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With Terrence McGee and Aaron Williams both injured, the Bills supplemented their cornerback depth by moving Terrence Wheatley from the practice squad to the 53-man roster.
McGee is down with a hamstring injury. Williams is out several weeks with an injury to the collarbone and shoulder area. Drayton Florence and Leodis McKelvin are the Bills' starters at cornerback, and Reggie Corner now is No. 3. No. 4 is rookie Justin Rogers. Wheatley was a second-round pick of the New England Patriots in 2008. He was the ninth cornerback taken in the draft that year and ran a 40-yard dash time of 4.37 seconds before the draft. But he never has been able to stay healthy. He was cut at the end of preseason by Jacksonville this summer.
Said coach Chan Gailey on Wheatley: "He's got some quickness. He's a good man-to-man cover guy. I haven't seen him, but I think he can probably help us in special teams. He hasn't learned everything. He hasn't been here long enough. But he'll get it slowly but surely."
The Bills released veteran tight end David Martin to make room for Wheatley. They also signed defensive back Brandon Bing to the practice squad. He went undrafted out of Rutgers last spring and was released by Denver prior to the regular season. Bing, 5-11 and 177, started 13 of 41 games in college.
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Marian Boben took her normal shortcut to work Wednesday from her Cinnaminson home, cutting down Flynn Avenue in Moorestown on her way to the office.
But yesterday's drive took a lifesaving turn. As she drove down Flynn Avenue, Boben encountered thick plumes of black smoke and flames dancing from the roof of a home on the 200 block, cutting through the morning's gray skies.
"There was no one outside and no fire trucks or sirens," said Boben. "Something wasn't right. I pulled over, called 911 and started trying to alert the people inside."
As she ran to the front door, several other neighbors and drivers saw and rushed to help, too. Boben assumed anyone inside might be elderly and couldn't hear what was happening. Instead, as the Good Samaritans ran around the house banging on doors and testing windows, they encountered two young adults roused from the commotion. Their parents, the homeowners, weren't home at the time.
"The girl was in the foyer and she didn't know what to do. I told her to get her shoes on and let's go," Boben said. "The young man, her brother, came down then and he looked so stunned."
For good reason, said Chief Anthony Green of the Moorestown Fire Department. The man was asleep in his second-floor bedroom. The people who banged on the doors, alerting the siblings, "saved this guy's life ... So hats off to the neighbor."
Soon after the 911 call, emergency crews and onlookers started flooding the scene. Boben pulled the young woman aside and stayed with her.
"I got my rescue blanket from the car," said Boben, who has worked in nursing and health care for more than 35 years. "We sat together until the police needed to ask her questions."
Fire officials said the blaze, reported at 7:55 a.m. Jan. 16, likely started on the first floor of the Cape Cod home and spread through the walls into the second floor and attic. The upper floor and attic were severely damaged by the fire, while the first floor sustained smoke and water damage. The damage left the house temporarily unlivable.
Six fire companies—Moorestown, Lenola, Maple Shade, Mount Laurel, Riverton and Delran—responded to the scene. The fire marshal is investigating the cause of the blaze.
"As we sat there, I couldn't stop thinking that this was someone's home. To see your house like this and not be able to do anything is awful," Boben said.
As for her own actions and those who joined in the rescue party, Boben brushes it aside.
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If the Braves hit, they will win.
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If they hit opposite field singles with two outs and runners in scoring position.
If they can get runners on base ahead of Freddie Freeman and Evan Gattis.
If they turn pitchers' occasional mistakes into bombs.
So here's what the skeptic would say.
"Well, yeah, IF they hit. But they're facing the top 1-2 starting pitchers in the National League. Good luck with that."
Sure, Clayton Kershaw and Zach Greinke could be untouchable. If they are flat-out nasty, there's not much any lineup can do about it. The 1995 Cleveland Indians had one of the most explosive lineups in the last 50 years. Then they ran into the Braves in the World Series, with Tom Glavine, Greg Maddux, John Smoltz and Steve Avery. The Braves held them to a.179 batting average over six games. The Indians had more strikeouts (37) than hits (35). Afterward, Cleveland manager Mike Hargrove said, "We just haven't faced pitching like that."
But as Yogi Berra said, "Great pitching will always beat great hitting -- and vice versa."
The lasting image of that World Series is of Glavine shutting out the Indians for eight innings and Mark Wohlers finishing it. But the Braves gave up two, three and two runs in their other wins. They gave up five and seven runs in their losses. If Wohlers had blown Glavine's lead (let us pause to give thanks that Jim Leyritz didn't play for Cleveland), then anything could have happened in Game 7.
Point being: Just because Kershaw and Greinke are great does not mean they are unhittable, and certainly not unbeatable.
The Braves' starting pitching of Kris Medlen, Mike Minor and Julio Teheran is good enough to hang with Kershaw, Greinke and rookie Hyun-Jin Ryu. Charles Nagy, with a 4.55 ERA in the regular season, outpitched Smoltz in Game 3 of that '95 World Series. It happens. It's baseball. (That's precisely why the one-game wild card game is ridiculous.)
But, back to the Braves' lineup. They led the National League with 181 home runs and tied the Mets for the league-lead with 1,384 strikeouts. They ranked fourth in runs scored with 688. But they were maddeningly inconsistent. They could go days without a hit with runners in scoring position.
Leaving Dan Uggla off the first-round roster helps. Not to beat up on the guy. He's said to be a consummate professional and respected teammate. Maybe he can sort out his problems in the offseason. But for now, he's a mess. Leaving him off the roster does take away some power. But he has hit one home run over his last 139 plate appearances.
The Braves don't have to score buckets of runs to win three games. They just have to score enough to turn a lead over to the bullpen after six or seven innings. The later the game gets, the better the Braves are. Craig Kimbrel is the best closer in baseball. Luis Avilan and David Carpenter are two of the best set-up men. Anthony Varvaro has been stellar in middle relief. Luis Ayala has been quietly effective. Rookies David Hale and Alex Wood are fearless. Jordan Walden has struggled since coming off the disabled list, but he was dominant before getting hurt and may be just rusty from inactivity.
It should surprise no one if they hold the Dodgers to three runs in every game.
It will also surprise no one if they waste such splendid pitching because they score three runs in all games combined.
They are, quite literally and figuratively, hit or miss.
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ITEM! Heath Ledger posthumously received the Golden Globe award for Best Supporting Actor! It was for his legendary role as the Joker in The Dark Knight, which I've already watched a bajirrion times. Nerds all over the Internet are now hoping for an Oscar. FOR HEATH!
ITEM! First OFFICIAL Winnie the Pooh story in 80+ years! The first authorized sequel to "Winnie the Pooh and the House at Pooh Corner" is entitled "Return to the Hundred Acre Wood" and will be released on October 5th, 2009. I haven't read the original, but hey. Maybe it's time that I do.
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We know there are dog lovers all across Coventry. So, now is as good a time as any to tell us about your special furry (or hairy) friend, and share a picture with your neighbors.
Aug. 26 is National Dog Day. That's the day animal advocate Colleen Paige has designated for honoring all those dogs who bring in the paper, and all those dogs who are neglected.
Not to be confused with National Mutt Day (Dec. 2), National Puppy Day (March 23) or National Pet Day (April 11), each of the 19 national and international pet days founded by Paige are all designed with one thing in mind: to draw attention to the need for pet rescue.
Paige, author, pet behaviorist and self proclaimed "pet celebrity lifestyle expert" founded the Animal Miracle Foundation and Network (AMFN), a nonprofit Christian faith based charity, in the aftermath of hurricane Katrina. Since 2004, Paige says, National Dog Day has rescued 100,000 dogs and has now spread its efforts worldwide.
"We will never meet a human who will love us without condition, without expectation, without someone, at some point, disappointing us, breaking our heart..." Paige said, "Dogs will never do this to us. They are steadfast.... and short, fat, tall, skinny, any race, any religion, there is no discrimination - we are perfect in their eyes. They deserve so much more than they get."
Paige dubbed the holiday a K-9 Fourth of July and asks pet lovers to celebrate by adopting a shelter dog, helping an ill or elderly neighbor by walking their dog, or with a $5 donation to a local shelter. But that's just three of National Dog Day's 50 Ways to Celebrate.
Stop by during business hours or call Coventry Animal Control at 822-9106 to see if they have any pups for adoption.
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Muhannad Suleiman, assistant professor of civil and environmental engineering, has received the Lindback Foundation Career-Enhancement Grant for Minority Junior Faculty Members, which will help fund his research to design a sustainable pavement system.
This proposed pavement would be made of pervious materials that allow water to pass through the pavement and help purify the water as it seeps into the ground. This would result in several benefits to people and the environment, including a reduction in the volume of direct water runoff from pavement, enhanced quality of storm water, improved skid resistance, and a reduction in pavement noise.
"A pervious pavement system that is designed to eliminate the possibility of contaminating groundwater, will recharge the groundwater and improve the safety of roads, especially during rainy weather," Suleiman explains. "Recharging groundwater is very important worldwide, especially in areas where most of the rain is not effectively used."
During the spring semester, Debra Perrone '08, who graduated May 24 with a B.S. in civil engineering, worked on the project as an EXCEL scholar. She assisted Suleiman with preparing pervious concrete mixes using aggregates available in Pennsylvania. Her work was the first step of this research to be conducted using resources entirely from Pennsylvania.
"Debra will be going to graduate school in environmental engineering and I believe this project will help in opening several opportunities for her in the future," says Suleiman.
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News about Maps, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Jun. 16, 2014
Transportation Department is seeking explicit authority from Congress to regulate automobile navigation aids of all types, including apps on smartphones; move is part of department's intensifying battle against distracted driving, and has support of automakers, who already comply with voluntary guidelines for built-in navigation systems. MORE
Jun. 1, 2014
Navigational services company Telenav will switch from maps that are professionally produced to ones that are crowdsourced; program, called OpenStreetMap is based on information provided by amateur users who send in corrections and road changes. MORE
Apr. 25, 2014
Nokia's Here mapping system is leader in car navigation, making it tantalizing as potential multibillion-dollar takeover target, as it faces future without being player in global phone business for first time in more than three decades; completion of sale of its handset business to Microsoft for $7.5 billion puts spotlight of what remains of Finnish company. MORE
Apr. 7, 2014
Allerton neighborhood in the north Bronx has, for years, been mislabeled on New York City maps by city planners; residents and local officials have set out to get Allerton its cartographic due, in a campaign that underscores deep pride many New Yorkers take in their neighborhoods. MORE
Mar. 29, 2014
Agloe, fictitious town in the western Catskills of New York State that was recently removed from Google Maps, was invented by mapmakers in 1920s to guard against copyright infringement; for some reason, the name stuck, but how it endured on area charts for so long remains a cartographic mystery. MORE
Jan. 23, 2014
Joseph Gonzalez and Ralph Magnus, owners of dealer Fair Winds Antique Maps, have amassed collection of 480 antique maps of Hispaniola and West Indies and covered walls of their Manhattan apartment with them. MORE
Dec. 26, 2013
University of Richmond Digital Scholarship Lab has digitally enhanced Charles O Paullin's monumental 1932 work Atlas of the Historical Geography of the United States with animated maps and access to fine-grained data behind them. MORE
Dec. 15, 2013
Adam Fisher article on Google's plan for digital domination, which depends on being the first Internet company to map every last place on the globe. MORE
Nov. 17, 2013
FYI column on when Manhattan's rigid right-angled street grid first began appearing. MORE
Nov. 14, 2013
Personal Tech Q&A on turning off Windows 8 multitouch gestures and turning off unused mailboxes in iOS 7's mail app; Tip of the Week notes Google brought back Pegman, little yellow fellow used to find available Street View photography on a Google map. MORE
Oct. 14, 2013
South Korea is one of world's most digitally advanced countries, yet it has strong rules governing Internet, including some on mapping services; Google Maps can provide directions only for public transport, not for driving; domestic criticism of regulation is growing, and government is moving to ease some Internet rules. MORE
Oct. 1, 2013
Exhibit Measuring and Mapping Space: Geographic Knowledge in Greco-Roman Antiquity, at the Institute for the Study of the Ancient World in New York City, highlights ancient civilizations' attempts to understand world's size and shape and their role in laying foundations for modern map-making. MORE
Jul. 7, 2013
Chuck Klosterman The Ethicist column answers questions about displaying Nazi-era maps, switching movies while at the theater and anonymously buying cigarettes for a neighbor. MORE
Jun. 25, 2013
New York City Transportation Department is installing network of site-specific pedestrian maps to help visitors, and even New Yorkers, find their way; $6 million project will install maps on sidewalks and inside subway stations that highlight include locations of transit hubs and bike lanes and provide estimated walking times for pedestrians. MORE
Jun. 19, 2013
Bloomberg administration releases map of expanded hurricane evacuation zones using six zone categories instead of three, placing 600,000 more people within evacuation boundaries; map also adds 26 Housing Authority developments, four hospitals and nine nursing homes. MORE
Jun. 11, 2013
After weeks of talks, Google completed a deal to buy the Israeli social mapping start-up, which uses a combination of GPS tracking and contributions from its users about road conditions to help drivers navigate. MORE
Jun. 11, 2013
Maps that are dynamic, adapting to current conditions like traffic, are the most useful of all, which helps explain why Google wants to buy popular social mapping service Waze for more than $1 billion. MORE
May. 16, 2013
Google unveils new Google Maps; new service creates real-time, personalized maps and incorporates 3-dimensional images from inside businesses and from Google Earth. MORE
May. 10, 2013
Facebook is in serious discussion to buy leading mobile navigation and map service Waze in deal that some say could exceed $1 billion; if concluded, sale would allow Facebook to better deliver locally tailored ads and content to its 1.1 billion users. MORE
Mar. 15, 2013
Coca-Cola says it is cooperating with Chinese authorities investigating whether its employees engaged in illegal mapping using GPS devices in Yunnan Province. MORE
Feb. 17, 2013
Zachary Sniderman article on Becky Cooper project Map Your Memories, in which strangers fill in maps of Manhattan with their experiences; submitted maps will be released in book Mapping Manhattan: A Love (and Sometimes Hate) Story in Maps by 75 New Yorkers. MORE
Jan. 31, 2013
Homeowners in Canarsie, Brooklyn, welcome new maps introduced by Federal Emergency Management Agency showing marked increase in flood-prone areas near New York City's coast; say new flood maps could have given them a warning before Hurricane Sandy hit. MORE
Jan. 30, 2013
Google Maps uploads map of North Korea, complete with street names and landmarks in Pyongang, providing peek at place previously shrouded in secrecy; North Korea is last country in world to get relatively detailed map; new map, which replaces old, mostly blank one, was built with help of citizens, including those who have fled country. MORE
Jan. 29, 2013
Federal Emergency Management Agency releases new federal flood maps revealing grim news that many New Yorkers were girding for after Hurricane Sandy--more areas farther inland are expected to flood in future storms. MORE
Jan. 8, 2013
Digital globes, which rely on projection and a spherical screen, display political boundaries and topography as well as complex phenomena such as weather patterns; globes may become more widely available as prices fall. MORE
Dec. 13, 2012
David Pogue State of the Art column says Google's maps app for iPhone offers smooth navigation and intelligent directions for driving, walking and public transportation. MORE
Dec. 13, 2012
Release of new Google Maps app for iPhone may help Apple customers find their way, but it will not relieve Apple of the pressure to improve its own maps service. MORE
Dec. 9, 2012
App City column on Wanderous, free iPhone mapping app that plots wandering, interest-filled routes in New York City between start and end points entered by user. MORE
Oct. 4, 2012
Kit Eaton App Smart column highlights mapping and navigation apps that are better options than Google and Apple apps. MORE
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Agency Aims to Regulate Map Aids in Vehicles
In an effort to curb distracted driving, a measure in a proposed bill would specify that Transportation Department could regulate smartphone map apps and systems built into cars.
June 16, 2014, Monday
MORE ON MAPS AND: Global Positioning System , Navigation , United States Politics and Government , National Highway Traffic Safety Administration , Automobile Safety Features and Defects , Maps , Mobile Applications , Smartphones , Driver Distraction and Fatigue , Regulation and Deregulation of Industry , Transportation Department (US)
In Terms of Fans, the Heat Have Already Beaten the Spurs
Even if more Americans wind up rooting for the Spurs in the N.B.A. finals, the Heat will still have many more committed fans.
June 6, 2014, Friday
MORE ON MAPS AND: Basketball , Miami (Fla) , San Antonio Spurs , Facebook Inc , Miami Heat , Basketball , NBA Championship , Miami Heat , San Antonio Spurs , Maps , San Antonio (Tex)
Disapproval Is Swift for French Merger Plan
President François Hollande says reducing the number of regions is a needed step to cut costs, but critics fear a loss of cultural identity and federal jobs.
June 4, 2014, Wednesday
MORE ON MAPS AND: Maps , Hollande, Francois , France , Politics and Government
Mapping Apps Follow the Crowd
Telenav, a navigation services company, is switching from maps that are professionally produced to ones that are crowdsourced, using data and updates provided by contributors.
June 1, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON MAPS AND: Crowdsourcing (Internet) , Maps , Automobiles , TeleNav, Inc
Massimo Vignelli, Visionary Designer Who Untangled the Subway, Dies at 83
A self-styled "information architect," Mr. Vignelli gave Modernist shape to book covers, shopping bags, furniture, corporate logos and, famously, a subway map.
May 28, 2014, Wednesday
MORE ON MAPS AND: Subways , Deaths (Obituaries) , Vignelli, Massimo , Design , Maps
Who Made That Weather Icon?
Evolving beyond dots for rain, asterisks for snow and triangles for rain showers.
May 25, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON MAPS AND: Maps , Symbols , National Weather Service , Weather , Inventions and Patents , Allen, Mark
Answering Readers' Questions About the Baseball Maps
Although Facebook data must be taken with a grain of salt, the results broadly match up with findings from other sources.
April 26, 2014, Saturday
MORE ON MAPS AND: Maps , Baseball , Facebook Inc
Digital Mapping May Be Nokia's Hidden Jewel
Though a laggard in smartphone location apps, Nokia's Here mapping system is a leader in car navigation and might be a tantalizing takeover target.
April 25, 2014, Friday
MORE ON MAPS AND: Global Positioning System , Nokia Oyj , Smartphones , Automobiles , Microsoft Corporation , Maps , Mergers, Acquisitions and Divestitures
Bronx Neighborhood Fights for Its Spot on the Map
Allerton in the north Bronx has for years been overlooked and mislabeled by city planners and Google, but now residents have set out to get their neighborhood its due.
April 7, 2014, Monday
MORE ON MAPS AND: Allerton (Bronx, NY) , Google Maps , City Planning Department (NYC) , Maps , Names, Geographical , New York City
Seeking a Town on the Border of Fiction and Reality
Google recently removed Agloe, N.Y., in the western Catskills, from its map, but how it endured on area charts for so long remains a cartographic mystery.
March 29, 2014, Saturday
MORE ON MAPS AND: Geography , General Drafting Co , New York State , Agloe (NY) , Maps , Catskills (NYS Area) , Lindberg, Otto G (1886-1968) , Google Maps , Copyrights and Copyright Violations , Google Inc
Territorial Disputes in the Waters Near China
China has recently increased its pursuit of territorial claims in nearby seas, leading to tense exchanges with neighboring countries. A map of some of the most notable disputes.
Opinion in Google Street View Privacy Case
A federal appeals court rejected Google's bid to dismiss a lawsuit accusing it of violating a federal wiretap law when it collected data for its Street View program.
Manhattan of the Mind
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Jun 18, 2014 by: Joanne M from Charlestown, Maryland
The St Clement's Island Museum is very well done with wonderful exhibits. We especially enjoyed all the information presented on the Ark and Dove and their voyages.
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Jun 15, 2014 by: RUDNME from Colonial Beach, Virginia
We visited here for the Blessing of the Fleet which is held every October. The fireworks at this event are really amazing. Take a boat over to the island and tour the replica lighthouse. The views of the Potomac River are nice from the top. We did not get to tour the museum on the mainland as we were busy with wine tasting and shopping the vendors that had set up at the event.
Cool piece of Maryland history tucked away on an island accessible only by boat.
Jul 08, 2013 by: DakotaBuck from Annapolis, Maryland
If you're in southern Maryland and you've got a boat, or are willing to pay to take a tour boat out to St. Clement's Island, you are in for a treat. This island has a rich history tied to the founding of Maryland as a colony, which I won't get into here. But suffice it to say that if you're looking for a half-day outing that involves sun, water, boats & hiking -- as well as a self-guided tour of a lighthouse -- this is the place to go! Other than a basic restroom facility on one end of the island, and a picnic area, there are no other facilities for visitors. It's fairly rustic, so bring some snacks and water/beverages. If you're coming by pleasure boat, approach the southeast corner of the island and dock for free at the very nice & well-maintained pier & slips. From there it's a short walk to the lighthouse and the picnic/restroom area. You can explore the entire island if you wish, but be prepared for a bit of a hike.
Interesting history, nice museum and boat ride
Jun 30, 2012 by: mary532 from Havre de Grace, Maryland
St. Clement's Island Museum is on the mainland and displays the history of the first settlers arriving in Maryland from England. This group of colonist were seeking religious freedom as they could not be Catholics in England. It is an interesting history and made more interesting by a boat ride to the island which is available on weekends. Once you take the boat ride you have quite a long walk to the reconstructed Blackistone Lighthouse and the cross commemorating the 300th anniversary of the founding of Maryland. There are also picnic areas. My complaint is that the website for the place is terrible. If I had known that the walk was about a mile round trip I probably wouldnt have gone all this way with my young kids. The map given to you at the museum explains that. Adding that to the website would have been useful or maybe a sentence of text. It was a hot day with little shade and few benches along the way. I find that the Maryland State Parks have the worst webpages for their parks I have ever seen. Most do not include maps because they want to sell them to you. The information lacks major information like are their bathrooms in the park. I worked for the National Park Service and wrote webpages for my park so I know a little about the subject.
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Mar 27, 2012 by: gradygirl07 from Pasadena, Maryland
This site is a small museum in a residential community. I found it quaint and interesting. The museum displays are well done and the staff are very friendly. To tour the museum will take about 30-40 minutes.
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Cadillac rolled to a 33-6 victory over Gaylord, while TC West likewise steamrolled Alpena 42-0. With a defensive line that averages almost 275 pounds across the front four, the Vikings held the Blue Devils to under 100 yards of total offense and gained 337 themselves. Tanner Derror led Cadillac with 114 rushing yards, and quarterback Jalen Brooks had 80 yards on the ground and a pair of touchdowns. West was paced by three touchdowns from QB Donny Cizek (two pass, one run) and Griffin Forrester ran fro 11 yards and a TD.
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"We've got to be able to control the line of scrimmage on both sides of the ball. Their D-line goes 295, 280, 260, 260. Our biggest kid is Connor Hayes at about 265 and then after that it drops off. We're fighting an uphill battle there. And then we have to contain Jalen Brooks. If we do those two things, we'll be in the game for sure." — TC West coach Tim Wooer.


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Fridays – Greenleaf Bass Jackpot, 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. Entry fee is $30 per boat. Pay at the ramp. Contact: (918) 781-2740.
June 1 – OKC Kayak Tournament Trail, Illinois River at the Todd Public Access at 3 p.m. Tournament entry fee is $40 and includes river fishing fees. Contact: (918) 440-6308 or (405) 235-2925 or by email at email@example.com.
July 14-20 – The Bass Federation high school fishing world finals, Russellville, Ark. The event will introduce a new tournament format, which will include an additional day of competition, a semi final round and qualifying up to 22 teams into the finals, including 10 teams from a last chance qualifier to be held the Friday before the final day of competition. To register, go to highschoolfishing.org.
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Antelope archery: Oct. 1-14 (open areas)
Bear: Archery: Oct. 1-20 (open counties only); muzzleloader, Oct. 26-Nov. 3 or until quota is reached (open counties only).
Crow: Oct. 10-Nov. 16 and Dec. 9-Mar. 4, 2014; statewide
Dove: Sept. 1-Oct. 31 and Dec. 21-29.
Deer: Archery, Oct. 1 to Jan. 15; muzzleloading opens Oct. 26-Nov.3. Gun: Nov. 23-Dec. 8.
Youth deer gun: Oct. 18-20.
Holiday antlerless gun season: Dec. 20-29.
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Rabbit: Oct. 1-March 15.
Jackrabbit: Oct. 1-March 15 (west of I-35 only)
Squirrel: May 15, Jan. 31, 2014.
Fall turkey: Oct. 1-Jan. 15, 2014.
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Ft. Gibson: May 13. Elevation 2 1/2 feet above normal, water 65 and clear. Crappie excellent on minnows and jigs at 1 foot around any rocky banks and structure on hour after daylight and one hour before dark. Catfish excellent on whole shad and juglines drifting the main river and the flats. Paddlefish excellent in the Chouteau Bend area. Largemouth bass fair on crankbaits and spinnerbaits at 5-15 feet. White bass fair in the creeks and starting to move back into the main lake. Report submitted by Rick Stafford of Wagoner.
Grand: May 12. Elevation 1 foot above normal, water 63. Largemouth bass good on Slug-Gos and jigs shallow. Catfish fair on fresh cut bait. Crappie good on minnows and jigs shallow. All other fishing slow. Report submitted by Kody Moore, game warden stationed in Delaware County.
Greenleaf: May 14. Excellent on soft jerk baits, Sinko, Yum Dingers and chatter baits shallow around stumps and cover. Crappie excellent on minnows, jigs, Strike King's joker and Slab Doctor's baby shad shallow around brush along banks and in the lake. Report submitted by Mike's Outdoors.
Hudson: May 14. Elevation normal. Largemouth bass good on crankbaits, spinnerbaits and plastic baits. White bass good on small lures below dams and mouths of creeks. Channel and blue catfish good on cut shad and liver. Paddlefish fair to good in the upper end. Report submitted by Steve Loveland, game warden stationed in Rogers and Mayes counties.
Keystone: May 14. Elevation 1 foot above normal, water 60. Crappie good on minnows and jigs at 3-5 feet. Catfish excellent on cut bait at 40-50 feet. White bass fair trolling rattletraps. Largemouth bass fair on minnows and plastic baits. Report submitted by Karlin Bailey, game warden stationed in Creek County.
Tenkiller: May 13. Elevation 5 feet. above normal and rising, water murky. Largemouth, smallmouth and spotted bass slow on spinnerbaits, buzz baits and topwater lures in flooded brush. Crappie slow on minnows in coves and docks. Sunfish fair on worms in docks. Report submitted by Monte Brooks of Cookson.
Webbers Falls: May 14. Bass excellent on tubes, chatter baits, flipper and Zoom brush hogs shallow around stumps and cover. Crappie excellent shallow around stumps and flats. Fish are spawning. Report submitted by Mike's Outdoors.
Eufaula: May 12. Elevation 1 foot above normal, water 64 and clear in the east and murky in the west. Largemouth bass good on crankbaits, spinnerbaits and plastic baits around buck brush and riprap areas. White bass good on jigs below the dam when running water. Blue catfish good on various baits along shallow flats and moving into rocky areas. Crappie good on minnows and jigs at 1-5 feet along banks and traditional spawning areas. Report submitted by Ed Rodebush, game warden stationed in McIntosh County.
Robert S. Kerr: May 11. Bass fair on crankbaits and stick baits and good on topwater lures off points, along creek channels and in coves up river in coves. White and spotted bass excellent up the Canadian River; look for concentrations of gulls; white bass are congregated in deeper pools. Crappie fair close to creek channels on submerged brush. Channel and blue catfish excellent on trotlines and juglines baited with cut bait at 12-20 feet close to creek and river channels. Report submitted by Allen Couch, game warden stationed in Haskell County.
Solunar tables
Friday-Poor; 4:45 a.m. to 9:50 a.m.
Saturday-Good; 5:40 a.m. to 10:40 a.m.
Sunday-Good; 6:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.
Monday-Good; 7:20 a.m. to 12:20 p.m.
Tuesday-Poor; 8:10 a.m. to 1:10 p.m.
Wednesday-Fair; 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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---- — SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) — Hector "Macho" Camacho was a brash fighter with a mean jab and an aggressive style, launching himself furiously against some of the biggest names in boxing. And his bad-boy persona was not entirely an act, with a history of legal scrapes that began in his teens and continued throughout his life.
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Camacho fought professionally for three decades, from his humble debut against David Brown at New York's Felt Forum in 1980 to an equally forgettable swansong against Saul Duran in Kissimmee, Florida, in 2010.


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The Telegraph - EnglandIt was a pleasure to write for one of England's largest newspapers, The Telegraph, as part of their 2014 Wimbledon preview. My story focused on how Andy Murray out-thought and out-played Novak Djokovic in the 2013 final.
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Male ChorusMale Chorus is a non-auditioned TTBB chorus that performs easy to medium difficult choral literature for male voices. The repertoire of the ensemble is chosen from the full spectrum of sacred and secular choral music from early historical periods to the present. Male Chorus sings for regular campus chapel services, Christmas at Concordia, and the spring Festival of Anthems and Lessons concert. Male Chorus combines occasionally with the Women's Chorale to sing mixed choir (SATB) music. Male Chorus combines occasionally with the Women's Chorale, the university's female chorale, to sing mixed choir (SATB) music.
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Acquisitions Change Your Company - November's Marketing Blog
Earlier this month it was announced that Staffing Industry Analysts was acquired by Crain Communications. So what happens to the Staffing Industry Analysts brand or any 'former' company's brand after the acquisitions? The answer can be a little tricky, it depends. Some brands stay alive, some brands become product lines, and some brands just completely disappear. So what does one do, how does one disengage from one's brand and how does one launch a new to them brand?
I can't pretend to have all of the answers, but given the current economic climate, many of you might be acquired, or might make acquisitions. So I thought I would talk about some of the issues and as always, I would love to hear from you about things that are important to you and some of the things you feel you need to protect regarding your brands and acquisitions.
It has been said that acquisitions succeed or fail based on two reasons: culture and synergy. If there is a mismatch in culture or lack of synergy, it is likely that the acquisition will fail. And like many a marriage, most acquisitions do fail. Often culture is tied to one's brand; after all, one's identity is often tied to one's brand.
Maintaining the Brand
With Crain and Staffing Industry Analysts, Staffing Industry Analysts will keep and maintain its brand. You will notice little if no change to any of our branding. Crain maintains autonomy with its business units. Crain is a 90+ year old company that has such diverse brands as AdAge, AutoWeek and Business and Insurance, to name a few. If they were all called Crain, these brands would not serve their individual markets well.
In 1999 when Nestle acquired PowerBar, there were no changes to the PowerBar brand. Sports enthusiasts who consumed PowerBar products, continued to consume PowerBar products. Nestle didn't try to re-brand the product - Nestle saw the value in the brand, the brand had a strong following and the consumer continued to feel good about the product that they knew.
The Brand becomes a Product Line
This often happens when a larger dominant brand purchases what they perceive as a smaller brand. Sometimes this works, and sometimes it doesn't. A couple of examples I can think about are technology related. Cisco recently purchased WebEx. Cisco decided that WebEx wasn't a strong enough brand, and has relegated WebEx to a product line. It makes sense to Cisco, who has one of the top 20 brands worldwide, but to the folks who identify with WebEx; this can be a little confusing. I was on a car rental bus recently, and a man was on his cell phone talking to someone about his upcoming WebEx conference call - he didn't identify with Cisco, in as much as Cisco might want him to, he identified with WebEx.
For those of you who know something about automotive parts, you might be familiar with a manual called Hollander. Hollander was THE manual for automotive salvage parts. ADP bought Hollander a number of year ago (ADP has since sold this business). ADP is known for payroll, not salvage parts and when it tried to re-brand the Hollander parts manual as ADP, it wasn't successful. Those in the industry identified with Hollander not ADP and refused the association with ADP.
Consumption of the Brand
When HP bought Compaq Computer, HP consumed the Compaq brand and there is nothing such as a Compaq Computer. HP thought its brand was a more dominant brand than Compaq.
Adecco was created by the merger of Adia and Ecco staffing companies - they created an entirely new brand from the two companies. Adecco has subsequently purchased a number of temporary staffing companies including Delphi and Olsten and just rolled them into the Adecco brand.
Brands and Culture
Most of us work because we need the money, but also because of affiliation. Brands have a direct impact on culture. When we think Gap, we think youth, moderate priced trendy clothes. When we think Ritz-Carlton, we think luxury and pampering. Your employees identify with those brands and when an acquisition shows up, your employees don't necessarily identify with the new company brand. After all they have been working for YOU and YOUR Company, not the new one. It takes internal marketing to communicate to employees about the benefits of the new brand. Let's face it; they are worried about other things as well, like losing their jobs, not just their affiliation.
Your customers are worried about the service they are going to receive and how the product/service that they have been used to purchasing is going to be affected. You need to think about how you are going to communicate the new brand to your customers. What the new brand means to them and how things are going to affect them, hopefully positively.
In addition to employees and customers, there are a whole host of others who need to understand how the new brand affects them. This includes your suppliers, your business partners, your community, the press and your financial relationships. All of these people have been used to doing business with you and your company and they want to know that they are going to be treated just as well.
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Simply put, Orange County looks like Orange County--much of it uniformly manicured and catering to the high life and high tech--because of the influence of one man. UC Irvine, Fashion Island, the Irvine Spectrum, University Research Park, Newport Coast, Orange County's thousands of acres of wilderness and parkland and its enviable public school systems all bear Bren's imprint. So does the New Majority, a growing coalition of wealthy, socially moderate Republicans who helped vault Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, an old skiing buddy of Bren, into office. He's the richest man in Orange County--worth an estimated $7.5 billion, according to the O.C. Business Journal--and has been snapping up property in Century City, San Diego and the Silicon Valley as well. He is publicity-shy and enigmatic but don't let his style fool you: Bren's involvement can mean life or death for a voter initiative, political campaign or philanthropic cause. His priorities are education, conservation (penance for a guy who has paved over a good chunk of the county?) and continuing to lift the O.C. out of L.A.'s long, but ever-shortening, shadow.


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Did you know that you have a lot to do with whether she succeeds at breastfeeding?
Is she planning to breastfeed? Did you know that you have a lot to do with whether she succeeds at it? That's right — you have a tremendous influence on whether your partner sticks with breastfeeding. In fact, a study shows that moms are more likely to try nursing when fathers are supportive than they are when dads are ambivalent. So take your influence seriously. At 39 weeks pregnant, read up on nursing, watch a video, and ask about whether a lactation consultant (basically, a nursing coach) will be available at the hospital or birthing center when the baby's ready to chow down for the first time. (Lesson one: It's a natural process, but it doesn't come naturally.) If she's afraid to ask for help (or she's just too tired after delivery), be her breastfeeding advocate and make sure she gets it.
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What would Bayside High be without its fearless leader? No, we're not talking about Zack Morris — although maybe we should be! We're talking about Mr. Richard Belding.
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- Place carrots and potatoes into a large pot and cover with salted water. Bring to a boil over high heat, then reduce heat to medium-low, cover, and simmer until tender, about 20 minutes. Drain and allow to steam dry for a minute or two.
- Meanwhile, melt the butter in a small saucepan over medium heat, then stir in the applesauce and brown sugar until dissolved. When the potatoes are ready, transfer to a serving bowl and mash until smooth. Then fold in the applesauce mixture and raisins.
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As is, I think the recipe is really good. I used regular carrots and sliced them. I was surprised at how quickly the sweet potato cooked. Next time I think I'll start teh carrots and add the sweet potatoes after 5 min. I'll also get the applesauce out of the fridge and let it sit while cooking the potato and carrots. Our mash cooled down quite a bit with the addition of the applesauce. But really, I do think this is a good recipe. Next time I make it I'm sure I'll give it a "5 star". I think it could use a little something in the spice area, but I'm not sure what. If anyone has any thoughts, please post them. A little ginger maybe?
V. good recipe. I don't like raisins so I left those out and cut the sugar down to 2 T. It definitely needs a touch of salt and because I like the flavor, I added about 1/8 t of allspice to the butter/sugar mix. With these small changes it wasn't bland.
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Unbelievable!!!! So incredibly easy, fast, and delicious. I think it even tastes better as a leftover the next night!!! I've made it three times this week!!!
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This is in response to the Connie Schultz column printed April 21.
I believe that Hilary Rosen is not that accurate. There is no reason to believe that Mitt Romney is trying to pit women against women. The news stations she mentions wouldn't give accurate reports, anyway.
I was a stay-at-home mom for 44 of the 45 years of my married life. I was proud of my work and — believe me — it was work. Also, I was far from being a millionaire mother.
We were extremely poor for the first several years of our lives. By staying at home and taking care of my family, my husband was able to work, go to school and build a very successful business.
Life wasn't easy for many years and we would have qualified for government help, but we had pride and never took it. My husband would find a way to take care of our needs.
I am very glad I did stay at home and all four of my children turned out to be very self-sufficient and productive, educated members of society.
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Several readers identified one of the three men pictured in the Feb. 20 History Center of Traverse City archive photo.
Nancy (Cornwell) Walton said the gentleman in the middle is Doug Linder, owner of Linder Tire Co. on State Street in Traverse City.
"The famous Linder Tire Horse was 'ridden' by many children in the '50s and '60s," Walton said.
She added that Linder was an active community leader with a great sense of humor.
Retired state Sen. George McManus Jr. also recognized Linder in the photo. He added that Linder owned the State Street tire store and was a city leader. Mary Hunsberger Link also identified Doug Linder in the photograph.
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Cheryl Morgan identified the two children pictured in the Feb. 13 History Center photo.
She said the boy in the tuxedo and the girl in the dress are brother and sister Wayne and Pam Burrougs. Morgan said she took dance lessons with the siblings at a downtown Front Street dance studio.
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Dean will be getting wings. The source said the creative team was eager to find new ways to torture and push this character to his
limits, and they hope to do this as realistically as possible: What about all the molting? How will he fit in the Impala? Can he fly? Will Sam feel differently about his brother? How does Castiel feel about this?
Castiel will be getting into more fights this season. The make-up department has been given instructions to make sure they put most of the blood so it trickles down Misha Collins' nose just so.
Mary and John will be appearing as ghosts that only Dean can see and hear. Tensions rise as they try to give Dean advice, and there's a hilarious, heart-warming moment in the third episode where John starts lecturing Dean from the back seat on how to drive properly.
Becky the fangirl is returning for one episode set at another fan convention. A fight breaks out between Sam/Dean shippers and
Dean/Castiel shippers. Our source says the production team tried to keep it tasteful, but there might be some hair-pulling and
There are plans for a body-swap episode. "No, really, this time!" stated the unnamed source. Sam and Dean will be swapping bodies.
Gabriel/The Trickster will be causing some hijinks. There might be ponies involved.
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A student at Pitt-Johnstown was shot and wounded Sunday night when two men barged into his apartment and attempted to rob him and two other students in the Bloomfield Apartments in Richland Township.
The injured student, identified as 22-year-old David Consiglio of the Hollidaysburg area, was driven to Memorial Medical Center by friends for treatment.
Consiglio, who was shot once, underwent surgery Sunday night and remained in the hospital Monday recovering from the wound, police Detective Kevin Lehman said.
Consiglio was listed in fair condition Monday, a hospital spokesman said.
The student is a relative of Blair County District Attorney Richard Consiglio, who could not be reached Monday afternoon for comment.
Lehman said that the intruders and the three students in the room got into a scuffle before Consiglio was shot.
A number of students residing at the Bloomfield Apartments, which is located along Theatre Drive, as well as the victim have been interviewed in the ongoing investigation.
Police were still trying to put together a description of the two intruders, but were not ready to release any information Monday. Surveillance tapes were being reviewed, Lehman said.
Lehman said that the attempted robbery occurred as a large number of the students were studying for finals this week.
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OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. - The University of Tennessee's Lindsay Shutzler had an explosive weekend at the Louisville Slugger Desert Classic in Las Vegas, Nev., leading her to be named the USA Softball National Player of the Week for the week of Feb. 13-19, announced today by the Amateur Softball Association. Schutzler (Monterey, Calif.) hit .733, helping lead her team to a 5-0 record on the weekend and 8-0 on the season.
Schutzler was 11-of-15 at the plate with a double, triple, six RBI and nine runs. In a 13-1 (5 innings) win over Kansas, Schutzler was a perfect 4-for-4 with four RBI. Against then No. 24 Oregon, Schutzler posted two walks and was 2-for-2 at the plate. She also scored three runs, 3-for-5, in a 13-2 victory over Hawaii.
"Winning the USA Softball Collegiate Player of the Week award is a great honor for me. The team and I worked very hard all fall to prepare to play in tournaments like the Louisville Slugger Desert Classic," said Schutzler. "We knew it was going to be a big tournament for us. We, as a team, wanted to come out and play well and I wanted to do my best job to help our team."
The University of Tennessee jumped two spots in this week's ESPN.com/USA Softball Collegiate Top 25 Poll to No. 2, with 469 points, after this week's performance.
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The Amateur Softball Association, founded in 1933, is the National Governing Body of softball in the United States and a member of the United States Olympic Committee. The ASA has become one of the nation's largest sports organizations and now sanctions competition in every state through a network of 87 local associations. The ASA has grown from a few hundred teams in the early days to over 230,000 teams today, representing a membership of more than three million. For more information on the ASA, visit www.asasoftball.com.
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USA Softball is the brand created, operated and owned by the ASA that links the USA Men's, Women's, Junior Boys' and Junior Girls' National Team programs together. USA Softball is responsible for training, equipping and promoting these four National Teams to compete in international and domestic competitions. The USA Softball Women's National Team is one of the only two women's sports involved in the Olympic movement to capture three consecutive gold medals at the Olympic Games since 1996. The U.S. women have also won seven World Championship titles including the last five consecutive. For more information about USA Softball, please visit www.usasoftball.com


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Shredd and Ragan pulled off a risky broadcasting maneuver this morning on 103.3 FM. They asked Buffalo News columnist Bucky Gleason and me to join them on their show -- simultaneously. And, somehow, it worked.
Bucky and I are involved in Shredd and Ragan's fantasy football league with former Buffalo Bills guard Ruben Brown, comedian Nick Bakay and Sen. Mark Grisanti. So the hosts had us on their show to discuss the draft (you don't care) and to preview the Bills season (you might care).
Here was Bucky's response to a question about whether he saw anything during the Bills' 0-4 preseason that fans can latch on to:
"I had really high hopes for this team going into the season. I thought that this was going to be a year in which they would finally break through, and maybe they will.
"But you asked me what I saw in the preseason, and in the preseason I didn't see much. I know that it's real easy to say, 'It's only the preseason. It doesn't count, and we'll see when there's real bullets,' and every other cliché you want to whip out at this time of year. But I really didn't see anything that was overly impressive that was sustained on the offensive side. And I think that there should be some concern there, and there is.
"That's going to be the deciding factor. ... I do have some concerns about the offense, and I have some concerns about [Bills quarterback Ryan] Fitzpatrick."
My take on the Bills' backfield situation:
"What happens with the Bills' backfield at this stage, now that C.J. Spiller has shown that he has picked up the NFL game and that he understands it and he gets the speed of it, which is what he did in those six games when Fred Jackson wasn't out there last year -- he really shined -- now it's up to Chan Gailey
"This is Chan Gailey's responsibility now. It's not up to C.J. Spiller. It's not up to Fred Jackson. Those two guys have established that they know what they're doing out there, and they can be productive. Now it's up to Chan Gailey to figure out how to use these guys.
"Some coaches can do that; some can't. A lot of people look at Chan Gailey and they mention that he's a quarterbacks coach and a quarterbacks whisperer throughout his years in the NFL. He's generally been a coach who likes a workhorse running back. We're talking about Jerome Bettis in Pittsburgh and you can go on down the line through his history.
"He's going to, much like Lindy Ruff with his goaltenders, need to be able to figure out how to use both of these guys to give one guy the proper amount of rest while the other guy's in there, keep them both on the field at the same time, keep them interested at the same time. ... You don't want C.J. Spiller standing next to Chan Gailey on the sideline too much. You want him out there and involved. That's when you have the best production."
Other topics you can hear about in this 19-minute podcast include the strengths and weaknesses of the revamped defense, Fitzpatrick's rib injury, quarterbacks coach David Lee's influence on Fitzpatrick's mechanics and the fact I play Shredd's mom in Week One.
Bucky and I will be on Shredd and Ragan throughout the season. Look for podcasts and updates on the Press Coverage blog.