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Costas and Romney will appear as part of the TEAMS '13 Opening General Session at 1 p.m. MT on Tuesday, November 5. Both are TEAMS Conference alumni, having appeared at TEAMS when it was last held in Salt Lake City in 2001. At that time, Romney was the head of the Salt Lake Organizing Committee for the 2002 Olympic Winter Games. He currently serves on the board of directors of Marriott International. Costas will be making his fourth live appearance at TEAMS. He has served as the anchor of NBC's primetime Olympics coverage for a record-setting nine Olympic Games and will lead NBC's coverage of the 2014 Olympic Winter Games from Sochi, Russia.
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Dr. Carroll Adams, 82, passed away Dec. 27, 2012, in Greenville.
William Carroll was born on July 15, 1930, in Star City, Ark., to Allie L. and Ila Miles Adams. He proudly served in the U.S. Army during the Korean conflict and was in the U.S. Army Quartermaster Corps in research and development.
He attended Lake Village Public Schools and graduated in 1948. William Carroll received his B.A. in 1951 at Arkansas State Teachers College (now University of Central Arkansas) and received his M.A. in 1953. Continuing his education, he received his Ph.D in 1963 at the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville, Ark.
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Dr. William Carroll Adams is preceded in death by his parents; his brother, Arvel T. Adams; his two sisters: Mildred Adams Moseley and Allie Adams Salem; and his sister-in-law, Carolyn Craddock Adams.
Contributions may be made to Holy Cross Episcopal Church, 400 S. Church Street, Paris, Texas 75460; Trinity Episcopal Church, Pine Bluff Ark.; Adams Endowment, Texas A & M Univerisity-Commerce, Commerce, 75428; or a charity of your choice.
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After reading all the reviews I approached this recipe from a different angle. First I took 5 large yams, washed and dryed them and placed them on a cookie sheet and baked in a 350 degree oven for 45 minutes. I removed them and let them cool to touch. This made it so easy to remove the skin and slice into 2 inch rounds. I layered the rounds in a baking dish and poured the syrup over the rounds (I used dark Karo Syrup instead of maple), dusted with the nutmeg and cinnamon, also dusted with some brown sugar, and dotted with butter. I then added half a cup of water to the pan, not over the rounds. Covered with foil I baked in a 325 degree oven for 40 mintues. They were perfect!!! Remove the foil, spoon some of the syrup over the rounds and serve. Lots of compliments and requests for the recipe.
Excellent, we like maple syrup but were afraid it would be too sweet, cut the syrup to 1/2 a cup and water the rest, taste was scrumptious, even the kids who are not big yams lovers, loved it.
I don't eat yams, so I cannot say personally how these turned out. However, my husband hasn't stopped talking about these yams! He's already asking me to make them next year for Thanksgiving and every year thereafter. I guess they were GREAT. I did read other reviews and planned ahead. I peeled and sliced the yams the night before, and stored in the fridge in a baggie(they maintain their quality well). Then the morning of Thanksgiving I steamed in the microwave for 8 1/2 minutes. At this point I proceeded to follow recipe as stated. It made it super easy, and fast, on a busy cooking day like Thanksgiving. Worth the time, just plan ahead. I also cut the syrup down to 1/2 cup as suggested by another reviewer.
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- 18%
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- 22%
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- 5%
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- 4%
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125-year-old Canoe Restored, On Display
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- A restored birchbark canoe on display in Mole Lake symbolizes the tribe's long history.
The restoration work on this 125-year-old canoe just finished. It had been in poor shape, resting a Chicago man's home for decades.
"He wanted to have the canoe restored, and have that very same Woodland Indian Ojibwe birchbark canoe returned back home to its original area," Sokaogon-Chippewa Public Relations Director Richard Ackley said.
The canoe will be on display in the Ojibwe community in Mole Lake for the next six months.
It will also make trips around the Northwoods for others to see.
The canoe is just part of keeping the story of the Ojibwe alive.
"Anything that we can have in our history that is preserved and is saved for the future is very important and very critical and very important to have preserved," Ackley said.
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"I found out it was the anniversary of the 'Help!' release from The Beatles record, and I decided, let's help our community," said Local 6 Vice President Valerie Nelson. "Our membership is very passionate about certain organizations within our community. One being the Lincoln County Humane Society, the local food pantry, and the American Cancer Society."
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Wessell went under water during a rescue attempt.
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Hoggie Doggies Snack Shack is a staple in Woodruff. Their All-American favorite is the Chicago Style Dog.
The owner Judy Rossi has been there for 12 years and says they go through a lot of dogs.
"Last season we went through almost 17,000 hot dogs. This year we're on track for about 18,000," says Rossi. "Statistically we go through about 8 tons of potatoes in a season, which is close to 16,000 pounds for our homemade french fries. Those are some big numbers for this little place."
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Summer material, poor tailoring and fit
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Comments about Jos. A. Bank Natural Stretch 2-Button Poplin Plain Front Suit:
Nice Summer weight materialPoor fit and tailoring
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I wear a 42R and a shirt sleeve length of 35in. The 42R jacket sleeves were too short and the material was not conducive to lengthening as a permanent crease would have been visible. So, I had to purchase the 42L and the sleeve length is good, but the jacket length too long. I also needed to have the pants tailored. The store, located at 1401 Rockville Pike, Rockville, MD 20852, had their tailor measure me. The waist, seat, and pant leg were too big, the crotch too long. I couldn't have the crotch brought up again because of the material. I waited 2 weeks for tailoring and all they did was bring in the waist and leg length. They are re-tailoring although the measurements that the tailors made were less than convincing in regard to what seemed to be needed.I haven't purchased from Jos A Bank for several years and this experience may be a one time deal. I'm not impressed with the price, the quality or the tailoring.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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Great summer suit
By Desert Dweller
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Purchased for work, and having to wear a suit in the desert can be brutal in the summer. This suit is much cooler than a wool suit, yet looks almost as elegant. Will tend to wrinkle more than a wool suit, but worth it if I can be cooler when the temps get past 100 degrees.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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By Edward
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This was the last of the colors available for this suit. I have all of the others and needed this color (white) to complete the set. Great suits and great price.
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Was starting a new job in ten days, and with all my traveling, I did not have time to go to the store and purchase new suites. Never bought any clothing on-line before and was extremely skeptical to do it this time, but caved in and took the plunge. Suites arrived in a few days as promised. Fit like a charm. Have even gotten compliments from others on the quality and appearance. They may never see me in their store again. Im hooked.
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If you like a slim fit, this is not it!
By Lawyer
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I am 6ft, 175lbs, good shape. I prefer that my suits are slim fit. I can settle for a suit that has some bagginess to it.This suit has neither. The jacket makes me look a lineman. The pants sag in the crotch. The back side has no definition. In fact, it looks like a brown paper bag.My wife had a laughing attack when I modeled this suit for her.Thank goodness I only have to wear this thing for one event.
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1st Purchase, Great Experience
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I bought three of these suits in different colors as part of the Buy 1, Get 2 + 1 Jacket Free deal. Only one suit differed in that it came with pleated pants. They shipped in a timely manner and the tops fit relatively well. The pants, of course, needed to be hemmed. Their was a processing error and the jacket needed to be shipped separately but the customer service representative was friendly, quick and efficient. The quality is great for the price!
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The price of the suit was great. It looks really good. Most of the measurements fit dead on. Maybe it's my build -but the legs seem to fit kinda snug. I prefer 3-button suits, but this particular color was not available in Navy. I will definitely buy again. I am hoping to get some 100% wool suits.
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Can't wait for summer to wear them.The web site didnt show the proper colors so 3 of the 4 were very similar .
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This suit is much like the travelers slim fit cut. No bag and hangs nicely. The only reason I didn't give it a 5 is because it has some odd seaming on the front. Going to keep it because it is a remarkable fit in the jacket and the slacks but would rather that seam wasn't there.
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I would buy this product again and again
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I wear this suit to business and social functions; and receive many compliments.
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Surprising quality considering the price. Wonderful fabric and well made. However, the suit was much too small so we went to a store 45 miles away and found another, same size, same fabric that did fit. While there, we bought a second in another color.Sizing should be more consistant for mail order to work.
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Very comfortable.
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It looks great and is comfortable in warm weather. One warning. The method of measuring the out seam on the pants did not work for me. They should use the inseam like everyone else.
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Perfect fiting
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I bought this suit in 2 colors, and like everything else that I get from Joseph Bank, they are well made, priced right, and always in style. Poplin is especially useful in DC's unpleasant Summers. In 35 years as a Bank customer, I have never had a problem with their clothes.
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Very comfortable fit. It wears very well and the rinkles fall out very easily with regular wearing. And the price was right too!
Great quality, pants not correct size.
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Good quality
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Pants size was way bigger than I needed with the right jacket, so tailoring was required, but the suit hangs nicely and has a great weight and feel for summer.
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JEFFERSONVILLE — Hitting the ball hard and right at the defense eventually paid off for Jeffersonville on Tuesday as an unearned run in the bottom of the sixth inning made the difference to help the Red Devils advance to the Hoosier Hills Conference softball championship with a 3-2 victory over the Seymour Owls on Wednesday.
Jeff will travel to Jennings County on Friday with the HHC crown on the line.
With the game tied, Courtney Shepherd led off the Red Devil half of the sixth with a single to center. After Tori Flaten hit into a force play, Marley Edwards reached on an error by second baseman Devon Joray.
With runners at the corners, Gemma Challies took the mound in relief of Abby Morrow. Edwards then stole second uncontested as the Owls attempted to pick off Flaten at third. Emily Coons then hit a hard grounder to second which Joray was unable to handle — allowing Flaten to score easily from third. After Tifany Sheets then lined out to end the inning, Seymour then went down 1-2- 3 in the seventh to seal Jeff's victory.
Kayleigh Thomas picked up the win on the mound as she scattered 11 hits, none fo r extra bases, walked none and struck out two. Jeff (13-7) only managed five hits, but three were for extra bases. Seymour committed four errors and stranded 10 base runners.
"Sometimes you would rather be lucky as well as good," said Jeff coach Jodi Bradley. "Tonight we hit the ball hard and put it in play and that makes things happen. Our pitching and defense is what I have the most confidence in. In the two years that I've been here, our defense has been our strong point with pitching a close second. Our defense keeps us in the game."
Jeff got on the board early as Coons led off the first with a single, advancing on a sacrifice by Sheets. Emily Gray then drew a walk before Thomas flied out. Coons scored as Janel Nelson reached on an error by Emily Bobb at short.
Seymour took the lead in the third on back-to-back RBI singles by Morrow and Baylee Robinson, scoring Bobb who had singled and Joray who had reached on an error. Jeff dodged a bullet earlier in the inning when Challies cleared the fence with a shot down the line in left, which hooked foul at the last second.
There was no doubt as to Jeff's other run, which came the courtesy of Gray, who launched a two-out bomb to dead center field in the fifth to tie the game at 2-2. The Red Devils other extra base hits were a two-out double by Demetria Towns in the second and a two-out double by Thomas in the third.
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"Sandra's New Secret" teases the cover of the new InTouch Weekly (because celebrity secrets tend to stay secret when splashed on the cover of a gossip rag). You said what, now? Has Jesse James been let back into her good graces? If not, then how could a notoriously single celebrity have a second child coming so soon on the heels of her first one?
Welllll...despite the difficulties most single parents would have in adopting, such things tend to go a bit easier for celebrities, you see. Oh, and also? She doesn't really have a baby on the way -- at least not yet. Instead, the InTouch story is about how she's supposedly telling friends how she's ready to adopt again. An adoption agency has allegedly already approved her (having seen the great job she did in The Blind Side, I guess) and now she's "waiting for the call."
The "report," if you can call it that, goes on to say she'll take any ethnicity and sex, although she "wants to give Louis a baby sister." So, adoption agencies in Haiti and Nigeria, try to read between the lines there, m'kay?
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2003-04: Continued to show improvement by posting new careerbest
times in both the 200 and 500-yard freestyle at the ACC
Championships (Feb. 25-28). Scored valuable points for the
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finishes...Started the league summit by notching a personal-best
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Member of the 800 freestyle relay that finished third...Finished in
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championships with an 18th-place time of 15:59.31...Took the 200
free at Miami (Oct. 12), won the 1,000 free versus Indian River
(Nov. 9) and beat everyone to the wall in the 500 free against LSU
(Jan. 25).
2001-02: Turned in top Seminole times in the 200, 500 and 1,650
freestyle races at the ACC Championships...Top finish was an
18th-place mark in the 1,650...Finished 14th in the 200 free at the
Georgia Invitational and 20th at the 500-yard distance...Picked up
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The women placed second out of six teams with 45 points, while Amherst, ranked #1 in the nation in Division III, won the event with 43 points. In third place following Springfield was Wheaton with 85 points, followed by Smith College in fourth with 98 points. In fifth place was St. Anselm with 116, and in sixth placed Merrimack finished with 145 points.
DiPaolo led the Pride in its impressive showing with her time of 20:17.4. She was followed closely by teammate Caitlin Crosby (Yarmouthport, Mass.) who took third with a time of 20:42.4.
Sophomore Lacey Cartier (York, Maine) finished with a time of 20:50.5 and placed eighth in the event, while Kristyn Meade (Raynham, Mass) finished with a time of 21:25.4 and took 20th place, and freshman Lindsey Eby (Clifton Park, N.Y.) rounded out Springfield's top five with a time of 21:36.2 and finished in 22nd place.
Springfield's impressive race was fueled by the Pride's top five runners finishing only 1:19 from each other. Also competing in the race was freshman Michelle Mirti (Pompton Plains, N.J.) (36th, 22:32.9), sophomore Kelley Murray (Cohoes, N.Y.) (40th, 22:46.9), and sophomore Tiffany Rozenas (Rochester, Mass.) (52nd, 23:41.9).
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LAUREL COUNTY, Ky. —
With Southwestern making every yard a challenge for the North Laurel offense, it was the defense that starred in a 17-7 win for the Jaguars.
"That's the kind of win that I think turns a team around. That's the kind of win that we have not gotten in a long time. One of those hard-fought, tough 48-minute games," North Laurel coach Chris Larkey said.
The game was in doubt until a Michael Nelson touchdown with 1:55 to play gave North Laurel some breathing room. Although no lead seems too safe after a 21-0 advantage crumbled last week against Pulaski County.
"If they had done that last week, we would be sitting great in the district race right now," Larkey said.
The Jaguars still have hopes of getting a piece of the district title, but need help after the loss to Pulaski County. Friday's win over Southwestern keeps North Laurel in second place and still in control of earning a playoff spot. Larkey said it was more than playoff position that had his team ready to play.
"After we read the newspaper what they had said, they didn't have any respect for us. They said we hadn't played anybody and don't be deceived by our record. I think they found out we are a pretty good football team," Larkey said.
Regardless of the motivation it was a full days work for both teams with every yard a challenge. The Warriors held Michael Nelson to a season low 23 yards. Gabe Blair would be the bulldozer that moved the pile a few yards at a time. Blair rushed for 108 yards on 25 carries.
North Laurel also mixed in a few more passing plays with Michael Nelson completing 4-of-8 passes for 53 yards.
"I showed we can do other stuff besides run," Larkey said. "We showed if you're going to stuff us we're just going to throw over top of you, which we can do. We are a pretty complete team although we like to run the ball."
But it was the defense's night with the only points they gave up when the Warriors were given a short field to work with.
"I think our defensive coaches did a tremendous job," Larkey said. "They held them to seven points and anytime you do that to a good football team you're doing something right."
North Laurel was forced to punt on its first three possessions. On the third series, pressure forced Nelson to rush the punt. Southwestern took over at the North Laurel 22, but the defense held. North Laurel got the ball back on downs only to fumble it away two plays later. This time the Warriors took over at the North Laurel 38 and scored three plays later on a 20-yard run by Logan Campisano.
" We tried to shoot ourselves in the foot in the first half. Our defense kept bailing us out," Larkey said.
Campisano finished with 26 carries for 153 yards. He entered the night averaging 132 yards per game.
North Laurel responded with a clock-eating drive. With a first-and-goal at the 6-yard line they appeared poised to tie the game. They would be stuffed on four straight plays and turn the ball over inches from the goal line.
"Southwestern played good on defense. They came in to stop the run and they did," Larkey said.
With quarterback Austin Smiddy getting the snap in the end zone, the Warriors first play would be a disaster. North Laurel's Josh Velasco chased Smiddy to the back of the end zone and took him down for a safety to make it a 7-2 score.
North Laurel took the lead on its first possession of the second half. The 73-yard drive included a 26-yard pass from Nelson to Cole Lewis and a 19-yard run by Jake McWhorter. It looked like the drive might stall again when facing a fourth-and-goal at the 1-yard line. The go-ahead score came on a 1-yard sneak by Nelson.
"We knew going in they were going to be physical and they were. Our kids were just more physical than they were in the end and our kids wanted it more," Larkey said.
Nelson to Blair on the two-point conversion made it a 10-7 game.
Southwestern pieced together a drive that ate up half of the fourth quarter, but never made it over midfield. The drive fell apart when Smiddy was called for intentional grounding to back the Warriors into second down-and-35. Forced to punt on fourth-and-20 from their own 40, the snap sailed over the punters head. North Laurel took over at the Warriors' 34.
The final yards to the goal line would again be the toughest. On fourth-and-8 from the 12, Nelson hooked up with Lewis for an apparent touchdown that would be called back on a holding penalty. The Jaguars found a play that worked, but it wasn't the play that was called.
"We were going to throw the football. We were going to look for the same play just the opposite direction," Larkey said. "Nelson saw a gap and he took off."
Nelson bolted 20 yards for the first down and then three more for the touchdown with 1:55 to play.
"I think we just wore them out in the end. I think we were just mentally and physically tougher than they were," Larkey said.
North Laurel will have another test next week when it travels to Madison Southern. The Eagles also have just one district loss after falling to Pulaski County by one point.
"It's a big thing for our kids when they learn how to win. Finally maybe they have learned to turn that corner and play for 48 minutes," Larkey said.
North Laurel 17, Southwestern 7
Southwestern 0 7 0 0—7
North Laurel 0 2 8 7—17
SW—Campisano 20 run (Baker kick); NL—Valesco safety; NL—Nelson 1 run (Nelson to Baker); NL—Nelson 3 run (Kennedy kick).


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Despite a poor start to the second half, and the fact that Mifflinburg had two long touchdown runs (by Oakley Whitesel and Kyle Failor) called back by penalties, there was no quit in the Wildcats on Friday.
They mounted a nice drive on the ground, marching 65 yards on 18 plays with Failor sneaking for a 1-yard TD. A mishandled snap by Failor on the PAT try worked out in the Wildcats' favor as Failor kept his composure and hit tight end Toby Boyer for a two-point conversion pass to make it 26-15 with 2:44 left in the third.
The euphoria was short-lived, however, as Bloomsburg took barely a minute to cover 80 yards for another score and a 32-15 advantage.
Mifflinburg scored on what would be its final play. Devin Hendrix, who shared time with Failor at quarterback, hit Failor in stride down the right sideline for a 77-yard score.
Wildcats coach Jason Dressler said he was proud of how well his players hung in after having two TDs nullified and playing the Panthers after losing starting cornerbacks Dustin Mertz and Daniel Danowsky last week.
"They are taught to go get the next one, and that's what they did."
THE RUN STOPS HERE: The main factor in Danville's first shutout of the season was the job the Ironmen did against Shikellamy's rushing attack. They held the Braves to 25 yards rushing on 27 attempts. Without a 23-yard loss on an errant shotgun snap, the Braves still would have averaged fewer than 2 yards per carry.
Danville's defense did a good job at the point of attack, forcing the Braves toward the sideline where the Ironmen linebackers could pursue to tackles. The one time Shik broke through with a chance for a big gainer, Danville linebacker Eric Haney got the back of Dwayne Pepper's ankle for a TD-saving tackle.
"We're pretty quick to the ball, so that was part of the game plan: Let's make them go east-west and not north-south," said Danville coach Jim Keiser. "I thought we came off the ball a little bit better, and that's something we've been working on. Our line coaches have realy been working on getting low and getting off the ball. I thought they did a really good job."
TURNING THE PAGE: Shikellamy was disappointed following Friday's loss 24-0 loss to Danville, particularly after averaging nearly 35 points per game in a three-game win streak.
First-year coach Todd Tilford counted on the Braves to bounce back for the stretch run.
"(Danville is) a good football team, and we've got to look at that," he said. "We still have a ton of stuff to play for. Playing Shamokin and Milton, we're playing for a home game in districts against a possible district opponent. So the next two weeks are going to be big for us. As frustrated as everybody is, we've got the type of kids and coaches that will keep plugging away. Hopefully we'll learn from it; (we) can't come out flat against a good team like that."
NICK HAS A KNACK: Lewisburg quarterback Nick Costagliola has shown an uncanny ability, as a right-handed passer, to throw well while moving to his left.
Against Central Columbia, the Green Dragons were able to convert a first-and-20 on their go-ahead touchdown drive in the fourth quarter thanks to that.
Costagliola rolled out to his left to begin the play, but the Blue Jays' Alex Shiber quickly pressured the junior quarterback.
Costagliola was able to stiff-arm Shiber and, before stepping out of bounds, fired a pass to tight end Ty Turner for a 27-yard gain to the Blue Jays 19.
Four plays later, Joey Gardner scored from 5 yards out to give Lewisburg the lead with 7:38 left in the game.
IMPACT BACK: Central Columbia senior fullback Eric McCracken is known more for his play on the defensive side of the ball. But Blue Jays coach Jason Hippenstiel says the 6-foot-2, 225-pounder has been close the last few games to making an impact on the offensive side of the football.
"He had a long run at Mount Carmel called back by a penalty," Hippenstiel said. "He can certainly run the football and he's got surprising speed for a kid his size."
The breakout came in Friday night's 16-15 win over Lewisburg when McCracken rushed for a career-high 124 yards on 17 carries.
His best run set up Central Columbia's first score of the game. McCracken broke a tackle in the hole, and then hurdled a Lewisburg defender who dove at his legs. He was finally dragged down at the Lewisburg 11 after a 50-yard gain.
FUN TO WATCH: Like his team's fans, Bloomsburg first-year starting quarterback Ricky Klingerman enjoys watching his receivers — most notably his cousins, brothers John and Colby Klingerman — make catches and score touchdowns.
Klingerman, who replaced four-year standout Blake Rankin, now at Rutgers University, talking about some catches John made against pretty good coverage, said, "It's amazing. You think the ball is going to hit the ground or be intercepted and you see John fly up and get it, and Colby is the same way. It's hard to explain, he just makes some incredible plays, plays like I've never seen before."
Ricky and Colby hooked up for a touchdown on the fifth play of the game that probably had a good Mifflinburg defense wondering what else it could do.
Ricky rolled to his left and, while under heavy pressure and off balance, he zipped a pass down the sideline to Colby, who took it away from a defender and raced in for a 38-yard score.
TWO BIG PLAYS: Bloomsburg coach Larry Sones pointed to what he thought were two keys to his Panthers being able to pull out the win against a Mifflinburg team that has played most teams tough.
John Klingerman stripped quarterback Kyle Failor of the ball to stop Mifflinburg's chance to pull to within five points before the half.
Then, to open the second half, the Panthers pressured punter Victor Suquet on a high snap and he had to hurry the kick, knocking it out of bounds at the Mifflinburg 28. John Klingerman scored on the next play to put Bloomsburg up 26-7.


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2011-12 (Junior) Fall: Returned from nagging injury to post identical 7-2 singles and doubles records … Claimed the Kit Kat consolation singles flight at the Roberta Alison Fall Classic by overcoming a quarterfinal-round setback … Won her first two singles matches of the year at the Ragin' Cajuns Women's Tennis Classic in straight sets … Closed the campaign with five-straight singles triumphs, including all three at the June Stewart Invitational … Paired with four different partners, most on the squad … Teamed with Taylor Coffey to pick up a third-place honor in the Milk Dud bracket at the Roberta Alison Fall Classic … Combined with Marietta Bigus to sweep all three doubles matches they played at the June Stewart Invitational … Won two of three contests at both the season-opening MT Shootout with Alex Dachos and the Ragin' Cajuns Women's Tennis Classic with Flavia Nagayama.
Spring: Shared the team lead with 14 singles triumphs and added 10 in doubles … Played mostly at the No. 2 singles slot, garnering 10 wins … Registered a season-high four-match win streak from against Murray State (March 10) through a shutout victory over her opponent from Western Kentucky (March 25) … Notched four three-set triumphs, including a rally after dropping the opening set of her Sun Belt Tournament semifinal contest versus FIU (April 21) … Forced a third set in her meeting with No. 73 Courtney Collins from No. 55 Memphis (Feb. 18) … Started the campaign with three-straight wins, extending her streak to eight after ended the fall on a five-match run … Saw action at No. 1 doubles for all but the first two matches of the season … Opened the year by playing with Marietta Bigus before switching partners and seeing action with Nayara Moraes … Won three-straight decisions with Moraes to conclude the regular season, including a 9-7 victory over Troy's No. 89-ranked duo (April 13).
2010-11 (Sophomore)
Fall: Did not participate due to injury.
Spring: Competed for the first time as a Blue Raider ... Tied for second on the squad with eight singles victories ... Split time at the No. 4 and 5 positions ... Clinched the MT win against South Alabama with a straight-set victory at No. 4 ... Captured three-set decisions over her opponents from Louisiana and in the regular-season finale versus Troy ... Recorded a team-best nine doubles wins while paired with Marietta Bigus ... Duo mostly played at the No. 2 slot, winning four of its first five matches and the final two regular-season contests.2009-10 (Freshman) -- at Maryland
Fall: Finished 4-4 in singles and 9-10 in doubles during the fall tournament season ... Three of her four singles triumphs came at the season-opening William & Mary Invitational ... Teamed with Jordan Hansbrough for a pair of victories during the Maryland Invitational.
Spring: Struggled to four singles triumphs ... Garnered a three-set win over her opponent from No. 51 Long Beach State in the season opener ... Captured victories in five straight doubles matches with Hansbrough and six of seven contests during a stretch early in the campaign ... Duo garnered a win against No. 61 Virginia Tech.
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10. Put it behind your back, stuff it under your shirt—he can tell you're hiding a halter and lead rope from a hundred yards away.
9. Headed away from the barn, he's a little tired and stumbly. Pointed toward the barn, he's all Man O' War.
8. He understands the laws of physics well enough to know that, if you're leaning right and he zigs left...
7. He can spot the vet's pickup and the horseshoer's rig as soon as they pull in.
6. Can you undo a latch with your nose or use a woven wire fence to remove nailed-on shoes?
5. He knows precisely when to throw his head as you try to squirt dewormer in his mouth.
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3. So you think stepping on your foot was an accident?
2. Making a mess as soon as he gets in the trailer is just one more way he expresses his opinion.
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Software vulnerabilities diagnosed as communication weakness
Siemens' most recent firmware update for its S7-1200 programmable logic controller is said to eliminate vulnerabilities and to improve security.
According to Siemens, the company's latest software vulnerabilities have been caused by a weakness in communication functions of its programmable logic controller (PLC) product, called S7-1200. The vulnerability was reportedly discovered by an NSS Labs researcher and resulted in an ICS-CERT security advisory.
A recently released firmware update of Siemens' S7-1200 PLC is said to eliminate vulnerabilities and improve the security and robustness of its S7-1200 product family. To download the firmware and to obtain more detailed information, please visit: www.siemens.com/networkbehavior-S7-1200.
At this point, Siemens is reportedly not aware of any customers affected by the identified weak points found in its S7-1200 PLCs. The company has emphasized a commitment to maintaining the highest quality products with the most stringent security standards. Siemens experts have been working closely with ICS-CERT and various user communities to continuously improve the Siemens industrial controller products, according to the company.
As a further precaution, Siemens controllers, including the S7-300/400 families, are allegedly being tested against the discovered vulnerability scenarios.
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2013: Hatcher played in 10 games and made six starts ... he totaled 27 receptions for 346 yards and two touchdowns and 11 rushes for 140 yards ... he also returned nine kicks for 198 yards and averaged 12.7 yards per rush, 12.8 yards per catch and 22.0 yards per kick return ... he ended the season at No. 15 LSU with a career-high seven receptions for a career-high 84 passing yards ... he made a career-long 27-yard reception in Arkansas' 34-14 season-opening victory vs. Louisiana ... his next appearance was at Rutgers, where he returned from injury to make four receptions for 45 yards, two carries for 19 yards and returned two kicks for 38 yards ... the following week vs. No. 10 Texas A&M, Hatcher made his first career start and caught two passes for 27 yards and one touchdown, had one carry for nine yards and returned two kicks for 51 yards ... Hatcher made four receptions for 26 yards, had one carry for nine yards and returned one kick for 19 yards at No. 18 Florida ... he rushed twice for a career-high 69 rushing yards vs. No. 14 South Carolina ... he also returned two kickoffs for 43 yards ... at No. 1 Alabama, he recorded one carry for eight yards and returned two kicks for 47 yards ... he caught four passes for 50 yards and one touchdown in addition to two carries for 10 yards vs. No. 8 Auburn ... at Ole Miss, he made three catches for 58 yards and had one 10-yard rush ... he made two catches for 29 yards and had one six-yard rush vs. Mississippi State.
2012: Hatcher appeared in 10 games and ended the season with three receptions for 21 yards and one touchdown in addition to two tackles ... all three of his catches and his first collegiate touchdown, a six-yard catch that tied the game at 7-7 in the first quarter, came at No. 12 South Carolina ... he recorded both of his tackles in the season finale vs. No. 8 LSU.
HIGH SCHOOL: Hatcher came to Arkansas fresh off consecutive 1,000-yard receiving seasons ... he was ranked as the No. 4 prospect in Oklahoma and the No. 45 receiver in the country by 247Sports.com, the No. 5 overall prospect in the state by Rivals.com, the No. 20 wide receiver in America by SuperPrep and the 46th-best wide receiver in the nation by Scout.com ... his senior season, Hatcher caught 100 passes for 1,610 yards and 21 touchdowns and was named first-team all-state and the district's co-Offensive Player of the Year ... he helped lead Owasso to the Oklahoma Class 6A state semifinals, a run through the bracket that included a four-overtime victory over the No. 1 team in the state, and a 9-4 record ... in 2010, Hatcher made 75 receptions for 1,075 yards and nine touchdowns as the Rams advanced to the state semifinals for the first time since 2006 and finished the season 8-5 ... he was coached at Owasso by Bill Patterson ... Hatcher chose Arkansas over Oklahoma and Oklahoma State.
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Put a little fantasy and humour into simple.
An imaginary world such as the Neverending Story…or the world created by a British Photographer, Tim Walker… or Yuriy Norshteyn, a Russian animator best known for his animated shorts, Hedgehog in the Fog (who influenced Osamu Tezuka in Japan known for Astro Boy), is what Kotoe Matsuura the Japanese designer of "good evening", is captured and inspired by. When thinking of a new collection, she visualizes a scene within this imaginary world, and combines the textile that she wants to uses and the a chapter in the story. And in this fantasy world, there always existed two things: "children" as a core character…and "humour".
"good evening" is all about putting a little fantasy and humour into simple. True to its concept, one can see these in her collections such as the back frill blouse that looks very simple from the front, yet on the back has beautiful frills with pearl like buttons from the top to the bottom, or the layered camisole that uses layered fabric with soft pale colours, contrasted with a vivid red strap. Looking at the 2011 SS's collection makes one feel like strolling along the beach on a beautiful day. The 2011 AW uses many frills and gathering, and maintains its romance feeling in a simple style. One could also not miss the increase in the Adult's range that has been very much been a focus as well for those who like to have a mother-daughter matching look (100% coolness guaranteed!).
Kotoe is an ex-Web designer and clothing shop owner who has always had a strong interest in design in all aspects–from fashion, graphics, interior, products to architecture. She says that her simple desire to "want to design", and passion, were linked by fate with the right people at the right time. Customers immediately are drawn through the simple design…but one can also see the precision as well as the attention to details and the high quality each items provides from the quality of the fabric to stitching. Quality is truly important and she continues to make her clothes in Japan, through high quality, yet unnamed sources.
Quickly having been picked up by Isetan in Shinjuku (a high end department store in Tokyo) after its introduction of collection, and featured in magazines such as Sesame in Japan, good evening is popular amongst those parents who are very design conscious. Yes, those who have a view about their lifestyle (not specific to clothes only), but also who are picky about details and has an independent view of the world. Currently in Asia, good evening is sold in Hong Kong, Korea and Indonesia. The plan is to expand more internationally this year, says Kotoe.
Another obvious point is the beautiful photos taken by Tomooh Nozawa that captures clients into the "good evening" world. For the past 2 collections, models have been sought directly by good evening by posting a "models wanted" entry in their blog. Even with very short notice, many apply to become the models, and only few qualify to the final stage. Kotoe explains that given the first screening is based on just a photograph, even if the model seems to have a potential interesting look, when the photo does not show a good expression of an overall balance of face/body, it is difficult to pass the first stage. Ultimately, the ones with more of a unique and interesting look rather than an orthodox beauty is what they look for. While photoshoots with children can be difficult (as children may not feel comfortable), Kotoe's beloved dog, Vinci soothes kids who may be nervous by sleeping and snoring, and making everyone laugh.
On the weekends, Kotoe goes to galleries and exhibitions, or drives to be with nature (probably with Vinci), and enjoys the weekend more quietly. She loves receiving photos from clients and their children especially when they are playing in the nature wearing good evenings clothes. Maybe you will be the next customer captured by her magical world!?
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Is it a still a conspiracy theory when the entire plot is exposed on the front page of the Sunday NY Times? Today's story blows the lid off the myth that television is an any way fair and balanced, in any way trustworthy, and in any way real news.
Most Americans will never see the NY Times story because the TV news networks will not expose their own lies on their own news programs. Just imagine CNN, FOX News or NBC, ABC or CBS featuring this headline story:
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Records and interviews show how the Bush administration has used its control over access and information in an effort to transform the analysts into a kind of media Trojan horse — an instrument intended to shape terrorism coverage from inside the major TV and radio networks.
The report exposes the complicity of the TV news networks in featuring military 'analysts' selected by the Pentagon to promote Bush's invasion and occupation of Iraq
The TV networks will never draw public attention to their complicity in supporting the Bush/PNAC plans for war, the illegal invasion of Iraq, and the continued occupation of a sovereign nation that never posed a threat to the people of the United Sates. No way. They cannot acknowledge their role in intentionally duping the public into believing the lies prepared and disseminated directly from the Pentagon and the White House.
Think about it: how do you get a news story to the public about the crimes of those who report the stories in the first place? It ain't gonna happen.
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