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NORMAN — Norman North
Record: 9-10
Last week: Dropped a game to top-ranked Midwest City on Tuesday and a narrow 54-48 contest to Moore.
This week: The T-Wolves have a pair of road games on top, with a trip to Westmoore on Tuesday and a game at Edmond Memorial on Friday.
Outlook: It wasn't a great week for North. Perhaps a bigger blow than the two losses was the loss of starter Payton Prince, who left the team last week. The Timberwolves will need to use the final two weeks of the regular season to reestablish an identity inside without him.
Record: 13-6
Last week: The T-Wolves followed up an overtime loss earlier in the year to Midwest City with a 44-40 defeat to the Bombers on Tuesday after leading for part of the second half. They followed that up with a decisive win over Moore on Friday.
This week: Trips to Westmoore and Edmond Memorial will be tough tests for a team that's lost four of six.
Outlook: Things haven't been going exactly according to plan recently for North, which has won just two of six during a brutal stretch to end the season. Things don't get any easier from here, but games against Westmoore and Edmond Memorial, teams the T-Wolves defeated earlier in the year, should tell if their current struggles are a product of a tough schedule or some deeper issue.
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Record: 8-11
Last week: NHS followed up a big win over Southmoore on Tuesday with a loss to top-ranked Midwest City on Friday.
This week: The Tigers travel to No. 2 Edmond Memorial on Tuesday before hosting Class 5A's 10th-ranked Del City on Friday.
Outlook: With playoff seedings set but not yet released, coach Matt Thornton wants his team to use the last two weeks of the regular season to better gel as a team as they reintegrate Jay Finley to the lineup rather than focus on wins and losses.
Record: 8-11
Last week: The Tigers dropped two games to top-15 teams in Southmoore and Midwest City.
This week: NHS has tough but winnable games at Edmond Memorial on Tuesday and a home contest against Del City on Friday.
Outlook: Last week was a hard-fought but disappointing one for the Tigers, who dropped two games they were competitive in. Contests against Memorial and Del City give them the opportunity to bounce back with what would be impressive wins.
Record: 14-4
Last week: The Royals rolled over Class A's Maysville 70-24.
This week: CCS rounds out the regular season with three straight road games, beginning Tuesday with a trip to Paoli and then a game at Dibble on Friday.
Outlook: Rolling again after picking up two losses in the Cashion tournament two weeks ago, CCS is still improving as the Royals gear up for the playoffs, making them a very dangerous Class 2A team.
Record: 10-8
Last week: Defeated Maysville 62-18 on Tuesday.
This week: Travel to Paoli on Tuesday and Dibble on Friday.
Outlook: After facing off against Paoli, the Royals have a tough test coming Friday at Dibble, a 13-8 team that has several big wins to its name this season, including a win last week over Stratford.
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Their support crew consisted of two motorized escort boats, two highly experienced kayakers, and three experienced crew volunteers on each boat. Each escort boat was fully equipped with Coast Guard Radios, GPS, and all required emergency equipment.
The swim took 12 hours, 49 minutes. Marcia Cleveland had these comments afterwards. "Man-o-man, I'm still alive. I'm tired, my left shoulder is aching, I have some major suit rubs, which I've covered with balmex, but I'm very very happy that it worked out so well and we were successful."
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Darling is only 10 years old, and yet she must navigate a fragile and violent world. In Zimbabwe, Darling and her friends steal guavas, try to get the baby out of young Chipo's belly, and grasp at memories of Before. Before their homes were destroyed by paramilitary policemen, before the school closed, before the fathers left for dangerous jobs abroad.
But Darling has a chance to escape: she has an aunt in America. She travels to this new land in search of America's famous abundance only to find that her options as an immigrant are perilously few. NoViolet Bulawayo's debut calls to mind the great storytellers of displacement and arrival who have come before her - from Zadie Smith to Monica Ali to J.M. Coetzee - while she tells a vivid, raw story all her own.
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We are on our way to Budapest; Bastard and Chipo and Godknows and Sbho and Stina and me. We are going even though we are not allowed to cross Mzilikazi Road, even though Bastard is supposed to be watching his little sister Fraction, even though mother will kill me dead if she found out; we are just going. There are guavas to steal in Budapest, and right now I'd rather die for guavas. We didn't eat this morning and my stomach feels like somebody just took a shovel and dug everything out.
Getting out of Paradise is not so hard since the mothers are busy with hair and talk, which is the only thing they ever do. They just glance at us when we file past the shacks and then look away. We don't have to worry about the men under the jacaranda either since their eyes never lift from the draughts. It's only the little kids who see us and want to follow, but Bastard just wallops the naked one at the front with a fist on his big head and they all ...
In less skillful hands, such a thematically dense work could easily come across as self-pitying or mired down in the bogs of the "African tragedy." Bulawayo confronts these challenges by giving us Darling, a no-nonsense ten-year-old narrator who stomps through life with a heart-wrenching, naked innocence.
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Fixed.tigerusthegreat wrote:Mistake I see on your listing: Moe took his action in an attack, so he should not have a delayed action listed.
Yes. (Quick request: it helps immensely if you bold orders and rules questions so that I don't miss them.)tigerusthegreat wrote:Rules Question: Can you move through a friendly occupied space, provided an enemy doesn't border it?
Updated. (Edit: Misread the Naughty Melissa part. Doh! So, no, it's just Melissa. Rider gets naming rights, especially on the assumption that the mount will be buying Imprinted, which is practically a given for all caster mounts.tigerusthegreat wrote:Also, for lols, can we call the kitty Naughty Melissa instead :-p
tigerusthegreat wrote:So, tactical thought time:
Threats (in decreasing order of significance):
SM02 (can reach H7 and explode to damage Anex and Killroy)
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MA01 (full hits, can attack anyone)
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tigerusthegreat wrote:Also, for lols, can we call the kitty Naughty Melissa instead :-p
CroverusRaven wrote:?My previous orders for Whump still stand.
MarbitChow wrote:(I'm just going to point out that this scenario was originally designed with 4 expendable NPCs in mind. You might be able to pull it off without losing any units, but players who already have higher-level primary characters might want to consider sacrificing themselves for the greater good. )
Nnelg wrote:Kilroy moves to P3 to soak the Mouse's explosion.
If Kilroy ignores the Mouse it probably won't be too bad... But if nobody blocks that gap, Fort's toast.
Wegio, Anex, Moe, Kilroy, and Zed-Two were not originally intended to be 'PCs' - they were going to be 0-level warriors without any AP to spend - just base warriors and an archer. The Luckamancer was a bit of a last-minute add as well. Without his own AP plus Zed-Two's guarding, Wegio would have died already. But yeah, the scenario wasn't supposed to be too tough. It was really supposed to give you players a feel for the rules, and give me a feel for how luckamancy and exploding units are going to work.Nnelg wrote:You know, I have no idea whether it was beginner's luck, you going easy on us, or something else entirely, but this scenario just doesn't seem so hard in retrospect.
Your luckamancer didn't actually do anything positive for the fight yet - all he did was negate a critical.tigerusthegreat wrote:I think this scenario became much easier because of the critical hit rules, and having a luckamancer.
TBH, critical hit/critical miss rules are almost too good with a luckamancer. I hope higher levels and more hits for enemies will make them less powerful, but at this low level they are very powerful.
MarbitChow wrote:Without his own AP plus Zed-Two's guarding, Wegio would have died already.
MarbitChow wrote:Your luckamancer didn't actually do anything positive for the fight yet - all he did was negate a critical.
I think the luckamancer seems to be on par with the other casters so far, but I'd love to hear other's thoughts on the subject.
bob the 6th wrote:Rudy shoots MW01, and delays his move.
kinda pointless, but best to start chipping on that high hit unit.
Nnelg wrote:MarbitChow wrote:Without his own AP plus Zed-Two's guarding, Wegio would have died already.
Well, he who emulates Leroy Jenkins is wont to meet the fate of Leroy Jenkins.
LTDave wrote:"Rudy! Hold fire while I hit this twerp."
Quick note: after you use your action, your move drops to 0. You can delay both move and action, or delay your action, but you can't use your action and save your move.bob the 6th wrote:Rudy shoots MW01, and delays his move.
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Brian Adler's first musical experience was at the age of five, when he began studying the North Indian mridung and playing for kirtans in upstate New York. Soon after, Adler received a drum set and throughout grade school and high school, developed a deep connection to the instrument. Looking to further expand his rhythmic foundation, he went to New England Conservatory where he studied jazz, Indian music and South American music traditions, as well as how to find his own voice within music. He studied with: Billy Hart, John Hollenbeck, Billy Higgins, Bob Meyer, Dave Rataczjak, Misha Masud, among others.
Adler's most recent endeavor, the Helium Music Project, is an ongoing global collaboration with a growing number of musicians including: Kate McGarry, Marilyn Crispell, Ben Monder, Heather Masse, Bendedikt Jahnel, Rodrigo Dominguez, Daniel Piazzolla and many others. Releasing music through a series of "Phases," the Helium Music Project attempts to transcend the boundaries of stylistic genres and geographic borders to create a new format for musical output. "A delightfully uplifting representation of [Adler's ] musical philosophy," says Alex Ariff of All About Jazz.
Brian has performed around the world at venues including Carnegie Hall (New York), to Thelonious (Buenos Aires), to the Ear Shot Jazz festival (Seattle) to Passinger Fabrik (Munich). His music has also been used in films and featured at the South by Southwest film festival.
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A Sellersburg man was arrested following accusations of threatening his girlfriend with a knife, forcing her to write out a suicide note and claiming he would inject her with Pine-Sol and leave her in a trunk unless she found some drugs.
Justin R. Tomlinson, 33, of 206 Prather Lane, remained in the Michael L. Becher Adult Correctional Complex on Friday evening under a $50,000 court-cash bond.
A Sellersburg Police Department officer responded to the couple's home Sunday, April 28, after receiving a call from the mother of Tomlinson's girlfriend, who reported she was on the phone with her daughter when she thought she overheard Tomlinson hitting her daughter before the call was dropped.
The officer was met at the front door of the home by the girlfriend after he knocked and waited for several minutes. He reported that the woman appeared to have been crying and saw a cut on her lip that was still bleeding. When the officer asked how she injured her lip, she replied, "I fell down last night," according to the probable-cause affidavit.
The officer asked if anyone else was in the home, and the woman said her boyfriend, Tomlinson, was in the upstairs of the home. The officer yelled for Tomlinson to come downstairs where he could see him. Tomlinson came down the stairs and denied to the officer that he and the woman had been arguing, according to the affidavit.
An Indiana State Police trooper then arrived at the home to assist the SPD officer. As the trooper spoke with the woman, the officer continued to speak with Tomlinson, who also said his girlfriend cut her lip during a fall.
The woman told the trooper that Tomlinson had driven her to a forestry, where he pushed her to the ground and " ... kicked her repeatedly in the ribs and pressed a knife to her face while threatening to kill her," according to the affidavit.
The officer reported the woman had a small cut beneath her eye, which was consistent with her statement. The woman also reported to police that Tomlinson had struck her in the ankle several times with a frying pan. Her ankle was found to be red and swollen, police reported.
As Tomlinson was been placed into handcuffs, he told police that he had never put his hands on his girlfriend.
After he was taken into custody, he told police that his girlfriend had drugs and paraphernalia in her vehicle. Officers searched the vehicle, but did not locate the illegal materials.
The woman was taken to SPD headquarters, where she gave a voluntary written statement. In the statement, the woman reported that she and Tomlinson had been in an argument the night before because he was accusing her of "hiding dope," according the affidavit. She reported that Tomlinson had choked her near her vehicle and took the keys then began to walk away.
"The victim stated Tomlinson then picked her up by the throat and slammed her to the road," according the affidavit.
She continued, disclosing that Tomlinson then took out an open pocket knife and said, "You lying [expletive]. I will not hesitate to stick you," the report reads.
The woman reported that he then put her into a car and said he was taking her to the forestry "where no one could hear her scream," according to the affidavit.
After arriving to the forestry, Tomlinson ordered her out of the vehicle while he held the knife, the woman reported.
"The victim stated Tomlinson slammed her to the ground while holding a knife to her throat and then under her eye," according to the affidavit.
She reported that Tomlinson then walked away form her, but then came running back and kicked her in the left side of the ribs. He then put her back into the car and drove home while continuing to accuse her of hiding drugs, the woman reported.
"[The woman] stated Tomlinson told her he was going to kill her, and neither her kids nor family would even notice that she's gone," according to the affidavit.
After returning home, the woman said that is when he struck her with ankle with a "pot," police reported.
"[The woman] stated Tomlinson began sharpening a wooden stick and told her he was going to 'stick her,'" according to the affidavit.
The woman reported he told her to choose to be stuck in the leg or thigh.
"[The woman] stated Tomlinson had her write out her own suicide letter, and said he was going to, 'shoot her up with Pine-Sol' and put her in the truck for a couple days unless she found some dope," according to the affidavit.
Tomlinson has been charged in Clark County Circuit Court No. 1 with criminal confinement, a class B felony, and intimidation with a deadly weapon and battery, both class C felonies, and domestic battery, a class A misdemeanor.
He appeared in the court Tuesday and a not guilty plea was entered on his behalf. A unnamed court-appointed public defender was assigned to the case.
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Mary Lynn Howard of Beulah submitted today's recipe for Coconut Macaroons after making it for the first time and finding it delicious. She received the recipe from a friend.
"They were crunchy and slightly brown on the outside and soft and gooey (at least while still warm) on the inside," she said. "Put this one in your file for Christmas."
Coconut Macaroons
2/3 c. sweetened condensed milk
1 large egg white
1½ t. vanilla
1/8 t. salt
3½ c. flaked or shredded sweetened coconut
Position a rack in the upper third of the oven. Preheat to 325.
Cover cookie sheets with parchment paper.
Stir together until well combined: sweetened condensed milk, egg white, vanilla and salt.
Then stir in coconut until well blended.
Drop the dough by scant measuring tablespoonfuls onto the sheets, spacing about 2 inches apart.
Bake, 1 sheet at a time, until cookies are nicely browned, 20 to 25 minutes.
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I never believed Drew Peterson would be found guilty! When you think about the high profile cases over the past few decades, the odds were in Drew's favor.
When you consider that the evidence in the Peterson case was much weaker than cases like O.J., Robert Blake and Casey Anthony I could only assume that he would go free. Then add the fact that he is in Chicago, one of the most corrupt citys in America, maybe the world, and then top it off he was a "well respected cop" of over 20 years.
I watched the movie earlier this week, "Drew Peterson:Untouchable". I watched it twice in fact, and I thought they must have exaggerated Drew. Then I got on YouTube and saw the videos. And I remembered seeing this all on the news. Rob Lowe, IMHO, did a great job in capturing the essence of Drew.
The movie also upset me, cause I knew he would go free. I was tired of seeing obvious murderers walk. I thought it made the justice system a laughing joke. But I think Drew made one huge mistake, other than the crimes. If he had just layed low, kept to himself and exercised his right to remain silent, I think he would be free now.
His narcissism took over. He mocked the media. He mocked the whole justice system. He was "Untouchable". Instead it convicted him.
After the verdict was read, Drew turned to his lawyers and said "Good Job". The reporter said that maybe Drew had softened in jail. I don't think so. I am sure that "Good Job" had a sarcastic tone. It's in Drew's nature. He was mocking the lawyers.
Now I am sure we will see the request for a new trial, because of it all being circumstantial or whatever a defense lawyer is hired to do, but I understand his sentence will be 20-30 years.
I understand that prisoners look upon convicted police officers the same they do child molesters, maybe worse.
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No ... But time's a runnin' out!
Soon the frost will be on the pumpkin; the snow will be on the roof; the chestnuts will be roasting; and I'll be moaning and groaning about the cold. I like this time of year; I hate this time of year.
Yes, I'm certain that makes sense.
In any case, here be my last Lawn Epistle for 2012!
If you have been a loyal reader and pay attention to my long-winded rants on lawn care, you are more than familiar with my oft cranky, frantic pleadings of ... Fertilize! Fertilize! For the love of God ... Fertilize!
yes, I do get a bit exuberant about it.
Another season is coming to a close. But as with many aspects of Life on this Big Blue Marble upon which we live, the end of one cycle signals the beginning of another. And as any true Lawn Junkie will tell you, the Seeds of Success for the coming Spring - no matter how miserable I might be while waiting out Winter - are sown in the barren chill of transitional Fall.
My point?? Fertilize ... Fertilize ... Ferti ...
The point is you - Dear Lawn Buddy - have ONE MORE treatment left before you can look forward to the next three months of Leisure, like a 1st grade school teacher at the end of May! Let's review ...
Winterfeed (from an earlier Epistle)
The last step for the Fall, is a Winter feeding that should be applied no later than mid-November. The Winter feed goes right to the grass' roots and is stored there over the Winter. Once Spring arrives, the root-stored nutrients will give your lawn a growth boost to start the season off right,
Yes, that says "mid-November! And no, I haven't done mine yet. But it's at the top of the chore list for this weekend!
The important thing to remember is that the Winter feeding has to be accomplished before the grass goes dormant for the Winter. If you have treated your lawn nicely, you are also still mowing ... just less frequently ... as your grass should continue to grow until the first REAL frost sets in.
Now, time is a wastin'! We are at the very latest point for putting down the last feeding of the year. So get to it ... and enjoy your Winter downtime!


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Oct. 11
Senior Olympics will be held at the IOOF park in Corsicana from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Events include fishing tournament, dominoes, horseshoes, live band and picnic. Facilities participating are Twilight Home, Sterling House, Heritage Oaks West and Retirement Village, Country Meadows and Trisun. Sponsors for the event include many local organizations and businesses.
The Navarro County Retired Teachers will meet at 9:45 a.m. at Northwest Apartments Community, Center, 1360 Northwest Ave. The program will be presented by Lowell Thompson, Navarro County District Attorney. All former school employees are invited to attend.
Oct. 12
United Way of Navarro County and Russell Stover are teaming up for a fundraiser for the agency. Russell Stover will donate 10 percent of each purchase made Saturday using a special coupon available on the United Way's Facebook page back to United Way of Navarro County. Print the coupon out by visiting www.facebook.com/unitedwayofnavarrocounty
Angels of Corsicana Troop Support will meet at 9 a.m. at 1020 N. Bus. 45. All ages are welcome to come pack. If anyone has a loved one serving in harm's way, please bring their address to the packing so we can send a gift box to them. We will have sign up for our garage sale fundraiser this month. We will also discuss Christmas packing. For more information call Jean O'Connor at (903) 851-2560.
When Are We Going Home Ministry will hold its 10th Annual Cheryl Dunn Concert, an award ceremony and trail ride fundraiser from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The trail ride will include short trails, a scavenger hunt, flag course and lunch for a donation to help build the Break N Free Camp. The events are free to all medically challenged, special needs, disabled children and their immediate siblings up to age 21. A handicapped ramp is available, as well as side/front walkers. A RSVP is required to reserve a trophy for each child with special needs and for a lunch pass. The event will be held at the Break N Free Camp at 4719 NECR 1040, Rice. Please call for directions and to RSVP to (903) 422-6120.
Pelham Homecoming Parade has been postponed to a later date. It is not cancelled, but will be held at a later date. For more information, please contact Ted Brackens at (469) 583-2520; Rev. Rosa Kea at (254) 535-7258; or Deborah Douglas at (903) 641-9702.
Hangar Dance and Dinner will be held at Corsicana Municipal Airport. Hangar doors open at 6:30 p.m. Catered Barbecue Dinner served from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Music by the Corsicana Swing Orchestra with Master of Ceremonies Sissy Perry. Ticket prices are $25/person. For info and ticket purchase please call (903) 654-4847 between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m., or come by Corsicana Municipal Airport.
Frost Volunteer Fire Department will hold a fundraiser Car/Tractor Show and Barbecue Dinner from 1 to 8 p.m. Awards will be given in several categories. Judging will be at 4 p.m. with awards presented at 5:30 p.m. All activities will be held at Frost VFD, 112 W. North Front St. There will be vendor booths, live music/street dance from 6 to 8 p.m., and a live auction at 7 p.m. For more information call Jimmy Bratcher at (214) 457-4314 or Beth Lord at (903) 851-2339.
The Richland Creek Fall Festival will be held at 103 W. Main St., Civic Center, Richland from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. All proceeds benefit the Richland Volunteer Fire Department and the Food Pantry. Mark Gorman will be performing live. There will be free fingerprinting and ID kits for kids, face and pumpkin painting, a bounce house, music, food and fun, and several vendors.
Piecemaker's 33rd Annual Quilt Show is going on, and from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. check out the quilter's garage sale at the Warehouse Living Arts Center. Over 100 quilts from area quilters are on display and raffle tickets are available to win a beautiful handmade quilt . The drawing for the raffle will be held at 12 noon Oct. 25.
The St. Elmo Cemetery Association will hold its annual cake sale and hotdog supper at 6 p.m. The cemetery is supported entirely by donations. If you cannot attend and wish to make a donation, please send it to St. Elmo Cemetery Association, P.O. Box 215, Streetman Texas 75859.
The Shakers and Scrapers Car Club will host its monthly cruise in at the H & R Block parking lot on W. Seventh Ave. at 6 p.m. So bring out your hot rods, muscle cars, sports car, motorcycles, project, or anything that rolls. Be sure to bring your camera. There will be awards and door prizes. Also there will be a garage sale at the corner of First Ave. and Beaton (at the old Stewart Motor Co. Parking Lot) from 8 a.m. to 3\ p.m. to raise money for local charities.
Oct. 14
The Republican Party of Navarro County will hold its next meeting at 7 p.m. at Republican headquarters located at 111-B W. Third Ave. in downtown Corsicana. The Corsicana Preservation Foundation will present information regarding the Nov. 5 bond election to finance the renovation of the Navarro County Courthouse. In addition, the proposed states constitutional amendments will be discussed. There will be a social from 6:30 to 7 p.m., saluting the county elected officials. All registered voters are welcome to attend. For more information, reference the website www.navgop.com.
Woodmen of the World Lodge 5 will have its meeting at 6 p.m. in the Lodge Hall at 200 W. Oak Lawn. All members, their families and guests are cordially invited.
Oct. 16
The Kinsloe House Past President's Committee will present an informative program given by the new president of Navarro College, Dr. Barbara Kavalier. Dr. Kavalier will share insights into what is going on at Navarro College and where she sees the college going in the future. Members are urged to make their reservations or cancellations by noon on Monday, Oct. 14 by either calling the House at (903) 874-5791 or by email at email@example.com.
Oct. 17
United Way of Navarro County will participate in United We Dine at Bittersweet Boutique from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. On this day during this time period, 15 percent of all purchases will go to support the community through United Way of Navarro County. Bittersweet Boutique is located at 112 N. Beaton St.
Oct. 18
Around the World in 80 Bites will be held in the Corsicana High School Commons from 5:30 to 7 p.m. All proceeds benefit the CHS Junior/Senior Prom. Tickets may be purchase from any CHS Junior, or you may contact Misty Fletes at firstname.lastname@example.com. Tickets are $5 per person.
Blooming Grove Elementary School will hold a Spirit Carnival from 4 to 7 p.m. Come dressed in blue and white to show your school spirit, best dressed will win a prize. There will be BBQ, hotdogs, and prizes. Sponsored by the PTO.
Hope Center will hold its Fourth Annual Golf Tournament at 12:30 p.m. at Corsicana Country Club. This four-man scramble will have first place winners for both net and gross winners. Lunch will be served at 11:30 a.m. to 12:20 p.m. Funds raised will go toward underwriting the Hope Center: Saving Lives, Educating Parents, and Doing it Again Tomorrow.
Oct. 19
Cotton Row Run will take place in conjunction with the Kerens Cotton Harvest Festival beginning with registration at 7 a.m., and shotgun start at 8 a.m. The race will begin and end near the rear entrance of the Kerens Alumni Center. Proceeds from this 5K Fun Run/Walk will go to the Kerens Ex-Students Association. Participants and sponsors are needed. There are several levels of sponsorship. This race is open to all ages, both genders. Awards will be given at 9:15 a.m. on Main Street near the Alumni Center. For more information or to register, call (903) 654-8138, visit them on Facebook at Kerens Cotton Row Run, or email email@example.com.
Blooming Grove Ex-Students Association will hold a visitation at 9:30 a.m. Oct. 19 in the Doc Garrison City Park in conjuction with homecoming festivities. Catch up with old friends and reminisce about the old days. The City Council will provide coffee and cookies at The Lions Den (downtown Blooming Grove). The Blooming Grove Historical Society will be open that day from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. There will be a barbeque sandwich lunch at the Blooming Grove High School cafeteria at 11:30 a.m. Registration will begin at 11:30 a.m. in the high school auditorium. The program for the Blooming Grove Ex-Student Association will begin at 1:30 p.m. in the high school auditorium. Classes honored in the program will be 1953, 1963, 1973 and 1988. For more information contact Jane Armstrong at (903) 695-2226.
Oct. 22
The Navarro County Republican Women will host a program called "Restoration or Renovation." Information concerning the upcoming bond election for the Navarro County Courthouse will be presented by Commissioners Dick Martin and James Olsen and County Auditor Kathy Hollomon. Social time and lunch begin at 11:30 a.m. The meeting and program will begin promptly at noon. All are invited to the Republican Headquarters, 111-B West Third Ave, on Oct. 22 to hear this presentation. Make your lunch reservations by contacting Margarita Patterson at email@example.com or (903) 874-8785. Lunch is $7 at the door.
Oct. 26
The American Legion Post 22, 632 N. Beaton St., will host Karaoke Night with Country Sue from 8 p.m. to midnight. For further information call (903) 874-3936 after 2 p.m. or Like us on Facebook (American Legion Post 22 Johnson-Wiggins).
The Corsicana Newcomer's Club will hold it's annual fundraising event at 6 p.m. at the Corsicana Country Club. You don't have to be a Newcomer to enjoy this fun event as the community is invited to come to this year's Blue Jeans, Boots & Bids auction, dinner and dance featuring music by Byron Haynie. A live and silent auction will be held. Proceeds raised from this event go to support local community non-profit organizations. Tickets are $25 per person. For more information, to donate auction items or to make your reservations call Marge Oslick at (903) 872-3508.
VFW Post 3366 will have a dance from 8 p.m. to midnight in the ballroom side of the VFW Post 3366 off of W. Hwy 31. Randy Blue and The Full House Band will be the entertainment for the evening. There will be a $5 cover charge at the door.
Nov. 2
Navarro County NAACP Branch 6209 will hold its Sixth Annual Freedom Fund Banquet at the Martin Luther King Jr. Center, 111, E. Sixth Ave. at 7 p.m. Theme is "Overcoming our Past and Embracing Our Future." Speaker is Carol E. Wise, executive vice president, chief operating officer for Dallas Area Rapid Transit. Special guest honorees are Mr. and Mrs. George Burrell, Dr. and Mrs. Charles Biltz, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Williams, and Navarro County Habitat for Humanity Organization. Tickets are $20 each. To purchase individual tickets or a table call Barbara Kelley at (903) 872-7973, Rowena Winfrey at (903) 467-1558, or Dairy Johnson at (903) 654-0498.
Nov. 5
The Blooming Grove Historical Society will meet at 7 p.m. in the museum at 201 S. Fordyce St. in Blooming Grove. The speaker will be Elmer (Sonny) Boyd who is a retired detective with the Dallas Police Department and was involved in the investigation into the John F. Kennedy assassination on Nov. 22, 1963. He will reflect on the 50 years that have passed and bring photographs to display. All interested people are invited to attend. For more information call (903) 673-2635 or (903) 695-2633.
Nov. 12
The Corsicana Emergency Corps., located at 416 South 12th Street in Corsicana, will hold its regularly scheduled monthly meeting at 7 p.m. The general public is invited to attend. Monthly meetings are held on the second Tuesday of each month at 7 p.m. For further information, please call (903) 872-5072.
Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 1009 will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 12, 2013 at the Sirloin Stockade, 2508 West Seventh Ave, Corsicana. Members and guest are invited to come early and eat and visit prior to the meeting. They welcome any Veteran as an associate member who served honorably.


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Congratulations to Bishop Malone for standing firm that Catholic churches and hospitals should not have to pay for birth control services.
The Bishop said it clearly in his letter to us: "The primary issue is 'forcing' the church or others who find these drugs or procedures morally offensive, to pay for them. This is a clear violation of our religious freedoms under the First Amendment."
A Sun Journal article (Feb. 13) included that "Obama announced that no religious institution that objects to birth control would have to provide it or pay for it."
Thanks to the Bishop for forcing the issue and thanks to President Barack Obama for seeing the light.
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CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. – A 63-year-old Clarksville man has been arrested after police said he inappropriately touched a 9-year-old girl, and made a shrine dedicated to her inside his home.
Lenzo Grooms was arrested around 5:30 a.m. Friday at his home on Oak Street.
Clarksville Police received a tip that Grooms had created the shrine for the girl who had visited his home several times for photo shoots. Police said Grooms had operated a photography business called "HAVE BRUSH WILL TRAVEL," in which he offered a contract to take photos of neighborhood female children for $20.
A trusted family friend had brought the 9-year-old girl to his home several times to have photographs taken between October 2012 and January 2013.
The 9-year-old girl was given money and gifts in exchange for the pictures, and police said Grooms set up a bedroom for the girl to stay in.
Police said Grooms inappropriately touched the child, and rubbed baby lotion on her buttocks during one of the visits. When the child got home, her mother noticed a change in her mood and asked her what was wrong. The child told her mother what had happened, and she was no longer allowed to go to Grooms' home.
On February 2, Grooms showed up at a home where the child's family had previously lived, and was told he was not wanted on the property. Police said he returned to the home several days in a row, and at one point threatened the resident that "if she did not deliver certain items to the nine year old female he would end her life."
Grooms was booked into the Montgomery County jail, and charged with aggravated sexual battery, assault, and aggravated criminal trespass.
His bond was set at $106,000.
Lenzo's criminal history dates back to 1970 when he was arrested in Florida for robbery. He served three years of a 25 year sentence, and was arrested again in 1974 for burglary. A day after being sentenced to five years in prison, he escaped from custody.
He was not taken back into custody until 1979, and served three more years in prison.
In 1984, he was arrested again on second degree murder charges, and sentenced to 20 years in prison. He was released in November 2002.


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|tragedy (ˈtrædʒɪdɪ)
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|(esp in classical and Renaissance drama) a play in which the protagonist, usually a man of importance and outstanding personal qualities, falls to disaster through the combination of a personal failing and circumstances with which he cannot deal
|(in later drama, such as that of Ibsen) a play in which the protagonist is overcome by a combination of social and psychological circumstances
|any dramatic or literary composition dealing with serious or sombre themes and ending with disaster
|(in medieval literature) a literary work in which a great person falls from prosperity to disaster, often through no fault of his own
|the branch of drama dealing with such themes
|the unfortunate aspect of something
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A serious drama in which a central character, the protagonist — usually an important, heroic person — meets with disaster either through some personal fault or through unavoidable circumstances. In most cases, the protagonist's downfall conveys a sense of human dignity in the face of great conflict. Tragedy originated in ancient Greece in the works of Aeschylus, Sophocles, and Euripides. In modern times, it achieved excellence with William Shakespeare in such works as Hamlet, King Lear, Macbeth, and Othello. Twentieth-century tragedies include Death of a Salesman, by Arthur Miller, and Murder in the Cathedral, by T. S. Eliot.
Note: Aristotle argued that the proper effect of tragedy is catharsis — the purging of the emotions.
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St. Charles County may spend $810,000 on 260 new electronic voting machines.
Election Authority Director Rich Chrismer said some of the current optical scan lasers don't read ballots as they should.
"Things are just wearing out," he said.
Timing on this issue is key. The county can take advantage of a $129,000 grant, but must approve the purchase of the new machines by Feb. 14. In 2013, the county could get another nearly $50,000 grant for a total savings of about $180,000.
The cost for 260 machines would be $810,000.
Chrismer said he has saved the money for seven years to replace the machines by leasing them out to other areas.
Last year, County Executive Steve Ehlmann vetoed spending $1.2 million to purchase new equipment because there was only one vendor in the state who held the appropriate certification.
Director of Finance Bob Schnur said this time, the county again received just one bid although there is now a second company certified. The bid, from the same company that bid the first time, was lower.
Councilman Mike Klinghammer, who was recently sworn in, asked Chrismer for a written synopsis of the problems the election authority has faced with the current equipment.
The St. Charles County Council may approve the purchase at the February Council meeting. The machines would be used for the first time in April 2014.


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But while Johnny Lawrence from "Karate Kid" is notable in this list, it's the actor who played (nay, channeled) Lawrence who was the archetype for all '80s bullies.
William Zabka played, basically, the same role in a number of well-known '80s flicks. In addition to "Karate Kid" one and two, he also enriched "Back to School" and "Just One of the Guys." Every '80s movie bully owes a debt of gratitude to him, and so do we.
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For many years Federici's has been a staple of the downtown Freehold food scene and now the popular restaurant has its sights set on Belmar this spring.
According to a story in the Asbury Park Press a new location, called Federici's on 10th, will open in the spot formerly occupied by Vesuvio's and combine aspects of the two popular restaurants including a well known salad from the previous owner's menu.
Owner Michael Federici is quoted in the story saying he is excited for the restaurant to start a new chapter in its long history. "We heard that a great location was available in Belmar, and it presented a perfect opportunity to open another location."The new restaurant already has its own Facebook page where fans can track the progress of construction and get information on when the official opening will be.


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WIC is a Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for pregnant, breastfeeding, and postpartum women, infants, and children (under 5 years old). WIC provides nutritious foods, nutrition information, breastfeeding promotion, breastfeeding support and referrals to other health and social services. The foods provided may include: infant formula and cereal, adult cereals low in sugar and high in iron, milk (and lactose-reduced milk), cheese, juice, eggs, peanut butter or dried beans/peas, carrots, and canned tuna.
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If you suspect WIC recipients or vendors/grocery stores are abusing the program, you can report this to the state for investigation. You have the option to report suspected fraud anonymously. Learn more about WIC fraud and the four ways you can report it.
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An easy access modular storage system that is both time and space efficient.
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SPRINGFIELD, Mass., February 26, 2007 – Springfield College sophomore Kelsey Bishop received All-New England honors this weekend as the Pride finished 27th out of 38 teams at the Open Championships at Boston University.Bishop, who hails from (Warwick, R.I.), finished eighth in the weight throw with a toss of 49-feet, 9 inches, enough to earn All-New England All-Division honors. Junior Alyssa Brigham (Penacook, N.H.) finished 13th in the mile run with a time of 5:04.53. Freshman Nikki Hay (Norwalk, Conn.) placed 9th overall in the triple jump (35-11 ½ ), and freshman Nicole Reynolds (Riverside, R.I.) set a personal best time in the 400m dash (59.43).
SC's 4x400 relay team of Reynolds, Hay, freshman Catherine Croce (Wallkill, N.Y.), and junior Kristyn Meade (Raynham, Mass.) improved their best time by almost six seconds, from 4:09 to 4:03.02. The 4x800 relay team of Croce, freshman Chelsea Ellwood (San Diego, Calif.), freshman Allison Vander Werff (Golden's Bridge, N.Y.), and freshman Emma Lang (Woodstock, N.Y.) qualified for the ECAC Championships with a time of 9:56.10.


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" It is Chidambaram, with his unique powers of persuasion, who is now going to act as the channel of communication between 10 Janpath and the PMO," writes Aditi Phadnis in Business Standard:
On a cool November day last year, Commerce Minister Anand Sharma got the news that West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee would be available in Delhi's Pragati Maidan, where the annual trade fair was going on. Sharma was advised that it was an opportunity too precious to overlook: Banerjee would be a captive audience as she was going to be watching a cultural show; so he should seize the chance, drive down there and brief her on the development that 51 per cent FDI (foreign direct investment) in multi-brand retail would bring in.
Sharma did exactly that. Visitors to the function saw him sitting next to Banerjee, talking earnestly for nearly 90 minutes. Eyewitnesses also noted that Banerjee did not even turn to look at him. She just pretended he didn't exist and stared into the middle distance the entire time. "We could see that he was talking. But it didn't look as if she was listening," recalls a visitor. So when Sharma told a Cabinet meeting that he had spoken to Banerjee thrice — twice personally and once on the phone — he was not being inaccurate.
A cabinet meeting on FDI in retail followed later in the year. Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee and Sharma attempted to move a note seeking the cabinet's approval to open up the sector. Dinesh Trivedi, then railways minister, said he could not be party to the move as his leader, Banerjee, was opposed to it. Sharma said that he had spoken to Banerjee thrice. Trivedi said that that may be so but "my leader is still opposed to it". Mukherjee said that he — Trivedi — was just a first-time MP, indicating he should leave the running of the government to others. Trivedi said: "I'm not your student and you're not my headmaster. I am an elected MP and a minister of a separate political party." As senior Congress leader A K Antony opposed the move as well, the decision was kept in suspension. Mukherjee subsequently told the Lok Sabha that further consultations with stakeholders would follow to create a consensus. More:


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Annapurna Sanctuary (ANAS)
Don't just visit the roof of the world – climb all over it. Take a ten-day trek through the remote and imposing mountains of the Annapurna Range. Begin and end the journey in Kathmandu with its colourful temples, city squares, and great shopping. With the support of a team of expert Sherpas, the challenging trails of Annapurna will reward you with a stunning combination of towering peaks and dramatic valleys. Rest and relax overnight in teahouses, where you'll reconnect with ancient ways long forgotten by the modern world.
Highlights: Witness panoramic views and prayer flags in the Himalayas, explore rhododendron forests and tiny hamlets, meet Sherpa herders, experience teahouse lodges and high passes.
Best of Borneo (AAHB)
Still wild and mysterious even after all these years, Borneo is one of those places that's become synonymous with adventure travel. Come see what all the fuss is about on this 14-day journey through the Malaysian states of Sarawak and Sabah. There, you'll encounter wild orangutans, proboscis monkeys, sun bears and other creatures of the rainforest, visit hot springs and waterfalls, and get a better understanding of the local Dayak people by spending the night in a traditional longhouse. Adventure never goes out of style; it just becomes more classic.
Highlights: Watch the sunrise from the top of Mt Kinabalu, spot wildlife on a jungle walk, explore the Mulu caves, overnight in a traditional longhouse, meet an orangutan face-to-face
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China Adventure (ACBH)
Explore a side of China you never knew existed on this eye-opening multi-activity adventure. Using rural roads that wind through tiny villages and past seemingly endless rice fields, you'll get a full dose of this land's truly incredible history, culture, and geography. On two wheels or on foot, you'll tour the imperial tombs and palaces of the walled city of Xi'an, study curious limestome karst formations, navigate the busy streets of Beijing and relax, secure in the knowledge that your downtime is rightly earned.
Highlights: Explore Beijing's Forbidden City and hutongs, walk the Great Wall, trek through rice terraces, cycle old city walls and rural villages, watch kung fu monks
Classic Bali & Lombok (AESS)
Snorkel the warm tropical waters and watch Balinese shadow puppets dance in the night. Marvel at floating palaces and temples. Experience the best of Bali and Lombok on this adventure, offering you the perfect combination of guided excursions and free time to explore these fascinating islands at your own pace. Cool your heels in secluded waterfall pools and relax in the laid-back Gili Islands. Our CEOs will bring you off the beaten path, where you'll meet these islands' locals and gain insight into a completely different way of life.
Highlights: Visit the tobacco plantations of Tetebatu, savour Balinese cuisine, snorkel vibrant reefs and dig your feet into white sand, explore Hindu temples, lay eyes on active volcanoes
Everest Adventure (ANEA)
Everest is more than a mountain, and the journey to its base camp is more than just a trek. Along a route dubbed by some as "the steps to heaven," every bend in the trail provides another photo opportunity – beautiful forests, Sherpa villages, glacial moraines, and foothills. For active adventurers not afraid to break a sweat, our full trekking support staff will bring you close to local cultures before opening a window to the top of the world.
Highlights: Trek to the Everest Base Camp, conquer high passes and glaciers, witness Sherpa villages and panoramic views, meet locals during teahouse stays.
Northern Thailand Experience (ATNE)
Meet saffron-robed monks, visit hilltribe villages and delve into the different on an adventure that includes Thailand's wild northwest corner. You'll stretch your legs and your mind on a 3-day trek to hilltribe villages, each with their own language and religions. Whether you're walking the ancient streets of Ayutthaya or planning some shopping in Chiang Mai, our CEOs will help you discover places you wouldn't otherwise have known were there. And with plenty of free time to explore on your own, this trip will let you really absorb the spirit of this diverse country.
Highlights: Explore magnificent temples and palaces, trek through remote hilltribe villages and meet local people, bathe and feed an elephant, sleep on a floating rafthouse, learn about the somber history of Kanchanaburi and the infamous Burma Railway
Thailand Hike, Bike & Kayak (ATHB)
Perfect for those who believe the best way to appreciate paradise is to jump right into it, this adventure will have you hiking through forests and rice paddies, experiencing Thailand's intriguing combination of culture and the great outdoors. Kayak the turquoise waters of the Andaman and discover coral coves and white sand beaches. With the services of a CEO and your accommodation and transport taken care of, this trip offers great value as it introduces the main sights of Thailand, offering up plenty of flexibility so you can experience an adventure you'll never forget.
Highlights: Cycle through busy Bangkok, experience colourful Chiang Mai, trek into remote hilltribe villages, discover ancient Ayutthaya by bike, learn the sombre history of Kanchanaburi, kayak the Andaman Sea from Krabi
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No matter where you travel in Cambodia, the past is always present. History, both ancient and modern, is everywhere here; whether you're cycling in the shadows of the mighty Angkor Wat, wandering the streets of cosmopolitan Phnom Penh or exploring the Irrawaddy in search of river dolphins, you can't escape the pull of time that shaped—and continues to shape—this arresting land.
Highlights: Stroll through the streets of colonial Phnom Penh and Battambang, learn about recent history of Cambodia with a visit to Tuol Sleng, revel in the majesty of Angkor Wat, relax on golden beaches, experience a local village meal
Yolo Java to Bali (AEKS)
Home to 136 million people, the Indonesian island of Java is the most densely populated region on Earth. But while the teeming rivers of humanity that flow through Jakarta's streets at rush hour can feel overpowering, there's still a surprising amount of room to stretch out and explore. Travelling with other young travellers eager to experience this unique place, you'll make your way from big cities to the calming beaches of Bali, soaking up culture and excitement along the way. And as your expert CEOs will be only too happy to show you, there's plenty more to taste here than just stellar coffee.
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Bristol, R.I. - January 5, 2012 - The Springfield College wrestling team captured the Scott Viera Invitational on Saturday at Roger Williams University after totaling 175.5 points. The Pride benefited from five individual championships.
Behind the Pride, host Roger Williams placed second with 126 points. Williams (95), STCC (65), and Plymouth State (58) all placed in the top five. AIC (49), Johnson and Wales (46), and Western New England (25) rounded out the team scoring.
Tyler Keane had a breakout performance for the Pride at 125, winning the weight class as he recorded a pin and two major decisions, including one over teammate Tommy Casper in the title bout. At 141, Joe Grippi cruised to the individual title, as the nation's third-ranked wrestler at the weight class posted a pair of pins on the afternoon.
Top-seeded Derrick Longo handled the competition at 165, registering two victories by pins, to win his weight classification. At 174, Mike Fish was the top seed and had a strong showing, winning four bouts en route to the title.
Springfield's fifth individual title came at 285, with John Gabordi capturing three matches, two by pin.
Devin Biscaha was the runner-up at 157, while Dylan Foley and Jeremy Burns each had strong showings, placing third at 149 and 197, respectively.