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This Is What Kobe Bryant's Ankle Looks Like Thursday Morning
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Kobe Bryant is out indefinitely after suffering a severe left ankle sprain late in last night's 96-92 loss to the Hawks.
Bryant landed awkwardly on the foot of Atlanta's Dahntay Jones after descending from a jump shot. But Kobe contended afterward that Jones kept moving into Bryant intentionally, saying he "Jalen Rosed me," in reference to a similar injury he suffered during the 2000 NBA Finals.
"I can't get my mind past the fact that I gotta wait a year to get revenge," Bryant added.
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A family embarks on their annual pilgrimage to the cottage in Maine. In the course of their journey, a tale will be told, spun from the long absence of the family's black sheep, and from the prospect of his return.
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My Top Ten Worst Songs of the 70s by Margaret Lesh
As a child of the Seventies, growing up with a patient father of five, a massive white Cadillac, one car radio, few FM stations, and near constant chaos, I have vivid memories of the popular songs of that era. I love music -- all kinds of rock, disco, R&B. I like a little bit of everything, and since there are far too many songs from my youth that I love, I've created a list of the ones that I don't love, songs so cringe-inducing that I'd dive for the radio dial (back when there was such a thing). My list is by no means comprehensive and could be highly controversial. Debate is encouraged.
1. Afternoon Delight – Starland Vocal Band. This one is my undisputed all-time least favorite song. My husband, son, and certain friends (?) have been known to use this against me as a torture device. It was featured prominently in the Will Ferrell movie Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy.
2. Seasons in the Sun – Terry Jacks. (I have no explanation for this one. )
3. The Night Chicago Died – Paper Lace. (Aaaaaahhhhh!)
4. The Night the Lights Went Out in Georgia – Vicki Lawrence. [She was a regular on the Carol Burnett Show. Interestingly, there was a made-for-TV movie written based on this song, starring Kristy McNichol. Those two facts don't make me like it any more.]
5. The Bertha Butt Boogie – Jimmy Castor Bunch. (Does anyone remember this chestnut? As a kid, I couldn't stand it, but when I went back and listened to it on Youtube, I have to say, it's pretty great. Maybe my objection was to the flagrant use of the word "butt.")
6. Wildfire – Michael Martin Murphey. (I think this must mean I'm a bad person.)
7. I Shot the Sheriff – Eric Clapton. (Disclaimer: I do love Eric Clapton. Just not this one.)
8. Lay Lady Lay – Bob Dylan. (For some reason, I thought Mac Davis sang this song. When I found out years later it was Bob Dylan, I still didn't like it.)
9. Heartbeat (It's a Lovebeat) – The DeFranco Family. (I dare you to try to listen to this one.)
10. Disco Duck – Rick Dees. (No explanation needed, I hope.)
What are some of your least favorites?
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15 comments:
- Amber Skyze said...
Oh the dreaded dial on the radio. It seems so long ago! LOL
Yes, I too didn't like Disco Duck and a few others on this list.
Enjoyed your blog today.
- April 23, 2012 at 2:26 AM
- Derek said...
For a moment I expected to see Sugar Baby Love by The Rubettes up there. Guess that one never crossed the pond!
- April 23, 2012 at 5:24 AM
- Sharon Ledwith said...
I really, really, really hate to admit this, but I loved some of those songs. Thanks for the memories! Cheers!
- April 23, 2012 at 5:52 AM
- Margaret said...
Thanks, Amber. :)
Derek, I'm going to have to go find that one on youtube so I can torture myself a little.
Sharon, you've got me curious now. Hmmm. ;)
- April 23, 2012 at 6:54 AM
- Eleni Konstantine said...
I was a littlie in the 70s but among the kids songs, my older cousins played rock, heavy rock, and disco (not all of the mind you). I can't think of anything cringeworthy but then again, they do have good taste. :)
I really don't remember most of the songs on this list - which I'm sure I'm grateful for. :)
- April 23, 2012 at 7:34 AM
- Sloane Taylor said...
Margaret, I agree and I'm not even a child of that era. lol
- April 23, 2012 at 8:40 AM
- Margaret said...
Eleni, consider yourself lucky. There's a lot of great music from that time. Chicago, Yes, Led Zeppelin. Some excellent R&B too. I remember all of those sexy Barry White songs. (Well, I didn't know they were sexy then.)
Sloane, yes, there were some real klunkers!
One of our fellow authors on Facebook reminded me of another horrendous song from that time: Having My Baby by Paul Anka. That one makes me want to stick a fork in my arm.
- April 23, 2012 at 11:03 AM
- Arley Cole said...
This is a fabulous list with some great add-ons in the comments. Let me add to it "I Love the Nightlife" by Alicia Bridges. I HATED that song!!!
- April 23, 2012 at 2:16 PM
- Margaret said...
Arley, that's funny because I was shopping at Fresh & Easy a while back and that song came on and I started singing along, and the woman shopping next to me was singing along. It's a fun song to shop to, I guess. For some reason, I like it much better than I did back then. It's a pretty cheesy song. :)
- April 23, 2012 at 4:05 PM
- Ann T Bugg said...
OMG! This is great! Of course now I want to smack you for getting those song in my head! ;)
- April 23, 2012 at 4:08 PM
- Margaret said...
Sorry. Nothing worse than having a song stuck in one's head. I remember when I couldn't get Bad Romance out of my head. I think it was in there for three days straight. :)
- April 23, 2012 at 5:09 PM
- Rhea Rhodan said...
Although I disagree on the Bob Dylan and Eric Clapton, you TOTALLY nailed the the first three. They made me either want to leap for the off button or the window. Oh, and the Paula Anka song. Painful. I would add Dr. Hook's Sexy Eyes to the list, too.
Fun list, great graphic.
- April 24, 2012 at 6:46 PM
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C'mon! I shot the sheriff and some the others were so campy! Awesome memories from this list!
- April 24, 2012 at 8:33 PM
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Do you dislike the song, "I Shot the Sheriff," itself, or just Clapton's version of it?
It was a reggae song about justice, or the lack thereof in Jamaica, its meaning somewhat veiled by necessity. Written and first recorded by Bob Marley in 1973 as a form of political protest, he changed the word "police" to "sheriff" for fear his homeland's government would attack him.
Bad music being quite subjective, you might find it amusing to listen to "Bad Song Radio." You can stream it from the iTunes player in the "Radio" section of the library under "Golden Oldies."
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I'm sure I sound like a broken record, but Person of Interest just keeps on dishing out well written, directed and acted episodes.
Taking a creative spin and turning a lifesaving doctor into a potential killer, "Critical" even upped the ante by introducing another nemesis to Reese and Finch's rogues gallery, sending Carter deeper into Reese's secret world and getting Finch out of that dusty library he calls home.
It's tremendous how a show that could so easily be trapped within standard procedural parameters continues to explore outside them.
There's always something new to discover, even when the episodes have already found a nice way to work in a story that's mixed with drama and humor, while incorporating captivating characters.
Take, for instance, Leon, who humorously showed back up in trouble again. Except rather than leave him as a one-off joke, he provided useful expertise to the heroes. He's got that unique personality that's as smarmy as it is oddly charming, while making the possibility for his return both likely and welcome.
The same could be said for former MI-6 operative Wesley, in that he delivered another competent opponent for Reese. He had a posh demeanor covering up his ruthless and top notch tactics, and his unknown past with Reese made him more than just a bad guy for the episode.
In a way, Wesley seems a lot like what Root is for Finch. They both are fascinated by worthy opponents.
Reese never fails to disappoint in his abilities - and his guiding of Amy through the park with a phone, while similar to a scene in The Bourne Ultimatum, had positive results.
And of course we got to see Reese kick an enemy into a car windshield. Would you expect anything less?
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His character, while always great even when he's just telling Reese what's going on behind his computer, really opens up when he's out and about.
We get to see his distaste for hospitals, his concern for the person of interest and how uncomfortable he is when having to help assistant a surgery.
Finch even managed to have his own chance to spring into action when he bashed the backup doctor over the head. Although his best moment had to be staring in horror and saying, "Oh dear. Look at it. It's squishy."
Of course, it's a real treat that the episode, like its previous counterparts, goes beyond just saving the one person. Instead, while all of the doctor suspense and spy vs. spy was taking place, Carter was being pulled more into Reese's unknown world. She was on a parallel mission that had nothing to do with the hospital and business blackmail.
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I am glad it wasn't just me who had a issue with the whole gay marriage thing that pushed in this episode. They couldn't just leave it with a gay couple, they had to be married with a close up of the ring. Kinda seemed like they are shoving it in my face. This is very upsetting since this is my favorite show.
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- Ken Leung has been signed by NBC for their new pilot, "After Hours" about doctors working the late shift. If it succeeds, Leung will be the series regular. (No more POI???)?
- Good news - Jim Caviezel was included in People Magazine's current issue of their sexiest men 2012. Bad news - he's a tiny little photo on page 136 of a group of graying men who are still sexy. Did I say "little photo?" He was in good company BUT, he's probably the hottest property on TV today! People should be arrested for trying to write - under the influence of blindness!
- TV Guide this week has an article on BEAR!!! Not sure what page, but he's there! Good boy! Michael Emerson is in the photo taking Bear for a walk.
(Bear should have been included in People's 2012 Sexiest Men)!!! ; )
Leon's "Lenny & Squiggy" entrance LOL. C'mon guys u should know by now the creators/writers like to operate in the "gray" and take liberties with the plot lines. THAT'S WHAT MAKES THE SHOW SO ENTERTAINING!! It's like a comic book set in the real world. And since I live/travel in the "Acela Corridor", I appreciate the show's character diversity. Remember, the show is set in NYC lower Manhatten, "EVERYBODY" lives/works etc there. Reese/Wesley spy vs spy mutual respect very James Bond classy. The use of previous POIs as "assets" nice. Carter's empathy towards Agent Stone's situation... great dignity. Carter's new dilemma YES!


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AN EYE test at the local opticians turned in to every parent's worst nightmare for the Plant family.
Will and Georgina Plant, of Royal Wootton Bassett, took their one-year-old son Benjamin to Haine and Smith for a test after noticing some odd symptoms in his right eye.
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"On seeing something extremely serious that needed immediate investigation, the optometrist stayed on late to prepare a referral letter, and even phoned the Great Western Hospital in Swindon on the May bank holiday Sunday to ensure Benjamin was seen by the ophthalmologist as soon as possible."
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I recognize the pig posters from a great restaurant in New Orleans called "Cochon!" Cute!
YEE-HAW in Knoxville is surely missing from this list. I have seen many, many of their prints on the walls of Apartment Therapy posts, in homes across the country.
Yee-Haw has gone out of business, unfortunately.
Thanks for mentioning Hatch! ~A former Hatch printmaker
Hatch Show is wonderful. I went there years ago and bought one of the coffee advertising prints. It'd be nice if the online store had more colors than the black and red, because when I went there were dozens of colors.
Rebekka Seale, although the smallest of the five, always creates inspired and beautiful prints.
I went to high school with Brady, the founder of Hammerpress. Great stuff, great guy.
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9:00am Monday 23rd December 2013 in Brentford By Simon Webster
Brentford started the busy festive period with an impressive 3-0 win over Preston North End at Deepdale on Saturday.
In League One's game of the day between two sides challenging for promotion the Bees established a two goal cushion by the midway point of the first half through goals by Adam Forshaw and Marcello Trotta and never looked back.
Early on Clayton Donaldson broke down the right but his teasing cross into the six yard box was scrambled clear.
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Preston won a corner on the edge of the 'D' after Laird was fouled, but John Welsh's low free kick struck the wall.
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The Lilywhites were awarded a penalty when referee Darren Deadman adjudged that a Bees' defender was guilty of tugging his opponent's shirt but Joel Garner hit his penalty straight at Button, who made an excellent block.
Minutes later Kevin Davies missed a good chance when he headed wide of the right hand post.
Substitute Sam Saunders sealed an impressive win when he showed great skill to control the ball on the right of the six yard box and fire home past Rudd at his near post.
Brentford: Button, McCormack, Dean, Craig, Bidwell; Douglas, Forshaw, Saville (Reeves 80); Donaldson, Trotta (Grigg 64), Harris (Saunders 38).
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I have just canceled that date.
Six months ago I secured and was confirmed for 9pm to close on Feb 18.
Just found out that NU has double booked - AGAIN - and cut my set to an hour and 1/2 rather than the full night.
Thus I have canceled the event.
I post this not ot out of spite or "do you know who I am" - but because I will not bring business into a venue that consistently treats it's artists like crap.
And I want to warn any other musicians thinking of playing there.
This all amazing considering Gavin DeGraw, who is a professional musician and has been out there in the world and knows how much this sucks, is one of the owners.
And it isn't because he doesn't know about this issue - NU is famous for this crap and a member of his family is the booker and the person who just told me of the schedule change - and only then because I contacted her to say hello and see you soon reg February. They didn't even CONTACT me.
Ms. DeGraw offered no apology, no explanation other than "had to book a resident band for later".
So now I'll be in New York from my home town of Boston in February for a wonderful gig at the Greenwich Village Bistro on 2/17 but have nothing booked for 2/18.
So no thank you National Underground and DeGraws and good luck to you
What idiot would wait on line at Shake Shack? – When I see people standing on line at Shack Shack I can only assume they are just plain old ignorant. I know it sounds blunt... that's because it is. There are a few places in the city that blow the shack out of the water. National Underground is at the top of that list. I know they get their meat from the same supplier as the shack (i asked) and I know that UNLIKE Shake Shack that they make their own patties by hand (again, i asked) They rub each burger with olive oil and then season it with their house dry rub and cook it on an open flame. I was so blown away with their burger I actually asked if I could watch them make the next one and they happily obliged. I wound up hanging out all night after the manager bought me a drink and watched a great live band play. They have live music every night and the quality seemed very high. I did not go downstairs however, but I was told they had live music down there as well. Reading some of the other reviews on this place it seems that the only negative ones are coming from disgruntled bands that played in the secondary downstairs space. But I am writing this review for the consumer to use as a reference. All in all a real winner!!!
Horrible Experience – I was there last nite. went to see a friend play. her set was scheduled to start at 9pm, but got bumped to 10pm, because apparently they were overbooked. went upstairs to get a drink while we waited. we were helped by someone that clearly didnt even know how to pour a pint, we had to return our beers because they had a funny aftertaste and they had the balls to charge 7 dollars a pop on a Monday night. terrible.
great location but staff sucks – was there last night. the music was too loud upstairs and sounded terrible downstairs. everyone who works there is a jerk. i saw the owner, joey degraw. he was the biggest looser. he walks around and acts like he owns the world. he has the napoleon complex.
a terrible place to play – I played here last week with my band...and the place is just awful if you aren't playing as the house band. Specially if you're playing downstairs.
You will do your band's reputation more harm than good playing here. Here are some reasons why-
1. They double booked the bands that evening. NOT COOL. Which means our 1 hour set was cut to 20 odd minutes. Which means our friends/fans had to shell out $10 to hear us play 5 songs! I feel terrible about this.
2. They have the most godawful backline. They have none of the gear they claim to...just a bunch of cheap practice amps. And they insist you don't bring your own amp...which means you're stuck with their terrible sound. And yeah..they just provide you with 2 mics.
3. Speaking of sound...there's no support whatsoever. The "sound-guy" is some stoned dude who's just hanging out on the sidewalk outside...and just nods nonchalantly when you ask him any question.
4. They clearly state that they keep the cover from the first 15 people so pay for their support. Fair enough. Except there's NO SUPPORT whatsoever...and the gear stinks.
It's unfortunate that places like this do everything they possibly can to exploit naive up and coming musicians. Live and learn I guess!
I would marry this burger. – I discovered this place a few months ago and I'm crazy about it! The burger is AMAZING and the music is soooooooo good. No college kids either (thank god). I would definitely recommend this place.
Awsome atmosphere! Music & Food yummmm! – Love this hidden gem! If you like soulfull rock n' roll this is it! Small upstairs though but they do make up for it with downstairs lounge. They've got live musicians every night, just walking by and you'll hear them.
One of my friends just showed me something really kewl. There's this ATM in front of their store that charges only 99 cents and the receipt is also a coupon. Good for 10% off of orders ranging from $100 minimum to $500 max.
Great Music, Mediocre Food – Great place to listen to live music.
I ordered their "All or Nothing Burger" (I got the "All") which left me with nothing but the desire for a better burger; less than 5oz of a thin beef pattie, cooked one way–well done, a crappy supermarket bun, and a side of three thinly sliced roasted potatoes—an over priced burger that should be more appropriately called the Nothing or Nothing Burger, skip the food and listen to the good music.
Amazing music and tasy burgers! – My friends and I visited the city this weekend and stopped by the National Underground to listen to our friend play his bass. I was pleasantly surprised by how cool this place was. The music was free, no cover charge and honestly, really good. We got to hear folk/country, blue grass and rock. The burgers were delicious and the bartenders kept our drinks filled all night. We liked it so much we went there both nights we were in the city. I would highly suggest this bar to anyone who likes a chilled out atmosphere with great music.
Awesome LES establishment – I love this place. There is nothing fancy about it...beer, live music and amazing burgers. The perfect spot to relax and listen to some amazing musicians. The bartenders are super friendly and if you go in during its less busy hours they will remember your face and if you go there often enough, what you like to drink. The music is different every night, but one thing is certain it is always entertaining. One of my favorite nights is
Sunday when the National Saloon Band is playing. The band consists of a few older men who really know how to play and if you chat with them, which they are always happy to do, you will get to hear some amazing stories. Oh, and I have to mention the burgers....I am not a big burger fan in general, but I friend recommended that I try one and oh man, am I glad I did!! They are so juicy and always cooked to perfection. They used to have a pasta salad on the side, which was amazing, and I am hoping they bring that back soon!! This place is defiantly a upcoming bar in New York City. Don't miss out!!
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Dr. Jerrilyn Cambron, professor at
National University, has been elected "president elect" for
the Massage Therapy Foundation. Her position
will begin in March of 2013, and she will serve her two-year term
as president from 2014 - 2016.
Dr. Cambron was previously elected to the Foundation's board of
trustees in 2010, and became a vice president of the organization
in 2012.
The focus of the Foundation is to "advance the knowledge and
practice of massage therapy by supporting scientific research,
education, and community service."
Dr. Cambron says, "These three tenets of research, education,
and community service are exactly what I stand for as well, so
as a massage therapist, the Foundation was a natural match for
me. "
"The Massage Therapy Foundation's work is very exciting," says
Dr. Cambron. "We have an international massage therapy research
conference coming up, and also an online open-source journal that is indexed in
PubMed. The Foundation gives out funding for research and community
service projects, and is starting a webinar series on how to write
case reports. In fact, we have a case-report contest for both
students and practitioners." says Dr. Cambron.
Dr. Cambron serves on the faculty of National University's
Research Department and in addition to her doctor of chiropractic
degree, holds both a master's degree in public health and PhD from
the School of Public Health at the University of Illinois-Chicago.
She is also a licensed massage therapist and founder of MassageNet, a
practice-based research network for massage therapists.
Here in Illinois, as in most other states, every massage
therapist needs to take standardized board examinations for
licensure. According to an official report from the National
Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork, massage
therapy students from National University of Health
Sciences performed exceptionally well on the most recent
In fact, NUHS' school pass rate during the last national board
exam was 92.86 percent! Compare that to the Illinois pass rate
average of 70.59 and the national pass rate average of 74.75 for
the same time period.
"A high pass rate such as this, shows that our students are well
prepared, and comfortable in the knowledge and skills they will
need as professional massage therapists," says Dr. Randy Swenson,
Dean of the College of Allied Health Sciences at National
For every single test period since 2009, on every single topic
tested, National University MT grads outperformed state and
national averages. Take a look at the
full results.
Such pass rates are a good barometer for choosing a massage
school. National University's massage therapy certification
and degree programs prepare students for success on both board
exams and for a full range of rewarding career options in massage
When a client arrives at a massage appointment, it's relaxing
for them to be greeted by soft music, a comfortably warm room and
low lighting. It helps them know that this is a nurturing
environment. What about relaxing through the sense of smell?
Certain smells can take us back to our childhood, or to a favorite
memory of a walk in the woods, or to an imaginary garden. The right
aroma can completely change how we feel, and even help us
"A smell can bring on a flood of
memories, influence people's moods and even affect their work
performance. Because the olfactory bulb is part of the
brain'slimbic system, an area so closely associated with memory and
feeling it's sometimes called the "emotional brain," smell can call
up memories and powerful responses almost
instantaneously."-- from "How Smell Works" by Sarah Dowdy
That's part of what aromatherapy is all about.
Aromatherapy uses the volatile essential oils in plants, either
by diffusing them in the air, or by adding them to a neutral and
fragrance-free massage oil and applying them directly on the
client's skin.
The fragrance of aromatherapy oils is very unlike commercial
fragrances. There are no chemicals or propellants. Some oils smell
earthy or woody, others have a medicinal quality to their odor.
Various oils can be mixed to combine their healing and soothing
properties, creating unique scents that are indescribably
While some massage therapists use essential oils to help create
a calm and relaxing environment for their clients, others use
specific oils as a therapeutic tool that can address a client's
individual needs. For example, do you wish you had more energy?
Perhaps oil of rosemary or grapefruit will give you the pick-me-up
you need. Are you depressed? How about the uplifting scent of
mandarin orange or pine? There is even an International Journal
of Clinical Aromatherapy that explores emerging research on how
the chemical properties in essential oils can address specific
health conditions.
Here at National
University, students can take an elective course that gives an
introduction to aromatherapy. Once a massage therapist is
certified, there are many continuing education courses in
aromatherapy offered by the American Massage Therapy Association
and other professional massage organizations.
Next time you plan to receive a massage, ask if you can try
aromatherapy. It may open up a whole new world for you. Who
Since baby boomers will be the largest population group seeking
health care over the next few decades, it's important for today's
massage therapist to understand how massage can help seniors, and
what special needs they may have. Unlike years past, today's
seniors may be more familiar with massage and more open to seeking
massage for pain and stress relief.
However, bringing the benefits of massage to seniors requires
special consideration: For example, certain stretching and joint
mobility exercises are not advised for older adults. An older
person might have difficulty with osteoarthritis as well as
decreased flexibility. Changes in older clients' skin will require
you to reduce your pressure during a massage.
In National University's massage therapy programs, you'll
explore how to address the needs of special populations like senior
citizens. That way you'll be ready to work with the largest group
of US health care consumers!
In the meantime, the American Massage Therapy Association has
two excellent articles about massage therapy that discuss the
special considerations of seniors:
When you choose a career in massage therapy, a world of
possibilities is open to you. Massage therapists work in all sorts
of interesting places--even the Olympics! Here's an article
from a massage therapist who will be traveling to the 2012 London
Olympic Games. She explains the steps that led her to this
opportunity, and also what's involved in becoming an expert in
sports massage.
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P: Ryan Elias
Sr., 5-8, Jacksonville Christian
Noteworthy: Elias led the team on the mound and at the plate, batting .432 with a .500 on-base percentage. The pitcher struck out 37 batters in six appearances.
P: Dalton Turner
Sr., 5-10, Pleasant Valley
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P: Tanner Hamm
Sr., 5-10, Ohatchee
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Sr., 5-11, Faith Christian
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Sr., 5-8, Ohatchee
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Fr., 5-7, Faith Christian
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Jr., 5-10, Donoho
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Sr., 5-11, Pleasant Valley
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Jr., 5-11, Ohatchee
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OF: Kevin Carr
Fr., 5-9, Donoho
Noteworthy: Carr recorded a team-high 17 singles while batting .468 for the year. The freshman hit four doubles and scored 16 runs.
OF: Bret Holmes
So., 5-10, Donoho
Noteworthy: Holmes scored a team-high 19 runs while hitting .409 at the plate. The sophomore finished second on the team with 16 singles.
DH: T.J. Salers
So., 5-10, Wellborn
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UTIL: Dylan McClure
Jr., 5-11,Wellborn
Noteworthy: McClure played a large role in Wellborn's offense, hitting .381 with a .435 on-base percentage. The junior hit six doubles and had 10 RBIs.
Honorable mention
Sacred Heart — Andrew Parker; Faith Christian — London Huie, Jonathan Twilley, Jack Sills; Donoho — Emily Rogers, Trey Brown, Justin Foster; Pleasant Valley — Trey Phillips, Stephen Greenwood; Wellborn — Jared Vera; Ohatchee — Hunter Longeria, Caleb Dickie, Rob Broadwell; Jacksonville Christian — Aaron Cody.


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The Dallas Morning News is reporting Cowboys receiver Dez Bryant will probably sit out the rest of the season due to a finger injury.
Team officials said Bryant likely injured his left index finger early in the fourth quarter of Sunday's 20-19 victory over the Cincinnati Bengals.
Bryant had just caught a pass and came up shaking the index finger on his left hand.
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