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The Falcons repeated as Sheboygan County champion, winning the County Meet at The Bull on Saturday. Matt Bachmann was medalist with a 78, Tyler Beeck (83) was third and Matt Andrews (86) was fourth individually.
Windy conditions that made shots unpredictable at The Bull at Pinehurst Farms made things tough for golfers Saturday at the Sheboygan County Invite.
Morgan Ross, Gabe Galante and Jordan Eckhardt each earned singles wins while the doubles pair of Max Harms-Kyle Yedica picked up a victory for the Golden Raiders boys tennis team as it topped host Manitowoc Lincoln 4-3 on Saturday at the four-team Ships I
The Sheboygan Falls boys and Kiel girls track and field teams took first place Thursday in Valders' Viking Invite.
The Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association, in cooperation with Rural Mutual Insurance, has chosen the recipients of the team Sportsmanship Awards for the 2014 winter State Tournaments with the Sheboygan Lutheran boys basketball team being named a
Monique Felix won a trio of events to lead the host Sheboygan North girls track and field team while Michal Baca won a pair for the Golden Raiders' boys squad as each team edged Manitowoc Lincoln and Sheboygan South in a triangular meet on Thursday.
Allie Spaulding smacked a single to bring in the game-winning run in the bottom of the seventh and Sheboygan North's softball team walked off its homefield Thursday with its first win of the season.
Sheboygan Falls and Oostburg couldn't score in 80 minutes of regulation. It took less than two minutes of overtime to change that.
When high school administrators gather for the WIAA annual meeting in Stevens Point today, there will be two significant points of discussion.
Weston Nelson connected for Sheboygan North's only hit of the game Thursday and four defensive errors cost the Golden Raiders in a 6-0 loss at home against Green Bay Preble.
There will be no 1.65 multiplier for Wisconsin high school sports. At least not for the end of this school year or all of the next school year.
The state's athletic directors voted heavily in favor of tabling for a year the idea of a 1.65 multiplier to the enrollments of private high school at the WIAA's annual Board of Control meeting Wednesday in Stevens Point.
Six players scored goals and Plymouth's defense held Waupun to zero shots on goal to help push the Panthers girls soccer team to an 8-0 shutout win on Tuesday.
Coach: Andrew Delong, sixth year
Coach: Dan Stenz, second year
The Redwings started their season off strong, edging De Pere 2-1 on Tuesday before beating Green Bay Southwest 15-10 on Thursday. Matt Miller and Robert Hoffmann had leading offensive efforts for South.
The Sheboygan Falls girls soccer team capped off a successful two-day tournament by knocking off Green Bay Notre Dame, 1-0, on Saturday to take the Tritons' home invite.
Cedar Grove's Aaron Chier won the 100-meter dash to help Cedar Grove-Belgium's boys track and field team secure a ninth-place finish Saturday in the 12-team Little Chute Mustang Invite.
Sheboygan South senior Carter Amundsen has announced his intention to play college baseball at NCAA Division III Augustana (Ill.).
Coach: Ted Schermetzler, ninth year
Isabel Detienne was perfect at the plate, Erin Gamb smacked a triple and Sheboygan South's softball team picked up its first win of the season Thursday at home against Manitowoc.
Sheboygan North's Trevor Damkot won the 1,600-meter run, teammates Michal Baca, Tyler Griessmeyer, Cory Klauck and Brady Roberts paced one of several relays and the Golden Raiders boys track and field team finished second Thursday in the Fox River Classic
A record of three wins to one loss doesn't sound like a world-beating start to a season. But it's downright record-breaking for the Sheboygan Falls softball team.
Julia Splittgerber and Katie Lindow scored a goal apiece and the Sheboygan Lutheran/Kohler girls soccer team held on for a 2-1 non-conference win Friday against Manitowoc.
Kiel's girls track and field team took first place, and Oostburg's boys finished second, at the Oostburg Invitational on Friday.
Sheboygan South's Philip DeTrana breezed through his No. 1 singles match, but most of the rest of Port Washington's boys tennis lineup held up against the Redwings on Thursday.
Trailing 1-0, Tyler Zietz hit a three-run homer to lead the Sheboygan South baseball team in a 10-run third inning as the Redwings topped host Green Bay Southwest 15-10 on Thursday.
New Holstein High School has coaching positions open for varsity basketball, varsity wrestling and pom pons.
Cedar Grove-Belgium rallied from an early deficit to shock Ozaukee, the state's top-ranked Division 3 team, 2-1 in a Central Lakeshore Conference girls soccer game Thursday at Cedar Grove.
Coach: Mike Vorpahl, 16th year
With the match tied at 3-3, Plymouth boys tennis team freshman Ryan Blend picked up a 6-2, 6-3 win at No. 4 singles to give the Panthers a season-opening victory over visiting Slinger on Tuesday night.
A day after notching a season-opening shutout, Rachel Romps was in the circle again.
Oostburg's boys and Cedar Grove's girls track and field teams cruised into first place Tuesday at a quad meet at Howards Grove.
Jessika Dieringer broke her school's record in the 800-meter run Tuesday at the Kohler track and field quad.
Matt Miller finished with two hits and an RBI and Sheboygan South's baseball team opened its season with a 2-1 win at home Tuesday against De Pere.
Coach: Tammy Utley, first year
Coach: Chris Wright, 25th year
Megan Dahle and Paige Kukla scored a goal apiece and Sheboygan North's girls soccer team escaped its season opener 2-1 against Plymouth.
Coach: Tim Eirich
Rachel Romps threw a four-hit shutout as the Plymouth softball team picked up a 7-0 season-opening win over visiting Nicolet on Monday night.
Despite facing more than her fair share of opponents from all three divisions, Sheboygan Falls' Sam Reilly wasn't going to be intimidated on Saturday afternoon.
The Concordia University-Chicago men's basketball has announced that Sheboygan Lutheran senior Tyler Zastrow has committed to the school and will play for the Cougars beginning with the 2014-15 season.
Control of Thursday's game traded hands at halftime.
Random Lake's softball team swept Howards Grove in a doubleheader Thursday night.
Wet and cold conditions made some athletic fields unplayable Thursday, forcing several local teams to push back their outdoor sporting events.
Ozaukee's girls soccer team is getting some serious preseason attention.
The Plymouth girls soccer team allowed goals in the 45th and 53rd minute and gathered only four shots on goal in a 2-0 season-opening road loss to Grafton on Tuesday night.
Kiel's girls track and field team turned in four top-5 performances and finished in a tie for eighth overall Tuesday at a 34-team meet in Oshkosh
Random Lake girls soccer player Bria Weyker's hand was too hurt to block shots. Her foot, on the other hand, felt just right for scoring goals.
Plymouth's long-distance runners had top-4 finishes and the Panthers girls track and field team finished in a tie for 19th place Monday in the 23-team Oshkosh High School large-school invitational.
This was a season loaded with some big-time scorers and a few surging playoff teams.
Bett led all Sheboygan Press Media coverage area scorers with 21.6 points per game this season.
Nick Verhagen was staring up at a pretty gargantuan task two years ago.
Clark Otte finished first in the 1600- and second in the 800-meter runs and Sheboygan Falls teammate Alex Brandt hurled a first-place finish in the shot put Friday to help lead the Falcons to a fifth-place finish in the 14-team Earl Herbert Indoor Invite
Anyone that faced the Oostburg girls basketball team as an opponent this season knew they had to focus on shutting down one player in order to win Maranda Huibregtse.
In earning an All-Central Lakeshore Conference first team selection, Beninghaus led the Tigers in points per game (10.2), rebounds per game (7.0) and blocks per game (1.0).
A Fox River Classic Conference championship. A Division 1 regional title. A consistent No. 2 ranking in The Associated Press' weekly girls hoops polls.
Delaney Sinnen took first place in two events and Jessika Dieringer finished first and second in another pair to help lead, respectively, the Random Lake and Ozaukee girls track and field teams Friday at the Pam Kjono indoor invite at Manitowoc Lincoln.
Random Lake wrestler Reed Anklam's senior season ended much how it began at the top.
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They can shoot them with bullets. They can blast them with bombs. They can stab them with knives. They can strangle them with rope. They can burn them with fire. They can drown them with water. They can juice them with electricity. They can smother them in sand.
They can kill them anyway they want.
But uh-uh, Syria. Don't you kill them with chemicals.
So said President Barack Obama Monday over the concern that Syria's President Bashar al-Assad might be considering using chemical weapons to beat back the rebels who are seeking his demise.
To use chemical weapons is the equivalent of stepping on Elvis' blue suede shoes.
To do that is to bring consequences. Perhaps, mercifully these consequences would be military intervention — by someone.
Even the Russians are said to be on board with the sentiment that chemical weapons used by their Syrian ally would be a footprint on the blue suede shoes.
But what made chemical weapons the blue suede shoes of this Syrian slaughter? What made it the proverbial line that dare not be crossed?
Does this extend to other countries as well?
Although it serves to put other countries on notice against using chemical weapons, it also gives them a guideline as to what weapons of killing are acceptable.
Shoot them, bomb them, stab them, burn them, drown them, smother them, juice them, noose them — just don't gas them.
So Assad's soldiers can kill the rebels. They can kill the rebels' families. They can kill the armed. They can kill the unarmed. They can kill the old. They can kill the new. They can kill the unborn. They can kill the just born. They can kill the combatants. They can kill the noncombatants.
Just don't kill them with chemicals.
According to the Arms Control Association, a nonpartisan organization geared toward promoting public support and understanding of arms control, Syria has an extensive chemical weapons program that can deliver the weapons by aircraft, bombs, missiles and rockets.
Certainly, what the world does not need now is a war with chemical weapons. The pictures and images from the Iraq/Iran war of 1980 to1988 still linger. So bullets become more humane weapons of killing, more acceptable weapons of killing — as do the bombs and rockets and other conventional tools of killing in the arsenal of taking human lives.
'Tis the Christmas season, the holiday season. The season of peace and good will to all. The sentiment is always for a better world for everyone. The dream is for a world of love and harmony. But the impossible dream is a world with total peace, with no war, no killing.
It's just not in our human nature, it's not part of our DNA — as a review of the world's past and present clearly demonstrates. Folks have always been fighting other folks other over something since the beginning of time. They're either fighting, getting ready to fight, or winding down from a fight and thinking about the next fight.
In Syria, according to the United Nations, more than 9,000 civilians have been killed since the revolt against Syria's president began. Thousands are missing. Thousands are displaced in other countries.
The world has seen the YouTube videos and the network and cable news reports. The world has seen the newspapers and the pictures. It's not a good piece of history to look back on.
Shoot them, bomb them, stab them, burn them, drown them, smother them, juice them, noose them. A government can kill its people any way it wants, except for the blue suede shoes of chemical weapons.
It is good that a bar has been set. A line in the sand has been drawn.
With the killing in Syria going on with the whole world watching, there is the irony of hoping Syrian president Assad will step on the blue suede shoes just to force the U.S. and the world to step in and put a stop to it.
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Lester, Red Sox beat Cards, lead World Series 3-2Monday, 28 October 2013 22:38 Published in Sports
ST. LOUIS (AP) -- Jon Lester pitched the Boston Red Sox within a whisker of yet another World Series championship.
Lester bested Adam Wainwright once again, journeyman David Ross hit a tiebreaking double in the seventh inning and the Red Sox downed the St. Louis Cardinals 3-1 Monday night to take a 3-2 Series edge.
David Ortiz delivered his latest big hit, too, sending this bearded band of Red Sox back to Fenway Park with a chance to clinch their third crown in a decade. Not since 1918 has Boston won the title at its own ballpark.
John Lackey gets the first chance Wednesday night against St. Louis rookie sensation Michael Wacha. A Cardinals win would set up a most spooky proposition for both teams - Game 7 on Halloween night.
Ortiz enjoyed even more success in Game 5 after moving from the cleanup spot to the third slot. He is 11 for 15 (.733) in this Series with two homers, six RBIs and four walks.
Lester enhanced his reputation as an October ace with every pitch. He allowed one run and four hits in 7 2-3 innings, striking out seven without a walk. Nearly the same line he had in beating Wainwright in the opener.
"I think the biggest thing is me and Rossy have had a good rhythm," Lester said. "Early on, we just went back to our game plan from Game 1 and just fell back on that and really just tried to make them swing the bats early, and we were able to do that."
The lefty who's won all three of his career World Series starts had just one scary inning, when Matt Holliday homered in the fourth, Carlos Beltran flied out to the wall and Yadier Molina hit a liner. Other than that, Lester was sharp as a knife.
"He's just a stud," said Ross, the backup catcher who gets paired with Lester. "We rely on him. That's why he's the ace of our staff, because he goes out and pitches like that."
Lester's biggest brush with major trouble came well before his first pitch. He was getting loose near the warning track when a team of eight Clydesdales pulling a beer wagon came trotting by - it's a Busch Stadium tradition and Lester stood aside to watch the horses.
Koji Uehara closed for his second save. No crazy endings this time, either, following one night with an obstruction call and the next with Uehara's game-finishing pickoff.
Ortiz put the Red Sox ahead with an RBI double in the first, hitting the first pitch after Dustin Pedroia doubled on an 0-2 curve.
Ross, a graybeard on a team led by scraggly veterans, broke a 1-all tie when he hooked a drive just inside the left-field line, and the ball bounced into the seats for a go-ahead double.
"How about that? It's nice to drive in runs," Ross said. "I've got to credit the guys in front of me."
Jacoby Ellsbury later hit an RBI single, and Ross was thrown out at the plate trying to score on the play.
A day after Ortiz delivered a stirring, in-game pep talk to rev up the Red Sox, the Cardinals could've used some inspiration from Big Papi. That, or at least a visit from the good-luck Rally Squirrel from their 2011 title run.
The St. Louis hitters went quietly, a couple slinging their bats after routine popups and fly balls and others questioning the solid calls by plate umpire Bill Miller.
Holliday shook St. Louis' slumber and broke Lester's string with his second home run of the Series. Lester had pitched 16 1-3 scoreless innings in his first three World Series starts before Holliday tagged him.
That was all St. Louis got. Not even a revamped lineup that included the hobbled Allen Craig helped the Cards.
Ortiz hit an early double and single while swinging at first pitches, and tied the Series record by reaching base in nine straight plate appearances.
Wainwright changed things the next time Ortiz came up, varying his tempo and delivery. Ortiz still hit it hard while lining out to center.
Wainwright struck out 10 in seven innings, becoming the first Cardinals pitcher to reach double digits in the Series since Bob Gibson did it twice in 1968 against Detroit.
It was a big sports night in St. Louis, with an NFL game between the Rams and Seattle eight blocks away at the Edward Jones Dome. This is a baseball town, clearly: Football tickets sold for $10 on StubHub as kickoff approached, and fans inside the dome loudly booed when the World Series game was taken off the video board.
The baseball fans got to see Lester do more than pitch. He helped himself in the field, knocking down a hard comebacker and swiftly handling a bunt. He also made a dent with his bat, sort of.
Coming in with a career 0-for-31 mark at the plate, he nubbed a ball in front of the plate and was thrown out leading off the third. But at least he broke Wainwright's string of five straight strikeouts, one shy of the postseason record tied by Detroit's Justin Verlander against Boston in the AL championship series.
NOTES: A splinter from Daniel Nava's broken bat stuck in his neck when he grounded into a double play to end the Boston fourth. He stayed in the game. ... The Red Sox struck out 14 times, raising their total to a postseason-record 156. Boston began the day with 142, tied with the 2010 champion Giants. ... RF Shane Victorino was again out of the Red Sox lineup because of lower back stiffness. ... The Cardinals beat Texas in Game 7 exactly two years earlier.
DOCS TO PARENTS: LIMIT KIDS' TEXTS, TWEETS, ONLINEMonday, 28 October 2013 10:50 Published in Health & Fitness
CHICAGO (AP) -- Doctors 2 parents: Limit kids' tweeting, texting & keep smartphones, laptops out of bedrooms. (hash)goodluckwiththat.
The recommendations are bound to prompt eye-rolling and LOLs from many teens but an influential pediatricians group says parents need to know that unrestricted media use can have serious consequences.
It's been linked with violence, cyberbullying, school woes, obesity, lack of sleep and a host of other problems. It's not a major cause of these troubles, but "many parents are clueless" about the profound impact media exposure can have on their children, said Dr. Victor Strasburger, lead author of the new American Academy of Pediatrics policy
"This is the 21st century and they need to get with it," said Strasburger, a University of New Mexico adolescent medicine specialist.
The policy is aimed at all kids, including those who use smartphones, computers and other Internet-connected devices. It expands the academy's longstanding recommendations on banning televisions from children's and teens' bedrooms and limiting entertainment screen time to no more than two hours daily.
Under the new policy, those two hours include using the Internet for entertainment, including Facebook, Twitter, TV and movies; online homework is an exception.
The policy statement cites a 2010 report that found U.S. children aged 8 to 18 spend an average of more than seven hours daily using some kind of entertainment media. Many kids now watch TV online and many send text messages from their bedrooms after "lights out," including sexually explicit images by cellphone or Internet, yet few parents set rules about media use, the policy says.
"I guarantee you that if you have a 14-year-old boy and he has an Internet connection in his bedroom, he is looking at pornography," Strasburger said.
The policy notes that three-quarters of kids aged 12 to 17 own cellphones; nearly all teens send text messages, and many younger kids have phones giving them online access.
"Young people now spend more time with media than they do in school - it is the leading activity for children and teenagers other than sleeping" the policy says.
Mark Risinger, 16, of Glenview, Ill., is allowed to use his smartphone and laptop in his room, and says he spends about four hours daily on the Internet doing homework, using Facebook and YouTube and watching movies.
He said a two-hour Internet time limit "would be catastrophic" and that kids won't follow the advice, "they'll just find a way to get around it."
Strasburger said he realizes many kids will scoff at advice from pediatricians - or any adults.
"After all, they're the experts! We're media-Neanderthals to them," he said. But he said he hopes it will lead to more limits from parents and schools, and more government research on the effects of media.
The policy was published online Monday in the journal Pediatrics. It comes two weeks after police arrested two Florida girls accused of bullying a classmate who committed suicide. Police say one of the girls recently boasted online about the bullying and the local sheriff questioned why the suspects' parents hadn't restricted their Internet use.
Mark's mom, Amy Risinger, said she agrees with restricting kids' time on social media but that deciding on other media limits should be up to parents.
"I think some children have a greater maturity level and you don't need to be quite as strict with them," said Risinger, who runs a communications consulting firm.
Her 12-year-old has sneaked a laptop into bed a few times and ended up groggy in the morning, "so that's why the rules are now in place, that that device needs to be in mom and dad's room before he goes to bed."
Sara Gorr, a San Francisco sales director and mother of girls, ages 13 and 15, said she welcomes the academy's recommendations.
Her girls weren't allowed to watch the family's lone TV until a few years ago. The younger one has a tablet, and the older one has a computer and smartphone, and they're told not to use them after 9 p.m.
"There needs to be more awareness," Gorr said. "Kids are getting way too much computer time. It's bad for their socialization, it's overstimulating, it's numbing them."
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FDA WANTS LIMITS ON MOST PRESCRIBED PAINKILLERSMonday, 28 October 2013 10:47 Published in Health & Fitness
WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Food and Drug Administration is recommending new restrictions on prescription medicines containing hydrocodone, the highly addictive painkiller that has grown into the most widely prescribed drug in the U.S.
In a major policy shift, the agency said in an online notice Thursday that hydrocodone-containing drugs should be subject to the same restrictions as other narcotic drugs like oxycodone and morphine.
The move comes more than a decade after the Drug Enforcement Administration first asked the FDA to reclassify hydrocodone so that it would be subject to the same restrictions as other addictive painkilling drugs. The FDA did not issue a formal announcement about its decision, which has long been sought by many patient advocates, doctors and state and federal lawmakers.
For decades, hydrocodone has been easier to prescribe, in part because it is only sold in combination pills and formulas with other non-addictive ingredients like aspirin and acetaminophen.
That ease of access has made it many health care professionals' top choice for treating chronic pain, everything from back pain to arthritis to toothaches.
In 2011, U.S. doctors wrote more than 131 million prescriptions for hydrocodone, making it the most prescribed drug in the country, according to government figures. The ingredient is found in blockbusters drugs like Vicodin as well as dozens of other generic formulations.
It also consistently ranks as the first or second most-abused medicine in the U.S. each year, according to the DEA, alongside oxycodone. Both belong to a family of drugs known as opioids, which also includes heroin, codeine and methadone.
Earlier this year the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported that prescription painkiller overdose deaths among women increased about fivefold between 1999 and 2010. Among men, such deaths rose about 3.5-fold. The rise in both death rates is closely tied to a boom in the overall use of prescribed painkillers.
The FDA has long supported the more lax prescribing classification for hydrocodone, which is also backed by professional societies like the American Medical Association.
But the agency's top drug regulator, Dr. Janet Woodcock, said in a statement Thursday: "The FDA has become increasingly concerned about the abuse and misuse of opioid products, which have sadly reached epidemic proportions in certain parts of the United States."
The FDA says it will formally request in early December that hydrocodone be rescheduled as a Schedule II drug, limiting which kinds of medical professionals can write a prescription and how many times it can be refilled.
The Controlled Substances Act, passed in 1970, put hydrocodone drugs in the Schedule III class, which is subject to fewer controls. Under that classification, a prescription for Vicodin can be refilled five times before the patient has to see a physician again. If the drug is reclassified to Schedule II, patients will only be able to receive one 90-day prescription, similar to drugs like OxyContin. The drug could also not be prescribed by nurses and physician assistants.
The FDA's request for reclassification must be approved by officials in other agencies within the Department of Health and Human Services.
News of the FDA decision was applauded by lawmakers from states that have been plagued by prescription drug abuse, many who have been prodding the agency to take action for months.
"Today was a tremendous step forward in fighting the prescription drug abuse epidemic that has ravaged West Virginia and our country," said Democratic Sen. Joe Manchin, in a statement. "Rescheduling hydrocodone from a Schedule III to a Schedule II drug will help prevent these highly addictive drugs from getting into the wrong hands and devastating families and communities
Sen. Charles Schumer of New York noted that the FDA's own expert panel recommended the reclassification more than nine months ago.
"Each day that passes means rising abuse, and even death, at the hands of hydrocodone-based drugs," Schumer said in a statement.
Still, Thursday's action immediately sparked criticism from some professional groups that said that the tighter restrictions could have unintended consequences, such as burdening health care workers and patients.
"The FDA's reported decision will likely pose significant hardships for many patients and delay relief for vulnerable patients with legitimate chronic pain, especially those in nursing home and long-term care," said Kevin Schweers, a spokesman for the National Community Pharmacists Association.
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These Taylor tweets are in response to a recent announcement that the National Indian Gaming Commission is modifying the federal rules to take into account the customary one-touch method of playing electronic bingo. The stance has nothing to do with Class III products as indicated by Taylor and is not a reclassification of the process from Class III to Class II. Class III is legal in Alabama as it is currently the classification of all greyhound and thoroughbred facilities in this state.
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The problem is still that there are too many low information Americans - whose only real concern is more for themselves at the expense of others. Then there are others - well meaning, but naive, who for their entire lifetime believe, regardless of evidence or argument otherwise, only that the "Republicans only care about the rich."Nevertheless Kimberly, keep at it.
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Within 5 minutes of signing the tax increase on the rich, Obama will demand the spending limit be raised another 2 Trillion dollars. The GOP ends nothing by caving. And next year, the GOP will be holding the middle class hostage unless they put up some of the same revenue increases they proposed this year. And he will express concern at the politics that is keeping from doing what they proposed this year. I´m sorry, but the cliff is more attractive than throwing individual taxpayers to the wolves.
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Facts don´t matter as long as the people believe what the TV tells them - and they do. I´ve met too many people who can´t think for themselves because it´s easier to scapegoat and bond with their buddies. When the economy doesn´t recover, there will be more demands to loot and those awful Republicans will be blamed for everything.
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The House Republicans are going to lose every issue if they retain the current House Speaker. He does not have the smarts to lead nor the energy to counter the false options of the President. We need one of the promising young guns to step forward and contend for the leadership of the Party.
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Go off the cliff & only fund debts. Gov´t dept.s & programs that have measureable audits for effectiveness in place, get 85% of their 2012 expenditures. Dep´t & programs that have run wild, without oversite will not be funded.Kimberly is right in her thinking but forgets that Obama will continue to lie in the future... and blame the GOP each step of the way.If Obama violates the constitution by handing out funds, start impeachment proceedings. We haven´t had a budget in 4 years...
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Keep purposely making offers the Democraps will never accept, then at the 11th hour offer to give Zippy´s tax proposal an up or down vote and orchestrate a walk out. Let Emperor Doom own his taxes. Let him own the economy. Let the rich white liberals get soaked by their jug eared messiah. Let the gimmiecrats go without work. Onward to the 2014 midterms, when melanin is not on the ballot.
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Buyer Beware....we signed a contract for a new pool in May 2012 and the pool is still not complete. This company is a scam. They do not appear to have any employees and the owner will not return our calls. We also found another current customer in Michigan that is going thru the same process. At this point we have sub-contracted all of the work that remains and are paying out of pocket. I do not understand all of the Good reviews on site - just check the BBB, this company has an F and it is well justified.
Easy process! – I really had no major problems with this company wile they were building our pool. It went along pretty seamlessly and came to an end right around the time they said it would.
great great great – This company was great to work with! They took my back yard from a boring flat crabgrass infested lawn to the oasis that it is now. They did all the plans and surveying and had a great rendering of the finished product in a week or so. Over the next few weeks they made the yard into the showpiece it is now. I cant say enough about the great quality and attention to detail, those small things that most people dont notice.
Thanks – Communication with us about being a week behind schedule, and so that made me OK with it. Other than that I was very happy with the work and customer service I received from this company. I am excited to put the new pool to use next summer.
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Messy without Messi
Barcelona were defeated 3-0 by Bayern Munich at the Camp Nou in the second leg of the Champions League semi-finals. The Blaugrana, who enjoyed 58 percent of possession, created 15 goalscoring chances and attempted 10 shots, five of them on target. The aggregate 7-0 scoreline allowed the Bundesliga champions to qualify for the European Cup final at Wembley.
Barca's disastrous 4-0 defeat collected in the away leg of the Champions League semi-finals in Munich made achieving a comeback at the Nou Camp incredibly difficult, but not many within the Blaugrana community dared to go as far as denying the possibility of their team qualifying for yet another European final. In their minds, if there was ever a team who could achieve such miracle, it was definitely this Barcelona.
- Tyler: Bayern signal changing of the guard
- Robben thrilled to reach another final
- Pique: Worst moment of my career
- Press Pass: Bayern blast Barcelona
But when head coach Tito Vilanova announced the starting line-up, to everyone's surprise, there was one particular name missing: The inspirational Lionel Messi or, from a more analytical point of view, the diminutive striker who has managed to carry the team through the season with 58 goals and 16 assists in 48 matches.
There, in a nutshell, was the key to the game. Over before it even started. The absence of the tiny Argentinean forward was far too much for his team-mates to handle, causing them to take to the pitch with an evident mental disadvantage, as if the very slim chances of achieving the difficult task ahead had instantly vanished.
Unfortunately, their pessimistic attitude brought further misery to the Camp Nou. Despite sporadic efforts to break the German back-line by speeding up the ball flow across midfield, the painful truth is that the overall effectiveness of their passing game just wasn't good enough to achieve anything positive against a terribly powerful side, who are currently enjoying one of the best seasons in their 113 years of history.
The aggregate 7-0 defeat is extremely harsh on Barcelona, but Bayern's superiority in every facet of the both games was simply unquestionable. Congratulations to Bayern for instantly bouncing back and reaching yet another Champions League final only a year after their painful home defeat against Chelsea.
What next for Barca?
Considering the severity of the defeat and the amount of people watching it around the globe, major decisions seem inevitable in order to take Barcelona back to the very top of European and world football.
One of the key areas for improvement is finding out why, for the second consecutive year, the squad has reached the decisive moments of the season with a seemingly endless list of either injured or visibly-below-par players.
The lack of forward thinking when designing the squad last summer and, most importantly, Vilanova's inability to gradually add fresh La Masia blood on a regular basis must certainly take some of the blame.
Considering the huge number of talented players who have established themselves in the first team after successfully completing their development at youth level in recent years, it is frustrating to see how Cristian Tello, Martin Montoya, Marc Bartra and even Thiago Alcantara have been largely ignored unless a moment of major of need came along.
And then, of course, there is the incredibly obvious need to sign a couple of fresh, reliable and experienced players who can instantly boost the overall quality of the starting eleven.
There have been far too many experiments within the Blaugrana central defence and, despite having watched every single second of Blaugrana football this season, I still don't know which back-four the coach prefers.
While injuries to key players could be simply blamed on bad luck, the truth is that more effective measures should have been put in place in order to avoid the team's continuous defensive weaknesses, especially when you consider the struggles Barca's more veteran defenders have faced in the recent past.
The other major point that needs immediate attention is liberating Messi from some of the immense pressure that he is under. Raw numbers tell us that his current attacking partners have largely failed to step up to the challenge and, to put it bluntly, haven't been up to the required standard.
Barcelona must spend as heavily as needed in order to bring another focus to their attacking line, someone capable of bringing defenders away from La Pulga by providing the team with a real, constant goal-scoring threat from either the wings, or whatever position they may fulfil by rotating freely across and beyond the final third.
PS: Please note that I have decided to not include my regular player ratings for this match. To be perfectly honest, I felt the majority of Blaugranas were far from their best and don't see how pointing fingers at them individually would improve the situation at this point. I strongly believe that, at times like this, it is best to stay together and support the team.
Looking forward to re-focus on La Liga on Sunday against Real Betis.
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This class provides first aid training to the lay rescuer. Learn how to identify and care for victims of common traumatic, medical, and environmental emergencies in the community setting. Instruction includes the performance of a secondary survey and the activation of the emergency medical services system. A City College of San Francisco First Aid card, valid for two years, is awarded to those who qualify. Students must be on time for class and attend the entire workshop.
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Justin Verlander to donate $1 million to war veterans initiative
The Tigers announced starting pitcher Justin Verlander has committed to donating $1 million to a war veterans initiative of the team's charitable foundation.
Verlander's donation will help launch The Wins and Warriors initiative, designed to support mental health and emotional well-being of veterans of Iraq and Afghanistan along with their families in Detroit, his hometown of Richmond, Virginia and Norfolk, Virginia, where he attended Old Dominion University.
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Wins for Warriors is devoted to sustaining successful programs that work with Veterans and their families along the process to recovery because one size does not fit all. Over the next year, funds will be distributed to two best-in-class national organizations, Give An Hour and The Mission Continues, that have the expertise to have a long term impact on this population in the target markets.
"I'm in a very fortunate (situation) now," Verlander said. "I feel like I wouldn't be here if it weren't for these men and women, so this is my way to give back."
"The Detroit Tigers organization commends Justin for the launch of his Wins for Warriors program and his overall dedication to Veterans and their families in Detroit, Norfolk and Richmond," Tigers general manager David Dombrowski said in a statement. "Justin's new initiative is another example of his commitment to helping those Veterans who have sacrificed so much for our country."
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DAHLONEGA, GA – Five North Georgia baseball players
have brought in a series of awards over the last two weeks,
including Chris Rearick who garnered the highest pitching award as
the ABCA Southeast Region Pitcher of the Year.
North Georgia's Chris Rearick, Jordan Erisman, Blake Hobby, Daniel Petitti, and Jacob Rickett have all been honored by either the American Baseball Coaches Association, or Daktronics, the world leader in scoring.
The awards keep coming in for Chris Rearick, who after earning PBC Pitcher of the Year honors, was named the ABCA Southeast Region Pitcher of the year. He also named Daktronics Second-Team All-Region after finishing 9-2 on the year with 99 strikeouts and a 3.20 earned run average. He tossed 98.1 innings, while opponents hit .237 against the left-hander.
Jordan Erisman also grabbed a pair of awards as the ABCA and Daktronics tabbed the third baseman with Second-Team honors in the Southeast Region. He led the team with a .345 batting average, pacing the Peach Belt Conference in triples with 6, and going 9-for-10 in the stolen base department. He ended the year on a 21-game hitting streak as the sophomore played and started in all 51 games for the Saints.
Jacob Rickett was also named Daktonics Second-Team All-Region as the relief pitcher put up some of the best numbers in North Georgia history as a closer, picking up 11 saves with a 2.19 earned average. He allowed just two home runs in 22 appearances, logging 24.2 innings of work and striking out 33 batters.
Daniel Petitti was honored with his third ABCA/Rawlings Southeast Region Gold Glove award in the last four years as the senior had another stellar defensive campaign behind home plate. The Roswell, Ga., native threw out 21 base stealers, a mark that was tops in the Southeast Region, and committed just four errors in 378 chances for a .989 fielding percentage. He had a stolen base allowed percentage of .462 and allowed just two passed balls on the year.
Blake Hobby was also recognized for his defensive play as the sophomore picked up an ABCA/Rawlings Southeast Region Gold Glove award after a perfect fielding percentage with 22 chances. He right-handed pitcher who finished with a 6-4 record allowed just three stolen bases on the year and had three putouts and 19 assists.
The teams are sponsored by Daktronics, Inc., an acknowledged world leader in scoring, timing and programmable display systems for virtually every sport at every level of competition, while the teams were nominated and voted on by the Southeast Region's Sports Information Directors. Members of the first team are eligible for All-American nominations.