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East Mills used a 16-2 fourth quarter run to pull away from Essex for a 46-26 Corner Conference victory Friday.
The Wolverines (11-2 overall, 10-0 in the conference) led 30-24 at the end of the three quarters before exploding in the fourth quarter.
Kolten Wederquist led the Wolverines with 12 points, seven rebounds, four steals and four blocked shots. Jacob Schafer and Logan Currin each added 10 points.
Harlan used a 10-0 run to close out the third quarter to pull away from Glenwood for a 71-40 Hawkeye 10 Conference girls basketball victory Friday.
The Class 3A, No. 1 ranked Cyclones opened the game with hot shooting rolling up a 9-0 lead and a 15-3 spread after a quarter. Glenwood cut the lead to 20-12 midway through the second quarter but Harlan stretched its out to 30-17 at the half.
Harlan opened the game on an 18-2 run and ran away with a 61-39 victory over Glenwood Saturday night in Harlan.
Gage Shatava led Glenwood (8-5 overall, 4-3 in the Hawkeye 10 Conference) with 17 points. Cole Kennedy and Drew Konfrst each added six.
Trey Lansman scored 24 points, grabbed seven rebounds and dished out six assists to lead Harlan (11-1 overall, 7-1 in the conference).
C.B St. Albert 66,
Glenwood 53
Macy Williams has always looked up to her big sister Chelsey on the basketball court.
Chelsey, now Zimmerman, was a 5-foot-10 do-it-all scorer and a three-year starter for the Knights in the mid-2000s. She could and did play all five positions on the basketball court, finishing as the school's all-time leading scorer in 2005.
On Friday, little sister joined elite company.
Tabor - In a 4-1 record since the holiday break, the Fremont-Mills girls have turned up the pressure to the tune of more than 12 steals per game.
Friday night was no different.
The Knights grabbed nine steals and forced 11 turnovers in the first quarter alone as they sprinted out to a 25-7 lead en route to a 61-24 victory over Nishnabotna Friday in Corner Conference action in Tabor.
Ashley Loren Fultz and Dylan Thomas Griffin of Davis-Monthan AFB, Ariz., were united in marriage at the Omaha Hilton Hotel on Sunday, Dec. 8, 2013. Carol Lynne officiated the ceremony. A reception followed at the hotel.
The bride is the daughter of Danny and Janice Fultz of Glenwood. She's on active duty in the U.S. Air Force and has studied dental assisting at Iowa Western Community College and esthetics at LaJames International.
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Mills County Sheriff Eugene Goos confirmed Monday that an investigation into a New Year's Eve fire that destroyed a home at 16683 Alcorn Ave., near the Bellevue Toll Bridge, has included a search for human remains.
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In Montrose and Ouray: Dolce Voce
Barbara Boulden and a couple of friends had been singing in local choirs for a while, but they wanted something more challenging. It was Christmastime, and "we wanted to sing madrigals as well as carols," Boulden said. Madrigals originated in Italy during the Renaissance; they are poems set to music, and are sung a capella – that is, without any accompanying instruments. It was about nine years ago that Boulden and several friends from Ridgway and Montrose teamed up to form an a capella octet called Dolce Voce (Italian for "sweet voice") that does sing madrigals. In the intervening years, they've gone on to record three albums; though madrigals were their original specialty, their repertoire also includes jazz and popular music. They bring their eight-part harmonies to Ouray and Montrose this weekend for a performance entitled Sing We Now of Christmas.
When your entire choir is just eight voices and no instruments, you have nothing to hide behind. It's just like cooking with few ingredients; each must shine. Dolce Voce does shine –indeed, their vocals have been described as shimmering. They're well loved in Ouray, where the Ouray County Performing Arts Guild keeps bringing them back for a Christmas concert (this is their fifth year). This weekend, they'll raise their voices in what Boulden calls "ethereal, heavenly harmonies" in the Irish "Wexford Carol," and "Ave Maria" by Rachmaninoff. They'll also offer a "foot-stomping" version of "Born in Bethlehem" as well as Mel Torme's "The Christmas Song," which he wrote when he was just 19 and is known by its opening line, "Chestnuts roasting on an open fire."
Dolce Voce performs at the United Methodist Church in Montrose ("fabulous acoustics," Boulden said) this Saturday evening at 7 p.m., and at the Wright Opera House on Sunday afternoon at 2 p.m. If you're curious about what this octet sounds like, visit reverbnation.com/dolcevoce, click on O Magnum Mysterium and there it is: the shimmer. For exemplary harmony of another sort, see Mel Torme's performance of his Christmas Song with Judy Garland at tinyurl.com/8ymu3w.
Dude and Bro's A Christmas Carol
Bill and Ted and their most-excellent adventures were the models for Telluride's own characters, Dude and Bro, but instead of surfing a la Bill and Ted, the Dude and his sidekick ski. And instead of having an Excellent adventure, Dude & Bro have an Epic one. Sasha Sullivan, the artistic director at Telluride Theater, dreamt up Dude & Bro five years ago; they've appeared in a couple of her plays and other performances, and people kept asking her when they'd be back. It seemed the perfect time. "I love A Christmas Carol. I love the Muppets Disney version. I recently watched the film with Jim Carrey. And the book [by Charles Dickens] is one of my favorites," she said. She had thought of adapting it to Telluride for some time, and, this being Sullivan, it will be "wacky and wild," and feature a lot of familiar faces, characters and Telluride traditions.
This being Sullivan, the play will also have an edge. The story of A Christmas Carol is "fun, but also a little scary," Sullivan said, and "it teaches a really cool lesson. It's about taking stock of your life and where you're going."
And Dude and Bro are going nowhere. "I made them the Scrooges," Sullivan said. "Ski bums and couch surfers in their 20s are cute, but by your late 30s, it is really not cute, and not OK. It's not responsible." She laughed. "We know people like that," she added. A little lesson, a lot of fun, wild and kooky. Sullivan's Christmas gift to Telluride.
Dude and Bro is rated PG-13, suitable for the whole family, and runs Dec. 18-22 at the Sheridan Opera House. Performances are 8 p.m. Weds.-Saturday, and 4 p.m. on Sunday. Tickets available at the door.
The Unbelievers
Finally, for the Scrooges – or just the skeptics – in your life, the perfect gift, out just in time for Christmas: a documentary called The Unbelievers. It's a movie about two scientists, evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins, recently retired from a professorship at Oxford, and cosmologist Lawrence Krauss of Arizona State University, and the road trip the pair took a couple of years ago to speak on the topic of religion versus reason (and promote their new books). "They are among the most outspoken of the 'new atheists': scientists and other intellectuals tired of having sand kicked in their faces by the priests and mullahs of the world," wrote Dennis Overbye in The New York Times about the making of the movie. "The erudite Dawkins and the jauntier Krauss take the science-denier community to the woodshed" in rallies and media interviews across the U.S., Great Britain and Australia (where they packed the Sydney Opera House), wrote critic Gary Goldstein in his review of Unbelievers in the Los Angeles Times. Goldstein dubbed the film "an enjoyably high-minded love fest between two deeply-committed intellectuals and the scads of atheists, secularists, free-thinkers and skeptics who make up their rock star-like fan base."
Towards the end of the movie, Dr. Dawkins declares that many people are too intimated to pronounce themselves secularists or skeptics in today's society; they don't want the judgment or the backlash. Yet "we are far more numerous than anybody realizes." The Unbelievers has recently been playing select venues around the world, including the Festival of Dangerous Ideas in Sydney and the 360 Contemporary Science Film Festival in Moscow. It opens tomorrow in New York and will, presumably, make its way to more of the U.S. – and onto Netflix and VOD – soon. For more on The Unbelievers, visit unbelieversmovie.com.


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Having a waterproof shell is fine in a rain storm, but without a high level of breathability, you'll be drenched in sweat by the time you crest the ridge―making you wonder why you wore a jacket in the first place. Luckily, Mountain Hardwear designers engineered the Men's Plasmic Jacket so you wouldn't have to suffer through the above scenario. The advanced Dry.Q Evap technology wicks away perspiration via a network of channels on the fabric, providing enhanced breathability and accelerated evaporation.
- 2.5 layer nylon shell fabric provides reliable protection in wet and windy weather
- Dry.Q Evap technology wicks away sweat and accelerates evaporation so you stay dry and comfortable
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- Fully adjustable hood provides a snug fit and added weather protection
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As expected
rob turner
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- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
- Fit: True to size
It is a rain jacket that sticks to you if you wear short sleeves, but I was expecting that. I can't find a light weight rain jacket for Oregon weather that will work on comfort on my skin in July and August. If that makes since so overall pleased especially with the pants ordered with them
Fit is good
Jason Mills
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Terrible when it's snowing almost two inches an hour.
Fit is good
Jason Mills
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Good when it's lightly snowing.
Get what ya pay for ...
Jason Mills
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- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
I own a super-expensive Gore-Tex rain coat; it works really well. I own this coat; it doesn't work well.
Sadly, you get what you pay for.
Unless you're walking around (and I emphasize walking) in a light mist, this jacket will not keep you dry. A moderate rain will soak through this thing in about a half hour. If you're doing anything active, with no vents, you'll soak yourself from the inside in even less time.
This thing looks good and fits well, but it is not practical (Not expensive enough?) for anything beside walking around town in a light mist.
(I am 5'11, 155 lbs. I wear a medium. It fits nice, but a little baggy.)
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Santiago Garzon
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With no wind the hood stays in place but when wind is very very strong this is how I keep it in place. Does not move!
Just perfect
Santiago Garzon
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Very good for me
Santiago Garzon
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- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: True to size
I like this jacket... the relation price - quality is awesome. For my work it performs perfect. It keeps my dry inside. Probably I don�t sweet too much. I give 4 starts because you have to be very very careful when zipping or unzipping.
Wade King
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- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: True to size
If you want superior rain jacket quality, go out and spend $300+ on your gear.. for budgeteers like myself, its a pretty amazing water pusher for the cash. I do believe that maybe the material hype is a little far fetched, but considering the really cool features and forgiving price, its hard to convince yourself to filter search a $250 - $300 +
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Get Out There Magazine's reviewer Craig Cassar puts Mountain Hardwear's Plasmic Jacket to the test. His recommendation? Not ideal for endurance sports like running, but suitable for hiking, camping, trekking and day-to-day outdoor activities.
Soaked in a couple of hours
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- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: Runs small
I took this jacket on a alpine hike and then alpine camping for 3 days. First, on the hike I thought that I might just be wet from condensation or water from the neck. However, the next day it was clear that the fabric was providing little resistance to water. I watched drops hit and soak right in.
It rained hard and was windy. It kept the wind off, but I would really rather not be wet and have to dry out each night in the tent.
Peter Kaminski
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I brought this jacket home a few weeks ago and have been only disappointed by everything but the color. The first problem was with the sizing. I am about 6'1 and 185 lbs. I tend to fit a medium well from most brands through the torso, though often have to size up to a large for the additional length. Somehow, sizing up to a large made no difference with the sleeves. I've never had a large from any other brand too short in the sleeves, but even lifting my arms up as little as to a steering wheel draws the sleeves back to where they're 2-3 inches too short. I couldn't imagine trying to climb in it for that reason, or for the fact that this Evap really isn't what it's made out to be. Simply put, it is no substitute for a third layer and feels even grosser than Paclite's notoriously sticky half later. Precip from Marmot at least has a slightly raised half layer to keep it off of your skin, and costs less. The lack of pit zips obviously doesn't help with that, though at least it does contribute to the one positive I find with this jacket: it is very lightweight and packable. It's great for that throw-in-the-pack and you probably won't wear it 30% chance of rain day hike. The unlaminated hood brim similarly is great in that it's packable but uncomfortable and impractical for extended use. The water resistant zipper also is more packable than a polyurethane zipper, and true to the fact that this jacket really wouldn't be great for extended use.
All that aside, the colors are hot.
Peter Kaminski
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By the way, my 'true fit' profile does actually say that this item isn't recommended for me, though it says the sleeves would be much too long in a large... maybe I got a lemon. The analysis of my torso is that it would be loose, which it is, and that the hip would be perfect. It's huge around my waist, and impractical when cinched because it only has a drawcord on one side.
Anyone know how this performs in extended...
Alexander S
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Anyone know how this performs in extended downpours? Kind of worried about breathability (especially withough pitzips) and waterproofness.
Phil Maher
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For my money (albeit more) I would go with eVent for breathability and waterproofness over extended periods of time. I like Rab and Westcomb. For the performance you want, you get what you pay for. Just my opinion. Hope it helps.
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I have used this jacket for cycling and skinning and I have to say it is a Lemon - it is a plastic bag, no breathability whatsoever. I was seriously amazed. It is like going back to the old pvc coated membrane days. I think it works great in the rain, but only for low exertion activities.
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Check out a new innovation from Mountain Hardwear for Spring '13 called DryQ Evap!
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I've had my Plasmic Jacket for just over a month and I'm very impressed. I live in the Bay Area and spring time here is veritable to say the least. I wore it on a hike last week, where it was lightly dazzling and then within an hour it was sunny and 65 degrees. The jacket kept me dry and the breathability was remarkable. No clammy feeling.


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U.S. Soccer Wire: Jan. 11, 2010
USA BID COMMITTEE TO NAME 18 CITIES CONFIRMED FOR INCLUSION IN UNITED STATES' BID TO HOST FIFA WORLD CUP IN 2018 OR 2022: The USA Bid Committee will conclude its eight-month host city selection process by unveiling the list of 18 cities to be included in the official United States bid book due to FIFA, the international governing body of soccer, by May 14, 2010. These 18 cities will represent the United States in the national bid and continue working with the USA Bid Committee on the development and promotion of the local and national campaigns leading up to FIFA's awarding of the 2018 and 2022 tournaments on Dec. 2, 2010. U.S. Soccer President and USA Bid Committee Chairman Sunil Gulati and USA Bid Committee Executive Director David Downs will hold a press conference at the ESPN Zone on Tues. Jan. 12 in New York, N.Y. The press conference will be televised live on ESPNNews at 3:30 p.m. ET and can also be viewed live via streaming video on ussoccer.com.Â
SUNDHAGE NAMES ROSTER FOR TRAINING CAMP WITH SIGHTS SET ON ALGARVE CUP: U.S. Women's National Team head coach Pia Sundhage has called in 26 players for an extended 20-day training camp at The Home Depot Center in Carson, Calif., running from Jan. 17 through Feb. 4. The camp will give Sundhage a final look at the core of her current player pool before selecting an 18-player roster for the annual Algarve Cup in Portugal. The USA has been grouped this year with Iceland, Norway and Sweden in the tournament that will run from Feb. 24 through March 3, a week earlier than it is traditionally staged. Germany, Finland, China and Denmark will also be participating. The matches in Portugal will be the first international games of the year for the U.S. women, who went 7-0-1 in 2009 and currently sit atop the FIFA Women's World Rankings. Sundhage used 29 players during the eight matches in 2009.
U.S. Roster By Position Full Roster Listing
GOALKEEPERS (4): Nicole Barnhart (FC Gold Pride), Jillian Loyden (St. Louis Athletica), Alyssa Naeher (Penn State), Hope Solo (St. Louis Athletica)
DEFENDERS (8): Lori Chalupny (St. Louis Athletica), Stephanie Cox (Los Angeles Sol), Amy LePeilbet (Boston Breakers), Heather Mitts (Philadelphia Independence), Meghan Schnur (Sky Blue FC), Brittany Taylor (UConn), Cat Whitehill (Washington Freedom)
MIDFIELDERS (7): Yael Averbuch (Sky Blue FC), Shannon Boxx (Los Angeles Sol), Tobin Heath (UNC), Lori Lindsey (Philadelphia Independence), Carli Lloyd (Sky Blue FC), Heather O'Reilly (Sky Blue FC), Megan Rapinoe (Chicago Red Stars)
FORWARDS (7): Lauren Cheney (UCLA), Ella Masar (Chicago Red Stars), Alex Morgan (California), Casey Nogueira (UNC), Kelley O'Hara (Stanford), Amy Rodriguez (Philadelphia Independence), Abby Wambach (Washington Freedom)
U.S. MEN'S NATIONAL TEAM CONTINUES JANUARY CAMP AT THE HOME DEPOT CENTER: The annual camp, held in January for players in their offseason, is comprised largely of a domestic-based group that includes 25 players who ply their trade in the United States. Major League Soccer is well represented, with 13 of 16 clubs contributing players to the camp in Carson, Calif. The roster boasts several year-end award winners, including MLS Goalkeeper of the Year (Zach Thornton), Visa Defender of the Year (Chad Marshall), Budweiser Golden Boot Winner (Jeff Cunningham) and Gatorade Rookie of the Year (Omar Gonzalez). U.S. Men's National Team head coach Bob Bradley is in charge of 30 players on the training camp roster that gathered on Jan. 4 at U.S. Soccer's National Training Center. The group will prepare for the USA's first match of 2010, a friendly against fellow FIFA World Cup finalists Honduras on Jan. 23 at The Home Depot Center. The match will be broadcast live on Fox Soccer Channel and Galavision beginning at 6 p.m. PT.  The Honduras match will be followed by a friendly against third-ranked Netherlands on March 3 in Amsterdam which will be broadcast by ESPN2 and Galavision at 2:30 p.m. ET. Fans can follow both games live via ussoccer.com's MatchTracker and at www.twitter.com/ussoccer.
U.S. MNT Training Camp Roster
GOALKEEPERS (4): Kevin Hartman (Kansas City), Troy Perkins (Valerenga), Nick Rimando (Real Salt Lake), Zach Thornton (Chivas USA)
DEFENDERS (9): Kevin Alston (New England Revolution), Jonathan Bornstein (Chivas USA), Jimmy Conrad (Kansas City Wizards), Omar Gonzalez (Los Angeles Galaxy), Clarence Goodson (IK Start), Chad Marshall (Columbus Crew), Brandon McDonald (San Jose Earthquakes), Heath Pearce (FC Dallas), Marvell Wynne (Toronto FC)
MIDFIELDERS (12): Kyle Beckerman (Real Salt Lake), Alejandro Bedoya (Örebro), Geoff Cameron (Houston Dynamo), Brad Davis (Houston Dynamo), Brad Evans (Seattle Sounders), Benny Feilhaber (Aarhus), Eddie Gaven (Columbus Crew), Sacha Kljestan (Chivas USA), Jeff Larentowicz (New England Revolution), Dax McCarty (FC Dallas), Chris Pontius (D.C. United), Robbie Rogers (Columbus Crew)
FORWARDS (5): Justin Braun (Chivas USA), Conor Casey (Colorado Rapids), Jeff Cunningham (FC Dallas), Robbie Findley (Real Salt Lake), Marcus Tracy (Aalborg)
TICKETS FOR U.S. MNT MATCH AGAINST NETHERLANDS ON SALE FOR USA FANS JAN. 12: U.S. supporters tickets for the U.S. Men's National Team's international friendly against the Netherlands on March 3 in Amsterdam will go on sale to the public starting on Tuesday, Jan. 12, at 10 a.m. ET on ussoccer.com. Members of U.S. Soccer SC will have advanced priority to purchase tickets. The game against third-ranked Netherlands will be broadcast live on ESPN2 and Galavision. Fans will also be able to follow the match live via ussoccer.com's MatchTracker and a twitter.com/ussoccer.
U.S. Men's National Team 2010 Schedule
ussoccer.com's MNT Coverage – Jan. 5 – Jan. 11
- News: U.S. to Face Honduras on Jan. 23 | Friendly Scheduled with Third-Ranked Netherlands in March
- Feature: Comparing Camps: A Look at the 2002, 2006 and 2010 January Camps
- Video: Jan. 5: Camp Begins | Jan. 8: Let's Get Physicals! | Jan. 11: Training Talk
- MNT Blog | U.S. Soccer on Twitter
DIVISION 2 PROFESSIONAL LEAGUE TO OPERATE IN 2010: The U.S. Soccer Federation, United Soccer Leagues (USL) and the North American Soccer League (NASL) have come to an agreement on the formation and operation of a Division 2 professional soccer league for the 2010 season. Under the agreement, U.S. Soccer will oversee the league for the 2010 season, working with both the USL and NASL on the day-to-day league activities. The agreement pertains only to the 2010 season, and during the next year U.S. Soccer will continue to work with USL and NASL to build a long-term solution for the future. U.S. Soccer will also be developing new standards to govern Division 2 professional league applicants to ensure the long term viability and sustainability of the leagues and teams.
– U.S. YOUTH NATIONAL TEAMS UPDATE –
U.S. U-23 WNT TO PLAY KOREA REPUBLIC TWICE IN CARSON, CALIF. AFTER TRAINING CAMP: The U.S. Under-23 Women's National Team will come together for its first training camp of 2010 from Jan. 13-20 at The Home Depot Center in Carson, Calif. Head coach Bill Irwin has called in 24 players to the camp, which will overlap four days on the front end with the U.S. U-18 WNT training camp and three days on the back end with the U.S. WNT training camp. The week will include two games against the senior Korea Republic Women's National Team, which is training in Southern California for three weeks. Irwin's squad will face the Koreans on Saturday, Jan. 16 and on Monday, Jan. 18. Both games are at 3 p.m. at The Home Depot Center.
Roster By Position
GOALKEEPERS (3): Kristin Arnold (Texas A&M; Centennial, Colo.), Kelsey Davis (Portland; Thousand Oaks, Calif.), Natalie Kulla (Marquette; St. Louis, Mo.)
DEFENDERS (8): Lauren Barnes (UCLA; Upland, Calif.), Alison Falk (Philadelphia Independence; Danville, Calif.), Kaley Fountain (Wake Forest; Austin, Texas), Lauren Fowlkes (Notre Dame; Lee's Summit, Mo.), Nikki Krzysik (Philadelphia Independence; Clifton, N.J.), Kat Reynolds (Santa Clara; Medina, Wash.), Jessica Tsao (Portland; Portland, Ore.) Elise Weber (St. Louis Athletica; Elk Grove Village, Ill.)
MIDFIELDERS (9): Ashley Bowyer (Ohio State; Aliso Viejo, Calif.), Bianca D'Agostino (Wake Forest; Longmeadow, Mass.), Amanda DaCosta (Florida State; Katonah, N.Y.) Becky Edwards (Florida State; Downington, Pa.), Sinead Farrelly (Virginia; Havertown, Pa.), Allie Long (Washington Freedom; Northport, N.Y.), Taylor Lytle (Texas Tech; Las Cruces, N.M.), Malorie Rutledge (LSU; Sharpsburg, Ga.), Kylie Wright (UCLA; Rancho Santa Margarita, Calif.)
FORWARDS (4):Â Kiki Bosio (Santa Clara; Mission Viejo, Calif.), Kristina Larsen (Mission Viejo, Calif.), Alyssa Mautz (Texas A & M; St. Louis, Mo.); Jessica McDonald (UNC; Glendale, Ariz.)
ELLIS NAMES ROSTER FOR CONCACAF U-20 WOMEN'S CHAMPIONSHIP: U.S. Under-20 Women's National Team head coach Jillian Ellis has named the 20 players who will attempt to earn a berth to the 2010 FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup in Germany through the CONCACAF qualifying tournament being held Jan. 19-30 in Guatemala City, Guatemala. The 2010 CONCACAF Women's Under-20 Championship is an eight-team tournament that will send three nations to Germany. The qualifying matches will be played at the 17,000-seat Estadio Cementos Progreso. This is the first time a qualifying tournament for this age group has been held in Central America. The event will consist of two groups of four teams each with the top two finishers after group play crossing over into the semifinals. The reigning U-20 world champion USA is up against Jamaica (Jan. 21), Trinidad & Tobago (Jan. 23) and Mexico (Jan. 25) in Group B.
Roster By Position
GOALKEEPERS (3): Adriana Franch (Oklahoma State; Salina, Kan.), Bianca Henninger (Santa Clara; Los Gatos, Calif.), Taylor Vancil (Louisville; South Elgin, Ill.)
DEFENDERS (6): Vicki DiMartino (Boston College; Massapequa, N.Y.), Crystal Dunn (Albertson SC; Rockville Centre, N.Y.), Kendall Johnson (Portland; Portland, Ore.), Lucretia Lee (UCLA; Bothell, Wash.), Cami Levin (Stanford; Newport Coast, Calif.), Rachel Quon (Stanford; Lake Forrest, Ill.)
MIDFIELDERS (11): Amber Brooks (UNC; New Hope, Pa.), Charney Burk (Portland; North Tuscan, Calif.), Zakiya Bywaters (UCLA; Las Vegas, Nev.), Elizabeth Eddy (So Cal Blues, Costa Mesa, Calif.), Katy Frierson (Auburn; Birmingham, Ala.), Kristie Mewis (Boston College; Hanson, Mass.), Samantha Mewis (Scorpion SC; Hanson, Mass.), Christine Nairn (Penn State; Bowie, Md.), Teresa Noyola (Stanford; Palo Alto, Calif.), Jenna Richmond (McLean SC; Centreville, Va.), Casey Short (Florida State; Naperville, Ill.)
FORWARDS (5): Maya Hayes (Aristics Club; West Orange, N.J.), Sydney Leroux (UCLA; Pheonix, Ariz.), Morgan Marlborough (Nebraska; Raymore, Mo.), Tiffany McCarty (Florida State; Laurel, Md.), Toni Pressley (Florida State; Melbourne, Fla.)
U.S. U-20 WNT CONCACAF U-20 Women's Championship Schedule
Date          Opponent                   Time (ET)              TV                                       Venue
Jan. 21      Jamaica                       5:30 p.m.               Fox Soccer Channel                Estadio Cementos Progreso
Jan. 23      Trinidad & Tobago      5:30 p.m.               --                                          Estadio Cementos Progreso
Jan. 25      Mexico                        5:30 p.m.               --                                          Estadio Cementos Progreso
U.S. U-18 WOMEN CAMP UNDERWAY AT THE HOME DEPOT CENTER: The U.S. Under-18 Women's National Team has begun its first training camp of 2010 from Jan. 10-17 at The Home Depot Center in Carson, Calif. U.S. head coach Dave Chesler has called up 24 players. The majority of the players in camp were born in 1992, the age group for this year's U-18s, but a few 1991s were called in for further evaluation for the U-20 player pool. All players called into the U-18 WNT are always under evaluation for possible inclusion in U-20 WNT events. Chesler also called in one 1993 in forward Courtney Proctor.
Roster by Position
GOALKEEPERS (3): Aubrey Bledso (Kings Soccer Academy; Cincinnati, Ohio), Anna Sieloff (Vardar; Troy, Mich.), Abby Steele (Mustang Soccer; Santa Rosa, Calif.)
DEFENDERS (6): Torri Allen (Mclean Dragons; Stafford, Va.), Julie Johnston (Sereno SC; Mesa, Ariz.), Meagan Morris (Montclair Aristocrats; Montclair, N.J.), Mollie Pathman (Triangle Futbol Club; Durham, N.C.), Kendall Romine (So Cal Blues; Coto de Caza, Calif.), Carrie Whigham (Sereno SC; Phoenix, Ariz.)
MIDFIELDERS (9): Alex Crown (Space Coast United; Orlando, Fla.), Lindsay Elston (Crossfire Premier; Sammamish, Wash.), Kaitlyn Fitzpatrick (Sam Ramon; Pleasanton, Calif.), Juliann Jeffrey (Texans; Richardson, Texas), Sarah Killion (Fort Wayne Fever; Fort Wayne, In), Mandy Laddish (Blue Valley Stars; Lee's Summit, Mo.), Lauren Matheson (So Cal Blues; Mission Viejo, Calif.), Tiffini Smith (Polaris SC; Fort Worth, Texas), Chioma Ubogagu (D'Feeters; Coppel, Texas)Â
FORWARDS (5): Kelly Cobb (Cook Inlet SC; Chugiak, Alaska), Michelle Cruz (Slammers; Thousand Oaks, Calif.), Natalia Ledezma (Blue Valley Stars; Lee's Summit, Mo.), Ariana Martinez (Real So Cal; Moorpark, Calif.), Courtney Proctor (Slammers; Santa Clarita, Calif.)
U.S. U-17 WNT HEADS TO FLORIDA TO PLAY THREE MATCHES AGAINST GERMANY: The U.S. Under-17 Women's National Team opens its World Cup year with a training camp in Sunrise, Fla., from Jan. 27-Feb. 6. U.S. head coach Kaz Tambi will bring 24 players to Florida for three matches against the German U-17s. The U.S. U-17s played Germany three times in January of 2009, losing two and tying one, but that German team was a year older than the USA. The upcoming games pit players in the same age group, born mostly in 1993 and 1994, that hope to be representing their countries at the 2010 FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup in Trinidad & Tobago.
Roster By Position:
GOALKEEPERS (3): Bryane Heaberline (Clearwater Chargers; St. Petersburgh, Fla.), Abby Smith (Dallas Texans; Dallas, Texas), Caroline Stanley (KCFC Alliance; Kansas City, Mo.)
DEFENDERS (8): Olivia Brannon (Michigan Jags; Troy, Mich.), Abby Dahlkemper (MVLA Avalanche; Menlo Park, Calif.), Jaelene Hinkle (Real Colorado; Denver, Colo.), Laura Liedle (San Diego Surf; San Diego, Calif.), Sarah Molina (Cleveland FC; Rocky River, Ohio), Katie Naughton (Sockers FC; Arlington Heights, Ill.), Carson Pickett (Ponte Vedra Storm; Spartanburg, S.C.), Cari Roccaro (Albertson SC; East Islip, N.Y.)
MIDFIELDERS (10): Morgan Brian (Ponte Vedra Storm; Saint Simons Island, Ga.), Kaysie Clark (KC Select Scream; Liberty, Mo.), Alexandra Doll (Bethesda SC; Bethesda, Md.), Isabel Farrell (Crossfire; Bellevue, Wash.), Lindsey Horan (Colorado Rush; Golden, Colo.), Ashley Meier (Cleveland Whitecaps; Strongsville, Ohio), Cassandra Pecht (Baltimore Bays; Mechanicsburg, Pa.), Havana Salaun (KYX Kicks Elite; Gainseville, Fla.), Kaili Torres (Ponte Vedra Storm; Orange Park, Fla.), Clarissa Wedemeyer (Dallas Texans; Colleyville, Texas)
FORWARDS (3): Annie Kunz (Colorado Rush; Golden, Colo.), Kylie McCarthy (San Diego Surf; Rancho Santa Fe, Calif.), Ashley Spivey (Baltimore Soccer Bays; Baltimore, Md.)
U-14 BNT HEAD TO GUADALAJARA FOR LONE INTERNATIONAL TRIP OF 2010: U.S. Under-14 Boy's National Team head coach Manny Schellscheidt will lead 36 players to Guadalajara, Mexico, on Jan. 17-24 for the team's only international trip of 2010. The roster is made up exclusively of players born in 1996, an age group that began training with Schellscheidt in November last year. Returning from the team's trip to Disney World last fall are 28 players who competed at a U.S. Youth Soccer event. In Guadalajara, Schellscheidt will split the team in two to compete against local youth sides and train every day. The roster includes 14 players who play for Development Academy clubs, but only three players are part of the Development Academy system, playing against older players born mostly in 1994: Vernon Bailey (FC Dallas Juniors), Emerson Hyndman (FC Dallas Juniors) and Elijah Martin (Cal Odyssey).
Roster by Position:
GOALKEEPERS (4): Gianni Carillo (FC Westchester; Pine Bush, N.Y.), Paul Christensen (Washington Premier FC; Woodinville, Wash.)Â Andrew Epstein (Fort Collins; Fort Collins, Colo.), Andrew Ferber (Mustang SC; Danville, Calif.)
DEFENDERS (8): Vernon Bailey (FC Dallas Juniors; Duncanville, Texas), Omar Castro (Plant City Area Soccer Club; Plant City, Fla.), Fischer Gallinger (Washington Premier FC; Gig Harbor, Wash.), Eric Holt (San Diego Surf; San Diego, Calif.), Carter Manley (Bethesda SC; Elkridge, Md.), Jack Menard (Bavarian SC, Milwaukee, Wis.), Esteban Reyes (San Juan Lightning; San Marcos, Calif.), Jeffrey Rhodes (Westside United SC; Brownsburg, Ind.)
MIDFIELDERS (13): Ivan Alvarado (Dallas Texans; Ft. Worth, Texas), Corey Baird (San Diego Surf; Escondido, Calif.), Samuel Brown (Derby County Wolves; Ann Arbor, Mich.), Michael Clemmons (CASL Chelsea FC; Raleigh, N.C.), Emerson Hyndman (FC Dallas Juniors; Plano, Texas), Patrick Khouri (Daniel Island; Charleston, S.C.), Elijah Martin (Cal Odyssey; Fresno, Calif.), Declan McCabe (Mass Premier Soccer; Weston, Mass.), Kevin Paz (West Pines United SC; Miami Gardens, Fla.), Ricardo Ruiz (Fullerton Rangers; Lake Elsinore, Calif.), Joab Santoyo (Arsenal FC; Fontana, Calif.), William Stevens (HBC; New Hyde Park, N.Y.), Brandon Tetro (PDA; Marlboro, N.J.)
FORWARDS (11): Adonis Amaya (West Coast FC, Westminster, Calif.), Jorge Calix (Team America; Alexandria, Va.), James Ellis, Jr. (United Junkyard Dogs, Chesapeake, Va.), Oscar Martinez (FC Golden State; South Gate, Calif.), John Requejo Jr. (Santa Barbara SC; Carpinteria, Calif.), DeAndre Robinson (Gwinnet SA; Lawrenceville, Ga.), Rubio Rubin (Westside Metros; Beaverton, Ore.), Bruno Scodari (Olney Boys and Girls Club; Silver Springs Md.), Alejandro Segovia (Westside Metros; Beaverton, Ore.), Austin Stamey (Highland FC; Arden, N.C.), Rolando Velazquez (Eugene Metro FC; Junction, Ore.)
– AROUND THE SOCCER NATION –
U.S. SOCCER NATIONAL GOALKEEPING LICENSE COURSE ANNOUNCED: U.S. Soccer's Coaching Department will conduct its National Goalkeeping License course Jan. 24-31, 2010, in Carson, Calif. at The Home Depot Center.
COACHESNET OFFERS INTERNATIONAL TRIPS IN 2010: U.S. Soccer's CoachesNet is offering educational trips to both Buenos Aires, Argentina, and Madrid, Spain, in 2010. The announcement comes six months after the inaugural and successful coaching education trip that took place in Buenos Aires.
USA BID COMMITTEE GIVES FANS THE CHANCE TO "SUPPORT YOUR CITYâ€: The USA Bid Committee has added a "Support Your City†section to goUSAbid.com, the online home for the United States' bid to host the FIFA World Cupâ"¢ in 2018 or 2022. The new "Support Your City†section of the Web site features city-specific pages for each of the 27 cities currently being considered as potential host cities to be included in the U.S. bid that will be submitted to FIFA in May 2010. The new pages provide valuable city-specific information and photos while giving fans another opportunity to put their support behind the candidate city of their choice by signing the online petition at goUSAbid.com.
ID2 NATIONAL SELECTION INTERNATIONAL TOUR ROSTER FINALIZED: The roster of 18 players for US Club Soccer's id2 National Selection International Tour has been finalized in advance of the Feb. 5-14, 2010, journey to the Netherlands and Germany. A total of 11 states are represented on the 18-player roster, which is comprised of a team of the best male players born in 1996 and 1997 from the fall 2009 id2 Regional Training Camps. The squad will play three games while overseas in addition to conducting daily training sessions and experiencing the day-to-day culture of some of the world's most well-known professional clubs.
PEAK PERFORMER: Earning his first English Premier League start and appearance on Saturday afternoon, Landon Donovan tallied an assist in 68 minutes of action for Everton as he put in a solid performance on the right flank for the Toffees.
MARQUEE MATCHUP: With a full slate of group games in the African Cup of Nations scheduled, the week will be punctuated by a clash of two of Africa's premier teams as Cote d'Ivoire and Ghana meet on Friday. Both of the sides, who have qualified for the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa, will be looking to take control of their group in order to make it to the quarterfinals of the 16 team tournament.
SOCCER SHOCKER: After a 74th minute penalty by Manucho to make the score 4-0, African Cup of Nations hosts Angola seemed to be making a dream start in the opening match of the continental championship. However, that dream would soon turn a nightmare as Mali turned around the four goal deficit in the final 11 minutes, including two goals after 92 minutes, to knot the score at 4-4.
QUOTABLE: "I thought Donovan did very well. He cramped up, so we had to take him off and the cold probably didn't help him. Landon was a threat to Arsenal all day and he did a great job out on the right. Landon offers us plenty of options and that is why we are delighted to have him." –Everton manager David Moyes on U.S. Men's National Team midfielder Landon Donovan's debut with the Liverpool club


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Orson Charles, a Bengals Player, was arrested in Kentucky on March 31, 2014. News reports from ESPN and other sources suggest that Charles was stopped by Richmond police on Interstate 75. Another driver had complained to the police that Charles had pointed a fun while driving down the highway.
From the Cincinnati Enquirer:
Bengals fullback Orson Charles was arrested in Madison County, Ky., late Monday charged with wanton endangerment-first degree, according to the jail.
Charles allegedly pulled a gun during a road rage incident.
Wanton endangerment in the first degree in Kentucky is defined as when, under circumstances manifesting extreme indifference to the value of human life, someone wantonly engages in conduct which creates a substantial danger of death or serious physical injury to another.
According to the NFL arrests database, this marks the seventh arrest of a Bengals player since 2012.


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It wasn't so long ago that many people were urging the city to tear down the old, rundown, drug haven known as the Royal Hotel. What a difference a day makes.
Since 2008, owner Amir Klein has rebuilt the building from the ground up. On Monday night, the city's general committee approved a recommendation from the city's heritage advisory committee to designate the restored Royal Hotel under the Ontario Heritage Act.
To be worthy of the designation, the building must meet at least two of several criterions. The landmark at the corner of Main and Wellington streets now meets four of the criterions for designation, including being "a good, representative example of its architectural style or period of building".
Council will consider the recommendation next week.


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Spinach Alfredo Lasagna Recipe
- 12 ounces uncooked lasagna noodles
- 1 pound bulk pork sausage
- 1 package (10 ounces) frozen chopped spinach, thawed and squeezed dry
- 1 jar (15 ounces) Alfredo sauce
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 1 egg
- 2 cups (8 ounces) shredded cheddar cheese
- 1 carton (15 ounces) ricotta cheese
- 1/2 cup grated Parmesan cheese
- 1 cup (4 ounces) shredded mozzarella cheese
- Soak the noodles in hot water for 15 minutes.
- Meanwhile, in a large skillet, cook the sausage over medium heat until no longer pink. Drain noodles; set aside. Drain sausage; add the spinach, Alfredo sauce, salt and pepper.
- In a small bowl, combine the egg and cheddar, ricotta and Parmesan cheeses. In an ungreased 13-in. x 9-in. baking dish, layer a third of the sausage mixture, noodles and cheese mixture. Repeat layers twice. Sprinkle with mozzarella cheese.
- Cover and bake at 350° for 45 minutes. Let stand for 15 minutes before cutting. Yield: 8-10 servings.
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I made this for my picky family. I used spicey sausage. I made half with the alfredo sauce/spinach and half sausage/marinara sauce. It was delicious and having two choices in one dish was great for picky eaters!
SO yummy! I try to reduce fat with low-fat ingredients when possible (turkey sausage, low-fat cheese, etc.).
Deliciously cheesy, rich, and hearty. This was a favorite by all who tried it. I will definitely make it again, although I'll make it in two 8x8 dishes since there are only two of us and this make enough to feed an army.
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Explore Bellevue's hidden treasures by bike on the Lake to Lake Bike Ride on June 14, 2014. Bring Dad -- and the whole family -- on the Father's Day weekend event. This enjoyable, non-competitive ride benefits the City of Bellevue's youth camp scholarship fund. Video about the ride
Start/Finish:Lake Hills Community Park, 1200 164th Ave. SE (164th Avenue Southeast and Southeast 16th Street)
Day of event registration:Opens at 8 a.m.; Start area open 9-10 a.m. The course will be marked and well-supported by staff and volunteers.
Registration and entry fees: $15 preregistration - http://www.myparksandrecreation.com/ , course #86106. $20 on day of event.
Routes: There are two routes -- the mostly flat, nine-mile Greenbelt Loop and the more challenging, 22-mile Lake Loop with significant elevation gain. Both routes are approximately 80 percent paved road and 20 percent off-road gravel.
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Alamo Colleges police officer, witness credited for saving woman in wrong-way crash
Annabel Moreno, 21, suffered critical injuries
Alamo Colleges District police Officer Jonathan Logan and another witness are getting credit for saving a woman's life after a crash involving a wrong-way driver on Interstate 35.
San Antonio police said they began receiving calls around 3:30 a.m. Thursday about the driver who was heading south in the northbound lanes of I-35.
One of the callers was Logan, who just had had a close call with the car on the highway somewhere around Loop 410, according to Officer Matthew Porter, an SAPD spokesman.
"He was able to turn around. He drove on the median and shoulder to try to alert oncoming traffic," Porter said.
Logan's warning, though, did not help the wrong-way driver.
Porter said the car, traveling south in the northbound highway's fast lane, soon came upon an 18-wheeler.
The big rig was unable to switch lanes due to other traffic, he said.
The car then swerved to avoid a collision, hit the guardrail and went off a highway bridge near Fischer Road, police said.
It landed in a creek bed where it burst into flames.
Both the man driving the car and a passenger, Annabel Moreno, 21, were partially ejected from vehicle.
Officers found the driver under the burning car, already dead. As of noon, he had not been identified.
"There was a witness and the officer that stopped. They were able to pull the passenger that was partially ejected from the vehicle, they pulled her to safety," Porter said.
Police did not release the name of the other witness who helped with the rescue.
Moreno suffered critical injuries and was rushed to University Hospital, police said.
Porter said they will investigate to determine if the driver had been drinking.
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I had installed Kalyway 10.5.2 without any trouble on my Dell Dimension 9100. I had to add the vendorID/deviceID for my Intel Pro network card to come up, which it then did fine. And I used NVInject to get my GeForce 6800 vid card to come up, which it then did, at 1900x1200 resolution.
I then proceeded to build a few iPhone apps, but I then found you cannot push them to the store without running at least 10.5.4 (or .3). I tried the 10.5.3 ComboUpdate, and could not get it to work, despite following several different directions and trying everything I could think of.
I then tried iATKOS v5 10.5.5. The install goes fine, but no matter what options I install with, I get the same result. It first fails with mDNSResolver, but if I boot into safe mode and add the vendorID/deviceID for my Intel Pro network card, upon rebooting it gets past this, the network card gets an IP, but then it sticks at: "ocspd starting".
Any ideas? It seems that if my machine would run 10.5.2 just fine, there has to be some way to get it to run 10.5.5
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Also, I had my SATA drive set to AHCI mode, worked fine in 10.5.2, and works fine for bringing up the install process for iATKOS v5, but when it boots the OS, it cannot fine the root device so I have to switch the mode to "Combination (SATA/PATA)" in order for it to see it. The OS says it fails to load the AHCI kext.


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Earlier today we linked you to a story in which interim Big 12 commissioner Chuck Neinas asked why no one believes him when he says his league isn't looking to expand. Well, maybe he can ask Les Miles because LSU's coach clearly doesn't believe him.
According to Matt Hayes of The Sporting News:
#LSU coach Les Miles: "as we all know, #Big12 will add teams then we'll all be playing championship games."
— Matt Hayes(@Matt_HayesSN) May 29, 2012
Does that mean Miles is right and the Big 12 will definitely expand? Of course not. What it means is that like so many of the rest of us, Miles does seem to see the proverbial writing on the wall.
At this point, most people would be surprised if the Big 12 didn't add at least two new schools with one of those being Florida State.


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The NAACP turned out to the City Council meeting Wednesday to start the conversation about a disproportionate amount of city contracts awarded to non-minority contractors. Many of the speakers said that of the $1 billion worth of contracts awarded by the city, less than 1 percent were given to minorities.
National media are reporting about how West Chester's favorite son is avoiding taking a stand on whether women should be admitted into the Augusta National Golf Club.
As poll after poll shows the Republican Party lagging in support among female voters, various GOP politicians have spoken in favor of admitting women into the club, seeing it as an easy way to restore some goodwill with women. The all-male institution has been roundly criticized because it typically extends membership to the CEOs of IBM Corp., but hasn't done so to its current leader, Ginni Rometty.
Among those who've recently said Augusta should admit female members are Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich and John McCain. But not timid House Speaker John Boehner (R-West Chester).
Politico tried to ascertain Boehner's stance on the issue last week, to no avail. The website reported:
Asked if Boehner thinks women should be permitted into Augusta, his spokesman Michael Steel said he has "never heard him discuss it." Pressed again, he demurred.The Masters Golf Tournament is held annually at Augusta, Ga. This year's event ended Sunday, with Bubba Watson emerging as the winner.
Another website, Talking Points Memo, gave a possible reason for Boehner's reticence. It stated:
"That could be because Boehner — an avid golfer — is himself a member of an all-male golf club. The AP reported last year that Boehner has 'been chided for his membership at Burning Tree, an all-male golf club in Maryland."Located in Bethesda, Md., Burning Tree has even more restrictive policies than Augusta. "Beyond the no-women membership policy, women are not even allowed on the grounds as guests," ESPN reports.
UPDATE: The Greater Cincinnati Coalition for the Homeless has canceled its Wednesday mock rally for Western & Southern Financial Group. The Coalition Tuesday evening released the following statement: "Due to a change in plans the mock 'Rally to Support Western and Southern' has been canceled. Stay tuned for upcoming gatherings and events to support the Women of the Anna Louise Inn as we fight for the right of self determination."
The following is CityBeat's Tuesday afternoon blog post in response to the event announcement:
The Greater Cincinnati Coalition for the Homeless is helping to organize a mock rally to support what it believes is the bullying of the Anna Louise Inn women's shelter by Western & Southern Financial Group. The mock group will be called "Citizens for Corporate Bullies" and will hold signs that say "Greed is Good," "We Support Corporate Bullies," "Poor Women Not Welcome" and "W&S Take Whatever You Want." The event begins a noon May 2 at 4th and Sycamore streets.
The Coalition has created a fake persona who supports W&S's desire to build condos to attract a more desirable class of residents and rhetorically asks, "Besides, what gives the Anna Louis Inn the right to stay in that building just because they own it and it's been there for a hundred years?"
The protest is in response to ongoing legal issues surrounding the Inn's proposed expansion and W&S's development efforts in the neighborhood. CityBeat last October reported on the situation in a story titled, "Putting on the Pressure: Western & Southern won't take 'no' for an answer." The following is an excerpt summarizing the situation then:
Last summer the facility's owners rebuffed an offer from the powerful Western & Southern Financial Group to buy their property, triggering a heated legal battle. The company, located near the Anna Louise Inn in the affluent Lytle Park district on downtown's eastern edge, wanted the site so it could demolish or redevelop the Inn and build upscale condominiums.
After the offer was rejected, the Anna Louise Inn continued with a long-planned renovation and was awarded a $2.7 million loan by Cincinnati City Council. That's when Western & Southern filed a lawsuit against the Inn and the city, alleging zoning violations.
The showdown pits the Inn, opened in 1909 with the help of prominent attorney Charles P. Taft, against a company that ranks in the Fortune 500 and is headed by CEO John Barrett, an ex-chairman of the Cincinnati Business Committee who is widely considered one of the most powerful men in the city.
The facility's owners and some city officials say Western & Southern is trying to use its sizable financial resources publicly, along with its political clout behind the scenes, to strong-arm opponents and get what it wants.
Representatives for W&S have stated that the company's $3 million offer to purchase the building is fair and have also offered to aid the Inn in finding a new location.
WVXU reported that supporters of the Inn held a rally April 4 calling for a quick judgment in a court case that could delay funding for the renovation.
A coalition of progressive groups will hold a national convention later this month in Madison, Wis., the site of a hard-fought political battle to protect collective bargaining rights for public-sector labor unions.
Democracy Convention 2011 is scheduled for Aug. 24-28, and is envisioned as the inaugural session of what will become an annual event. It will feature several conferences on topics like community organizing, curtailing corporate influence in politics, economic democracy, independent media and constitutional reform.
Human rights activist and author Kerry Kennedy, one of the late Robert F. Kennedy's daughters, will be in Cincinnati Friday to speak about women who create social change.
Kennedy will appear at an event sponsored by the Woman's City Club of Greater Cincinnati. The speech will begin at 7:30 p.m. at the Millennium Hotel, 150 W. Fifth St., in downtown Cincinnati.
Tickets to the event cost $25 for the lecture or $125 for the lecture and a reception with the speaker afterward, and are available online in advance or at the door.
She will present a speech entitled, "The Power of One: Stories of Inspiration from Women on the Cutting-Edge of Social Change."
Kennedy, 52, is president of the Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Center for Justice and Human Rights in Washington, D.C. Also, she is chairwoman of the Amnesty International USA Leadership Council.
Kennedy is author of the best-selling books, Being Catholic Now: Prominent Americans Talk about Change in the Church and the Quest for Meaning, along with Speak Truth to Power: Human Rights Defenders Who Are Changing Our World.
She is the seventh of Robert F. Kennedy's 11 children. From 1990-2005, she was married to Andrew Cuomo, the current New York governor and son of Mario Cuomo.
Founded in 1915, Woman's City Club has worked to foster civic reform and social justice in Cincinnati. Among its many activities, the club helped establish the city's first race relations committee and held study circles on various issues to encourage greater civic participation.
In 2009 Hamilton County was responsible for the lives of 1,243 children.
"They were involved with the court system because of abuse or neglect by their parents or caregivers," according to ProKids.
The Pleasant Ridge Community Council wil get words of advice and inspiration tonight from environmental activist Lois Gibbs, who was instrumental in the fight to clean up Love Canal in New York during the 1970s.
Gibbs will speak to the group at 7 p.m. at the Pleasant Ridge Presbyterian Church.
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Murder sucks. Rape sucks. In fact, all violent crime sucks. Eradicating it sure would make the world a nicer place to live. I don't know anyone who would argue with any of that. But after all that agreement, unity breaks down. Emotional outrage and grief take hold and rational thought evaporates. What then?