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Ortiz y PinoHearts and MindsIn recent weeks, Sen. John McCain has begun to slip into a repetitive refrain, one intended to distinguish his position on Iraq from Sen. Barack Obama's.
Guest EditorialStreetcar Straight TalkJim Scarantino's "Trolley Roundabout" column [Re: The Real Side, July 17-23] was full of out-and-out falsehoods.
Eric J. Garcia Odds & EndsDATELINE: Taiwan—An amorous couple survived a 150-foot plunge down the face of a cliff after their lovemaking set the car rolling. "They had parked up close to the edge of the mountain and had left the handbrake off," said a police spokesperson. "They were lucky they were not more seriously hurt." Lin Gu, 25, and Lee Shin, 29, suffered only a few broken bones after the incident. The couple managed to climb back up the hill to seek assistance, though Shin pleaded with those who helped her not to reveal the cause of the accident for fear that her husband would seek a divorce.
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ASIAN LONGHORNED BEETLE - Why we care: This large, showy beetle was accidentally introduced into the U.S. on several occasions, probably in wood crating or pallets shipped from Asia. Larvae feed in tunnels (called galleries) in the wood of tree branches and trunks. The galleries can cause branches or trees to break and will eventually kill the tree. North American trees have little or no resistance to infestation. Click here to read more about the Asian Longhorned Beetle.Asian Longhorned BeetleJoe Boggs, Ohio State University Extension
HEMLOCK WOOLLY ADELGID - Why we care: These tiny insects secrete white wax as they feed on sap from hemlock shoots and branches. Hemlock Woolly Adelgid (HWA) feeding can kill needles, shoots and branches. Over time, growth slows as trees become less vigorous and trees may take on a grayish-green appearance. Infested hemlocks, especially large, old trees, are often killed when other stress factors, such as drought, affect trees. Click here to read more about Hemlock Woolly Adelgid.Hemlock Woolly Adelgid QuarantineHemlock Woolly AdelgidElizabeth Willhite, USDA Forest Service, Bugwood.orgTHOUSAND CANKERS DISEASE - Why we care: Thousand Cankers Disease (TCD) involves an insect native to the southwestern U.S. and a newly identified pathogen. It is a relatively new concern for black walnut trees. When tiny walnut twig beetles feed on tree branches, they introduce a fungal pathogen that causes TCD in live trees. The pathogen kills small areas of tissue, resulting in cankers. As more cankers form, branches die and over time, the entire tree succumbs. Click here to read more about Thousand Cankers Disease.Thousand Cankers DiseaseWhitney Cranshaw, Col. State University
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Giant Hogweed is a public health hazard that ranks up there higher than poison ivy, poison oak, and poison sumac in respect to its potential to harm humans. The reason for concern is that the sap from this plant can cause a severe skin reaction known as photo-dermatitis or photo-sensitivity. The reaction can happen up to 48 hours after contact. After coming in contact with the sap, the skin blisters when exposed to sunlight. Contact with the eyes can lead to temporary or possibly permanent blindness. The weed can be especially troublesome for children that may find the long stems attractive to play with. There are accounts from Great Britain about instances where children suffered from severe skin reactions after playing with the hollow stems as pea-shooters, telescopes and even play swords. If you do come into contact with the plant, and especially the sap, you are advised to wash the affected areas immediately, keep the exposed area out of direct sunlight and seek medical advice.
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This unwanted plant is found on the Federal Noxious weed list. This means that it is illegal to sell or transport it across state lines, a violation punishable by fines. Florida, North Carolina, Oregon and Washington also regulate giant hogweed as a noxious weed.
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Greenbrier Classic field still seeking big names
Already locked in are well-known golfers such as Phil Mickelson, Tom Watson, Sergio Garcia, John Daly and defending champion Stuart Appleby.
Added to the list last Friday were the respective captains of the Ryder Cup teams - Davis Love III (U.S.) and Jose Maria Olazabal (Europe).
Tournament director Tim McNeely said his group will keep contacting golfers who haven't committed to the July 28-31 event at The Greenbrier's Old White course in hopes of landing a few more recognizable names.
"There's nobody we've given up on at this point,'' McNeely said Tuesday. "We're chipping away. Until these guys tell us no, we'll keep working on them. Then if they say no, we'll work on them again for next year. We're still working on everybody.''
Persistence is the calling card of the $6 million Greenbrier Classic. It has to be.
The West Virginia event has the dubious distinction of being staged two weeks after the British Open and the same week as the Irish Open - a popular tournament whose field will feature U.S. Open champion Rory McIlroy, a native of Northern Ireland. The Greenbrier Classic also comes two weeks before the PGA Championship and the week before the World Golf Championship in Akron, Ohio.
"That's one of the difficult things,'' McNeely said of lining up commitments for his tournament. "Some Europeans stay over after the British Open, then take a week off. Then you have the Irish Open, which is a big Open. McIlory, [Padraig] Harrington and [Graeme] McDowell will all be there, and I understand that. Can you imagine the heat [McIlroy] would take if he missed the Irish Open?
"Next year our tournament date is moving, and hopefully that will help.''
Greenbrier owner Jim Justice has already announced that his tournament will be held the Fourth of July week next year (July 2-8), which could open up participation to some golfers who will sit out the first two Greenbrier Classics.
With one PGA event already under his belt, McNeely said he's using the experience to ensure an even better tournament this month.
"I've done this for a lot of years,'' he said, "and I've done something different every year. We were a first-year event last year, and we were very blessed to have the great vision of Mr. Justice to implement, and great people working on the staff, great volunteers. We have to tweak a few things, little things here and there from a traffic standpoint, from a spectator movement standpoint, nothing most people would recognize. Soften the edges.''
McNeely said he took note of the traffic problems experienced last weekend for the NASCAR Sprint Cup race at Kentucky Speedway.
That first-time event drew a crowd in excess of 107,000, severely taxing the roads leading to the venue and causing massive gridlock, with thousands more fans not being able to get to the track. The small roads leading to The Greenbrier resort also get jammed for the PGA tournament and the adjoining concerts at the nearby State Fairgrounds.
"Sure I saw that,'' McNeely said, "and I feel bad for those guys. The roads are what they are, and we have a little of that here, especially the night of the concert. Luckily, we got great feedback and people understand that they have to get there early, get parked and get to the concert sites early.
"We'll be opening the gates earlier, which helps, and not taking any parking money at the gates this year will help - the little things that make entry into the concert site, at least.''
The spacious Fairgrounds lot in Lewisburg will be tested even more, McNeely said, since a lot used for media and VIPs last year off the White Sulphur Springs exit of Interstate 64 is not available this year. He said 98 percent of the people arriving for the tournament will park in the Fairgrounds and shuttle to The Greenbrier.
"There have been a lot of [PGA] Tour events that don't have that great setup,'' he said, "to have a parking lot of that magnitude - where you also host concerts - that close to the venue for the golf tournament. We're fortunate as that goes. You look at a lot of the other Tour events and people have to shuttle from a lot farther away.''
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About 20 percent of Barbour and Randolph counties in the north-central part of the state remained cut off, and officials said about 70 percent of the homes and businesses in those counties were still without power. They worried about elderly and ill people who have been isolated since Monday.
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1st | 2nd | Final | |
Florida Gulf Coast | 24 | 50 | 74 |
Loyola Maryland | 37 | 40 | 77 |
Stats at a Glance | FGCU | LOY |
FG Percentage | .424 (25-59) | .463 (25-54) |
3P FG Percentage | .529 (9-17) | .375 (6-16) |
FT Percentage | .833 (15-18) | .724 (21-29) |
Offensive Rebounds | 17 | 15 |
Defensive Rebounds | 19 | 18 |
Total Rebounds | 36 | 33 |
Turnovers | 17 | 15 |
Steals | 11 | 8 |
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LAST GAME: Maryland 73, FGCU 67 (Nov. 25)
Less than 48 hours removed from playing at ACC foe Maryland, FGCU takes the court for its fourth straight road game on Sunday against Loyola University Maryland at Reitz Arena. The first-ever meeting between the two teams and FGCU's first game against a member of the MAAC will cap a hectic opening month for the Eagles that featured seven games, including five on the road. The game will the Green and Blue's third in six days, while the Greyhounds haven't played since last Sunday. FGCU gave Maryland all it could handle on Friday before falling by a 73-67 score, its second straight loss to an ACC team. The Eagles' four losses on the road have come by a combined 18 points, including a pair of heartbreaking one-point defeats in Dallas against TCU and SMU.
FGCU has a trio of coaches and players with ties back to the Baltimore area. Head coach ANDY ENFIELD played four years at Johns Hopkins University and graduate work at Maryland. Enfield finished his career as the NCAA career free throw percentage leader at 92.5 percent (431-466). He still holds nine career records at Johns Hopkins, including 2,025 points en route to being inducted to the school's Athletic Hall of Fame in 2001. Assistant coach KEVIN NORRIS is from Baltimore and had a legendary high school career at Lake Clifton before going to the University Miami where he was a four-year starter at point guard. Freshman DANTE HOLMES is also a Baltimore native and graduated from St. Frances Academy in 2010. As a junior and senior, Holmes played with Loyola freshman R.J. Williams. Holmes led St. Frances to a pair of Baltimore Catholic League titles his last two seasons, scoring over 1,200 points over that span.
Led by eighth-year head coach Jim Patsos, Loyola's 3-1 start to the season is its best since the 2007-08 campaign. The Greyhounds, who were picked third in the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC) preseason poll, picked up a trio of wins last week, defeating Coppin State, UMBC and New Hampshire with the last two coming on the road. Off for the last week, Loyola's only blemish this season came in the season opener at ACC foe Wake Forest by a 75-63 count. Behind a strong frontcourt armed with athleticism, the Greyhounds have been able to out-rebound its first four opponents by over 10 boards per game, including 65 on the offensive end. MAAC Preseason All-Conference second team choice Erik Etherly has posted a pair of double-doubles in the young season, highlighted by 27 points and 10 rebounds during coach Patsos' 100th career win at UMBC. Etherly leads the MAAC in rebounding (9.8) and is second on the team in scoring at 16.0 per contest. Standing 6-foot-10, senior Shane Walker is the other half of Loyola's frontcourt tandem, combining with Etherly to provide nearly 30 points and 17 rebounds per game. Walker, also a MAAC Preseason All-Conference second team choice, is averaging 13.5 points and 7.3 rebounds. Sophomore Dylon Cormier provides the scoring punch from the guard position, averaging a team-high 17.3 points on the strength of two 20-point outs. Cormier, Etherly and Walker have scored in double figures all four games.
Sunday's is FGCU's first-ever meeting against a team from the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC).
After averaging 10.5 points, 6.0 assists, 5.0 rebounds and 3.5 steals over two games, freshman point guard BRETT COMER was named the Atlantic Sun Newcomer of the Week on Tuesday. Comer's week was highlighted by his first career double of 15 points, 10 assists, six rebounds and four steals during a win over Prairie View A&M.
LAST GAME: FGCU Falls Short at ACC Foe Maryland, 73-67
COLLEGE PARK, Md. - Three players in double figures and a late push over the final 10 minutes helped FGCU rally from a double-digit deficit in the second half before falling short at Maryland, 73-67, on Friday night at the Comcast Center. • Trailing by 16, 52-36, with 13:03 left in the game, the Eagles fought back behind freshman point guard BRETT COMER, who scored 14 of his team-high 16 points in the second half. Comer's layup with 48 seconds left cut it to a two-possession contest, at 70-66. • After a pair of missed free throws from Terrell Stoglin gave the ball back to the Eagles, but a turnover in transition cost the visitors a chance to draw as close as one point. Despite being a 92 percent (23-25) shooter through the first four games, Stoglin, an ACC All-Freshman selection a year ago, made 2-of-4 from the line in the final 26 seconds, but FGCU came away with just one point over its final five possessions. • Comer finished 7-of-12 from the field while adding six rebounds and three assists over a team-high 32 minutes. Fellow freshman BERNARD THOMPSON came off the bench for 12 points, marking the fifth time in six games the bench has supplied a double figure scorer. Thompson added seven rebounds, three assists and three steals.
On March 31st, the FGCU men's basketball program got a new look for its 10th season in program history when ANDY ENFIELD was named head coach. Enfield, who spent the previous five years as an assistant with Florida State, is the second head coach in FGCU's brief history. While at FSU, Enfield was a part of two teams that advanced to the NCAA Sweet Sixteen and back-to-back clubs that lead the NCAA in defensive field goal percentage.
Coming off his first career double-double at Miami, junior SHERWOOD BROWN has carried over a strong finish to his sophomore campaign into this season. After team-highs of 19 points and 11 rebounds against the Hurricanes on Tuesday, Brown has reached double figures both games this week, ranking second on the squad in both scoring (11.0) and rebounding (5.7) - figures that rank 13th and10th in the A-Sun, respectively. Sparked by a career-high 26 points in last year's season finale at USC Upstate, Brown finished last February (10 games) with a 11.2 scoring average - more than four points above his season mark. Brown reached double figures in each of the final four games, averaging 18.3 points while leading the team in scoring three times.
Three different FGCU players are averaging double figure points on the young season with another just under the double-digit mark. The Eagles are one of four teams to have three players in the top 20 in scoring in the A-Sun. Freshman BRETT COMER'S 12.0 points per game leads the way, while junior SHERWOOD BROWN and freshman BERNARD THOMPSON are right behind at 11.7 and 11.0, respectively. Six different players have scored double-digit points in a game, while four different players have led the team in scoring, including three off the bench. Looking further, six players are playing 20 or more minutes per game, while nine players are above 15 per contest.
FGCU's freshmen class has wasted little time making an impact, accounting for 48 percent of the scoring, 35 percent of the rebounds and 69 percent of the assists. Point guard BRETT COMER and combo-guard BERNARD THOMPSON rank first and third on the team in scoring at 12.0 and 11.0 points, respectively. Comer is also the team's top assist man with 4.8 helpers per contest, a mark that ranks third in the A-Sun. Thompson's 11.0 points are joined by a team-high 6.2 rebounds per game. Thompson has scored in double figures a team-high five times, while Comer has done so in four games and both in the same game on four occasions. The duo was joined in double figures by classmate FILIP CVJETICANIN in the win over Prairie View A&M. DANTE HOLMES is the final member of the freshman quartet that is having a big impact, averaging 5.6 points in 17 minutes per game.
Through six games, FGCU owns a 164-116 advantage in bench points, good for a +8.0 margin per game. The bench has supplied a double figure scorer in five games, including the team's leading scorer on three occasions. At SMU, sophomore CHRISTOPHE VARIDEL poured in 20 points on 6-of-7 from three-point land, while junior SHERWOOD BROWN'S 19 points against Ave Maria give the bench the top two scoring efforts by an Eagle this season. Freshman Bernard Thompson has come off the bench twice (TCU, Maryland), averaging 13.5 points, 6.5 rebounds, 3.5 assists and 2.0 steals.
Led by the play of freshman point guard BRETT COMER, FGCU has overcome a sluggish first half in four of its games by averaging 37.0 points over the final 20 minutes while limiting its opponents to 31.3. Comer has been the catalyst to the second half turnaround, averaging 9.3 points over the span while passing out 17 assists that have led to 42 more points. As a team, FGCU is shooting a scalding 50 percent (80-159) in the second half, including 21-of-55 from three-point land. At Miami, FGCU tied a program D-1 record for second half points given up by limiting the Hurricanes to 18 points on 4-of-24 from the field.
Junior SHERWOOD BROWN is 12th in the A-Sun in field goal percentage (.509), while sophomore CHRISTOPHE VARIDEL is among the leaders in three-point percentage (.480/10th) and threes per game (2.0/7th). Brown and Varidel account for 20 of FGCU's 37 three-point makes on the year. Varidel, who ranked fifth among all freshmen with 78 threes in 2010-11, is 12-of-25 on the year.
Ranking among the leaders in the Atlantic Sun Conference in five statistical categories, freshman BRETT COMER is off to a fast start early in the year. Highlighted by a 10-assist effort against Prairie View, Comer is third in the A-Sun in assists per game (4.8). He has reached double figures in four games, resulting in a team-high 12.0 points per game, good for 11th in the A-Sun.
Despite lacking a ton of size, FGCU has out-rebounded all six opponents this season, owning a +5.5 margin on the boards to rank third in the A-Sun. The Eagles are also averaging double-digit offensive caroms (11.7) that have helped them score 20+ points in the paint each contest. Last game at Maryland, FGCU pulled down a season-best 17 offensive rebounds that led to another season-high in points in the paint (42.). FGCU's top two rebounders come from the backcourt, as BERNARD THOMPSON'S 6.2 rebounds rank in the top 10 in the A-Sun. SHERWOOD BROWN'S 11 rebounds at Miami were a team season-high, as he and CHASE FIELER are second on the squad at a 5.7 per game clip.
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Some election observations:
I had a hunch a Republican would win one of the two seats on the state Supreme Court ... I just bet on the wrong horse.
I underestimated how much name recognition Allen Loughry could generate in a very short timeframe.
However, even though it was cut off in midstream, the $350,000 of public campaign financing Loughry received was far more than he could have raised on his own, and he used it for an excellent TV ad campaign -- with initial whimsical spots capped off with a strong message that he was not a millionaire, but would be an honest justice. (Kudos to George Manahan and crew.)
He also got an invaluable amount of free publicity this fall when he went to the Supreme Court seeking the release of matching funds under the public financing pilot project -- and it probably didn't help rival Tish Chafin that attorneys acting on her behalf attempted to intervene to block the funds.
Conversely, Chafin's final campaign spot was confusing, dismissive of lawyers who "like to deal in fine print." Isn't that what the law is about?
Also, the Chafin name is negative baggage in certain parts of the state. Ironically, Chafin finished fourth in Mercer County, with only about 23 percent of the vote, even though the county is in husband Truman Chafin's senatorial district.
(Loughry, by the way, brought in a fork and a picture his son, Justus, had drawn for me of a crow. I said, give me a break, I was the only pundit who didn't predict a Chafin victory.
I then feigned a senior moment, claiming I got the Republicans confused, and typed "Yoder," when I meant "Loughry.")
Best one-sentence summary of the election: Darrell McGraw was a 20th-century candidate who ran a 19th century-style campaign.
While he was getting hit with $1.6 million of independent expenditure attack ads, McGraw relied on fliers, appearances at fairs and festivals -- and one poorly produced, little-aired TV spot.
While many politicos believe the "Scream in Racine" played a bigger role than Don Blankenship's dollars in defeating Warren McGraw in 2004 Supreme Court race, the video of Darrell McGraw grabbing the camera away from a Morrisey "tracker" in Milton did more damage to the attorney general than we first imagined.
(Unlike 2004, there were no commercial spots using the footage, but in this day and age, emails with a YouTube link are more than sufficient.)
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