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Wednesday, November 14, 2012
The holidays are here.
The Holidays, has become the politically correct phrase that generically defines the last six weeks of the year.
Nobody says Christmas anymore. I am mindful and respectful of all cultures, creeds and belief systems, but its not a holiday tree, its a Christmas tree. Its not a holiday present, its a Christmas present. And when someone walks up to me and says, Seasons Greetings, I want to go all Scrooge on them and hit them with a lump of coal.
Christmas Eve is my favorite part of the holidays.
You can have Christmas morning.
Growing up, we were done with Christmas morning by 7:30 a.m. 7:20 actually. As soon as the first glint of daybreak broke above the horizon to the east, wed descend on the Christmas bounty like zombies in search of fresh meat. The carnage was swift and furious, and we took no prisoners.
Before we knew it, I began counting down the 365 days until next Christmas, wondering why I didnt get the bike Id asked for.
I had no self-discipline. Still dont.
Id tear through each package interested only until I saw what was inside and then it was on to the next, the previously opened present discarded to join the pile at my feet.
I never examined the present, never oohed and ahhed appropriately. I never admired the color or unique plaid pattern of the cardigan sweater, or exclaimed the argyle socks were just what I wanted.
In my mind, Santa Claus was not a very nice guy, with the whole naughty or nice thing. It was a conspiracy, I tell you. If we didnt behave all wed find under the tree on Christmas morning would be a lump of coal.
I took that threat seriously.
Christmas Eve was all about anticipation. And food.
All the ham, roast beef, salami, olives, potato chips, pretzels, pickles I could stuff in my mouth.
You can have the presents in the morning, but give me the food tonight.
Now granted, while Im thankful for a lot of things surviving another year above the dirt being one of them I do see Thanksgiving for what it is, a day devoted entirely to eating and football.
Im noticing a pattern here. What better holiday is there than that? Better than New Years Eve, I say.
On Thanksgiving I get to make a couple gallons of spinach dip for the family to enjoy. Last year I left the tub of spinach dip at home and spent the next six weeks eating nothing but sour cream, soggy spinach and Ritz crackers. You cut me then and I oozed spinach.
I dont care how much I loved Popeye as a kid I havent touched spinach since.
Im not as big a fan of the whole turkey and dressing thing as I used to be. I want something different this year.
Like Chinese food.
Lets skip the turkey, dressing and mashed potatoes and serve up some Mongolian beef, garlic chicken, Moo-goo gai pan and pot stickers.
I had resolved last year to no longer observe Thanksgiving as it was a day about gluttonous eating and I could be thankful without gorging myself on turkey legs and oyster dressing. But no longer observing Thanksgiving would go over about as well as the Moo-goo gai pan and pot stickers.
So, the holidays are here.
Ive been waiting all year for this. Lets eat.
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Members of a feral cat colony at Old Puunene School escort Department of Education special education physical therapist Linda Griffith to their feeding area Tuesday afternoon. Griffith knows all 32 cats in the colony by name, and she has helped trap 28 of them so they could be spayed or neutered. She said the last four are proving a challenge because they not only shy away from the trap, but their buddies, ones who have been trapped before, are usually the first inside to gobble down the food left as bait. Griffith said her real job as a physical therapist for handicapped students also has its challenges. "The rewards are slow, but when they come they are sweet," she said. "Especially when a child learns to walk for the first time, that's amazing."
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May 14, 2012
Saint Vincent College held its 166th annual commencement ceremony on Saturday, May 12 in the Robert S. Carey Student Center Gymnasium on the campus of Saint Vincent College, Latrobe (Westmoreland County). More than 350 graduates received bachelor's and master's degrees in a traditional public ceremony marking the completion of their studies at Saint Vincent College. Fr. Rick Frechette, a priest, physician, author and missionary who has served thousands of impoverished children and orphans for more than three decades in Haiti, was recognized with an honorary doctor of humane letters degree and was the principal speaker. He has been referred to as "The Mother Teresa of Haiti." Platform officials, from left, were Dr. Christopher Oldenburg, associate professor of psychology and president of the faculty council; Fr. Kilian Loch, O.S.B., director of campus ministry; Rt. Rev. Douglas R. Nowicki, O.S.B., Archabbot and Chancellor, Saint Vincent College; Fr. Richard Frechette, C.P., D.O., principal speaker and honorary doctoral degree recipient; Mr. J. Christopher Donahue, President and CEO, Federated Investors, Inc., Chairman of the Saint Vincent College Board of Directors; Br. Norman W. Hipps, O.S.B., President, Saint Vincent College; and Dr. John Smetanka, vice president for academic affairs and academic dean.
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on January 31, 2013 - 11:59 PM
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Tigers tame McQuaid
Pick a poll, any poll and McQuaid hockey is ranked high by the pollsters.
Bishop Timon-St. Jude is not impressed.
The Tigers led 4-0 after one period, coasting to a 5-2 victory over their Rochester-area Section V guest Thursday night at Cazenovia Park.
Connor Fields had a goal and two assists, Joe Piegay a goal and an assist, while Joe Panek, Mike Faliero and Alex Corbett also scored for Timon (17-3). Bob Milewski made 30 saves.
McQuaid is ranked sixth in the state in the New York State Sportswriters' poll but is ranked as high as No. 3 in the state in the myhockeyrankings.com poll.
In Federation play, Clarence beat Frontier, 4-1, receiving power-play goals by Matt Colicchia, Frank Willhauck, Brian Ruff and Mike Santa Maria. The Red Devils are 11-5, 7-4 in the league. Frontier fell to 7-5 in Fed.
A crowd of 1,500 showed up at the Northtown Center at Amherst to see St. Joe's beat Williamsville North, 5-2, in a showdown between Original Eight members of the Fed. James Deakin scored twice for the Marauders (17-2-1), who outshot North 37-15.
St. Joe's escapes Nichols
St. Joe's overcame a seven-point third-quarter deficit and pulled away during the final three minutes to beat host Nichols, 56-48, in Monsignor Martin Association boys basketball.
Louis Oliveri scored 10 of his game-high 21 points in the fourth quarter for the Marauders, who outscored Nichols 20-12 during the final eight minutes. The key to victory: St. Joe's did a better job rebounding and getting in transition against Nichols' tall forwards.
St. Joe's (15-4, 7-1) survived a 25-percent shooting effort during the first half to go into halftime down only 22-21. The game was tied 36-36 after three quarters.
In ECIC II, Nathan Wilkinson tied his career high with 34 points, while Zach Emer had a double-double of 13 points and 13 rebounds as Iroquois beat Williamsville East, 75-67.
Jared Watkins scored eight of his 10 points in the fourth quarter, as Cleveland Hill improved to 9-0 in ECIC IV with a 74-68 comeback win at Lackawanna. The Eagles trailed by five at halftime, but came back in part to success at the free-throw line as they canned 15 of 21 from the stripe. Richie Sotero went 6 for 6 from the line during a 16-point effort.
Horning clutch again
Newfane's Brooke Horning delivered a clutch trey again against Medina, enabling the visiting Panthers to escape with a 57-53 overtime win in Niagara-Orleans League girls basketball.
Horning drilled a contested three from the right corner in transition with seven seconds left to break a 53-53 tie. Horning, who finished with 15 points, canned a game-deciding trey in an earlier meeting with Medina..
Elsewhere, Kendra Quinn-Moultrie had 13 points to lead three Hamburg players in double figures as the Bulldogs beat Sweet Home, 49-34, to remain perfect in ECIC II.
Girls hockey final set
Rachel Grampp's goal with 4:15 left in the second period proved to be the game-winner as Williamsville advanced to Wednesday's Section VI girls hockey final with a 2-1 win over West Seneca. Williamsville will play Kenmore, which beat Amherst/Sweet Home 2-1 on Alyssa Eollendorf's goal.


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The Berkeley boys and girls track teams each placed second in a three-team meet with Hanahan and Cane Bay last week.
The Stags trailed the Hawks 97 to 83, with Cane Bay placing third with 38 points.
On the girls' side the team finished second again to Hanahan, this time by a 79 to 63 mark, and narrowly edged the Lady Cobras who finished third with 62 points. The Lady Stags sprinters continued to score high marks, with the 4x100 relay team posting a winning time of 48.73 seconds.
"Our boys' sprinters are doing better than we expected," said Berkeley Coach Greg Christiansen. "They are starting to get some notice around the area. The girls' sprinters are tough again this year as well."
Ezequial Sepulaveda won in the 100- and 200-meter dashes, winning the 100-meter dash with a time of 10.71 seconds.
Winners for Berkeley include the boys' 4x100 relay team with a time of 43.29 seconds, narrowly edging Hanahan by .04 of a second.
In the 110-meter hurdles the Stags took three of the four top spots with Keishaun Limehouse winning with a time of 14.84. Leon Ravenell finished third with a time of 15.12 and Dee Harley finished fourth with a time of 15.53. Gregg Casselman finished second for Hanahan with a time of 15.00 seconds.
In the boys 100-meter dash chasing Sepulaveda's blistering time was Hanahan's Kahlim Denmark, who finished second with a time of 10.79. Limehouse finished third with a time of 10.97.
In the boys' 1600-meter run the Hawks Joel Mercaldo took top spot with a time of 5:07.66. Berkeley's Tony Lilly took second with a time of 5:08.36 and Austin Clewis finished third with a time of 5:12.55.
Emanuel Collier took first in the 400-meter dash with a time of 51.78, edging Cane Bay's Romante Frasier who finished at 52.72. The Stags' Karon Reid finished third with a 53.24 time.
The Cobras' Najee Walker won the 800-meter run with a time of 2:11.00.
In the boys' 200-meter dash Sepulaveda took his second race of the day with a time of 22.05 seconds. Josh Sellars finished third for the Stags with a time of 23.08.
In the 3200-meter run Hanahan's William Murray (11:20) edged the Stags' Austin Clewis (11:24). Cane Bay's Christian Lawyer finished third with a time of 11:36.
On the field side for the boys, Hanahan's Mario Gates and the Stags' Ezequial Jenkins tied in the high jump with a leap of 6-02. In the long jump Jenkins edged Gates this time with a leap of 22.20
In the triple jump Gates took the top spot with a leap of 43-04.50. Juwan Tolliver finished second for Cane Bay at 42-00.25 and the Stags' Dee Harley placed third jumping 40-03.50.
Cane Bay's Sydney Hickert (17.45) edged Hanahan's Erica Taylor (17.66). Berkeley's Penda Sanno finished third with a time of 18.87.
In the 100-meter dash Lady Stags' sprinters Marissa Pinckney and Ashlynn Smalls tied with a time of 12.32 seconds. Pinckney also finished third in the 800-meter run.
Jonnay Anthony won the 400-meter hurdles for the Lady Stags with a time 72.22 over Cane Bay's Sydney Hickert (79.79).
In the 200-meter dash the Lady Stags made it a clean sweep with Donni Robinson (26.43), Chelsey Stokes (27.04) and Ashlynn Smalls (27.20) taking the top three spots. Robinson also placed first in the triple jump with a leap of 35-10.00. Hanahan's Grace Young (13:49) edged out Berkeley's Kasey Morris (14:06) in the girls 3200-meter run.The Lady Stags' Shaylin Shine placed second in the girls' discus throw with a toss of 90-01 and third in the shot put with toss of 29-05.50. Priscilla Washington placed second for Berkeley with a throw of 31-01.50.
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FIFA 09 has carried on the brilliant visuals of its earlier versions with some improvements on the gameplay and officiating. Also, the sound quality of the game suits it perfectly – using real life sound effects for the usual noise of the stadium.
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This installment has even bigger improvement than the previous release, "Be a Pro Seasons." The previous version, FIFA 08, allowed gamers to direct one player in the team for a one off game. In FIFA 09 the gamer plays for a club for a series of seasons, he then tries to progress into a soccer superstar. The player then gets to choose whether to play in the World Cup or just make his own character. Once in the game the player gets a chance to play with the different clubs around the world.
The mode is highly addictive; it draws players back to it. It's truly entertaining when you get a chance to play with an AI team. Your teammates have unique traits and playing styles. You must get to learn each one's role in the game so as to get a great team working. Penalties and violations are easily recognized with the visual cues that appear on the screen. There's no need to guess whether you were offside when the ball was passed to you, a mysterious rule even to many casual followers of the game, or whether you've earned a red or yellow card, in reality often a matter of individual interpretation. Occasional injuries also happen and these can put you on the bench, but hopefully not that serious that you may end up not playing the remainder of the game.
FIFA 09 also has other game modes. In one of the modes you can play the whole team. There is also another mode where you can act as the team manager. The manager can earn money with every win and use it for his team. The manager also gets to interact with the media with lots of interviews being part of his schedule.
The game contains real-world soccer clubs and leagues together with all the famous players, all captured in high definition graphics. Their physical attributes and actions are impressively presented on screen, making the whole game more enjoyable.
FIFA 09 has carried on the brilliant visuals of its earlier versions with some improvements on the gameplay and officiating. Also, the sound quality of the game suits it perfectly – using real life sound effects for the usual noise of the stadium.
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i can't believe she's walking around in that ass skirt.
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Begin of tour: Maloja Posta bus-stop
End of tour: Bivio Posta bus-stop
Access: starting point: Bus from St. Moritz to Maloja
Access: destination: Buses to St. Moritz or Chur
Technical requirements: Average
Physical fitness: Average
Total altitude metres: Climb of 840 m and fall of 875 m
Hiking time: 5 hrs. 30 min.
Season: July to October
Gastronomy: Maloja, Bivio
Accommodation: Maloja, Bivio
Various: Note: you sometimes have to reserve seats in advance on the St. Moritz - Silvaplana - Chur bus route. For information and reservations, please visit www.postauto.ch
Lunghinsee (source of the Inn), three-way water divide at the Lunghin Pass
Tour literature: www.karten-shop.ch
To the east, the water flows into the Inn and via the Danube into the Black Sea. To the north-west, the water flows into the Julia and then the Rhine, which eventually reaches the North Sea. The water in the Mera flows south-west into Lake Como and via the Po into the Mediterranean. The pass is surrounded by a towering mountain landscape of rubble and boulders. By contrast, the climb up to the Lunginsee is through alpine meadows and across pretty streams, as is the descent from the Septimer Pass to Bivio.
Maloja - Lunghinsee - Lunghinpass (Lunghin Pass) - Septimerpass (Pass da Sett) - Bivio
First, a steep path leads up from Maloja to the Lunghinsee. The route is then somewhat flatter, but mainly through scree, going up to the Lunghin Pass. First steeply and then more gently the route runs down to the Septimer Pass. Finally a wide, steadily descending path leads down to Bivio.
Tour Overview
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Margaret Mae Wray, 82, Altoona, passed away Tuesday at UPMC Altoona.
She was born in Altoona, daughter of the late Elwood and Dorothy (Miller) Shubert.
Surviving are her loving husband, Donald R. Wray; five children: Margaret "Peggy" (Plunket) Barley and husband, Terry, Jeanne Duffy and husband, William, David Plunket and wife, Molly, Carole Rudella and husband, Christopher, and Dawn Hughes and husband, Matthew, all of Altoona; two stepdaughters: Lonna Lynn and husband, Steve, in Kentucky and Donna Miller and husband, James, of Highspire; numerous grandchildren and great-grandchildren; and a sister, Carol Dollar of Altoona.
She was preceded in death by a stepdaughter, Sherry Gerhart.
Margaret loved her family and spending quality time with her precious grandchildren.
Friends will be received from 10 until the 11 a.m. funeral service Friday, Sept. 6, 2013, at The Good Funeral Home Inc., Alto-Reste Park Cemetery, the Rev. Robert A. Boyar officiating. Committal will be private for the family.
In lieu of flowers, the family suggests that memorial contributions may be made in Margaret's name to Ward Avenue Presbyterian Church, 111 Ward Ave., Altoona, PA 16602.


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Born: 23 July 1989
Birthplace: London, England
Best known as: The actor who plays Harry Potter in the movies
Daniel Radcliffe is the actor who starred as boy wizard Harry Potter in the 2001 film Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone and its sequels: Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (2002), Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (2004), Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (2005, Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (2007), Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (2009), Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 (2010), and Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 (2011). The films were based on the popular series of novels by British author J.K. Rowling. Radcliffe's first big film appearance was in the title role of the BBC TV adaptation of David Copperfield (1999). He has also appeared in the films The Tailor of Panama (2001, starring Pierce Brosnan), December Boys (2006) and My Boy Jack (2007). Radcliffe starred in a major London revival of the play Equus in 2007, appearing nude in one much-discussed scene.
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In the United States, the first Harry Potter film was titled Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone… Harry Potter's friends Hermione and Ron are played in the movies by Emma Watson and Rupert Grint, and his young nemesis Draco Malfoy is played by Tom Felton.
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"Hello Kite Surfers, we've decided to revert back to our original product offering which includes reinforced strap inserts (in FST models), but WITHOUT fins, straps and pads. With the broad cross section of straps and pads available, and the growing legion of kiters who ride without any straps, we'd prefer to allow you the decision of which fin, pad, strap or neither is right for you. Your pricing remains low and we direct our energy to where it will make the most difference – designing and building the best kite surfboards available." - Felix and the Firewire crew


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Converse Society
The Converse Society
Named for Westminster's historic Converse Hall, the Converse Society honors those friends and alumni who have committed a gift to the college through their will or estate plan.
A Legacy of Learning
Every year, Westminster students benefit from meaningful gifts from Converse Society members who have remembered the college through their will or other planned gift. Converse Society membership is open to any individual or couple who designates a planned gift to the college.
How to Become a Member of the Converse Society
Alumni and friends of the college who have remembered Westminster in their will or estate plan are eligible for membership. A donor need only make us aware of his or her gift to be included. You need not tell us the amount of the gift. Letting us know of the gift provides us the opportunity to record the gift's intended use and gives us the opportunity to say thank you.
Benefits of Converse Society Membership
The most important benefit is the knowledge that you are making Westminster a stronger institution and preserving the college's culture of caring for future generations. More tangible benefits include:
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No longer relegated to cowboys and hoboes, promotional bandanas are versatile accessories and useful in myriad situations. A bandana can be worn as a headscarf, neckerchief, wrist wrap, or even a belt if your waist is significantly tiny. Bandanas can be tucked into pockets for flair, or for actual utility when tissues are hard to find during allergy season.
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College Football Week 10 has just begun, but we already have some great stories to talk about.
Can the Michigan Wolverines break their losing streak against the Illinois Fighting Illini?
Will recent NCAA violation allegations be a distraction for the Auburn Tigers as they take on the Chattanooga Mocs?
And which of the undefeated non-BCS schools will remain on top of national championship contention?
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I will keep you posted all day with the latest scores, Heisman Trophy talk and more!
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Q&A with Alissa Johnson
Q&A with Alissa Johnson
Sport: Women's Ski Jumping
Hometown: Park City, UT
Major: Nursing
A1: I've always liked school, and I think it's really important for athletes to be well-rounded, intelligent, and further their education. It really makes for a better athlete in the long run. You occasionally see people who don't care about school and don't further their education, and when they leave sports, they virtually have nothing to fall back on, that's why I think school is very important. As an elite athlete, it's important to keep your brain [fine] tuned in every aspect.
Q2: How has Westminster helped you achieve some of your educational goals?
A2: Westminster's been huge for us, it's really allowed us to continue and further our education while still remaining at the top of our level in sports. They do that by being very accommodating to their athlete student body who's not around November through March, so they make it very accommodating for spring and summer schedules. It's allowed us to fully take advantage of doing sports and work on our college degrees at the same time.
Q3: What are you majoring in?
A3: I eventually will go into nursing. I've gone as far as I can go while still skiing. I think I have almost 90 credits, I have about 2 ½ years left. Ultimately, I want to be a nurse. The nursing program is challenging, for sure, and I'm not the type of person that can be okay with C's. I excel at sports, but I also excel at school, so I don't want to cut myself short and not give 100% because of my schedule…so I'll just wait until I'm done skiing and just finish it out.
Q4: What are your thoughts on finally getting to compete in the Olympics?
A4: It's exciting for sure, I mean, for some of us this has been a battle that's been over a decade as you know. I've gotten to see my younger brother go to two Olympic games and I've had to sit out and watch—not because of my talent level, but just because women weren't allowed. So this is kind of the start of a new era for us. For years it didn't really matter what we did or what we said, we were still excluded for very sexist reasons, and now we can really focus on being the best athletes that we can be, and nothing else. That's what's really good, and that's the way it should be…
Q5: What are you looking forward to most about the Games?
A5: All of it, but obviously competing and representing my country, and finally knowing I'm there and I belong there, and that all of my hard work has paid off. The Olympics are the end goal for a lot of people…it's watching all your hard work finally become something tangible.
Q6: Where do you see yourself in five to 10 years?
A6: It depends. I'm committed to obviously jumping through this year, and anything after that I'm going to play it year by year and see how I feel. Obviously finishing school is definitely in the five to 10-year program. That's starting a different chapter in life away from sports…and I've been doing this since I was five years old.
A7: My dad was a ski director and was a coach for the U.S. Ski Team. We moved out here, and the rest they say is history—I didn't really have a choice. I tried a bunch of other sports, but I always came back. I mean, it's probably the most unique sport out there, very bizarre almost.
Q8: Do you have any advice to high school students looking to become World Champions?
A8: Stick with it, you never know what can happen. And honestly, if you don't have a heart passion for it, it's a lot of hours. If you don't love it at the core of your being, just find something else to do. I really believe the best athletes in the world have a sense of motivation that doesn't come from anyone other than themselves. For years, the only thing that kept us going is our own motivation, it wasn't money, it wasn't our coaches, you keep yourself up and then you help motivate the people on your team.
Q9: Do you recommend education?
A9: Yes. Once you get to a certain level, education can be more challenging, but I think there's more benefits to getting an education while you're doing sports than not.


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yo did you hear that battle with dizaster yesterday?
yeah his rhymes were a complete disaster
yeah his rhymes were a complete disaster
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I've decided that August evenings at the beach are my favorite. Just like running, I feel this desire deep down, like a chain from my heart to my stomach to just go to there. And as soon as the waves are within vision, I feel relief. I am better. It called to me and I came.
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I've decided that August evenings at the beach are my favorite. Just like running, I feel this desire deep down, like a chain from my heart to my stomach to just go to there. And as soon as the waves are within vision, I feel relief. I am better. It called to me and I came.
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Water certainly has that healing ability for the soul, doesn't it? I always feel the same way about going to the lake. I need to find time for a sandy beach yet this summer...sadly, the time is running out!!!ReplyDelete
This makes me want to go, like tonight! Love the pictures!ReplyDelete
I have happy memories of going there in the evening with you and our friends- probably in August :)Lake Michigan is maybe the number one thing I miss about living in NWI. what a lovely time for your kids- and you :)ReplyDelete
Beautiful photos. My 4yo still yells at the waves and wind to 'STOP' and sometimes I totally expect Mother Nature to comply.ReplyDelete
And all that hand-holding made my heart swell.
We tried to go to the beach once this year. The beach was closed due to thunderstorms. Altho we have gone to the lake, which is totally different.ReplyDelete
yes, the beach on these warm [and not hot!] evenings really does something for the soul. i love that we have really done summer....haven't we? i hope you feel the same...i think your kiddos do.ReplyDelete
i'm thankful for 2 more weeks and i'm thankful that we have cherished it all the way.
how fun! I wish we lived near the beach...ReplyDelete
My 9 year old has the same monkey shirt and my 5 year old the same alligator shirt. We must have good taste. : )ReplyDelete
beautiful photos! There is just something about the beach, that makes everything so perfect:)ReplyDelete
Beautiful, beautiful photos! Very special memories you guys are making!ReplyDelete
I took a second look and the top picture of Ivy's legs remind me of your legs. It's like a cut down version of you.ReplyDelete
Would you look at those cute legs - already!!! And would you look at that cool croc shirt!!! I also love the beach nights after dinner when everyone has gone home!!! And our days are slowly getting longer and the whales have arrived to have their babies... yes beach nights are the best!!!ReplyDelete
There really is something so amazing about the water. Just the feel of that air is healing.ReplyDelete
this makes me miss my hometown. i grew up a block from lake michigan and could hear the waves crashing from my bedroom window.ReplyDelete
there are plenty of small lakes in Madison, but it is nothing -- NOTHING -- like the big lake.
love these photos and the sweet spirits of your kids that shine through your shots.
goodness, you are making me want to move close to the beach!! these are perfection, steph.ReplyDelete
How on earth do you manage to get all four kids in the same shot? We're struggling with three, and one of them isn't super mobile yet...ReplyDelete


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GOOSE CREEK — Black and gold banners whipped in the wind on a brisk autumn night perfect for hot chocolate and football. The marching band hit all the notes as it played the school's fight song.
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Goose Creek will appear before the South Carolina High School League's Executive Committee at 2 p.m. Monday in Columbia. The High School League was ordered by Circuit Judge Roger Young to reconsider the eligibility requirements it used when banning the Gators from the playoffs. He said the hearing must be open and the committee's decision must be made in writing.If Goose Creek wins its appeal Monday, the team will play in Friday's state semifinal game. If Goose Creek loses the appeal, Bluffton will advance in the playoffs.
The crowd of more than 7,000 seemed more spirited than usual as the pride of Goose Creek — the undefeated and nationally ranked Gators — won their 26th straight game Friday night, a 35-25 victory over Bluffton in the second round of the Division II-AAAA football playoffs.
For Goose Creek, it was a game that almost didn't happen.
The Gators were banned from the playoffs by the South Carolina High School League earlier in the week for using an ineligible player, but they received a last-minute reprieve Friday when Circuit Judge Roger Young issued a temporary restraining order allowing the Gators to play.
"It was a great day," said Olythia Ford, mother of senior running back Rico Blanding. "I saw the community come together. We have before, but not like this."
The victory over Bluffton moved the Gators a step closer to their second straight state championship, but it doesn't guarantee Goose Creek a spot in next week's state semifinals.
In his ruling Friday afternoon, Young said that if on Monday the High School League stands by its original decision, then Goose Creek should be disqualified from the playoffs. If that happens, Bluffton will advance.
A large group of Goose Creek supporters jammed the Berkeley County Courthouse for Friday's hearing. The crowd erupted in celebration, chanting "Goose Creek Gators" after Young announced his decision.
Friday night's game was a welcome break from a tension-filled week in Goose Creek.
On Monday, Goose Creek Principal Jimmy Huskey self-reported the Gators to the High School League for using an ineligible player after he saw an updated high school transcript for the player. The transcript was different from the one the school had at the start of the school year.
The updated version showed that the student, whose name has not been released, had been credited with high school classes four years ago at Woodmont High School, located near Greenville.
On Tuesday, High School League Commissioner Jerome Singleton banned the Gators from the playoffs and made them forfeit 10 games because the student had either dressed or played in them.
On Wednesday, the High School League Executive Committee heard Goose Creek's appeal, and the committee affirmed Singleton's ruling.
On Thursday, Goose Creek officials discovered that the student, a foster child with special needs, has attended seven schools, including three high schools.
They also learned that he wasn't at Woodmont High his freshman year in 2008. He was actually incarcerated at a facility called Generations Home in Simpsonville, and was not allowed to leave the premises. The classes credited to Woodmont were actually taken at the Generations Home.
Attorneys Ken Harrell and Chris McCool represented Goose Creek in court Friday, at no cost to the school.
The lawyers explained that the student never left the facility and never stepped foot on the Woodmont campus. A student has to be assigned to the school in the vicinity of his home, and Woodmont was the closest to where the student lived.
"We talked to officials at Generations Home and Woodmont High School, and they confirmed he never stepped on their campus," Huskey said.
Young pointed out that the High School League's rule states that a student must enroll and attend a high school to be considered a student of the school.
"There must be actual matriculation and attendance at least for a day," the judge said.
Huskey said he is confident that Goose Creek will get a fair hearing Monday.
"I guarantee it," he said. "I think with more information out there, our chances our good."
Young also admonished the High School League for holding Wednesday's hearing behind closed doors, which was in violation of the state's Freedom of Information Act. Young said Monday's hearing must be open.
Follow Philip M. Bowman on Twitter: @pandcphil.
Goose Creek football coach Chuck Reedy, with his wife Debbie, hurried from the Berkeley County Courthouse on Friday to prepare for the playoff game.×
photos by Grace Beahm/Staff Michelle Graves, mother of Goose Creek High School player Gerald Turner, was appealing to a higher power Friday as she awaited a judges ruling on whether the Gators could play their game against Bluffton on Friday night.×


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John is a native Texan, born in Austin. His father was in the U.S. Army, and the family moved often. He lived in Alaska and Oklahoma before his father retired in El Paso. John is the sixth of seven children, and is the only one who still resides in El Paso. He graduated from Eastwood High School, and earned a BA in Broadcast Production from UTEP. John was hired at KVIA while interning here in 1986. In 1991, he moved to Los Angeles to try his hand at freelance production work for KCAL-TV. He returned to El Paso the following year, and came home to KVIA to work in Master Control and Engineering. He moved on to Creative Services as an editor for commercial production, and has been Director of Creative Services since 1997.
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Seneca Trustees Inc. to Bank of America N.A., $218,082.63, Mill Creek
Ronald Davis to John Brooks, $15,000, Hedgesville
Broadfields Farm Inc. to Stuart Debaugh, $130,000, Opequon
Edward May to Sue Nortman, $75,000, Martinsburg
Seneca Trustees Inc. Sub. Tr. to Wells Fargo Bank N.A., $190,973.42, Falling Waters
Panhandle Homes of Berkeley County Inc. to Kettler Forlines Homes at Brookfield LLC, $70,000, Falling Waters
Panhandle Homes of Berkeley County Inc. to Phillip Douglas, $372,868, Falling Waters
Stoney Ridge LLC to Four Points Construction Inc., $35,000, Mill Creek
Four Points Construction Inc. to John Fedio, $220,000, Mill Creek
Kettler Forlines Homes at Hammond's Mill LLC to Jonathan Beattie, $235,000, Falling Waters
Jane Butler executrix to Joan Wandell, $114,000, Martinsburg
Kathy Persyk executrix to Patricia Hartman, $153,000, Arden
84 Lumber Acquisition & Development Company to Sara Ripple, $124,900, Arden
Dan Ryan Builders Inc. to Andrew Stimer, $134,990, Mill Creek
Dan Ryan Builders Inc. to Zhen Zheng, $132,500, Opequon
Branch Banking & Trust Co. to Ray Rexrode, $80,000, Mill Creek
Patricia Crim to Andrew Fultz, $165,500, Mill Creek
Crystal Tharp to Justin Childs, $66,500, Arden
William Thornton to Andrea Turner, $194,000, Mill Creek
Middle Creek View Estates LLC to J.D. Hunters LLC, $25,000, Mill Creek
Seneca Trustees Inc. Sub. Tr. to GMAC Mortgage LLC, $167,656.39, Mill Creek
Christina Law to Kayla Price, $135,000, Mill Creek
Daniel Burkhart to Mark Burkhart, $312,000, Gerrardstown
Mary Londregan to Joseph Reasbeck, $240,000, Martinsburg
Marvin Herbaugh to Joseph Stefanski, $40,000, Gerrardstown
Joseph Reasbeck to Brian Londregan, $140,000, Falling Waters
Douglas Stone to Elizabeth Wills, $275,000, Falling Waters
Paul Garrett to Serban Dobra, $200,000, Hedgesville
Jeffrey Pomeroy to Keith Munson, $115,000, Opequon
Apple Ridge Homes LLC to Matthew Mitchell, $129,162, Arden
HSBC Bank USA, National Association to Robert Willard Jr., $106,299, Martinsburg
Seneca Trustees Inc. to Bank of America NA, $210,085.11, Martinsburg
Seneca Trustees Inc. Sub. Tr. to JPMorgan Chase Bank National Association, $209,606.02, Mill Creek
Panhandle Homes of Berkeley County Inc. to Dan Ryan Builders Inc., $180,000, Hedgesville
Dan Ryan Builders Inc. to Meng Wang, $132,500, Opequon
Kenneth Barton Sub. Tr. to Roger Johnson, $16,000, Opequon
John Muia to Donald Burke III, $123,900, Arden
Carlos Niederauser to Maria Hernandez, $71,000, Martinsburg
Four Parceles Inc. to Thomas Murdock, $374,000, Gerrardstown
Richard Talbott to Michael Barth, $210,000, Arden
Stoney Ridge LLC to Four Points Construction Inc., $35,000, Mill Creek
Michael Barth to Oscar Burkhart, $310,000, Gerrardstown
Andrew Bright to Russell James, $242,000, Falling Waters
Deutsche Bank National Trust Company to Joshua Tomsic, $155,000, Falling Waters
Jeffrey Bright to Robert Johnson, $56,000, Arden
Dan Ryan Builders Inc. to Bruce Wills, $140,000, Arden
Susie McLucas to Rose Willie, $7,000, Falling Waters
Luther Akers to Robert Portz, $12,000, Falling Waters
Raymond Pulse to Lacey Largent, $22,000, Opequon
Dan Ryan Builders Inc. to Stefan Reid, $126,000, Arden
Wanda Lewis to G. Leroy Shade, $29,000, Gerrardstown
Susan Headley to Una Taylor, $50,000, Martinsburg
Linden Heavner to Michael Pettit Sr., $375,000, Mill Creek
Ronnie Armstrong to Bray Obitts, $136,000, Falling Waters
Lorena Giombetti to Abie Epuli, $12,000, Arden
Justin Salvati to Denise Lambiotte, $159,900, Mill Creek
Bryan Glascock to Roy Delawder, $129,900, Opequon
Bank of New York Mellon to R. Andrew Johnson, $65,000, Hedgesville
D.R. Horton Inc. to Mandy Daymude, $115,000, Falling Waters
Dan Ryan Builders Inc. to Tracy White, $142,500, Falling Waters
Robert Geisler to Margot Geisler, $30,000, Mill Creek
Marie Nicol executrix to Daniel Nicol Jr., $174,500, Falling Waters
Neil Melvin to Manuel Rodriguez, $260,000, Falling Waters
Four Points Construction Inc. to Jeremy Carson, $207,435, Mill Creek
David Piepenbrink to Marvin Fry, $152,000, Gerrardstown
Joel Carlson to Sonny Poston, $82,500, Arden
Knouse Foods Cooperative Inc. to Green Industrial Realty Inc., $215,000, Mill Creek
Dan Ryan Builders Inc. to Matthew Sandros, $155,422, Falling Waters
Charles Trump IV Sub. Tr. to Winebrenner LLC, $910,000, Opequon
Christine Lowman to Brian Snidemiller, $231,000, Hedgesville
Carolle Bailey to Mark Locke, $135,000, Gerrardstown
Lovrico Johnson to John Conner, $25,000, Falling Waters
CSX Transportation Inc. to Danny Faircloth, $1,500, Opequon
Deutsche Bank National Trust Company to Glenn Franklin, $85,199, Gerrardstown
Alma Rose to Ruby Mullins, $167,500, Falling Waters
Richard Sheffield Jr. to Arnold Martin III, $120,000, Falling Waters
Bruce Boltz to Stone Creek Properties LLC, $100,000, Martinsburg
Phillip Snow to Michael Lange, $15,000, Falling Waters
Seneca Trustees Inc. Sub. Tr. to David Irvin, $100,001, Arden
Michael Flanagan to Jesse Price, $199,900, Mill Creek
Connie Kesner Sub. Tr. to Abraham Ashton, $24,001, Martinsburg
Seneca Trustees Inc. Sub. Tr. to Ashton Prime Properties LLC, $108,001, Falling Waters
Marion Davidson Jr. to Jeffrey Richardson, $22,000, Falling Waters
Ann Stockman to Thomas Chew, $12,000, Falling Waters
Robert Anders to James Brown, $1,500, Falling Waters
Seneca Trustees Inc. Sub. Tr. to JP Morgan Chase Bank, National Association, $106,250, Arden
Seneca Trustees Inc. Sub. Tr. to HSBC Bank USA, National Association, $136,000, Mill Creek
June Estill to Peter J. Callahan PLLC, $215,000, Martinsburg
U.S. Bank National Association, N.D. to Richard L. Spinks, $70,000, Hedgesville
HSBC Bank USA, National Association to Richard F. Schwartz, $30,000, Martinsburg
NVR Inc. to Stephen Chapman, $181,640, Falling Waters
NVR Inc. to Thomas Munson, $179,840, Falling Waters
Benjamin Flanagan to Phillip Jenicek, $80,000, Gerrardstown
Robert Roach II to Lisa Puffenbarger, $80,000, Opequon
US Liens LLC to Mickey Duncan, $3,500, Martinsburg
Atlas Tri-State SPE LLC to Mickey Duncan, $35,000, Martinsburg
Jabbar Carter to Nathan Deavers, $187,000, Opequon
Michael Fellers to Ernest Frick, $25,000, Opequon
Rose Brodsky Estate to Victor Vannoy, $90,000, Falling Waters
Charles Roberts Sr. Estate to Ralph Miller, $42,000, Gerrardstown
JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association to Anthony Guglielmi, $65,000, Opequon
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Just as advertised
By Rebster
from Rutland, VT
Comments about Levenger Rollerball Refill Sampler:
The refill selection is excellent allowing for different ink flows for different application. They fit perfectly. As the pitchman on a TV infomercial for another product that ran a few years ago would scream into the camera, "Its made in Germany and everyone knows that the Germans make good stuff". A very high quality product at Levenger's usually high price. An excellent deal when they are on sale.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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By Deb
from Georgia
I have been a collector of True Writer pens for 20 years and love this set of refill for the ability to change up and change out my roller balls. All of the refills write beautifully, and the mixed set provided the opportunity for different pens with one purchase.
Great for Deciding
By ShebFiona
from Sheboygan, WI
Because I was not sure which style I would be most comfortable using, I ordered the sampler pack of refills. I am very pleased with that decision! I rated this lower for value because I don't believe that I will use all of the different styles; I foresee only using 2-3 of the 6.
Good sample
By EverydayUser
from Milwaukee, WI
Was looking for better quality refills for some pens I have and this sampler helped me find which ones fit. The quality is much better than the refills that I had been getting elsewhere and love the no shipping charges.
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Beware: Does not fit old True Writers!
By pixalu
from Seattle, WA
While this is a good product, it does not fit the older True Writers. It looks identical, but the fact is, it does not insert properly through the tip of the pen and actually gets stuck! If your True Writer is old, do not order this combo pack.If in doubt always call Levenger customer service who can recommend the right refills. They are very helpful.Massive thanks to Levenger customer service who very sweetly are sending me something that does work and a pre-paid return label for the refills that don't. Thanks so much!!!!
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
Merchant response: Thank you for your review. We are aware of the specialty refills needed for older True Writers and I am glad that you called. I see that a replacement (as you mentioned) is being sent to you and you'll receive them within a few days. Please know that we are here for you and anytime you have any questions please don't hesitate to call us first.
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By sue
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After trying out different refills, I need to buy more pens so I can have all these different kinds available for immediate use!
Good sample - Good value
By gargoyle030
from Minneapolis, MN
Picked up this sampler to go with the True Writer Metalist pen to get a better idea of which tips I liked best. Unlike the other review, all refills fit the pen just fine. Nice collection of refills, and helpful in determining which tip style works best. I would highly recommend this to go with a rollerball pen purchase.
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This dress shirt by BOSS, crafted from soft and breathable cotton, features a special finish that facilitates ironing. This regular fit style is shaped with a spread collar and two-button beveled cuffs, and comes with removable collar stays, spare stays, and a sewing kit. The collar and cuffs features a contrast diamond lining.
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In an essay on Huffington Post titled "The Godfather of All Encyclopedias," President Joan Hinde Stewart wrote about "one of the greatest of the Enlightenment philosophers, Denis Diderot," and the "dazzlingly original series of works that range in their subject matter from religion to science and morality" that are his legacy. Published on Oct. 7, two days after the 300th anniversary of Diderot's birth, Stewart's article focused primarily on his "the awesome Encyclopédie."
Describing it as "the godfather of all modern encyclopedias," Stewart wrote, "It is impossible to convey in just a few words the vastness of the enterprise or the depth of information that the Encyclopédie presents in its more than 70,000 entries. … Ever since its publication, the Encyclopédie has been pored over by scholars in search of data, method and information about myriad categories of knowledge disseminated (and often hidden) in its thousands of pages. Diderot's way of thinking was new; his scholarly ambition was staggering; his method was the model of scrupulous research."


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Historic Prison Tours- Jackson
The Historic Prison Tours offers public tours two Saturdays a month. This month, they're taking place on June 8 and June 22.
June 8, 2013 (10 am-4 pm)
June 22, 2013 (10 am-4 pm)
Begin the tour in downtown Jackson at the Michigan Theatre with a brief tour of this historic site. Then, with surround sound and an HD screen, see and hear the fascinating history of Michigan's First State Prison (1839-1934). Mixing film with live presentations by tour guides, you'll experience intriguing tales of prison life, colorful inmates, wardens, night-keepers, punishments, and reforms. You will see solitary cells and underground tunnels as the old prison come to life. Journey into the present to what the former prison has become – Armory Arts Village. On screen, visit an artist in his studio, once a cellblock and see an apartment carved out of two floors of 36 cells.
Next: Board the bus to 7-Block (1934-2007), a fully intact, closed cellblock at the Jackson State Correctional Facilities. Here, Robert DeNiro filmed the movie "Stone." Experience the "cage," or holding area. Then walk down the ramp that took prisoners from the real world to the one behind bars. Eat lunch at tables where thousands of inmates have downed their prison chow. Step inside a cell. Walk the five tiers of galleries. Go onto the prison yard. Hear of famous/infamous convicts, officers, riots, reforms, and a one-and-only helicopter escape.
After "doing time," board the bus to ART 634 on the site of the First State Prison. Once the famous Jackson Wagon Company, today ART 634 hosts The Old Prison Gift Shop and Gallery. Browse and buy souvenirs here, featuring art from the Prison Creative Arts Project (PCAP). This original art work is created by artists in Michigan correctional facilities, juvenile facilities, urban high schools, and communities across the state.
Seen on Film at the Historic Michigan Theatre
Experienced with Tour Guides on Live Prison Grounds
Tales of Famous/Infamous Inmates
Stories of Crime, Punishment & Reform
Lunch Served in 7-Block
Browse & Shop at the Old Prison Gift Shop & Gallery
Tour Begins at 124 N. Mechanic Street, Jackson, MI 49201, 3.5 miles south of I-94 (Cooper Street Exit 139)
RESERVATIONS NECESSARY: Call 517-817-8960.


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A cartoon series on Nickelodeon done in the style of a Korean animation (which is similar to anime-style) and centered in an ancient Asain-like world. The plot centers around a 12-year-old boy (the "Avatar") who is on a quest to master all four elements (air, water, earth, and fire) and save the world from a war started by the maleficent Fire Nation.
Ack, I'm missing Avatar: The Last Airbender, NOOOO!!
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An American animation show (not anime, like everyone seems to think) on Nickelodeon. Generally considered to be one of the better (if not best) efforts from any American production studio currently. Storyline involves the standard kids-saving-the-world shtick, with more than a few interesting twists on an old formula.
Avatar: The Last Airbender. It's a TV show.
Waku tarafından 2 Ocak 2006, Pazartesi
the story of a kid who can bend air without hair.
avatar: the last airbender is one of the only shows worth watching on nickelodean
gunslingergirlvy_c_e tarafından 7 Ağustos 2006, Pazartesi
Greatest Anime show I've ever seen on Nick about the Avatar, Aang, and his journey to beat the tyrrany plaguing his lands.
Lyke OMFG Avatar iz lyke on!!!!11111!!!!111!!!!!
meesa luv stuff tarafından 24 Ağustos 2005, Çarşamba
A very good American-style Animation, NOT ANIME, on TV right now. In my opinion, one of the best animated shows around. About a kid, named Aang, who can "bend" or control Air. Set in a world where control of the 4 elements Air, Water, Fire, and Earth is commonplace. A very good show, but sometimes its a little predictible, i would give it a 8/10.
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Eric DeCaro tarafından 23 Ocak 2007, Salı
the best show EVER on Nickelodeon. Yea, sometimes a little predictable but still great. Characters are awesome and and the whole plot and concept is great. Nick better stop airing new episodes of that mother-fuckin naked brothers and start airing the rest of avatar's season three. IT BEEN LIKE FOUR MONTHS ALREADY!
OMFG! when is Avatar: The Last Airbender gonna be on?
a bored person tarafından 15 Mart 2008, Cumartesi
A show on nickelodeon that most people think is shit. However it's a very entertaining show.
Why you ask?
-Good graphics
-fast paced action
The sad thing is that it's a kid-saving-the-world plot which has been done over and over. But nonetheless a very entertaining show.
Why you ask?
-Good graphics
-fast paced action
The sad thing is that it's a kid-saving-the-world plot which has been done over and over. But nonetheless a very entertaining show.
-OMG NOOEESS! Another show about a super kid?!!
-Shut up, you uber fag! Avatar: The last airbender is a great show.
-Shut up, you uber fag! Avatar: The last airbender is a great show.
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LINCOLN, Neb. - Penn State has lost four games, three of which it led at the half, while the other was tied. The Nittany Lions couldn't protect a 14-3 halftime lead against Ohio, a 7-3 lead against Virginia and got blitzed for 21 points in the third quarter after being even, 7-7, against Ohio State.
The disappointing trend for PSU continued Saturday as it gave up a 20-6 lead in less than six minutes in the third quarter and went on to lose to Nebraska.
"The losses that we've had - that's four now - it's all about the second half," cornerback Stephon Morris said. "We didn't finish the second half in all them losses."
The first-half numbers show Penn State has been ready to play early as it has outscored opponents, 157-39. The third quarter has been the team's Achilles heel, though, as the Lions have been outscored 56-6 in that quarter during their four losses.
Nebraska took the second-half kickoff and, going against the wind, drove 75 yards for a touchdown. Matt McGloin then made a major mistake as he threw an interception on third-and-15 from his own 16-yard line, setting up a tying score for the Cornhuskers.
"If you turn the ball over three times, you can't win against a team like this," McGloin said. "They'll find a way to win."
Morris said opposing teams appear to be "coming out with a little more fire" in the second half. It also has to do with opponents making good adjustments.
"We figured they would probably pressure us a little bit more and do some things differently," PSU coach Bill O'Brien said of Nebraska's second-half strategy. "We have got to do things coaching-wise and playing-wise [to adjust]."
Linebacker Glenn Carson, who set a career high with 14 tackles, said, "I think we do a really good job coming out in the first quarter and first half. Everyone plays hard, so I can't say. Maybe they caught us on our heels. ... I know everybody plays hard every single snap. Maybe it's adjustments."
And sometimes it's as simple as the opponent playing better.
"They were behind, and they were a little bit wounded and they came back swinging," Carson said. "I tip my hat to them."
Huskers once again show their mettle
Saturday marked the fourth time this season Nebraska has rallied in the fourth quarter to win. The Huskers had 250 yards of total offense in the second half and finished with 438 yards, 267 on the ground.
"We have a lot of heart," quarterback Taylor Martinez said. "We know that we can come back from anything."
Martinez finished with 104 yards rushing on 15 carries and completed 12-of-20 passes for 171 yards and a score. The Huskers had two 100-yard rushers as running back Ameer Abdullah carried 31 times for 116 yards.
Penn State knew Nebraska would run the ball a lot - 57 times - and still couldn't stop it as the Huskers averaged 4.7 yards per carry.
Nebraska coach Bo Pelini, whose team is fighting for a berth in the Big Ten title game and first Rose Bowl appearance as a member of the league, said he had not seen replays of the controversial fumble by PSU directly after the game.
"I know one thing that helps you in that situation is how they called it on the field," Pelini said. "You have to have indisputable evidence to overrule it, and something that is that bang-bang usually ends up going how they ruled it on the field."
Injury updates: Hill and Carter return
Defensive tackle Jordan Hill didn't start but did play a significant number of snaps after spraining his left knee last week at Purdue.
"I told them I was feeling good," said Hill, who found out Friday he would be able to play. "It was day-to-day through the whole week. ... I felt a little sluggish at first. I felt like my first step was a little slow, but once I got going, it felt pretty good."
James Terry started in place of Hill, but he went down with a left leg injury in the third quarter, forcing Hill to play the rest of the game. Hill finished with five tackles, one for a loss.
Tight end Kyle Carter also returned to action after missing last week's game with a left ankle injury. Carter caught one passes for 12 yards, but he suffered a right wrist injury in the third quarter and didn't return.
Safety Malcolm Willis was injured twice, coming back from what appeared to be a shoulder injury before departing with what looked like an ankle injury. Defensive end Sean Stanley also was shaken up in the fourth quarter.
O'Brien had no updates on any of the injured players after the game.
Robinson ties record
Allen Robinson caught six passes for 97 yards and tied the PSU season record with 63 receptions (also held by O.J. McDuffie and Bobby Engram).
"It means a lot, just with the receivers that have come through here, to be up there with those guys," Robinson said. "I don't know those guys [McDuffie and Engram] personally. I've definitely heard of them. So as far as that goes that definitely means a lot.
"At the beginning of the season, before all the sanctions happened and people started leaving, I didn't know what was in my future for this season," Robinson added. "I just wanted to go out there and try to be productive for the team. But once a few players left, I knew my role on the offense would definitely step up."
Zwinak runs over and through Nebraska
Zach Zwinak had his fourth 100-yard rushing game and set another career high with 141 yards. He also ran through a gaping hole for a 50-yard TD run on the game's fourth play from scrimmage.
"It's exciting because, it's you and the end zone, you've got to try and outrun the people," Zwinak said of the long run. "But it's nervous; you don't want to get caught from behind."
Zwinak also committed a costly turnover when he fumbled at the Nebraska 5-yard line.
"Couldn't tell you. I've just got to watch the film," he said when asked what happened. "I just know that was unacceptable that I lost it."
Zwinak clearly has emerged as PSU's top running back, while Bill Belton's time in the spotlight seems to be over. He had only one carry Saturday, losing a yard, after playing just one snap last week.
Big day for kickers
Sam Ficken kicked field goals of 27, 38 and 35 yards, extending his streak to six consecutive makes. His long for the season coming into the game was 34 yards, and he enjoyed a big day despite getting hit in the eye with some debris in the first quarter.
Punter Alex Butterworth also had a big day for PSU, averaging 47.7 yards on three kicks, while Nebraska's Brett Maher drilled a 69-yard punt that pinned the Lions at their 2 late in the game.
News and notes
PSU's game captains were QB Matt McGloin, DE Sean Stanley and snapper Emery Etter. ... Wind was a big factor, especially in the first half, as there were gusts up to 35 mph. ... O'Brien said a sideline interference penalty in the second quarter was not called on secondary coach John Butler. He said the official ran into a player. ... LB Gerald Hodges had 14 tackles for PSU. ... Trevor Williams was deep on kickoff returns for PSU, along with Jesse Della Valle.
(Compiled by Cory Giger)


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The Timberland High School Lady Wolves Basketball Program attended team camp June 18 to 20 at Presbyterian College in Clinton, SC.
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Timberlands Varsity Coach Azure Agnew and the JV Coach Amy Hood said that the players on-court performance was impressive and showed improvement.
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Serves 8 |
Prep Time 10 minutes |
Cook Time 10 minutes
12 ounces Eden Kamut Vegetable Spirals
15 ounces Eden Garbanzo Beans, drained
15 ounces Eden Kidney Beans, drained
15 ounces Eden Great Northern Beans, drained
1 cup celery with leaves, thinly sliced
3 medium organic tomatoes, diced
7 ounces pitted kalamata olives, sliced in halfor pitted black olives
2 (12 oz each) jars water packed artichoke hearts, quartered
1/2 cup fresh basil, chopped
1/4 cup fresh parsley, minced
1/4 cup Eden Extra Virgin Olive Oil
1/4 cup Eden Brown Mustard
1 1/2 tsp Eden Sea Salt, or to taste
1/2 tsp finely ground black pepper, or to taste
1/2 cup freshly squeezed lemon juice
1 clove garlic, pressed
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Ever since, in 1923, in a poem that has become very famous, a poet from the Lower Engadin, Pieder Lansel, compared the dying Tamangur forest to the Romansch language that was also disappearing at the time, the "God da Tamangur" has been far more than just the highest pine forest in Europe. It is, for the Romansch culture and language, a symbol of perseverance, strength and the will to survive.
The conservation area of the God da Tamangur forest covers 212 acres. Here nature can develop freely, no more trees are felled and the ones that die are left to lie where they fall. Some trees grow even at heights up to 2400 m, extremely slowly, but they can live to be 700 years old. The pinus cembra (stone pine) is the only type of pine to have five needles.
On the former Tamangur Dadora alp, there are information notices telling you about the significance of the forest. Every Wednesday throughout the summer, the Scuol Tourist Office offers guided tours into the conservation area, which was newly created in 2007, on a bridle path that takes you over into Val Müstair. Visitors can find out a great deal about the ecology of the area and the symbolism of this pine forest.
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The careful planning of a tour will ensure that you also derive the maximum pleasure and enjoyment from it. Please take the time to contact the local information centre and enquire about route and weather conditions before setting off. Your intended trail may be fully or partially closed, depending on the time of year and weather conditions.