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WINGATE - The ball was the farthest thing from Altoona Area junior McKenzie Hatch's mind for the Lady Lions' District 6 Class AAAA semifinal girls basketball playoff game with State College.
"My job was to keep Jenna Altomare as contained as I possibly could," Hatch said. "She's a good player."
She did a solid job of it, limiting State's quick, athletic senior guard to three field goals and 12 points. When the opportunity presented itself to do some damage on the other side of the floor, though, Hatch rose to the occasion, too.
Hatch scored 12 and fellow Lady Lion guard Kaycie Reffner netted 14, combining for five 3-pointers between them. Altoona took advantage of the resurgent backcourt play and some yeoman's work courtesy of its backup forwards to offset Kyla Irwin's 28-point effort and cash in a ticket to the 6-AAAA finals with a 59-55 victory at Bald Eagle Area High School on Saturday afternoon.
"Coach [Jill] Helsel always tells us to hit our shots. We've been working on that a lot," said Hatch, who knocked down two treys and scored 10 points in the first half, enabling Altoona to grab a seven-point lead despite standout 6-footers Darby Lee and Kayla Grimme both being saddled with fouls. "It's really important, because our big girls are probably the two best big girls in the area. So, when they get double-teamed and kick it back out, we have to hit them."
They've been doing that with greater and greater proficiency lately. The Lady Lions entered the playoffs coming off wins over Bishop Guilfoyle and Williamsport when they made 11 and nine 3-pointers, respectively. In the last month, Altoona also has made nine or more from long distance against Central Mountain, Mifflin County and in its second regular season meeting with State College.
The Lady Lions made more than six in a game only three times in their first 13 contests.
"We talk about anytime you have an open shot, whether bigs or guards, you've got to knock it down," Helsel said after her team improved to 16-7. "In games like this, to get an open shot is almost unheard of. If they do get one, they have to hit it, and we've really been practicing without open shots."
Altoona only made six 3s against State College this time, but when it knocked them down was crucial. Hatch, who only had 16 3-pointers in the regular season, swished one at the 3:50 mark of the first quarter to give the Lady Lions a lead they never relinquished, 9-6, then made another six minutes later to put Altoona up by six. She finished the half by finding Reffner, who has been on a tear behind the arc, for a crusher with 1.7 seconds to go in the first half.
Lady Lion outside shooting specialist Lauren Donley chose a critical time to make her only trifecta, converting with 4:30 left in the game to stunt a State College run, answer Taylor Allison's 3 and push the Altoona advantage back from three to six points.
"Our first goal was to get the big girls into foul trouble. We just weren't able to make that run when they weren't in the game," said Lady Little Lion coach Bethany Irwin, whose team finished the year 14-9 by falling to Altoona for the third time by eight points or fewer. "Their guards are quick.
"We just fell short."
Lee and Grimme were factors when they were on the floor - Lee had 14 points and 10 rebounds, Grimme nine points, nine rebounds and six blocks - but that wasn't for very long. Both picked up their fourth foul in the third quarter and eventually fouled out.
Rachel Dibert and Shania Feathers, though, managed to hold their own in extended minutes off the bench for Altoona. Dibert scored five points.
"Our big girls have been in [foul] trouble a lot of the season, and our bench has gotten a lot of experience, and it showed tonight. We've been preaching to the girls, 'This is why you play the schedule that you play,'" Helsel said. "Rachel Dibert stepped in, and, to everyone in the crowd, it might have been like, 'Oh, no.' But I was confident putting her in, because she's done it already."
Kyla Irwin, the State College coach's 5-11 daughter, made it interesting with nine field goals and going 9-for-11 at the line.
"She's a very good player. They can lob the ball to her. She looks to score," Helsel said.
Altoona will be looking for its third straight 6-AAAA championship on Wednesday at St. Francis University, as well as the chance to avenge two regular season losses to Hollidaysburg.
"It feels great to get another shot at Hollidaysburg. We're getting ready for it already," Hatch said.
STATE COLLEGE (55): Altomare 3 5-10 12, Stevenson 1 0-0 2, Allison 1 0-0 3, King 0 2-2 2, Irwin 9 9-11 28, Karstetter 0 0-1 0, Mahon 2 0-0 4, F. Treglia 0 2-2 2, Kaluza 0 0-0 0, A. Treglia 1 0-0 2. Totals - 17 18-26 55
ALTOONA (59): Hatch 2 6-10 12, Reffner 3 5-6 14, Donley 2 0-0 5, Lee 5 4-5 14, Grimme 4 1-4 9, Dibert 1 3-4 5, Feathers 0 0-0 0. Totals - 17 19-33 59.
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Altoona14 18 11 16-59
3-point goals: State College 3 (Altomare, Irwin, Allison); Altoona 3 (Hatch 2, Reffner 3, Donley).
Officials: Dave Pray, Steve Schaaf, Ray Hoppel.
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WASHINGTON (NNPA) – The 52-year-old U. S. Commission on Civil Rights, historically a leading force for overturning racist policies and enacting civil rights laws against Jim Crow segregation, has become obsolete and must be replaced, say civil rights leaders who are moving to make it happen.
Largely because of right wing political domination and appointees stacked by the Bush administration, rights leaders say the eight-member
Commission has done little for civil rights progress lately and over the past several years has done more to turn back the clock.
"There should be a new commission. You need a commission to do what it did when it was doing what it was supposed to do, which is look at all these new problems – the old ones and the new ones," said constitutional law expert Mary Frances Berry, a former member of the commission, who served 11 years as its chair.
"Discrimination complaints on the basis of race have increased exponentially. And most of them are found to be valid. This has just happened over the past few years."
Berry, who resigned from the Commission in late 2004, continued, "People are still having problems on their jobs, we've still got police, community
issues and everything. People are getting shot, every kind of issue you can think of.
"The fact that Obama is president doesn't mean that the issues just went away. It doesn't matter who the president is. You need an independent watchdog that will investigate and look at civil and human rights issues and try to build consensus and make recommendations, and work to try to get something done."
In her new book, "And Justice for All," an extensively researched history of the Commission and America's "continuing struggle for freedom,"
Berry says the current commission must be replaced with a U.S. Commission on Civil and Human Rights in order to renew its power against injustice.
"The addition of human rights could make clear a concern with the nexus between race, sex, disability, age, national origin, sexual orientation, religious discrimination, poverty and civil liberties concerns," Berry writes. "A civil and human rights commission could also monitor U. S. compliance with the international human rights covenants to which we are a party and encourage adoption of those we have not approved."
The U.S. Commission on Civil Rights is supposed to be an independent, bipartisan body that was established by Congress in 1957 under the administration of President Dwight D. Eisenhower. It is primarily a fact-finding body that looks into allegations of discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, age, disability or national origin.
Berry recalled how the Commission worked with civil rights greats Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Roy Wilkins, Whitney Young and others to document facts that led to civil rights laws.
"The impact of the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights is sort of an overall missing piece of how we got over," she said.
While civil rights battles raged in the streets, lunch counters and jail cells, the Commission, which still has an advisory committee in each state, would visit communities, using subpoena power to compel both Blacks and Whites to give often shocking testimony about their personal experiences of injustices as well as those they witnessed.
"The Commission from that time until the Reagan administration was a force for trying to make change. They would make recommendations. They worked with everybody," Berry recalled.
Then the Reagan politics began. In 1983, two years after he took office, Reagan fired Berry, Blandina C. Ramirez and Murray Saltzman from the Commission after they publicly disagreed with him on his administration's civil rights policies.
"They decided to fire commissioners and appoint those who would be mouthpieces," Berry said.
Rather than accept Reagan's action, Berry and Ramirez sued and won back their seats after the Federal District Court in Washington, D.C. ruled that the commissioners served as watchdogs.
In her 24 years on the Commission, Berry became known for her fights with presidents, including challenges to Jimmy Carter, Reagan, George H. W. Bush, Bill Clinton and George W. Bush. She resigned from the Commission in late 2004 amidst intense disputes with President Bush and his appointees on the Commission. In the book she states, "President George W. Bush essentially 'fired' me."
Mary Frances Berry is the Geraldine R. Segal professor of American Social Thought and professor of History at the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa., where she teaches history and law.


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Last month, the U.S. produced more oil that we import. Think the oil companies will try to export it to keep prices higher?
Exxon Mobil made 41 billion in profits in 2012.
Small lump of change.
It the service station operators who struggle with pennies on the gal.
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GrantMingus, That is why the Oil companies sold off their refineries. The Oil Companies still make a very nice chunk of change on Oil sales.
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While I don't disagree with the sentiments made thus far in the comments for this poll, I do have to say, those "evil oil companies" (who employ and handsomely pay thousands of employees) don't really generate a lot of profit on a gallon of fuel. The government brings in quite a bit more money. Bad bureaucratic policy is much more to blame for higher fuel prices than those "evil oil companies".
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They're certainly not going to do anything to keep the prices DOWN
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It's all about money .
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Yes, the Oil Companies will export the Oil. That is why we need regulations in place before the Keystone Pipeline is built that place a very heavy tax on any oil exported from our shores. The only reason the Oil Companies ever wanted to build the Keystone pipeline is so they could use our own southern ports to export our oil resources.
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The path cities are on isn't financially sustainable....
Activecitizen, that's good to hear. I hope they were able to relate what was discussed to some of the decisions they are making.
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I really hope we didnt pay captain obvious to make his speech on stuff anybody with an 8th grade education already knows.
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Capricorn1, several city leaders were in attendance. Mayor Campana, at least three members of city council from what I saw, county government officials, etc. It was a very engaging conversation.
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Francine, you nailed it. I wonder if city leadership was present and taking notes because as you pointed out Francine, points outlined in this article are directly opposite of some of the initiatives being undertaken by local government.
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I wrote a song 15 years ago about the college and now the hospital did it too "We knock down your victorians drug use is the case the city lost a million I"ll erode your tax base I"m a non profit guess who I am i""ll take your houses and your money and you wont understand I wear gucci shoes ten thousand dollar suits tax payer money for my personal use" sung in the key of g
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Pinning social troubles on Jesse Bloom is not fair. Every other small city in PA had similar demographic shifts during the same time, and they all had different mayors.
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LISBON -Village Council wasted little time on repairing the former street department garage after being told they would have to leave its current location come spring.
Council voted at this week's meeting to spend up to $4,000 to repair the old garage on state Route 164 near Saltwell Road so the street department can resume using it.
The garage was abandoned after being damaged during the August 2004 flash flooding that occurred in the village. Since then, Lisbon has been renting the former Center Township garage on South Jefferson Street, which is owned by the Columbiana County Park District.
Park district officials advised council last month they want the street department to be out of the South Jefferson Street facility by March 31, which is when the park district intends to begin using the garage to store equipment and for offices.
Council had been talking about reoccupying the abandoned street department garage for the past two years but never acted until receiving the eviction notice. After the last
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The village has been paying $14,400 a year in rent to the park district, which they will save be reoccupying the old street department garage.
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- Long-time village employee Cheryl Mills submitted her resignation after announcing her plans to retire for good at the end of the year. Mills has worked 42 years for the village, mostly as the mayor's secretary and zoning board clerk. She retired several years ago but was rehired to the same position on a part-time basis.
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Coming from a site whose front page feature is "Celebrity Big Brother is Back," this doesn't mean all that much. It doesn't change the level of expectation I had of them being there at all.
Let's ask Perez Hilton. His ghostwriters scooped APW, after all.
6/26 Sunflower Bean @ Constellation Room, 7/3 Telecaves @ Non Plus Ultra, 7/7 Mitski @ The Echo, 7/22 Weird Al @ Hollywood Bowl, 7/28 Tokimonsta @ Hammer Museum, 8/3 Marissa Nadler @ The Echo, 8/4 Radiohead @ Shrine Auditorium, 8/7 Sufjan Stevens @ Hollywood Bowl, 8/27-28 FYF Fest, 9/24 Music Tastes Good, 9/25 Lush @ Fonda
Wait a minute, Dale Gribble isn't from Tucson...
Really is Blur a headliner? In America?
"It's in the K" - Martha Stewart
Since the show list is very minimal...
August 29 // Chemical Brothers w/ Chromeo & Yacht @ Hollywood Bowl
September 26 // Vampire Weekend w/ Beach House & the Very Best @ Hollywood Bowl
October 5 // ARCADE FIRE @ Henry Miller Library
October 13 // Corin Tucker Band @ The El Rey
(someone should give me Sufjan Stevens tickets, aint got none of those)
Any time I saw them I do not recall it being sold out. (Which was the Palladium and the SB Bowl)
Plus I really dont think the Killers are a Coachella type of band. I just dont see it.
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"It's in the K" - Martha Stewart
Since the show list is very minimal...
August 29 // Chemical Brothers w/ Chromeo & Yacht @ Hollywood Bowl
September 26 // Vampire Weekend w/ Beach House & the Very Best @ Hollywood Bowl
October 5 // ARCADE FIRE @ Henry Miller Library
October 13 // Corin Tucker Band @ The El Rey
(someone should give me Sufjan Stevens tickets, aint got none of those)
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P Diddy made sure New York revellers got back from the ball safely on New Year's Eve by teaming up with City Taxi & Limousine Commission to give people free rides home.
Diddy said: "New York is the most iconic New Year's Eve city. Let's show everyone a holiday celebration doesn't end on the stroke of midnight, but when everyone gets home safely." Pimp my New Year or what...
Then I will hold you down and spit her percolations all over you until you're as greasy as the day she regrets pushing your big fat ass out her big fat cunt.
I'd like Blur to headline, seeing as that would give them a bigger time slot. Gorillaz has a new album coming out also. If Damon were to do a Gorillaz -> Blur, then I think that would be a good set-up for ticket sales, depending on how the rest of the day is.
But still, I don't know if Blur would start everything with Coachella. I'm sure they're all cool with Paul T and Goldenvoice. I mean, Blur has been to Coachella before, and The Good, The Bad, and The Queen were able to play their entire album in 2007; but Blur is such a British band. I can't see them making their first show in America.
& you won't convince me that Gorillaz have had more singles, just more videos (but since we're talking about an animated-visual band, that's bound to be the case, isn't it?)
but yeah, I would be shocked if Blur started their reunion comeback at Coachella... but i've also predicted that their first US show will be Coachella 2010
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I would take Blur as a headliner over 95% of the crap pushed by this board... easily.
i would put them in my top ten headliner choices, easily (and most of those ten would be longshot, wish acts)...
i can only think of a handful of acts i'd skip Blur for in a conflict, and most of them GV probably won't book anyway... pussies.
Blur >>>>>>>>>>>> JJ
Blur >>>>>>>>>>> Coldplay
Blur >>>>>>>>> Morrissey
Blur >>>>>>> The Killers
Blur >>>>>> U2
Blur >>>> Neil Young
Blur >>> Radiohead (yes, i said it!)
Blur >> Oasis
Blur > No Doubt
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Diabetes nutrition focuses on healthy foods. But you can eat sweets once in a while without feeling guilty or significantly interfering with your blood sugar control. The key to diabetes nutrition is moderation.
For years, people with diabetes were warned to avoid sweets. But what researchers understand about diabetes nutrition has changed.
Sweets count as carbohydrates in your meal plan. The trick is substituting small portions of sweets for other carbohydrates — such as bread, tortillas, rice, crackers, cereal, fruit, juice, milk, yogurt or potatoes — in your meals. To allow room for sweets as part of a meal, you have two options:
Let's say your typical dinner is a grilled chicken breast, a medium potato, a slice of whole-grain bread, a vegetable salad and fresh fruit. If you'd like a small frosted cupcake after your meal, look for ways to keep the total carbohydrate count in the meal the same. You may trade your slice of bread and the fresh fruit for the cupcake. Or replace the potato with a low-carbohydrate vegetable such as broccoli. Adding the cupcake after this meal keeps the total carbohydrate count the same. Just remember, dessert serving sizes can vary significantly, so try to estimate your carbohydrate count as accurately as possible.
To make sure you're making even trades, read food labels carefully, and be sure to ask your dietitian if you have any questions. Look for the total carbohydrate in each food, which tells you how much carbohydrate is in one serving of the food.
As part of diabetes nutrition, artificial sweeteners can offer the sweetness of sugar without the calories. Artificial sweeteners may help you reduce calories and stick to a healthy meal plan — especially when used instead of sugar in coffee and tea, on cereal, or in baked goods. In fact, artificial sweeteners are considered free foods because they contain very few calories and don't count as a carbohydrate, a fat or any other food in your meal plan.
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Artificial sweeteners don't necessarily offer a free pass for sweets.
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Vivid and sometimes violently real dreams or memories caused by the extended use of morphine or heroin.
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Ex junkies often suffer from terrible morphine dreams.
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Many demonstrations and tutorials exist for creating a new web site hosted on Windows Azure Web Sites, but this video will walk you through the process of moving an existing site, and the site's SQL Server database, to Windows Azure. First, we'll use the SQL Server 2012 Client Tools to copy a database into Windows Azure Blob Storage. Then, the Windows Azure Portal is used to import that blob file into a new Windows Azure SQL Database. After creating a new Web Site and linking the new site to the imported database, the site is published in seconds using the Visual Studio 2012 web publishing features. If you've been wondering how you could migrate your web site to Windows Azure, this is a great place to get started.
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Great video! Now, if I could make one small request, could we get a video on how to migrate an existing ASP.NET site using ASP.NET Membership? I have such a site and it fails on step one. SQL Server is not able to migrate the database because of incompatible features with Azure. I suspect the SQL Azure Migration Wizard might do a better job but it still shows some errors. It's little gotchas like these that keep me from migrating all my sites to Azure.
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dan "hey bexiliceux! fancy a game of licktionary?"
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The Penn State Board of Trustees deserves credit for taking the initiative to conduct its own internal investigation into the Sandusky matter.
But the NCAA sent a terrible message to all universities across the country when it proceeded to condemn and sanction Penn State based on Penn State's own investigation.
The NCAA did not follow its own by-laws when it did not conduct its own independent investigation. Rather, the NCAA relied solely on the Freeh report for its imposition of extreme sanctions.
Now, if a large university with a prominent football program has a potential criminal problem, the precedent has been set by the NCAA that it will use a school's internal investigation for sanctions against the school.
For example, do you think that Alabama or Oregon would ever consider conducting its own internal investigation after what the NCAA did to Penn State?
As a past chairman and current member of the Board of Trustees at Juniata College, I commend Penn State's board for doing the right thing by initiating and paying for a comprehensive examination by a respected jurist and public servant.
Also, Penn State properly showed transparency by making the results of the Freeh report public for the entire country to review.
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CLEMSON Clemson coach Dabo Swinney described his own team as good but not great earlier this season. The Tigers made strides toward becoming the consistent program Swinney desires with back-to-back, 10-win seasons. But losses to South Carolina and Florida State demonstrated Clemson is still flawed in some areas.
As No. 14 Clemson prepares for No. 8 LSU in the Dec. 31 Chick-fil-A Bowl heres a look at what went right and what went wrongin the 2012 regular season:
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For years, Clemson had been dogged by inconsistency. Clemson better played to a standard in recording a second straight 10-win season this fall, something not achieved at the school since 1987-90. Clemson did not stumble to any ACC opponent it was expected to beat for the first time in a decade. Clemson was 8-3 against the spread in 2012. Even it its losses, the Tigers were competitive.
ESPN national recruiting analyst Tom Luginbill said this was a key step in regard to the perception of the program.
If youve followed Clemson theyve had their moments where they start off hot and take a nose dive and theyve done that several years, Luginbill said. I think for the first time youre starting to see consistent progress. I said before the year I thought it was very important for Clemson to have back-to-back, 10-win seasons.
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Many wondered whether defenses catch up to Morris offense this fall. Would Clemson regress, losing three starting linemen? Would Tajh Boyd take a step back as a second-year starter?
Instead Clemson rewrote much of the programs offensive record books, finishing eighth in the nation in total offense. Morris proved he did not just copy mentor Gus Malzahns system, hes adept in teaching technique and a good problem solver in implementing the pistol to help he is offensive line. It is why CBSSports.com rates him as the fifth most attractive head coaching candidate this offseason.
3 Player development on offense:
Some have questioned Clemsons ability to develop players but this fall receiver DeAndre Hopkins went from solid to stardom, the offensive line exceeded all expectations and Boyd slimmed down to become an athletic, dual-threat quarterback. Beyond coaching and commitment by players to self improvement, Clemson has added a training table and has a renewed commitment to nutrition.
1 Defense:
We learned in 2012 that the 2011 defensive issues were not solely, or perhaps even mostly, related to former defensive coordinator Kevin Steele. Tackling, suspect secondary play and a lack of front-four difference makers remained common themes and it was defense that was in large part culpable in losses to South Carolina and Florida State.
2- Depth:
In part because of the 2008 and 2009 recruiting classes eroded by coaching change, Clemson had little proven depth in 2012. Sixty of the 85 players on scholarship were freshmen or sophomores. For example, when a key player like cornerback Martin Jenkins went down with an injury there was no competent backup to replace him.
3 The 2011 recruiting class:
Rarely does Clemson sign multiple five-star prospects like it did in 2011, signing four. Clemson received little production from the class in 2012. One of the five-stars, Mike Bellamy, was dismissed from the team. Stephone Anthony lost his starting linebacker position, fellow linebacker Tony Steward was limited to special teams and Sammy Watkins regressed.


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Who's top dog in Buffalo? It depends on whom you're asking.
In its annual survey of its registrations of purebreds, the American Kennel Club found that Buffalo bucked the national trend toward the Labrador retriever by registering more German shepherds than any other dog.
Those rankings are pulled from registrations of AKC-recognized purebreds in Buffalo ZIP codes, usually carried out by breeders when pups are whelped or by a person who buys a puppy whose parents were both registered with the AKC, says Jessica Rice, public relations manager for the AKC. "We base the rankings off our registration statistics," she says.
But if you want to dig deeper into what dogs actually live in the city, as reflected in dog-licensing numbers kept by the City Clerk's Office, you'll find that Rin Tin Tin has a few competitors.
In front of German shepherds are, in order, Labrador retriever mixes (792 licensed), German shepherd mixes (502 licensed), American Staffordshire terriers/pit bulls (499 licensed), Labrador retrievers (484 licensed) and pit bull mixes (377 licensed). Dogs identified as purebred German shepherds are sixth in popularity, with 331 licensed by the City of Buffalo.
Although the AKC recognizes both the American Staffordshire terrier and the Staffordshire bull terrier, which people might classify by appearance as "pit bulls," dogs must be the offspring of two purebred AKC-registered dogs to be registered with the group. Rescued dogs, mixed-breed dogs, canines from breeds not recognized by the AKC, or purebred dogs whose parents lack AKC papers cannot be registered by the AKC.
German shepherds topped the Buffalo AKC ranking last year for the first time, beating out Labrador retrievers.
"I'm kind of shocked" at the high AKC ranking of German shepherds in the city, says Gina M. Browning, public relations director of the SPCA Serving Erie County. Browning says that few shepherds wind up in the shelter, which might be expected for a popular dog, but she also sees few German shepherds at agency-sponsored large public events to which people bring their dogs.
Almost 1,000 dogs attended the agency's Paws in the Park fundraiser last year, and the only German shepherd that Browning recalled seeing was the working K9 with a Cheektowaga police officer.
Things were far different for German shepherds in the 1990s, Browning says. "We used to have so many German shepherds when I came here 20 years ago," she says, "and people would go out of their way to not walk past their kennels because they were so afraid of German shepherds."
The public fear of certain breeds shifted from German shepherds to Doberman pinschers, then to Rottweilers, and is now focused on pit bulls, Browning says. "German shepherds have now evolved to being hero dogs," she says. "I think on 9/11, people started seeing these dogs at work, and now instead of being afraid of them, people regard them as heroes."
Nationally, Labrador retrievers, which come in three colors – yellow, black and chocolate _ topped the popularity list for AKC registrations.
By winning the national AKC derby in 2012, its 22nd consecutive year atop the group's registration charts, the Labrador retriever – a happy-go-lucky family dog – tied the record set by the poodle, which was the most popular AKC-registered purebred from 1960 to 1982. That category included all three recognized sizes of poodle – toy, miniature and standard.
The AKC list for most popular Buffalo registered breeds includes, after German shepherds, Labrador retrievers, a tie between dachshunds and golden retrievers, and Yorkshire terriers.
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The Red Door (Large Print / Paperback)
January 2010 Indie Next List
"World War I affected not only those who served, but those who stayed at home. Inspector Ian Rutledge has returned from the war but has brought back his own horrors and guilt. Now, he is faced with two cases, which, he suspects, may be connected. Filled with unexpected twists and turns plus the personal angst of Rutledge himself, The Red Door is one more satisfying chapter in the life of Inspector Rutledge, his family, and cohorts."
— Wendy Foster Leigh, The King's English, Salt Lake City, UT
Lancashire, England-June, 1920
Who was the woman who lived and died behind the red door? What did she see before she died? And who was the man who never came home from the Great War, for the simple reason that he had never gone to war? How is the woman's death linked to his disappearance? And why is Scotland Yard blind to the connection, even when Inspector Ian Rutledge points it out?
Praise For…
-San Jose Mercury News on The Red Door
"Fascinating and compelling."
-Winston-Salem Journal on The Red Door
"One of the strongest entries yet in a series that shows no sign of losing steam….Once again Todd perfectly balances incisive portraits of all the characters, not just the complex and original lead."
-Publishers Weekly (starred review) on The Red Door
"Engaging and atmospheric."
-Library Journal on The Red Door
"A complex story with lots of unexpected twists and turns….A fun ride to a surprising conclusion."
-Mystery Scene on The Red Door
"Superb…haunting tale of love and loss."
-Globe and Mail (Toronto) on The Red Door
"In The Red Door, Charles Todd shows again that this series about Ian Rutledge, a battle-fatigued World War I veteran and Scotland Yard detective, is as fresh and original as when the shell-shocked detective debuted 12 novels ago."
-Sun-Sentinel (Florida) on The Red Door
"An intriguing story that's impossible to put down…reminiscent of Agatha Christie."
-Post and Courier (Charleston, SC) on The Red Door
"The book is more than a whodunit. Todd's characters are well-wrought, his settings evocative, and the book a pleasure to read."
-World magazine on The Red Door


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Many complain
-- we've already gone to the moon, why go back? "And
what's the point of expensive programs like the International Space
Station (ISS) that cost taxpayers millions and return results that on
the surface don't seem a cost-effective way of solving pressing Earth
based problems?" they argue.
On the other hand, the lure
of exploration and scientific discovery are always driving forces, as
is national pride. While the NASA officials would be unlikely
to admit it on record, most will be embarrassed if we get beaten to
Mars. For these reasons alone, the U.S. is unlikely to turn
away from its dreams of exploring the solar system -- however, the
critical emerging argument is how best to achieve such
Retired aerospace executive Norman Augustine is
leading a panel that has supplied a 155-page report to Congress with
suggestions from individuals intimately involved in NASA's past
successes. The panel has suggested some rather drastic
shifts in the government's space spending strategy.
the panel's recommendations are to focus on refining Ares I before
deploying it and, in the meantime, buy rides to low-Earth orbit from
foreign players. It also recommends that rather than scrapping
the ISS or shuttle fleet, to instead retain them, using them on a
reduced basis. Finally, it recommends that rather than trying
to set up a moon base, we instead focus on traveling to Mars, or
alternative low gravity destinations such as near-Earth asteroids or
the Martian moons.
Congress, though, largely feels that the
such drastic changes are unnecessary, and is leaning towards pumping
$3B USD extra into the space agency to try to fix its problems.
U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson — a Florida Democrat who flew aboard the
space shuttle and helped convince President Barack Obama to give
NASA's top spot to his former mission commander, Charles Bolden –
says that President Obama promised him, "NASA will get enough
money to do what it does best: go explore the heavens."
Gabrielle Giffords, an Arizona Democrat who is married to an
astronaut and chairs the House Space and Aeronautics Subcommittee,
characterized the Ares I-X prototype test program as "well
managed" and "executable". She said that the
test flight showed NASA to be "on track with its human space
exploration program", and that no major policy shift was
The Augustine Panel, though, insists NASA's plans are
a surefire recipe for failure. They say that the return to the
Moon will cost approximately $145B USD -- $45B USD more than
previously estimated. Given the current NASA budget of $18B USD
yearly, even President Obama's planned cash infusion won't
be able to provide enough funding by 2020, the planned mission
date, the panel argues. The panel adds that the shuttle fleet's
retirement timetable is unrealistic and should be extended to 2011.
And it sharply remarks about the government's plans to shutter the
ISS in 2015, commenting, "It makes no sense to shut down the
space station after five years of operation."
The panel
argues that rockets from commercial startups such as SpaceX's
Falcon 9 and Orbital Sciences Corp.'s Taurus 2 would better serve
the industry. Here a critical question becomes whether
Augustine and his colleagues -- many of them who work in the private
sector -- can offer unbiased analysis, given that many of them would
stand to profit from such a shift.
Currently NASA plans on
offering $50M USD over the next year to fund the commercial
development of rockets to carry astronauts. The Augustine
Panel, though, suggests that Ares won't be ready for manned missions
by 2017, and that heavier investment in commercial endeavors is the
only practical approach. XCOR Aerospace's Jeff Greason, a
member of the panel said it was his "personal opinion" that
commercial rockets were a better value than Ares.
So will
Congress follow the recommendations and "pull the plug",
cutting back on Ares, after its first successful flight? Or
will it go its own way, charging ahead with Ares? The omnibus
spending bill that applies to NASA, which is to be passed in a few
weeks, will shed some clues. But ultimately the nation may have
to wait for a Presidential address from Barack Obama before the true
fate of NASA and the U.S. space program is made clear.
quote: One thing I've wondered since I started my internship at NASA was "Why reinvent the wheel?" We have had working rockets since the 1960's capable of just about everything expected from the Aries. Russia has had a similar rocket as well, it seems that it would be most efficient to start with an old design and modernize it.Another thing I've wondered is "Why Mars?" Really, it seems rather pointless to send humans to Mars other than to just say "Yay we did it!" Honestly I think there are higher priorities, like maintaining a base on the moon, which would render space stations obsolete.


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ORIENTAL - Twelve -year-old Tessa Bard's life has changed in the last year after entering a simple essay contest.
She became the winner of a rare breed of sheep, a Shetland she named Kozette in May, 2012. Today she has 10 sheep, six of whom are lambs.
All of this occurred to a girl who never owned a sheep before she wrote an essay for the Youth Conservationist Program through the Maryland Sheep and Wool Festival.
Article Photos
Sentinel photo by TABITHA GOODLING
Tessa Bard holds the lamb of her prize winning sheep, Kozette. The lamb's name is Penelope.
Bard lives near Oriental and is finishing the sixth grade at Monroe Elementary School.
"It's not bad," she said of her new responsibility of caring for the animals, "They just need food and water, and we spend a lot of time just being with them," said Bard, who says she has always loved animals.
Bard got involved with the festival when her mom, a knitter who used primarily wool, took her to the show in April, 2012. Bard had never been interested in knitting or anything with wool. She came across a table with applications to win a Shetland ewe. Bard liked to write and figured it was worth a shot.
She was among 15 students from across Maryland and Pennsylvania to win a sheep.
The Bards brought Kozette home in May and were told they needed to purchase other sheep to make the 3-year-old ewe feel at home. Tessa's older sister, Sydney, pulled her funds together and bought a female Shetland, whom she named Phannie. Tessa also purchased a sheep, whom she named November, and the girls' parents provided a male - a ram -whom they named Rameses after an Egyptian ruler in the Bible.
Part of the process of being a Youth Conservationist Program winner is to show the sheep as well as keep in touch with the donators who gave the ewe to the program. Kozette was given by Bill and Sandy Truckner, of Twin Springs Farm in Avonmore. Tessa has made a full scrapbook of her first year with Kozette, including pictures of her first shearing and the new baby lamb born May 1, named Penelope.
Tessa was able to show Kozette last summer at the Juniata County Youth Fair where she placed first at various levels in her class of sheep.
The winter came and spring welcomed the six new lambs to the Bard pasture.
Phannie delivered two baby rams, Bandit and Pickle, while the Bard girls were at school. Bandit was born breech and Tessa said her dad had to take the sheep to the vet to finish delivery.
Tessa's other sheep, November, delivered triplet girls in the wee hours of one April night around 12:30 a.m. Sister Sydney had the privilege of delivering sheep for the first time because the babies' "legs were messed up inside and she had to straighten them out," Tessa recalled.
At last on May, 1 the prize sheep - Kozette - delivered one lamb, Penelope.
"I like being around them," Tessa said, "The babies make me laugh. I like to watch Rameses try to eat from the tree by standing up against it like he is going to climb it."
Each sheep has a personality all his or her own.
Tessa said Kozette's maternal instinct is to run after Penelope, even though the lamb's intent is only to play with the others.
She describes Mae, one of the triplet lambs, as the friendly sheep. Bandit, a young ram, is the loner. Another triplet, Natalie, who is white and black spotted, will be shown at this year's 4-H fair.
The Bards will sell one of the baby rams, and the remaining sheep will stay in the pasture.
For more information on the festival or the conservation program, visit www.sheepandwool.org.


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Softball Earns A Pair of Friday Wins
TEMPE, Ariz. - - The Ball State softball team opened play in the Louisville Slugger Invitational with wins over South Carolina (10-9) and FIU (8-6) Friday evening at Arizona State's Farrington Stadium.
With the two wins, the Cardinals improve to 9-2 on the season and have won five consecutive games.
After giving up seven runs in the top of the sixth inning to fall behind 9-5 to the Gamecocks (14-4), the Cardinals rallied for five unanswered runs over the final two innings to claim the victory. The winning run came courtesy of a pass ball which allowed sophomore shortstop Selena Reyna (Houston, Texas/South Houston) to score from third.
In the nightcap, the Cardinals held an 8-2 lead heading into the bottom of the seventh, only to have four errors help the Panthers (12-5) score four one-out runs. The Ball State defense came together in the end, however, forcing a pair of groundouts to strand FIU runners at second and third to end the game.
Offensively, sophomore center fielder Briana Evans (Tulsa, Okla./Union) led the way with five hits, while senior first baseman Taylor Rager (Fishers, Ind./Hamilton Southeastern) and senior third baseman Audrey Bickel (Munster, Ind./Andrean) each collected four RBI.
Sophomore second baseman Emily Dabkowski (Plainfield, Ind./South Putnam) also had a solid day, going 3-for-6 at the plate with a walk, while adding four runs scored and three RBI. Dabkowski would also steal a pair of bases over the two games.
At the top of the order, junior right fielder Loren Cihlar (St. Charles, Ill./St. Charles North) went 4-for-6 with two walks, three runs scored and one RBI.
In the circle, sophomore Kelsey Schifferdecker (Belton, Mo./Belton) picked up the win both contests, while sophomore Nicole Steinbach (Merrillville, Ind./Andrean) earned the save versus FIU by forcing the final two groundouts.
The Ball State softball team is scheduled to continue play in the Louisville Slugger Invitational hosted by No. 3 Arizona State Saturday with games versus Detroit (Noon ET/10 am MST) and No. 19 Minnesota (4:30 pm ET/2:30 pm MST).
GAME 1 RECAP: Ball State 10 – South Carolina 9
The Gamecocks got off to a fast start in the top of the first inning, as leadoff hitter Dana Hathorn singled up the middle and came around to score on a two-run homer from Sarah Mooney three batters later.
The lead was short-live, however, as Cihlar opened the bottom of the frame with a single and advanced to third on a throwing error by the South Carolina pitcher on a Dabkowski sacrifice bunt attempt. Dabkowski would go on to steal second. After a pair of strikeouts, Bickel would walk to load the bases. Junior designated player Hanne Stuedemann (Mattawan, Mich./Mattawan) followed with a two-run double to left-center to even the score.
The Cardinals tacked on three more runs in the bottom of the third, thanks to a three-run blast from Bickel to claim their first lead at 5-2. Dabkowski opened the inning with a double, while Gilbert walked. Following the first out, Bickel blasted a 3-1 pitch over the left-center field wall.
After a pair of scoreless innings, South Carolina rallied for seven runs in the top of the sixth inning to seemly take control of the game.
The Cardinals were not go down without a fight, however, scoring three two-out runs in the bottom of the frame to pull within one. Evans started the rally with a single up the middle, while walks to Cihlar and Dabkowski loaded the bases. Gilbert drew a third straight walk to bring in Ball State's first run of the inning. Rager and Bickel would then collect back-to-back singles to each drive in a run, cutting the South Carolina lead to 9-8.
After issuing a walk to the first batter in the top of the seventh, Schifferdecker forced a pair of flies and struck out the final batter to keep the margin at one run.
The bottom of the frame started with junior catcher Jessica Craft (LaPorte, Ind./LaPorte) getting hit by a pitch, while senior pinch hitter Lauren Schroeder (Greenfield, Ind./New Palestine) drew a walk. After BSU's first out of the inning, Cihlar drew another free pass to load the bases.
Dabkowski then sent a grounder to the South Carolina second baseman who misplayed the ball and allowed the tying run to score on the error. A pass ball moments later would allow the game-winning run in Reyna to cross the player.
Game 2 Recap: Ball State 8 – FIU 6
Serving as the visiting team for the nightcap, the Cardinals jumped out to an early 1-0 lead in the top of the first thanks to a RBI single through the right side from Rager. Cihlar scored on the play after reaching base on a bunt single, advancing to second on a sac bunt and to third on a fly out.
Unfortunately, a pair of errors in the bottom of the frame allowed the Panthers to even the score at 1-1. FIU would go on to take a 2-1 lead in the bottom of the second on a RBI single from Rachel Slowik.
Evans would open the third inning with a bunt single, advance to second on a sac bunt from Cihlar and move to third on a Dabkowski infield hit. Gilbert followed with a sacrifice fly to right field to even the score.
The Cardinals would tally four runs in the top of the fifth to pull ahead 6-2. Reyna singled to open the inning, while a FIU error allowed Evans to reach base. Cihlar followed with a single to left-center to load the bases. A Dabkowski fielder's choice to shortstop would get Cihlar out at second, but bring in BSU's first run of the inning in Reyna.
Following an FIU pitching chance, Gilbert singled to right center to plate the inning's second run. After Gilbert stole second, Rager deposited a two-run double into right-center field to cap BSU's scoring in the inning.
Ball State extended its lead to 8-2 in the top of the sixth with two more runs. Sophomore pinch hitter Sammi Cowger (Fenton, Mich./Fenton) doubled to open the inning and would advance to third on a bunt single from Reyna. Another bunt single from Evans would load the bases for Cihlar, who sliced a RBI single to left field. Dabkowski would drive in BSU's final run of the inning with the game's longest single, as she just missed her first career grand slam with a RBI single off the left-center field wall.
FIU would capitalize on four Ball State errors in the bottom of the seventh, pulling within two runs at 8-6. However, behind relief pitcher Steinbach, the Cardinals defense would collect groundouts from the next two batters to end the game and strand FIU runners at second and third.


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Single handedly the greatest action on the face of the earth. Arch enemy Brian Shaw.
The day in mine shaw the day is mine. HHAHAHAHHAHA ps. ur mothers a whore HAHAHAhAH
de bigdx 5 septembre 2003
the definition of a pimp. he's slept with your mother, snogged dozens of foreign ladies while playing james bond, and advocates smackin' yo bitches when they give you lip. tends to pronounce "S"s as "sh."
"it'sh ok to hit a woman with an open hand, ash long as she was provoking you into doing it. you musht keep your pimp hand shtrong, you know."
-Sean Connery
-Sean Connery
de things trebek sucks 1 février 2010
The only actor so far to show there is life after 007. One of the truly great sons of Scotland.
The name's Connery. Sean Connery. I was the first Bond. Whenever anyone wants to do a Bond voice, they impersonate me. Since then I've voiced Draco in Dragonheart and played Marko Ramius in Red October. I was in The Untouchables, Zardoz, Outland, and indeed countlessblockbusters, many of them quite good. I've also been an influential voice in the Scottish secession movement. Beat that, Roger!
de Fearman 3 août 2007
Scottish actor who's now old, but still gets some. Best known for playing James Bond in a shitload of James Bond movies, Jim Malone in The Untouchables, Henry Jones in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade and several other flicks. There's also a good chance he was with your mother at least once.
Sean Connery thinks you're a fucking idiot.
de Liberty Valance 7 août 2008
Pretending to be a secret agent.
Billy Bob's pulling the old Sean Connery to pump her for information. Or, just pump her.
de John "Hannibal" Smith 3 juin 2006
you the man now dog
de king phil 2 avril 2003
While smoking a joint or bowl of marijuana, if someone says the phrase "Sean Connery says schmoke it" (in his accent of course) then the amount that is left must be finished by those who participated when the joint or bowl was lit. This is referred to as "calling Sean Connery." This term is classically used only once per day among a group.
Travvy: Maaaaan...... I'm too baked, i'm done.
Timmy: "Sean Connery says schmoke it"
Travvy: Well, you've got to obey the Sean, hand it back.
Timmy: "Sean Connery says schmoke it"
Travvy: Well, you've got to obey the Sean, hand it back.
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Serves 4 |
Prep Time 8 hours 10 minutes |
Cook Time 0 minutes
15 ounces Eden Garbanzo Beans, 1 can, drainedor cooked Eden Dry Garbanzo Beans
1/4 cup Eden Extra Virgin Olive Oil
1/4 cup Eden Red Wine Vinegaror Eden Brown Rice Vinegar
1 Tbsp Eden Shoyu Soy Sauce
1/4 cup red onion, minced
1 clove garlic, pressed
3/4 cup celery, sliced, with leaves
1/4 cup red bell pepper, finely chopped
1 Tbsp fresh basil, choppedor 1/2 teaspoon dried basil
2 tsp fresh oregano, choppedor 1/4 teaspoon dried oregano
Place all ingredients in a mixing bowl, and toss well. Place in the refrigerator, and allow to marinate overnight or at least 8 hours. Stir occasionally to evenly marinate. Drain and serve.
Beans, Good/High Fiber, Good/High Protein, Japanese Food, Macrobiotic, Mediterranean, No Sweetener Added, Oils, Salad, Vegan, Vinegars


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TAHOE CITY, Calif. - Finding the balance between honoring a tradition, yet keeping up with the new, is a challenge the Pfeifer House, a European dining house in Tahoe City, is learning in its 41st year.
The menu still offers traditional German cuisine like schnitzel and goulash. Low lighting still offers a cozy ski-lodge feel. The wine list is still extensive, and the restaurant is still owned and operated by the Fassbender family.
"To be the same owners for 40 years, much less a husband and wife," said sous chef Angela Fassbender, "they have built what I call an empire."
The biggest challenge for the family hit unexpectedly last year when owner and head chef Franz Fassbender died in a tragic accident. Franz was the face and the culinary master behind Pfeifer House. His wife Ute, son Kirk, and daughter-in-law Angela had no choice but to keep doing what they'd done so well for so long - the family kept cooking, kept serving, kept smiling.
"You can't stop life," Angela Fassbender said. "There was still a business to run. You have to stay busy and keep working."
Pfeifer House closed for a mere five days, reopening with Kirk taking the lead position in the kitchen.
"People probably didn't know who was going to cook," Kirk said. "It was a slow start."
Keeping true to Franz's recipes, yet trying new sauces and ideas, Kirk and Angela seem to have found their niche in the kitchen.
"We're getting compliments that the food is as good as when Franz cooked it, or better, which makes us feel good," Angela said.
Pfeifer House offers a variety of schnitzel as well as authentic Hungarian goulash, sauerbraten and peppered beef soutee filet-tips. Recently, the Fassbender family decided to add descriptions to the menu.
"Young people don't know what is on the menu at all," Ute said.
The descriptions help customers understand what bratwurst, geschnetzeltes and other European dishes are and how they are made. Pfeifer House also offers lobster, rack of lamb and New York steak, for those with a taste for the more familiar. Escargot appetizers come sizzling in a rich garlic butter, and traditional potato pancakes are served with a sweet fresh apple sauce. Regulars and visitors alike enjoy Pfeifer House's Bavarian apple strudel or strawberries romanoff.
Ute, with her jet black hair and thick German accent, still runs the front of the house. She speaks German with foreign customers and recommends dishes like the Vienna schnitzel holstein or paprikaschnitzel.
It has been nearly 50 years since she and Franz came to the United States from Dusseldorf, Germany, and running the business without her husband hasn't been easy. His presence, often serious and strict, is missed in the kitchen, Ute said, and his jovial charisma is missed in the dining room.
"He was so happy after cooking, he would change clothes and be at the bar," Ute said.
She described her husband as "picky" - "he hated anyone else's cooking," she said. The head chef now is perhaps not as social as his father, but Ute says Kirk is "a lot like his father - set in his German way."
The interior of Pfeifer House matches the menu in its authenticity and charm. Cuckoo clocks call out the hours while fires roar in old stone and tile fireplaces. Service staff are dressed in traditional German attire, complete with blonde hair and big smiles on fair skin. Wooden skis alongside mounted elk and moose heads decorate the dark walls.
"Modern restaurants can be cold," said Ute. "People come from the cities and they find it cozy."
Bavarian music plays in the background as Pfeifer House fills up during happy hour. On a weekend night the bar is packed, just as it was 20, 30, 40 years ago. Ute recalled when Pfeifer House was one of the first stops in Tahoe. She and Franz served celebrities such as Lucille Ball and Rock Hudson, and hosted special holiday parties.
"One night we were waiting for Ted Kennedy and his family," she said. "They came in really late and the whole family came in singing Christmas carols up the way."
Pfeifer House is one of the oldest restaurants on the lake, and one of the oldest buildings as well. In 40 years there haven't been too many changes. The recent happy hour, added menu descriptions, and flatscreen at the bar are modifications that aim to help Pfeifer House to best serve a changing market.
But then there are things the Fassbenders hope will never change.
"We want the people that come in now bringing in their kids," Angela said. "And their kids' kids, 40 years after that."