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Something I've avoided talking about, despite it being an incredibly large passion of mine, is comics. I love them. All kinds. Especially indie comics though, or perhaps anything not relating to superpowers and their superpowered drama.
So while Cameron Stewart does some of that superhero stuff, he also does some amazing stuff like Sin Titulo. It follows a fellow named Alex who gets caught up in some bizarre happenings following the death of his grandfather, and his possible descent into insanity… or maybe it's not about that at all. Find out for yourself!
In addition, the art is amazing. Keeping it low-sat beiges and giving us these incredibly stylish and emotional heavy blacks helps us effortlessly feel the mood at any given time, precisely the way Stewart wants us to feel it. The simplified face of Alex immediately helps us connect with him, and yet the detail in some of the gore and other more intense shots are really engrossing.
The comic is told in a mix of present and flashback sequences, giving us a good balance of understanding Alex's past and slowing down the action so as not to give it all to us at once.
It's ongoing, so you should check it out!
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Amon always smells nice and is an illustrator and designer.

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What's On Board
Seating Options
If you're already traveling to the Mediterranean coast, can life get any better? It seems so. Because a Preferente Class ticket on the Euromed adds an element of luxury and sophistication to your travel that pampers even the most jaded traveler. With comfortable recliner seating, footrests, generous legroom, individual reading lights and audio/video. Your luggage also travels comfortably close by, with luggage racks at the end of the car as well as overhead. But nothing can compete with the chance to really relax while totally enjoying the view, in complete contentment, feet up and undisturbed. You don't have to fall asleep to see it. You, my friend, are living the dream.
Duo Seats
Aisle and window seats next to each other with pull-down tables.
Solo Seat
A seat on its own next to the window with a pull-down table.
Meals & Concessions
It seems like everything inside the Preferente Class of the Euromed has a parallel outside. There's the sparkling of the Mediterrainian outside your window, and the sparkling glassware of your welcome drink inside your cabin. There's the expansive landscape outside and the multitude of choices available for purchase from the trolley service or bar-buffet car. Of course, meal and drink selection varies in accordance with the time of day and some shorter distanced trips may not have food service. Yet, there is one thing that is decidedly without parallel on the Euromed and that is, quite simply, the service.
On Board Services
Onboard services for Preferente Class passengers on the Euromed are all about optimizing an already restful trip. They include a wide selection of complimentary newspapers and magazines, a full-service crew and audio/video services. Headphones will be distributed by the crew, or you're free to use your own in the standard outlet found at every seat.
Services at the station
Your Preferente Class ticket allows you lounge (Sala Club) access at the following stations: Madrid Puerta de Atocha, Madrid Chamartin, Barcelona Sants, Cordoba, Sevilla Santa Justa, Malaga, Alicante, Albacete, Camp de Tarragona, Castellón, Lleida/Lerida, Murcia, Valencia Joaquín Sorolla, Valladolid Campo Grande and Zaragoza Delicias. Sala Clubs are fully air-conditioned, have newspapers, magazines, music, TVs, restrooms, phones and a self-service cafeteria. In the main part of major stations you'll also find information centers, shops and luggage services.


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Madeline Fletcher places a piece of flag in the fire during St. Margaret of York's Veterans Day ceremony.
Our American flag proudly showed her stars and stripes against a clear blue morning sky Friday, Nov. 9.
It was as if she knew she was to be respectfully retired. Approximately 700 students along with a few veterans convened in the St. Margaret of York parish parking lot to honor all who served and sacrificed in the armed services and to prepare the current flag for retirement.
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Sight & Sound List #9: The Passion of Joan of Arc (1928)
by Edward Montgomery
Chances are, you have not seen this film. Please, please, please try to change that.
The Passion of Joan of Arc has stayed with me, simmered with me, for over a month by this point. I knew of its legend. I knew of its praise. I knew that Marie Falconetti was known to all film critics as the face of silent cinema, a time we do not know, can not know, and can only observe as if it were a museum piece. And, of course, the problem with museum pieces is that there are always others: always other cries of attention and wonder from the art world, always something new to see, that it makes putting off a silent film is so easy. You want to pretend you have no connection to that world—it is a curiosity, not a requirement. And yet, a few days after being asked to write about this film, I found myself in a theater that simply happened to be showing Joan, crying, absorbing the power of the light before me.
In many ways, The Passion of Joan of Arc is the epitome of what film should be conceptually: a nearly-complete visual experience. Mostly a collage of mid- to close-range shots, Dreyer's film is a far-cry from the type of production that Cecil B. DeMille would have once encouraged. We are not given the battle scenes or the triumphs of the French army when led by Joan in battle. We are not given the hot rush of blood from fallen men, nor the cries of the dying. No scene of revelation or miracle exists. We are only given Joan, who stands with such purity and faith before her accusers that, while watching this film, I can only describe the emotion that I felt as embarrassment: I am embarrassed to see such genuine suffering, to be witness to it, and to know how easily I would have sat on the bench opposite this poor girl.
I am not a good enough man to watch Joan's story. And yet, I kept watching.
Carl Theodor Dreyer saw something, forced something, that we cannot believe or experience in our modern world. There is no film that can compare to seeing Joan's face in the awe of her experience and her confusion at those who would ask to share it. The genesis of this face, of Falconetti's eyes, came from Dreyer forcing his actress to kneel on bare concrete hours before the shot began, to search for the calm, love, and transported spiritual élan that needed to exist despite the pain she was feeling.
After completion, the original film was lost to a warehouse fire, re-cut and created again from secondary shots—this version lost once more in yet another fire. Thought lost for almost forty years, the original cut would resurface almost fifty years later in the closet of a forgotten mental asylum in Scandinavia.
This is a story of a woman who desperately believed in her own experience, a story of a Church that could not believe or accept her visions, a martyrdom that lives in all our memories, five-hundred years gone, and it has been brought forth to us, tumbled through the years along its rocky path to find itself seated in simple, perfect humility as one of the greatest films ever made.
I once considered joining the Catholic Church and becoming a priest. Even now, in a relative abyss of non-belief, I sometimes musingly consider that option. When I look back, I find such faith hard to believe—where did it come from? Where has it gone? The jaded and cynical approach to life that we all find so easy, the existential dissatisfaction, haunts me now as much as those memories do—why do I find it so easy to believe in nothing as opposed to something? What has become of my love of the quiet contemplative joy that came with my early days in the Church? These questions have no answers.
Yet, these thoughts, in whatever form they take with whomever on their own journey of faith, are the amazing power of The Passion of Joan of Arc. The film reassures even as it condemns. How scared are we, when we fill the shoes of those with power over faith, that we ignore and dismiss possibilities beyond our own comprehension? How easily do we give up our experiences when shown the possibility of them to be unreal? How much in our lives is the difference between watching Joan as she struggles over her choice to become a martyr for her beliefs, and in watching Falconetti produce a performance of a lifetime, one so incredible that she never again returned to any cinematic role at all?
The beauty of The Passion of Joan of Arc is found in its confluence of vision become Art and its ground of history returned to the present. The final violence after Joan is placed on the stake comes too soon, should have never come, and yet feels more than destined—it feels like our own lives, each and every time we attempt to balance the private moments and feelings with the great external powers and questions that define the world around us. Where we go after this battle, whatever direction we walk, we can only hope will be as great as that soft-lit face of hope and awe that Joan once had, responding to her interrogators, admitting she made a mistake, that she will remain with her beliefs, and that she will choose her own path after all.
As I said—I have no words, and my questions rise up from me, ashes drifting toward something greater than myself, or the dusty ground, whichever I choose to believe.
Edward Montgomery is a staff writer for BWDR. He last wrote about The Master in these pages.
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You may see a familiar face tonight on TV. Nyack Resident Bill Irwin is in the main 8-person cast of TNT's new medical drama show 'Monday Mornings'
Irwin is playing Dr. Buck Tierney, who is the Chelsea General hospital's Chief of Transplantation, according to TNT Drama.
The pilot episode airs Monday night at 10 p.m. Chelsea General is home to some of the top surgeons in the world, surgeons skilled and hardened enough to endure the hospital's notorious Monday morning morbidity and mortality – or "311" – conferences. Read more about the first episode here.
Irwin's character is a man driven to the point of bullish, he is least liked among the Chelsea General staff.
Leading the staff at Chelsea General are Dr. Harding Hooten (Alfred Molina), the steely-eyed chief of surgery, and Dr. Jorge "El Gato" Villanueva (Ving Rhames), the hospital's trauma chief. Their cadre of medical talent includes hotshot neurosurgeons Dr. Tyler Wilson (Jamie Bamber) and Dr. Tina Ridgeway (Jennifer Finnigan); the socially challenged Dr. Sung Park (Keong Sim); the petite-but-formidable Dr. Sydney Napur (Sarayu Rao); inquisitive resident Dr. Michelle Robidaux (Emily Swallow) and of course, the abrasive Dr. Buck Tierney (Irwin), according to TVRage.
Read the cast's full bios here
About Bill Irwin
According to TNT Drama, Irwin is an original member of Kraken and San Francisco's Pickle Family Circus. His original works include Fool Moon, Largely New York, The Harlequin Studies, Mr. Fox: A Rumination, The Happiness Lecture and The Regard of Flight.
Irwin's extensive theatre credits include Bye Bye Birdie, Roundabout Theatre Company's revival of Waiting for Godot, the Broadway and West End revival of Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (2005 Tony Award, Helen Hayes Award), Edward Albee's The Goat or Who is Sylvia?, Accidental Death of An Anarchist, 5-6-7-8 Dance!, Waiting For Godot at Lincoln Center, Scapin, The Tempest, Garden of Earthly Delights, Texts for Nothing, A Flea In Her Ear, The Seagull, A Man's A Man and 3 Cuckolds. In addition, the 2003-04 season at the Signature Theatre was devoted to his original work.
On television, Irwin has appeared on PBS's Great Performances: Bill Irwin Clown Prince, Third Rock from the Sun, Northern Exposure, Sesame Street, Elmo's World, The Regard of Flight, The Cosby Show, The Laramie Project, Subway Stories, Bette Midler: Mondo Beyondo, Law and Order, Life on Mars, CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, The Good Wife, Lights Out, and the Closing Ceremony of the 1996 Olympic Games.
Irwin's big-screen credits include Rachel Getting Married, Higher Ground, How the Grinch Stole Christmas, Igby Goes Down, Lady in the Water, Dark Matter, Raving, Across The Universe, Popeye, Eight Men Out, Silent Tongue, Illuminata, My Blue Heaven, A New Life, Scenes from a Mall and Stepping Out.
Irwin has earned numerous awards for his work, including fellowships from the National Endowment for the Arts, the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation, the Fulbright Program and the MacArthur Foundation.
About Monday Mornings
According to TNT Drama, doctors face life-and-death decisions each and every day as they fight against often-impossible odds to save their patients. When things don't go as they should, it's up to their medical colleagues to determine what went wrong and learn from those costly mistakes.
Monday Mornings follows the lives of doctors as they push the limits of their abilities and confront their personal and professional failings. Every Monday, the doctors must gather with their peers for a confidential review of complications and errors in patient care.
Leading the staff at Chelsea General are Dr. Harding Hooten, the steely-eyed chief of surgery, and Dr. Jorge Villanueva, the hospital's trauma chief. Their cadre of medical talent includes hotshot neurosurgeons Dr. Tyler Wison and Dr. Tina Ridgeway; the abrasive Dr. Buck Tierney; the socially challenged Dr. Sung Park; the petite-but-formidable Dr. Sydney Napur; and inquisitive resident Dr. Michelle Robidaux.
Set at the fictional Chelsea General Hospital in Portland, Ore., Monday Mornings follows the lives of doctors as they push the limits of their abilities and confront their personal and professional failings. The title refers to the hospital's weekly morbidity and mortality conference, when doctors gather with their peers for a confidential review of complications and errors in patient care.


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Leroy Ryals and the Thomasville Bulldogs are going to enjoy this one for a little bit.
Fresh off Thomasville High's first playoff win in three years and the first home playoff win in four years, after rolling past Westside-Augusta 45-20 at Veterans Memorial Stadium on Friday night to open the Class AA playoffs, Ryals admitted he would savor the feeling. But not very long.
"We'll enjoy it until Monday morning," Ryals said. "That's our rule. Well the players will. I will enjoy it until about 8 and then I will start watching film on Lamar County."
With the win, which wasn't in doubt very long as Thomasville jumped on the Patriots 17-0 in the first quarter and led 31-0 late in the third quarter, the Bulldogs will travel to face top-ranked Lamar County in the second round on Friday.
It didn't take the 8-3 Bulldogs long to seize control against the 3-8 Patriots, who had to forfeit four games for the use of an ineligible player. After Westside's initial drive stalled near midfield, it took the Bulldogs just three plays to grab the lead. After a pair of Mario Cherry runs, Vantez Gordon ripped through a hole up the middle and dashed 52 yards untouched to put Thomasville ahead 7-0 with 5:39 left in the quarter.
It was a sign of things to come as the Bulldogs ran for 369 yards on just 29 carries.
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Dean Poling
The Valdosta Daily Times
The Valdosta Police Department warns of a new phone scam where callers pose as police detectives from other jurisdictions, according to information released Monday.
"We had a Valdosta resident who received a telephone call from someone identifying himself as a detective from another jurisdiction," said VPD Bureau of Investigations Cmdr. Leslie Manahan. "He told the victim that he needed her bank account information, in
reference to the fact that he had suspects in custody for attempting to cash one of her checks. When the victim refused to give any information over the phone, the caller got upset and hung up on her."
The Valdosta woman who received the call, in turn, called the VPD. Valdosta police contacted the law-enforcement agency mentioned in the Valdosta woman's call. This agency confirmed it did not have an officer or detective by the name given to the Valdosta woman.
Manahan would remind Valdosta residents to never give banking or personal information to unknown individuals over the phone.
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Motet No.6 BWV 230 - Praise the Lord, all ye Heathen (Psalm 117) composed by Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750). For SATB Chorus, Piano. Choral, Christmas. Vocal score. Text Language: English/German. Duration circa 9 minutes. Published by Edition Peters (PE.P06106).
ISBN M-3007-0856-0. With Text Language: English/German. Choral, Christmas.
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On Oct. 26, a male bear of 136 pounds was struck and killed on Interstate 68 atop Martin's Mountain.
On Nov. 2, in Garrett County, a 172-pound male bruin died on I-68 at Green Lantern Road.
On Nov. 3, on I-68 just west of Friendsville, an eastbound medium-sized sedan was totaled when it struck and killed a 501-pound male bear, according to Clarissa Harris of the Maryland Wildlife & Heritage Service. "The interstate was closed for a while until a snowplow could get there to move the bear," Harris said. There were no injuries to the occupants of the vehicle.
Recently agency personnel had to chase a bear away from an unoccupied seasonal home at Harvey's Peninsula at Deep Creek Lake. "Somebody plowing snow nearby saw the bear denned under the house near a fuel tank," Harris said. "I called the homeowner in Florida and made her aware of the situation."
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The Park Avenue Armory presents artist Tom Sachs' amazing installation Space Program: Mars. Sachs recasts the 55,000 square foot Wade Thompson Drill Hall, creating a space odyssey experience through an installation of meticulously crafted sculptures. Creating exploratory vehicles, mission control, launch platforms, suiting stations, special effects, recreational amenities, and even the Mars landscape from materials found in his studio. Sachs enlists the help of thirteen others to man the installation over the exhibition to reenact the ritual and process of a space mission. You can experience Sachs' four week mission from May 16th through to June 17th.
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Angels of Corsicana Troop Support will hold its first yearly garage sale, bake sale with barbecue sandwiches and potato salad in order to raise funds to ship boxes to our military for Christmas. All volunteers or donors are urged to be at the Angel Room, 1020 N. Bus. 45 on Thursday morning (10-18) from 8 a.m. to noon to set up and be assigned schedules. Garage sale will be held Friday, Oct. 19 and Saturday, Oct. 20. For more information call Jean O'Connor at (903) 851-2560.
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Kerens Cotton Harvest Festival will be held in downtown Kerens, complete with the Cotton Row Run 1K/5K Walk/Run, vendor booths, hot air balloons, food, music, crafts, lots of fun events for the whole family.
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Cotton Row Run, the 1K and 5K Fun Run/Walk sponsored by the Kerens Ex Students Association will kick off with registration at 7 a.m., then a 8 a.m. start. It will be followed by a Pancake Breakfast at the KESA Building, all which benefits the KESA Scholarship Fund. For more information, call (903) 654-8138, or visit www.kerens.com, or email firstname.lastname@example.com. There will be food, arts and crafts, entertainment, live music and more all day at the Kerens Cotton Harvest Festival, with a street dance at 7 p.m. that night, featuring Ira Bradford and Bustin' Loose.
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In 2009, I completed my PhD thesis (University of Sydney) titled 'Drawing on The Virtual Collective': Exploring Online Collaborative Creativity in the Visual Arts. As a result of this study and my previous research over a decade, I am now fortunate to be asked to present and publish outcomes of my Omnium research, both nationally and internationally.
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The second annual Major League Baseball Umpire Camp is scheduled for Nov. 4-11, 2007. The camp will take place in the Los Angeles area -- with field instruction at MLB's Urban Youth Academy in Compton, and classroom instruction at the Holiday Inn in Long Beach.
Registration is now open for the camp. People interested in attending the one-week session can register online. The camp participants must be at least 18 years old with a high school diploma, but are not required to have any previous umpiring experience.
MLB Umpire Supervisor and Umpire Camp Coordinator Rich Rieker said the camp will be tailored for all levels of experience and scholarships will be offered again this year.
The camp participants will have a opportunity to work closely with professional umpires on a daily basis. Both Major League and Minor League umpires will return to serve as instructors during the camp.
"We had so many Major League umpires apply [to be camp instructors], that we had to actually select some, we had to tell some no...they love teaching their craft," Rieker said.
Five entities will once again join together to put on the Umpire Camps, including MLB, the Professional Baseball Umpire Corp (PBUC), which trains and evaluates umpires in the Minor League Baseball system, the World Umpires Association, and the two umpire schools in Florida -- the Jim Evans' Academy of Professional Umpiring and the Harry Wendelstedt School for Umpires.
Last year people came from all across the United States and from eight other countries to participate in the camp -- including Australia, Canada, Japan, Nicaragua, Norway, Panama, Slovakia and Sweden. MLB anticipates a diverse group this year as well.
"We have an obligation to train umpires whereever we're training players," Rieker said. "This is about the globalization of the game and exposing baseball to all areas of the world.
"There's a tremendous responsibility that if we're going to train these people how to play, and coach and manage, then we train the umpires too."People were drawn to the initial umpire camp for a variety of reasons. Many of the people who participated in last year's camp officiate in Little League, recreational and high school-level baseball.
Some of the participants were looking to improve their umpiring skills at the camp to continue officiating at those levels, and some were aiming for a professional umpiring career in the future.
Last year's participants found the camp to be a great way to learn about the umpiring profession, and they were able to learn umpiring skills from professionals that would apply no matter what level of umpiring they choose to pursue.
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Upper Saucon Township will receive sealed proposals for the Saucon Rail Trail - Phase 2, Upper Saucon Township, Lehigh County, Pennsylvania. Proposals will be received by the undersigned until 3:00 PM (Prevailing Time), Wednesday, January 16, 2013 at the Upper Saucon Township Municipal Building, 5500 Camp Meeting Road, Center Valley, PA 18034, Attn: Mr. Thomas F. Beil. Proposals will be opened publicly and read aloud thereafter on the same day. The principal items of work include but are not limited to: Construction of a stone recreation trail along the existing abandoned SEPTA railroad bed from the Upper Saucon Township Community Park to East Landis Street near the Borough of Coopersburg boundary line, including construction of two transition entrances, paved transition areas, gates, fencing, pavement markings, etc.
One complete set of Bidding Documents may be obtained at the office of The Pidcock Company, 2451 Parkwood Drive, Allentown, PA 18103 at a deposit sum of One Hundred Dollars ($100). Any Bidder, upon returning such set in good condition within ten days after the opening of the Proposals, will be refunded 100 percent of its deposit. Additional sets may be obtained by a bidder at a cost of One Hundred Dollars ($100) per set which amount is not refundable.
Each Bidder shall deposit with its Proposal a certified check, bank money order or Bid bond in the amount of not less than ten percent of the Total Bid as defined in the Instructions to Bidders.
Proposals shall be submitted in triplicate on the prescribed forms provided and in accordance with the Instructions to Bidders. The transmission of a proposal by facsimile or electronically is expressly prohibited.
The minimum wages paid for all labor employed on this project shall be as established by the Secretary of Labor, Department of Labor and Industry, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and as tabulated in the Project Manual.
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The production will officially open Sept. 16, and performances will continue through Oct. 6.
Directed by David Cromer (Adding Machine, Our Town, Tribes), the cast includes Robert Beitzel (Our Town), Halley Feiffer (The House of Blue Leaves), Susan Pourfar (Tribes) and Tony nominee Deborah Rush (Noises Off, Blithe Spirit, "Orange is the New Black," "Strangers with Candy").
"Women or Nothing is a play about two women so desperate to have a child that one of them will even sleep with a man," press notes state. "Who the man is, what he thinks is going on, what the women think about what he thinks, and what the mother of one of the women reveals about her own colorful past — it all defies belief. Why then does it all make sense?"
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9:35 p.m.: Danielle M. Fields, 26, of Rushville, was arrested in the 500 block of North Arthur Street on charges of possession of hypodermic needle, possession of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia, operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated, OWI with a schedule I or II controlled substance or its metabolite in the body, operating a motor vehicle after driving privileges were suspended (with a prior conviction, operating a motor vehicle while never obtaining a valid drivers license.
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1:15 p.m.: Diana Lee Ketchum, 45, of Shelbyville, was arrested on a local warrant for perjury.
2 p.m.: Joshua John Gossett, 31, of Rushville, was arrested for parole violation.
12:10 a.m.: Wade Von Markland, 37, of Indianapolis, was arrested on a charge of battery resulting in bodily injury.
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Wired networks have benefited from virtualization for years. The opportunities for wireless network virtualization are even bigger because wireless extends the Internet directly to people and things. Features and services will be applied where they are likely to have the greatest impact. Don't be surprised if virtual solutions prove to be better than the solutions that they replace.
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SPAGHETTI DINNER, 5 to 9:30 p.m. March 2, Okay Senior Center, 3701 E. 75 Street N., Okay. Menu: Spaghetti, green salad, garlic bread, dessert and choice of drink. Live music. Cost: $5. Information: Ray Dodgin: (918) 360-1235/(918) 687-5127.
ANNUAL PANCAKE DAY, 6 a.m. to 1 p.m. March 6, Muskogee Civic Center. Hosted by Muskogee Noon Lions Club. Pride in Oklahoma breakfast features all made in Oklahoma products. Proceeds go to Parkview School and three people each month who need an eye exam and glasses. Cost: $5, and tickets are available from any club member.
INDIAN TACO SALE, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. March 8, Muskogee Creek Community Center, 335 N. 4th St. The menu: Indian tacos with the works, drinks. Cost: $6. All proceeds will go toward travel expenses for Mike and Gus Smith (Sequoyah High School) to attend a medical mission trip in the Ukraine.
WILD ONION DINNER, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. March 16, Big Cussetah Indian Methodist Church, 20554 Prairie Bell Road, Morris. Cost: $10 for adults, $5 children ages 10 and under, $10 for all carryout plates. Information: (918) 342-3637.
ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT BREAKFAST, 7-10 a.m., first Saturday of the month, American Legion Post 20, 201 Railroad and Walnut streets, Fort Gibson. Cost: $5. Information: Tim Smith, (918) 577-8738.
ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT DAV BENEFIT BREAKFAST, 7 to 10 a.m., third Saturday of the month, Disabled American Veterans Chapter 7, 4815 W. Okmulgee Ave. Cost: $5, adults; $2, children under 12. Menu: Eggs, sausage, biscuits, gravy, pancakes, coffee, milk and juice. Proceeds directly support local Disabled American Veterans and their families.


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The following is an excerpt from the Woburn Police Department log. Please note that this is a sampling of activity in the log, not a complete account. We report all arrests included in the daily police log.
Featured Call of the Day:
Nov. 1 – At 9:08 a.m., a Dorchester man reported his car vandalized overnight while parked on Houghton Street. According to police, the car was damaged by a large pumpkin thrown at the windshield, causing the window to shatter. Police believe the pumpkin was thrown someone in a moving vehicle. Police also noted that several smashed pumpkins were found in the area.
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At 11:47 a.m., a 32-year-old Brighton man was summonsed to Woburn District Court for uttering a counterfeit note. According to police, an officer was dispatched to Market Basket at the Woburn Mall for a report of a person passing a fake $20 bill. Police spoke to the Brighton man who returned the merchandise and change he received from the store for the fake money.
At 3 p.m., police responded to a two-car accident on Washington Street. According to police, both cars were turning left onto Washington Street and collided. There were no reported injuries and neither car was towed from the scene, said police.
At 4:08 p.m., police responded to a two-car accident in the Common Street rotary. According to police, a tractor trailer hit a car as it was turning in the rotary. The car had moderate damage to its passenger side, taillight and bumper, said police.
At 7:31 p.m., police were dispatched to a one-car accident on Common Street. According to police, a Tyngsborough man did not see the traffic island and struck it, hitting the flashing traffic light pole. All occupants of the vehicle declined medical attention, said police. The car was towed from the scene.


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Rising oil prices and disappointing earnings sent the markets tumbling to a sharply lower close with the Dow plummeting 131 points to 12,029. Nasdaq plunged 28 points to 2430.
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Analysts were disappointed with Clarcor's (NYSE: CLC) second quarter results even though earnings rose to beat estimates by a penny.
Concerns of further losses in the financial sector sent shares of Regions Financial (NYSE: RF) tumbling.Shares of SunTrust Banks (NYSE: STI) continued to fall after Goldman Sachs lowered its price target as well as its earnings outlook for the company.
In the broad market, declining issues outpaced advancers by a margin of 5 to 2 on both the NYSE and on Nasdaq. The Russell 2000 which tracks small cap stocks dropped 6 points to 731.


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SpaceX To Pay Special Tribute To Star Trek's Jimmy Doohan
As many of you know, some of Jimmy Doohan's remains were originally slated to be launched into space back in 2008. Unfortunately, when the rocket failed to reach orbit that dream wasn't realized. Celestis, the company responsible for making sure that tribute happens, has contracted with SpaceX to launch Jimmy's ashes on the next Falcon 9 launch. The new mission was scheduled for launch yesterday (May 19th), but due to a malfunction it's been rescheduled for Tuesday May 22nd.
Leonard Nimoy To Receive Honorary Doctorate From Boston University
Leonard Nimoy, a Boston native, has had a wide spanning career throughout Hollywood. The 81-year-old actor, director, & accomplished photographer can now add Doctor to his well versed resume. According to BU Today, Leonard will receive an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degree this Sunday (May 20th). The day before he receives his degree, Leonard will also give the College of Fine Arts convocation address at Boston University where he will encourage graduating seniors to have "Persistence, Persistence, Persistence".CONTINUE READING >>
William Shatner Set To Guest Host BBC's "Have I Got News For You!"
As you know, The Shat is a man of many talents. He's an actor, a director, an author, talk show host, avid turkey fryer, and now he's going to guest host the long running BBC comedy panel show Have I Got News For You! This will give him a good chance to practice his English..... cue the rimshot!
Leonard Nimoy Welcomes The Enterprise To Its New Home
As a child of 70's & 80's, I've had an amazing fascination with the space program. From drawing pictures of Space Shuttles in my kindergarten class to visiting Space Camp shortly after the Challenger accident, it's played a significant role in my formative years. I guess that's really where my love affair with Star Trek began. I have to say that today is rather bittersweet. The internet has been buzzing with talk about the end of the Space Program, as we know it, for some time. Though, today it finally hit home for me. I watched the first shuttle, Enterprise, arrive at its new home. Greeted so graciously by one of my heroes, Mr. Leonard Nimoy. Sure, the Enterprise has been a museum piece for sometime, but its transfer to a new resting spot means that the active shuttle fleet is no longer in service. It's sad really. With a touch of bitter there's also the sweet. Leonard gave an awe inspiring speech that's sure to go down in history, at least in my mind, as one of the greats.CONTINUE READING >>
William Shatner Dines With His 1 Millionth Twitter Follower
Okay, we've seen The Shat up close and person, but we've never sat down to break bread with the big man. One lucky fan can indeed claim that they've had the honor... Yeah, we're jealous. @WilliamShatner twitter follower Troy Pound was the lucky 1 millionth that earned the right to have dinner with Sir Billiam. While In South Carolina for his one man show Shatner's World: We Just Live In It, Bill made good on the promise and took Troy and his wife out to a fancy restaurant and then posted a brief video on YouTube to celebrate.
A Very Happy Birthday To Star Trek's George Takei
All around the globe, 4/20 is celebrated for a very special reason. No, it's not that....in fact it's something even better. It's George Takei's birthday! It seems that every year George becomes more relevant and spectacular. We've seen him a handful of times at various conventions and he's always fascinating (for the lack of a better word). In fact, George will be on stage at the upcoming Comicpalooza in Houston this May. We'll be there as well and on the edge of our seats for his panel. We love George for his acting ability, his whit, his social activism, and because he smells like a million bucks. So, on this very special day, we'd like to celebrate by watching Star Trek VI, tons of TOS, and by sending a very warm Happy Birthday to the man who helped make Trek what it is today.
Nichelle Nichols To Host Nasa's FameLab Astrobiology Finals From Atlanta Tomorrow Night (April 16th)
So, for the past 35+ years Star Trek's Nichelle Nichols has been heavily involved with NASA's public relations department. From recruiting astronauts and public speaking, to singing at the Kennedy Space Center, Nichelle has done her fair share for the space program. Tomorrow night (April 16th), the lovely lieutenant will host the finals for Nasa's FameLab Astrobiology contest, live via NasaTV and streaming on the web.
Howard Stern Made "Oh My!" My Signature; Says George Takei
The ever popular and fantastic smelling George Takei was in Seatle over the weekend for Emeral City ComicCon. During the convention he took part in a question and answer panel hosted by none-other-than Danny Bonaduce.. Random, right? Anyway, George answered a few run of the mill questions, but one that peeked our interest was the origin of his signature catch phrase "Ohh Myyy!". According to George; it's something He's used all his life, but didn't become wide spread until The King of all Media got his hands on it.
Now It's Leonard Nimoy's Birthday. What, what?!?!
It's March 26th, and today is Leonard Nimoy's 81st birthday!! Happy Birthday Mr. Nimoy!! I don't know why, but I always feel like I need to be more grown up when I write about Leonard Nimoy. It's not like I respect him more than the rest of the cast, but his personal grace and demeanor seem to signal my brain to "stand up tall", "make good eye contact" and "stop using slang". Of course…that's all out the window tonight.CONTINUE READING >>


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Have you been married or do you know someone that had been married 50 years or more? Center Players' is looking for stories of successful 50-year marriages to celebrate the opening of its new romantic musical comedy, "I Do! I Do!", running weekends all through February. This Broadway hit musical follows the lives of Michael and Agnes through 50 years of their marriage.
Tell us about the romance of when and where you met and something interesting about yourselves or the couple you are writing about. What was special about the marriage and the individuals? What were the high points and the low points? Why do you think it was so successful and lasted 50 years!
Make your narrative one to two typed pages at the most and Email to email@example.com. The Center Players review panel will select 3 of the stories received by Wednesday January 30th to present gift certificates for two tickets to see "I Do, I Do" at Center Playhouse. All of the stories submitted through the end of the show will be considered for posting on Center Players' blog sites for everyone to enjoy!
"I Do! I Do!" premiers at Center Playhouse, located at 35 South Street in downtown Freehold, February 1st and runs through February 24th, with performances on Fridays and Saturdays at 8:00 PM and Sundays at 2:00 PM. Tickets are $25 for Adults and $23 for Seniors & Students and include gourmet desserts and refreshments. Group rates for parties of ten or more are available. Seating is extremely limited so call the box office at (732) 462-9093 to reserve your seats or visit us online at www.CenterPlayers.org.


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Carnegie Brass brings rare musicianship and virtuosity to the Mainstage of the Pasquerilla Performing Arts Center on the University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown campus at 8 p.m. Friday, March 16.
The ensemble has performed throughout the northeastern United States, toured the South Pacific and Australia with the River City Brass Band, and has been showcased many times on National Public Radio. The group also performed on the WQED-FM classical musical series The Local Touch. A television special produced by PBS, A Child's Christmas in Pittsburgh, featured the quintet and was aired nationally.
Ensemble members include Bernard Black, trumpet, the principal solo cornet with the River City Brass Band, and graduate of Carnegie Mellon University (CMU), who studied with Anthony Pasquarelli. Black is a two-time winner of the Pittsburgh Concert Society Solo Competition.
Jeffrey Nicodemus, trumpet, also graduated from CMU and studied trumpet performance under the guidance of Anthony Pasquarelli. As the solo eb soprano trumpet, he has been a member of the River City Brass Band for 22 years. Also a winner of the Pittsburgh Concert Society Solo Competition, he has performed with the McKeesport, Westmoreland and Pittsburgh Symphony orchestras and the Civic Light Orchestra.
David Piecka, French horn, attended CMU studying under the late Forrest Standley. Performing with the River City Brass Band since 1981, he is principal solo horn. In 1995, he played the world premiere of Philip Sparke's "Concerto for Horn and Brass Band," commissioned by River City Brass Band especially for him.
Glenn Wayland, trombone, graduated from CMU where he was a student of the late Byron McCulloh. As principal bass trombone with the Pittsburgh Opera and Ballet Orchestras and the Civic Light Opera Orchestra, he performs throughout the Pittsburgh region.
David Knapp, tuba, also graduated from CMU, having studied with Phillip Catelinet, Byron McCulloh, and Robert Page; he has performed with the River City Brass Band, the Pittsburgh Opera and Ballet Orchestras, the Johnstown Symphony, the Westmoreland Symphony, the Pittsburgh New Music Ensemble, and the Mendelssohn Choir.
For more information, visit the Carnegie Brass website at www.carnegiebrass.com.
The event is being sponsored by the Coppersmith Endowment.
Advance interviews with the artists may be arranged by calling the Pasquerilla Performing Arts Center at 814-269-7200.
Tickets may be purchased by calling the ArtsLine at 1-800-846-ARTS (2787) or 814-269-7200 from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Mondays through Fridays. Tickets are $15. Discount tickets of $12 are being offered to senior citizens (over 65 years of age), students under 18, and members of the Pitt Johnstown community (faculty, staff, and card-carrying members of the Pitt Johnstown Alumni Association). There is a $2 handling fee on telephone and mail orders. The box office is open for in-person sales from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. The box office also opens one hour before performances. For additional information, visit www.upj.pitt.edu/ArtsCenter.
The Pasquerilla Performing Arts Center is a multi-purpose facility operated by the University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown. The Arts Center presents a variety of events including musicals, adult and children's theatre, dance and music productions to 12,000 patrons annually.


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---- — Today is Friday, Feb. 8, the 39th day of 2013. There are 326 days left in the year.
Today's Highlight in History:
On Feb. 8, 1973, Senate leaders named seven members of a select committee to investigate the Watergate scandal, including its chairman, Sen. Sam J. Ervin, D-N.C.
On this date:
Ten years ago: The chief U.N. arms inspectors arrived in Baghdad for a new round of crucial talks with Iraqi officials. In a jab at major U.S. allies, Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld told a security conference in Munich that countries such as France and Germany that favored giving Iraq another chance to disarm were undermining what slim chance existed to avoid war. Tens of thousands of Venezuelans marched in support of 9,000 oil workers fired for leading a two-month strike against President Hugo Chavez (OO'-goh CHAH'-vez).
Five years ago: Scotland Yard investigators concluded that Pakistani opposition leader Benazir Bhutto died on Dec. 27, 2007, as the result of a bomb blast, not a gunshot, a finding disputed by Bhutto supporters. Latina Williams, a 23-year-old nursing student at Louisiana Technical College in Baton Rouge, shot and killed two other students and then herself. Novelist Phyllis A. Whitney died in Charlottesville, Va., at age 104.
One year ago: Washington state lawmakers voted to approve same-sex marriage. Kyle Dyer, an anchor for Denver station KUSA-TV, was seriously injured when she was bitten in the face by an 85-pound Argentine mastiff while conducting a live studio interview on the dog's rescue from an icy pond.
Today's Birthdays: Composer-conductor John Williams is 81. Newscaster Ted Koppel is 73. Actor Nick Nolte is 72. Comedian Robert Klein is 71. Actor-rock musician Creed Bratton is 70. Singer Ron Tyson is 65. Actress Brooke Adams is 64. Actress Mary Steenburgen is 60. Author John Grisham is 58. Actor Henry Czerny is 54. Rock singer Vince Neil (Motley Crue) is 52. Rock singer-musician Sammy Llanas (YAH'-nus) (The BoDeans) is 52. Environmental Protection Agency administrator Lisa P. Jackson is 51. Actress Mary McCormack is 44. Rock musician Keith Nelson (Buckcherry) is 44. Retired NBA player Alonzo Mourning is 43. Actor Seth Green is 39. Actor Josh Morrow is 39. Rock musician Phoenix (Linkin Park) is 36. Rock musician Jeremy Davis (Paramore) is 28. Rock musician Max Grahn (Carolina Liar) is 25. Actor Ryan Pinkston is 25. Actress Karle Warren ("Judging Amy") is 21.
Thought for Today: "Children see things very well sometimes — and idealists even better." — Lorraine Hansberry, American author and dramatist (1930-1965).


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Since Occupy Bernal has proven to be the only local Occupy group to actually get shit done, homeowners in Noe Valley went ahead and formed a similar movement, riffing off Bernal's model of not occupying.In other words, no tents necessary.Tomorrow, Occupy Noe will start collecting signatures at the N ... More >>
What would a voucher get you in San Francisco?There are more than 136,000 homeless veterans in the U.S., and California has more than a quarter of them. So while the Housing and Urban Development (HUD) is patting itself on the back for handing over more than $4 million in grant money to the Bay A ... More >>
Grant WoodWill you need to look like this to live in federal housing?In federally funded housing programs, it's illegal for landlords to discriminate based on race, ethnicity -- or even against the guy who says his pit bull keeps him from having panic attacks.But against homosexuals or the transg ... More >>
San Francisco's own money pitIt has been well documented over the years that San Francisco's Housing Authority is in shambles; it can't collect rent on time, it can't keep records on file, and it hasn't been training its staff. And while federal authorities -- every year -- issue reports de ... More >>
Larry Bush, a former aide to San Francisco Mayor Art Agnos once known as The Dark Prince of City Hall has sued his current employer, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. The 64-year-old veteran San Francisco politico claims he was instructed by a supervisor to violate federal ope ... More >>
Look! Green! Green!But Some Consumers May Be Better Off Looking Elsewhere To Fund Green Home Improvements, Program's Architect AcknowledgesMayor Gavin Newsom this evening will hold an "Internet town hall" to tout a new program helping property owners pay for energy-saving improvements. Dubbed Gre ... More >>
Joe EskenaziGavin Newsom, hot dog buns, face the pressWith throngs of media temporarily distracted by a sausage bursting into flames on the grill, Mayor Gavin Newsom this morning announced plans to "dust off" a failed redevelopment plan for the blighted mid-market area in a press conference held ... More >>
Joe Eskenazi Cosmie Silfa and SkippyYesterday we reported that Cosmie Silfa was at risk of having to give up his doctor-prescribed "service iguana" Skippy. Today, however, Silfa is optimistic he won't have to surrender the arm-sized, green lizard his psychiatrist describes as "an essential compon ... More >>
Joe EskenaziCosmie Silfa and SkippyOur more fervent readers may recall a June SF Weekly cover story titled "Service with a Snarl" exploring the city's intriguing rules and regulations regarding service animals. Yes, it was the one with the maniacal Chihuahua on the cover. One of the service anima ... More >>
You can't bar the disabled from federal housing. Ditto that for racial or religious minorities, the aged, or nearly any other group -- but homosexuals. Amazingly, in 2009, one can still be barred from a place in federally funded housing based upon his or her sexual orientation. In fact, San Francisc ... More >>
By Matt SmithFor the third year running San Francisco has managed its public housing as the equivalent of a Third World slum. New information from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development confirms that San Francisco's Housing Authority -- which oversees 6,400 apartments, housing 35, ... More >>
Week of 5-23-2007
Week of 05-16-2007
Local officials are resisting a federal takeover of the Housing Authority. They should stop.
Week of 3-21-2007
The nation's biggest player in the apartment rental business has found huge profits in low-income housing
Brain and stomach cancer. Asthma and bronchitis. Miscarriages and stillbirths. All are health problems suffered by residents of Midway Village. Why won�t authorities close it down?
City government promised Katrina victims a haven, then it gave some of them the shaft
Could it be the activists who claim they're trying to rebuild it?
Week of Wednesday, January 21, 2004
Delays and mismanagement endangered a $20 million federal reconstruction grant for North Beach Place. So the Housing Authority tried to speed the project up -- by tricking longtime, elderly residents into leaving.
Waffling With Authority; Will the Chron Get Us All Killed?
Why did the U.S. Attorney's Office angle for fingerlings -- and apparently ignore trophy catches -- during its corruption investigation at the San Francisco Housing Authority?
How a cozy alliance of government bureaucrats and nonprofit developers spends tens of millions of dollars building almost no housing for the poor
Don't re-elect supervisors who've done nothing -- zero, zip, nada -- to address our housing shortage
Charity unwittingly sucked into fight over housing low-income elderly
So many San Franciscans live in cars, vans, campers, and buses that the city wants to create a "vehicular community" where they could legally park. But if we build it, will the "houseless" come?
The residents of Daly City's Midway Village wonder if their environmental concerns will ever be addressed
For more than a decade, three different mayors have let one man dole out government jobs to alleged murderers, crack dealers, and other serious felons. The question, obviously, is why.
Twelve convicted drug dealers and other major felons have recently been employed by the San Francisco Housing Authority. But are there even more criminals on the public payroll?
A cop's doodle travels to Washington, D.C., and returns as a warm-and-fuzzy crackdown on S.F.'s projects
Why is the Democratic Party elite backing an underqualified party operative for the local judiciary?
In 1984, four women living in city housing projects said they wanted to get out. Only one made it.
Hunters View residents stand up to the Housing Authority in the name of self-governance
Roberta Achtenberg bristles when anyone dares say that Williw Brown is the one who gets things done. "I have gotten things done my entire life, right?" she says, citing when her accomplishments as a law school dean, her 800-page book on sexual orientatio
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Creating backups with TimeVault
TimeVault demonstrated a few weaknesses on Ubuntu 8.04. The documentation consists of an obsolete wiki page, and the pending/existing snapshot view did not always perform reliably. On top of this, the current version still lacks Nautilus integration.
The TimeVault project has some interesting ideas, but is not currently suitable for regular use, especially not on production systems with critical data.
In some cases, the software completely failed to back up individual files. But if the project continues to make progress at the current rate, chances are that it will soon become an interesting alternative to larger and more complex backup solutions.
- Ubuntu wiki on TimeVault: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/TimeVault/
- TimeVault download page: https://launchpad.net/timevault/+download
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Saturday, August 2, 2014 - 7:30pm
Thursday, August 14, 2014 - 7:00pm
Benzonia Academy Lecture Series at the Mills Community House
From Depression Poverty to Wartime Prosperity: Photographs of Michigan 1935-1943
by Prof. Constance Schultz
Between 1935 and 1943 a small agency of the federal government created a file of 150,000 photographs which documented the journey of America's "greatest generation" from the depths of the depression to the enormous efforts made on the home front in support of winning WWII. Over 2500 of these images are of Michigan. The photographs are now available for all to see on the Library of Congress web site. Dr. Constance B. Schulz, whose late husband Carl O. Schulz was born in Benzie County in 1941 when his father Rev. Ormund Schulz was pastor of the Benzonia Congregational Church, will give a slide talk about the Farm Security Administration which created the photographs, and illustrate how the photographers represented Michigan in that crucial period of the state's economic history. She will have copies of her book, Michigan Remembered: Photographs from the FSA and the Office of War Information, 1936-1943 (Wayne State University Press, 2001) available for autograph and sale. Dr. Schulz, who received her PhD in American History from the University of Cincinnati, is retired from directing the Public History MA program and teaching Archives Administration at the University of South Carolina. She has published five books from the FSA collection of photographs, most recently Maryland in Black and White (Johns Hopkins University Press, 2013).


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at Alderson-Broaddus (WV) College - 01/07/13
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About Pitt-Johnstown
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at Bloomsburg University - 11/10/12
vs. Penn State-Altoona - 11/13/12
at Concord (WV) University - 11/17/12
vs. Bluefield State (WV) College - 11/20/12
vs. Fairmont State (WV) University - 11/27/12
at Davis & Elkins (WV) College - 12/01/12
vs. Bowie State (MD) University - 12/05/12
vs. Wheeling Jesuit (WV) University - 12/15/12
vs. Shepherd (WV) University - 01/03/13
at #1 West Liberty (WV) University - 01/05/13
at Alderson-Broaddus (WV) College - 01/07/13
at West Virginia Wesleyan College - 01/10/13
vs. Ohio Valley (WV) University - 01/14/13
vs. Davis & Elkins (WV) College - 01/17/13
at Seton Hill University - 01/19/13
at West Virginia State University - 01/21/13
vs. Penn State-Beaver - 01/23/13
vs. West Virginia Wesleyan College - 01/26/13
at Shepherd (WV) University - 01/28/13
vs. Alderson-Broaddus (WV) College - 01/31/13
vs. Glenville State (WV) College - 02/04/13
at University of Charleston (WV) - 02/09/13
at Fairmont State (WV) University - 02/11/13
at Wheeling Jesuit (WV) University - 02/16/13
vs. #3 West Liberty (WV) University - 02/21/13
vs. Seton Hill University - 02/23/13
at #8 Concord (WV) University - 02/26/13
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Mountain Cats Fall Short at A-B, 75-71
(Box Score)
The Mountain Cats battled back from a 10-point second half deficit to tie it with 2:42 to play, but Alderson-Broaddus (WV) College was able to hold off Pitt-Johnstown, 75-71, Monday night in Philippi, W.Va. Pitt-Johnstown got 18 points on six 3-pointers from
Bill Luther (Gibsonia, Pa.)
, but slipped to 6-5 overall and 3-5 in the WVIAC.
A pair of 3-pointers, followed by a an O'Dell Eargle jumper at the 11:46 mark of the first half put Alderson-Broaddus in front 18-14.
The Mountain Cats came right back with a 10-1 run, capped by two of
Andrew Cressler's (Pittsburgh, Pa.)
13 first half points, to go up 19-14 three minutes later.
Pitt-Johnstown held the lead the rest of the half.
Ian Vescovi's (Patton, Pa.)
put-back with 1:13 left got the lead back to five, but the Battlers pulled to within two at 37-35 at the break when Jonathan Ferguson's 3-pointer dropped as time expired.
Alderson-Broaddus came out on a 20-8 run over the first nine minutes of the second half to regain the lead at 55-45, but the Mountain Cats bounced back with a 12-3 run, highlighted by three
3-pointers, to cut it to 58-57 at 9:10.
The Battlers pushed it back out to 63-57 on Kirklin Bohanon's dunk, before the Mountain Cats came back again to knot it at 73 on
Noah Hartung's (Butler, Pa.)
lay-up and free-throw with 1:42 to play.
However, Alderson-Broaddus got a jumper from Roy Brown to regain the lead on its next possession, and two free-throws from Casey Ainsley with five seconds on the clock to seal the win for the Battlers.
18 points on 6-11 shooting from 3-point range led three Mountain Cats who scored in double figures.
finished with 17 points, and
Nick Novak (Murrysville, Pa.)
had 14 points, including 6-6 free-throws. Pitt-Johnstown also got nine points from
Paul Weatherly (Johnstown, Pa.)
off the bench, and a team-high eight rebounds from
currently stands in fourth-place on the Mountain Cat All-Time Scoring List with 1,652 points and third on the assists list with 450, while
Jordan Miller (Vinco, Pa.)
is second on the all-time 3-point field goal list (244) and 15th on the scoring list with (1,155 pts.).
Pitt-Johnstown shot an even 50% (27-54) from the field, 8-14 from 3-point range, and a perfect 9-9 from the charity stripe. The Battlers, who out rebounded the Mountain Cats 33-23 and held a 20-7 advantage in second-chance points, shot 51% (29-57) from the floor, 8-20 from behind the 3-point line, and 9-13 from the free-throw line.
Eargle and Bohanon each scored 21 points to pace the Battlers, who improved to 7-3 overall and 5-1 in the WVIAC.
The Mountain Cats wrap-up a stretch of three consecutive WVIAC games at West Virginia Wesleyan College on Thursday. Pitt-Johnstown will return home on Monday to host a conference doubleheader with the Lady Cats against Ohio Valley (WV) University. The Lady Cats will tip-off at 5:30 p.m., followed by the men's game at 7:30 p.m.
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