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Analysis: The Bulls are looking at a number of 2-guard options here, but over the past few weeks, Barton has separated himself from the pack. He could go as high as 18 to the Wolves and I don't think he slides past Chicago here.
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If these two were going to be stars by their junior college career's end, it sure didn't start out that way.
But Clay Greenland and Dominick Lozano overcame potentially devastating injuries from last season to help lead Peninsula College's men's basketball team to a division championship, a No. 1 seed at the NWAACC tournament this week and one of the more remarkable finishes to a regular season in school history.
Call them an unlikely duo.
Lozano, a 5-foot-11-inch player from Barrow, Alaska, terrorizes opponents from the outside. With five more three-pointers on Saturday night, he has 94 triples to his name this season. But he could hardly shoot for most of 2005-06, thanks to a broken wrist he suffered in a preseason contest that kept him out of half a dozen games. With doctors demanding rest for his whole body, Lozano's conditioning suffered. When he did get a chance to play near season's end, he could only battle for three- and four-minute spells.
"His work ethic," says coach Peter Stewart, "is excellent. He got back in phenomenal shape."
This season, it's the rest of the NWAACC that has suffered. Witness his seven three-pointers and 30 points against Shoreline Jan. 30, or his five triples and 26 points in a one-point loss at Everett Jan. 23.
But when it came time to knock off some of the best teams in the uber-competitive North Division, Lozano shortened up his range a bit. With the score tied at 66 and less than 20 seconds left against Whatcom on Feb. 18, Lozano calmly dribbled to the top and looked to distribute. But the lane opened up and he drove past his defender, hitting the game-winning lay-up.
Two nights later against Everett, Lozano took a feed from teammate Ernie Grimes and calmly drilled a 12-foot jumper with nearly no time left.
"I tell anyone I can, the kid can flat shoot," says coach Peter Stewart. "His mechanics are very sound."
It's the game Lozano worked on back in Barrow that helped his high school team all the way to the 2004 Alaska 3A state title game - a 70-65 loss to Valdez in overtime - and got him named to the state's all-tournament team.
Now Lozano takes NBA-range three-pointers, rarely looking at the line in front of him. This season, he has led the Pirates in scoring a dozen times and scored 20 points or more 15 times, tied with (who else?) Greenland for top team honors.
Before he'd even stepped on a basketball court for the Pirates, the 6-foot-5 Greenland had an accident on a construction site, damaging his feet badly.
"His feet are all pins and screws," Stewart reveals.
But the kid whose coach calls "bouncy" couldn't be kept off the court, averaging 8.6 points and 4.6 rebounds in 19 minutes per contest as a sophomore. Then, as fate would have it, Greenland broke his wrist near season's end and played through it, contributing nine points and four boards each game in limited minutes during Peninsula's fifth-place run through the NWAACC tourney.
This year, he's simply blossomed. A likely candidate for 20 points and 10 rebounds each night, Greenland's racked up 11 double-doubles and shouldered the scoring load when teams try to lock down Lozano or other Peninsula weapons like Christian Harris and Jesse Bean.
Looking past the numbers, Greenland seems like a springy shooting guard in a post player's body.
"He doesn't have a real "off the shelf" game," Stewart said, noting Greenland's knack of jumping almost horizontally, finding space at unexpected angles to get lay-ups and rebounds.
It's the kind of skill that can help a player shine brightly on the high school stage, as Greenland did for Kanab High School in Utah. He took his Kanab High School squad to a third-place finish at the Utah 2A state championships in 2003 and earned a spot on the all-tournament team after scoring more points than anyone else.
This season, Greenland leads the squad with 20.0 points and 8.3 rebounds each night, highlighted by his 36-point, 11-rebound explosion against Seattle Jan. 19.
Greenland is married (wife Jenny) and has a son (Caden), making him an elder statesman for the team, if there can be one at a junior college.
Clay Greenland stats
PPG FG% RPG Blks Stls Asts
20.0 .565 8.3 34 62 61
20-pt+ Dbl-dbls Season-high
15 11 36
Dominick Lozano stats
PPG FG% 3P% FT% 3ptrs Asts
17.8 .449 .418 .789 94 70
20-pt.+ gms Season-high
15 30 (twice)
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Salem is a great side trip when visiting the Boston area. The Boston-Salem Ferry is a nice way to get to Salem via the water and is quite ejoyable in the warmer months. The Ferry is located right by the Boston Aquarium and drops you off about 3 blocks down from the House of the Seven Gables in Salem.
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The town is obsessed with the witch matter and all the town participates to draw in people. It is said there are over 150,000 visit in last three weeks of the October month. They have witch museums, all over the place and combined packages to draw you in to take in the whole affair. I was not here to see this, but to see the old time pride of the city and see the wharf area and it heritage. I surely would not want to be in the crowded streets when these witch tours are in process. Traffic must be a mess.
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Marblehead is a very historic and beautiful little town. Frankly, I think you could spend half a day or more walking up and down the streets just looking at the charming old houses, some dating back to 1680. You can have lunch there, too, down by the water.
After Marblehead you can drive over to Salem which is the next town. I think everyone pretty much knows about the Salem Witches, but this is quite nice town, much larger than Marblehead.
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Halloween in the Boston area is fantastic. Make sure you take a trip to Salem during this time. There you can meet Elizabeth Cabot, watch a witch trial and see just about every costume there is. The closer to Halloween you go the larger the crowds. There is a bus that runs from Boston to Salem about every hour or so, but be forwarned, the last bus leaves Salem sometime around midnight. I had a ball here when I went, but I did dress as a belly dancer so I was a bit cold. It was fun anyway.
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Salem - which witch is which?
Arthur Miller helped make Salem famous with his superb 'The Crucible', based on the witch accusation hysteria of the 17th century. But Salem itself has helped perpetuate its place in history - you can't move for 'witchery', and the place to be on Hallowe'en is the town. Aside from that, it's a cute, sleepy tourist destination about 40 kms from Boston - and with a train from Boston's North station running frequently throughout the day, it's an easy and enjoyable day trip.
Best known for the witch trials of 1692. Salem is a bit of a tourist trap around Halloween. Otherwise, it's a charming New England town.
No matter how Salem might try to promote its historical importance as an early American colony, its thriving maritime trade, its architectural landmarks, its literary legacy or its various cultural treasures, one chapter in its past will always stand out in the public consciousness. The Witch Trials.
My Salem page has a Salem's Haunted Happenings Guide for Muggles for those wishing to venture into Salem on Halloween!!- Family Travel
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I took a train up to Salem, didn't take long to get there. The city tourism is obviously slanted towards the witch trials, and there are lots of little things up here in that vein-Salem Witch Museum, and other things.
It's kind of fun, you can get a bit of the history of what happened. Cheap, fast train gets you there and back from Boston.- Family Travel
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If you are arround on Halloween (10/31) you must go to Salem. This is the place to be on Halloween. They had some problems with whiches and whichcraft some decades ago and now it's a highlite on Halloween. Stay cool they want to scare you and the do it very well!!
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You should take exit off Hwy 1A to 114 and then go through the town to get to downtown area. Finding the directions and a place to park , I thought would be fairly easy. NOt necessarily so.
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The zoot suit became popular within the Chicano and African American community during the 1940's. It started during the Jazz Age in Harlem - start your own movement when you sport the Zoot Suit Riot classic adult mens costume and break out of the day to day routine.
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The material is very thin and you can see through it so I have to wear long johns. All over the costume there are hanging threads on the jacket and pants. The suspenders are difficult to put on and they don't stay clipped to the pants and they tangle up. The hat was crushed when I got it in the mail and its made out of the stiff material so it popped back into place but you cant tilt the hat to the side like a fedora. Over all its a well made costume when you get over everything else one of the best costumes I have seen made and wore.
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Bass outpitches Strasburg, Padres beat Nats 6-1
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WASHINGTON (AP) - Stephen Strasburg left after only four innings Tuesday, matching the second-shortest appearance of his 25-start career, and San Diego's Will Venable had four hits, while John Baker delivered three hits and three RBIs, leading the Padres to a 6-1 victory over the Washington Nationals.
Anthony Bass (2-4) _ making his 10th start in the majors _ tied his longest outing by going eight innings. He allowed five hits and one run _ on Bryce Harper's homer to right-center, the 19-year-old outfielder's second consecutive game with a solo shot. Bass didn't allow a hit until Ian Desmond's single in the fourth.
Bass struck out seven and walked one before giving way to reliever Andrew Cashner for the ninth. Cashner struck out Harper swinging at a 101 mph pitch to end it.
Venable led off the game with a seemingly harmless blooper off Strasburg (3-1) that dropped in for a double as left fielder Roger Bernadina, center fielder Rick Ankiel and shortstop Ian Desmond all watched it fall. After a walk, Yonder Alonso delivered an RBI single, and later, on Strasburg's first pitch after an 8-minute rain delay, Baker's single brought home two more runs to make it 3-0.
All told, it was a slog of an opening inning for Strasburg, who needed 39 pitches to get three outs. Including the rain delay and a visit from pitching coach Steve McCatty, that half-inning alone lasted about 25 minutes from start to finish.
James Darnell's first homer of the season, a solo shot in the third, made it 4-0, and Strasburg only stuck around for one more inning.
Strasburg gave up four runs and seven hits, leaving after 81 pitches, 55 for strikes. He walked two batters and struck out five, and his ERA rose from 1.64 to 2.25.
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I received this recipe from a friend from Des Moines several years ago. The recipe makes eight dozen cookies, but may be cut in half.
2 pounds brown sugar 4 cups white sugar 1 pound softened margarine (I use 1/2 butter) 12 eggs 3 teaspoons vanilla 3 teaspoons white Karo syrup 8 teaspoons soda 3 pounds peanut butter, smooth or chunky 18 cups oatmeal, regular 1 pound chocolate chips 1 pound M&M candies 1 package Heath chips 4 cups Rice Krispies
Mix all ingredients in order listed. Drop by soup spoon-size onto ungreased sheets. Bake 12 minutes at 350 degrees or less, as you need to watch first batch so they do not get too brown. Remove from the oven and let cookies set for one minute. Then remove from pan. I start to mix these together with the electric mixer and then turn into an old large enamel bowl because it is such a large batch to mix together. They make a large amount and take a lot of time but they are delicious!
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High school wrestling: West Milford rules quad
RIDGEWOOD – Ridgewood coach Torre Watson knew where the match was heading even before the first whistle Saturday.
But once West Milford got rolling, there was little he could do to stop it.
The Highlanders opened up a 32-point lead with five pins in the first eight bouts and held on through the lower weights for a 39-22 victory over the Maroons in a Big North crossover battle.
"I told them prior to the match that it was all about bonus points," Watson said. "We couldn't give them up."
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The win was the first of three on the day for West Milford, which improved to 7-1 this season with easy wins over Ramapo and Montville in the quad.
And the Highlanders started out with a bang. Dylan Kaine, who didn't wrestle last season because of an injury, held off Ridgewood's Stephen Gerdner for a 4-3 victory at 145 in the opening bout to give them a 3-0 lead.
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Arizona Cardinals to stick with Ryan Lindley at quarterback
Two of the interceptions were returned for touchdowns, and while there were some positive moments, Lindley very much showed he is a work-in-progress as far as being ready to lead an NFL team.
However, Cardinals coach Ken Whisenhunt said Monday if Kevin Kolb is unable to return from his injury Sunday, the former San Diego State signal caller will once again get the nod.
"We stay with Ryan," the coach said. "Let's start the thing off by saying you can't have those interceptions, but in the first half I thought that he did a really nice job.
"He moved in the pocket, was decisive, managed it, made some good throws."
Whisenhunt pointed to the team's three scoring drives in the first 30 minutes of football, which saw the Cardinals take a 17-14 lead into the intermission.
"I felt that we did a lot of good things," he said.
Things went south in the second half, though, as the Rams dialed up the pressure and made Lindley try to beat them with his arm.
That he couldn't Sunday is understandable, and the coach said no one was more upset about the mistakes than the quarterback himself.
"One of the things that you have to learn about a quarterback is that when you get into those heat of the moment type things how you've got to respond," Whisenhunt said.
The mistakes, the coach added, are just part of the growing pains, and it is important to see what Lindley does in a real game compared to just working in practice.
"You understand with a young player," he said. "Look, we've got a lot of young players that are playing. They make mistakes.
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U.S. 17 lanes will change Tuesday Cones, barrels and signs will be...
There will be some lane shifts happening this week in the U.S. 17 widening work zone in Stafford County.
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The man punched the victim in the face, causing her to fall to the street. The man grabbed the victim's purse and stole a quantity of cash from it.
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A group of Spotsylvania residents made it clear this week that they want to know more about a company's plans to spread treated sewage sludge - also known as biosolids - on more than 6,200 acres on 146 parcels across the county.
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