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BELLEVILLE — Althoff High baseball coach Brett Isaacs said it's too early to tell how it will translate on the field, but he believes this might be one of the most athletic clubs he's ever had.
"We may be a bit inexperienced, but we've got a lot of athleticism and that's the most impressive part of our team," said Isaacs, whose team is scheduled to open the season at home Friday against Marissa. "It's probably the most athletic team I've had in four or five years, so we certainly welcome that stuff."
Althoff finished 15-15 overall and 6-4 in the South Seven Conference last season, losing to eventual state tourney qualifier Wesclin in the regional.
Althoff lost several of its top run producers and pitcher Sam Lidisky is now at McKendree University. But Isaacs hopes a good returning nucleus led by four returning starters can catch fire quickly.
Leading the way are seniors Bryce Richter (.239, six doubles, 17 RBIs, Cole Reichert (.313, four RBIs and Atlee Champion (.286, seven doubles, 10 RBIs) and junior Grant Strieker (.296, seven doubles, eight RBIs).
Richter (3-2, 2.07 ERA) and Strieker (0-2, 5.89 ERA) also will be counted on for quality innings on the pitching staff.
"They come back with the most experience and quality innings from the last year or two, so they have to be our leaders going in," Isaacs said. "But I feel pretty good about the other kids we've got around them."
Senior Ryan Marcum and Champion also are slated for mound duty along with sophomores Austin Keen and left-hander Ben Hankammer and juniors Josh Davinroy and Tyler Schmid.
Champion will see time at third and as a pitcher while Strieker will pitch and play shortstop. Richter is moving from the outfield to first base when he's not pitching with Reichert returning in the outfield.
The catchers are junior Eric Mertens and sophomore Bret Silvestri with junior Luke Frazier being used at second, third and short. Senior Mark Pfeiffer may see time in the outfield or as a pitcher.
Frazier missed the last two baseball seasons with injuries.
"We're going to move him around depending on who is pitching," Isaacs said.
Also at second base is junior Dennis Jackson, who sat out last season after transferring from O'Fallon. Seniors Jack Weilmuenster and Zach Donaldson and Hankammer are also vying for time in the infield.
The outfield will consist of Reichert, senior Nick Hawthorne, sophomore Sam Haudrich and junior Elijah Beal.
"Our strength is our speed and if we can get on first base, I think we can really cause some teams some problems because we can run," Isaacs said. "We don't have just two kids that are fast, but we've got speed throughout our lineup. I think we'll be pretty good offensively."
Isaacs has added several new assistant coaches, including former Althoff players Erik Huber and Josh Schaefer and former Grizzlies and Detroit Tigers minor-league pitcher Mark Brachman.
Huber was a standout at Eastern Illinois who played several years in the Pittsburgh Pirates organization. His younger brother, former Althoff pitcher Brett Huber, recently broke the career saves record at Mississippi with Isaacs in attendance.
"I had a blast, my boys and I had to a great time," Isaacs said. "It was special to be there when he did it. There were 8,000 people in there. It was 40 degrees and there were still 8,000 people."
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- Few Anglo women had their first child under age 18, compared to Mexican immigrants and U.S.-born Chicanas (women of Mexican descent).
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Sorry for not replying earlier but ya im available any time after 5 your time and will be able to get it done most of this week
The weekend is better for me. I'm GMT-3 and usually free during the afternoon~evening I don't know when I'll be on during weekdays because I'm always with trouble with my sleep time >_>, but I'll be available for sure during the weekend
I can play today around Tour time if you can. Tomorrow most of the day, and the weekday evenings (GMT +2)
my times, sorry. i'll be on sunday my time (sat your time) and i'll vm you or something. shouldn't be too hard to get this done.
cool, i'm AEST (gmt +10). best time for me is going to be the coming weekend if that's alright. i'll be free from like 10am-2am both saturday and sunday, and from like 3-4pm on friday to 2am.
oh i meant gmt -6 as in b4 daylight savings time. sorry forgot. so if ur in gmt -6 including daylight savings time, I can't play XD so if im not on when u get on u know why lol sorry


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Some people you just can't reason with...Clearly the most badass truck on the market is the Toyota with its 290,000lb tow rating, and reverse thruster brake system..But thats only when its properly equiped with the inter-galactic tow package.
in all seriousness, thats impressive. Chevy needs cooler adds.
12-13-2012, 01:56 PM #12That's 307,000lb tow rating, get it right.
Has anyone seen the Toyota Deconstructed ads? What Toyota was basically saying is that none of the parts on their trucks wear out in 100K miles. Toyota even states that in this test they had original brake pads and original tires. I'd like to know what brand of tire lasts 100K miles.
12-13-2012, 05:59 PM #13the F150 or the 1500 chevy/gmc can't tow that much. the engine / drive train even if it had the gears coolers your mentioning of the brakes is a real limiter on what can be towed.
as we all know the frame on a 1500 is very soft and of a thin smaller size than the 2500 trucks. this is also required when you hook up to a 11,000lb tow job.
have you ever seen a truck that carried too much weight before ? the idiot thought he could carry more than the rated amount. bent that frame real good.
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How dare you burst my bubble...
12-13-2012, 07:37 PM #15hey, look at it this way, if the f-150 guy thinks that way, let him, then when he breaks his truck, you can just laugh at him.
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This op-ed co-authored with actor George Clooney originally appeared on Time.com.
On the surface, our recent trip to the rebel-held areas of Sudan's Nuba Mountains hauntingly echoed earlier visits to Darfur and South Sudan. A huge group of people—targeted by their government in Khartoum because of their ethnicity, the rich land they live on, and their resistance to dictatorship—are being serially bombarded, raped, abducted, and starved in this case for the second time in the last two decades. The culprit remains the same as well: the Khartoum regime led by General Omar al-Bashir, wanted by the International Criminal Court for crimes against humanity. This human rights catastrophe within Sudan is unfolding alongside a virtual state of war between Sudan and South Sudan, playing itself out in the border oilfields not far from the Nuba Mountains. Read More »
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WASHINGTON – George Clooney witnessed indiscriminate bombing of civilians in the conflict-torn state of South Kordofan, Sudan during a trip last week with Enough Project Co-founder John Prendergast. A four-minute Enough Project video released today, written and directed by Clooney, documents an aerial attack in the Nuba Mountains and spotlights the urgency for action to stop the targeting of civilians in Sudan.
"This isn't a war of retaliation, this is simply trying to clear people out ethnically because of the color of their skin," said Clooney in the video.
South Kordofan, which is home to Sudan's ethnic minority Nuba people, has been an ongoing target of aerial bombardment by the Sudanese Armed Forces, or SAF. According to UN estimates, most of the 200,000 Nuba people who remain in South Kordofan are hiding in caves to avoid attacks, cut off from humanitarian aid.
"This is a civilian protection crisis," said Prendergast in the video. "We talk all the time about the responsibility to protect human life—right here is a ground zero for that responsibility."
In the video, Clooney takes cover alongside Nuba people as apparent SAF Antonov bombers fly overhead. He speaks to witnesses and victims of recent bombings, and includes footage of a young boy who lost both of his hands while hiding in a cave during an attack.
At the conclusion of the video, the Enough Project urges viewers to take action (Text Sudan to 30644) and send their Member of Congress a message to support the recently-introduced Sudan Peace, Security, and Accountability Act of 2012.
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This piece first appeared as part of New York Times "Room for Debate." Enough Project Co-founder John Prendergast and other debaters—including Oxfam's Sudan Country Director El Fateh Osman, Former Special Envoy to Sudan Andrew S. Natsios, Girifna member Dalia Haj-Omar, Chair of Islamic Studies at American University Akbar Ahmed, National Director of STAND Daniel Soloman, and Heritage Foundation Research Associate Morgan Roach—address the question: How can world leaders prevent another humanitarian disaster from taking place in Sudan? Read More »
2011 was a year of unprecedented action on behalf of freedom and human rights. When citizens flooded streets throughout the Middle East and North Africa, the U.S. and other countries dropped their long-standing presidential allies and demanded new leadership. When massive human rights abuses loomed in Libya and Ivory Coast, the international community acted decisively. That backdrop makes it all the more puzzling why the two countries where human rights abuses are worst in the world—Sudan and the Democratic Republic of Congo—have received such comparatively tepid international responses. Read More »
WASHINGTON – The international community must take a new approach to peace in Darfur by abandoning its piecemeal approach to Sudan, and demanding a comprehensive peace process that will address overarching national grievances, according to a new Enough Project policy report.
"It is time to recognize that the issues in Darfur mirror those in South Kordofan, Blue Nile, and the East, which all stem from a common denominator of marginalization by the center," said co-author and Enough Project Advisor Omer Ismail. "To move toward peace in the north, the international community should prioritize a push for an all-inclusive, national process that reflects the will of the Sudanese people."
The authors advocate for a comprehensive peace process that would deal with all of Sudan's warring regions collectively, and establish mechanisms to address national issues such as the concentration of power and wealth sharing.
"The Darfur peace process is dead," said co-author and Enough Project Co-Founder John Prendergast. "The idea that any one region can be negotiated in a process unconnected to other regions that suffer the same inequities and repression is fatally flawed. The time has come to move to a new phase in peacemaking in Sudan, before the country is engulfed in a full-scale national war. A process involving all regions, constitutional reform, and elections is the peaceful way to resolve Sudan's multiple conflicts. Absent that, more intense war will follow, and the suffering of Sudan's population will deepen."
A national peace process, which includes establishing a constitutional conference followed by free and fair elections, should aim to resolve shared grievances—such as economic and political marginalization at the hands of the ruling regime in Khartoum—that have been negotiated ineffectively at the regional level. The process should also include a second phase in which regional stakeholders, including Darfuris, could negotiate any outstanding issues unique to their region.
"To ensure the success of a comprehensive peace process, there must also be a change in the mediation," said co-author Laura Jones, a Sudan policy analyst for the Enough Project. "The competitive approach to peacemaking that has defined the Darfur mediation thus far must be countered by the designation of a new, internationally-supported mediator, who can effectively negotiate with all parties."
The report provides a "Checklist for a more inclusive all-Sudan peace process," which outlines attributes of an ideal mediator, as well as prerequisites for a successful peace process.
Read the full report: "How to Save Darfur's Peace Process"
The time has come to recognize that the issues in Darfur mirror those in South Kordofan, Blue Nile, and the East, and should therefore not be dealt with in isolation. The international community needs to abandon its piecemeal approach to Sudan and unite behind a demand for a comprehensive solution to the problem of overly concentrated, abusive power at the center.
The combination of current internal, regional and international variables could provide a real catalyst for future peace in Sudan. Demonstrations earlier this year, inspired by Arab Spring initiatives in neighboring countries, were ruthlessly crushed with draconian regime tactics—including rape of women involved in protests.
After a decades-long deadly struggle for freedom, South Sudanese celebrated for days over the realization of their dream of independent statehood. A new U.S. policy—rooted in the international responsibility to protect civilian life and democracy promotion—is desperately needed for these two new Sudans.


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School records and national semifinals qualifying performances in the 4x400 relay and the triple jump highlighted action for the Sam Houston State men's track and field team at the NCAA Division I West Preliminary Championships hosted by the University of Texas in Austin.
Charles White set a school record with a mark of 51 feet, 10.5" in the triple jump to earn a trip to Des Moines, Iowa, in June for the NCAA Division I semifinals Friday evening.
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Radical Islamists are not just persons with differing religious views: they are a clear and imminent threat to the life, liberty, and religious freedom of us all. President Obama has been totally unwilling to confront the dangers posed by those who radicalize Islam; indeed, his UN address and foreign policy exemplify a willingness to look the other way, or blame the victim, when radicals commit atrocities. During his presidency, the middle east has largely been taken over by religious thugs who impost their rigid theocracy with violence and threats of violence - and let us be clear, the threat is to moderate Muslims as well as Christians and Jews. I have no argument with the Muslim faith, but - unlike our President - I do see the danger posed by those who seek to violently impose their beliefs on others. While the Saudis try to buy the thugs off, while our own government relies on bribes in the form or foreign aid or denies the nature and extent of the threat, the Middle East is burning.
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PESHAWAR, Pakistan (Reuters) - Taliban gunmen in Pakistan shot and seriously wounded on Tuesday a 14-year-old schoolgirl who rose to fame for speaking out against the militants, authorities said.
Malala Yousufzai was shot in the head and neck when gunmen fired on her school bus in the Swat valley, northwest of the capital, Islamabad. Two other girls were also wounded, police said.
Yousufzai became famous for speaking out against the Pakistani Taliban at a time when even the government seemed to be appeasing the hardline Islamists.
The government agreed to a ceasefire with the Taliban in Swat in early 2009, effectively recognizing insurgent control of the valley whose lakes and mountains had long been a tourist attraction.
The Taliban set up courts, executed residents and closed girls' schools, including the one that Yousufzai attended. A documentary team filmed her weeping as she explained her ambition to be a doctor.
"My friend came to me and said, 'for God's sake, answer me honestly, is our school going to be attacked by the Taliban?'," Yousufzai, then 11, wrote in a blog published by the BBC.
"During the morning assembly we were told not to wear colorful clothes as the Taliban would object."
The army launched an offensive and retook control of Swat later that year, and Yousufzai later received the country's highest civilian award. She was also nominated for international awards for child activists.
Since then, she has received numerous threats. On Tuesday, gunmen arrived at her school and asked for her by name, witnesses told police. Yousufzai was shot when she came out of class and went to a bus.
Taliban spokesman Ehsanullah Ehsan said his group was behind the shooting.
"She was pro-West, she was speaking against Taliban and she was calling President Obama her idol," Ehsan said by telephone from an undisclosed location.
"She was young but she was promoting Western culture in Pashtun areas," he said, referring the main ethnic group in northwest Pakistan and southern and eastern Afghanistan. Most members of the Taliban come from conservative Pashtun tribes.
Doctors were struggling to save Yousufzai, said Lal Noor, a doctor at the Saidu Sharif Teaching Hospital in the Swat valley's main town of Mingora.
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As of this moment, three Major League teams are searching for new managers. Colorado and Houston in the National League and Boston in the American. Two more teams could be joining the list as Ozzie Guillen appears to be on thin ice in Miami and there is a least a chance the Blue Jays could trade John Farrell to Boston. Cleveland wasted no time unloaded Manny Acta after their second straight 90+ loss season and wasted even less time replacing him with former Red Sox skipper and two time World Series champion Terry Francona. If the Blue Jays do have to replace Farrell, you have to wonder which way they would go. Would the new man be someone from within, such as Torey Lovullo, Brian Butterfield or Don Wakamatsu? Or would it be someone such as Sandy Alomar Jr., who's paid his dues with Cleveland as a coach.
Would the Jays emulate the White Sox and Cardinals and choose a Robin Ventura or a Mike Matheny, who had no managerial experience? Or would they go with a veteran skipper, a proven winner, say, in the mold of Francona. I would go with a proven skipper who's had some measure of success. Jim Tracy resigned over the weekend in Colorado with a year to go on his contract at $1.4 million. The Rockies wanted him back but the team was coming off a club record 98-loss season and the pitching was pretty thin. Tracy reportedly wasn't sure about the direction the club was going in and decided to move on. Don't get me wrong, Jim Tracy hasn't built a Hall of Fame resume or anything like that. He's had three managerial stops in his 11year career, all in the National League with the Dodgers, Pittsburgh and Colorado. He's actually lost more than he's won over his 11 years. However, he's also won over 90 games in a season twice, something the Blue Jays haven't done since 1993. He guided the Rockies to a Wild Card playoff berth in 2009, has been named Manager of the Year once and finished second another time. All of this becomes a moot point if John Farrell stays in Toronto. But if he doesn't, Jim Tracy is someone to consider. Even though the Rockies lost 98 games this season, Tracy never lost the clubhouse and the players seemed genuinely upset or at least concerned that he wasn't coming back. That kind of loyalty is hard to engender when you're losing ball games. Jim Tracy even has a Canadian connection. He was the bench coach in Montreal in 1999 under Felipe Alou.
Early Success When asked to choose at the beginning of the season, I picked Detroit to win the World Series. I was a little more vague on the National League, but settled on Philadelphia because of their starting pitching. On the reset before the playoffs, I went with Cincinnati. It's a little early to be gloating or taking anything for granted but the Tigers and Reds are both up 2-0 in their Division Series and look at this point to be the two strongest teams remaining, though the Yankees still may have something to say about that.
Intriguing Possibility There was some talk out of Colorado that Troy Tulowitski, who's still rehabbing after groin muscle surgery cost him most of this season, was having some second thoughts about being with the Rockies after Tracy's departure. Not a trade demand or anything like that, just him wondering about the direction the organization is going in. Tulowitski would have to be an intriguing possibility for a few clubs in the off-season, if he really became available. He averaged just shy of 30 homers and 100 RBI's over the past three seasons before getting hurt this year. His contract would figure to scare off a few suitors though. He is locked up through 2020 for $140 million guaranteed and there is a $15 million club option for 2021 with a $4.5 million buyout. He's only 28 though, and when healthy, provides the best combination of power and defence at short in the Majors.
Odd Stat Speaking of power, the Yankees and Orioles both set franchise records for home runs this season. There are many factors at play, but no one can tell me these are the greatest power hitting teams either of these organizations have ever had.
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I had the honor of helping at the Veterans' Stand Down in Port Angles on Thursday, Oct. 1. This event is put on by the Voices For Veterans.
The clothing room helped 140 individuals, 50 of whom said they were homeless. The barber gave haircuts nonstop from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Vets were able to get flu shots and talk to folks from the V.A., Peninsula College, OlyCAP and other organizations.
Everyone who came was provided a hot breakfast and lunch. All could go through the clothing room and get boots, clothes, blankets, etc.
There are so many businesses, individuals and organizations that help make this happen that I won't try to name them, but "Big Mamma" wanted me to thank all of you. Without you, the stand down would not happen. She also wanted all to know that Voices received a certificate for the No. 1 Stand Down in the state.
Stand Downs all over the country are going to be patterned after our local one - these people have worked hard to make it a positive event for the veterans. All who work there must have genuine respect for the vets.
I learned a lot and am even more determined to help - 50 homeless vets is 50 too many. Please think about this and give to Voices For Veterans or call me with donations of coats, tents, sleeping bags, etc.
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February 14, 2014
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Bobby Acosta became the third D-III head coach in 13 months to get hired at Syracuse, and Widener will soon have its third head coach in as many seasons.
February 13, 2014
Adam steps down as Elmhurst coach
Elmhurst head football coach Joe Adam has announced his resignation to accept an assistant coaching job at Syracuse.
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DeLane Fitzgerald, who helped shepherd Southern Virginia into Division III football, moves a few hours up I-81.
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Lightly butter a 10- x 12-inch baking sheet, or casserole dish and set aside.
In the top of a double-boiler, or in a metal bowl set over a pot of boiling water, melt the semi-sweet chocolate, stirring occasionally with a rubber spatula. Add the toasted pecans and stir well. Pour the chocolate into the buttered dish, smoothing the top with a rubber spatula.
Melt the white chocolate in the top of a double-boiler, stirring occasionally. Spoon melted white chocolate on top of melted semi-sweet chocolate, then run a knife back and forth to create a random "marbled" effect.
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Keegan's Irish Pub in West Cobb, Marietta
is your neighborhood family pub. Come in for Award-Winning food, delicious desserts, and of course, your favorite pints.
Keegan's keeps its proud Irish tradition close to heart.
As soon as you step through the door, you are taken across the pond to an authentic Irish pub.