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North Ponds Park
750 Holt Rd
Webster, NY 14580
When: May-10-2014, from 7AM till 7PM
Where: North Pond Park, Webster, NY
What: 12 hour foot race on 1 mile paved path
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The Mind-The-Ducks 12 Hour is an exciting running endurance race. Runners will travel around a one-mile loop covering as many miles as possible within the race's 12 hour time limit. The overall winners will be those who cover the most distance within the race time limit.
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In 2014 Mind-The-Ducks will be one of USATF Niagara Association Ultra Series races
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North Ponds Park
750 Holt Rd
Webster, NY 14580


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Sharapova sets up Lisicki clash (From Bridgwater Mercury)
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Sharapova sets up Lisicki clash
4:35pm Friday 29th June 2012 in National Sport © Press Association 2014
Top seed Maria Sharapova has secured her passage into Wimbledon's second week with a regulation win over Su-Wei Hsieh.
The French Open champion broke serve three times in the opening set and then recovered from a break in the first game of the second to take the match 6-1 6-4.
Her reward is a fourth-round meeting with Germany's Sabine Lisicki - the woman she beat at the semi-final stage last year.
Sharapova will need to serve better against the German on Monday, having offered up five double faults on Friday, but her unheralded opponent was rarely in a position to cash in.
When Hsieh did break to go 1-0 up in the second she had already succumbed to a heavy first-set loss, losing serve three out of the four times she had the ball in hand.
The 26-year-old Chinese Taipei player, competing in her fourth Wimbledon singles, did move 4-2 ahead in the second set, but Sharapova quickly broke back and then sped away with the match on a windy Court One.
"She was a tricky opponent," Sharapova said afterwards.
"She changed the pace really well and her serve is really tricky. The conditions were tough, I had to face a lot out there and be patient.
"The wind was tricky but I knew I had to handle it."

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Monofilament Recycle Bins Added by LOTAC to Upper River
The forums are starting to heat up again and as they say 'tis the season. One latest positive developments is the additon of newly added monofilament recycling bins by the LOTAC group to the upper river. I urged eveyone as [...]
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How long can the corn crop hold on to its current yield potential? National reporter Tyne Morgan reports on Illinois crop conditions from the 2013 Pro Farmer Midwest Crop Tour.
For More Information See full coverage of the 2013 Pro Farmer Midwest Crop Tour, hosted by Pro Farmer.
DuPont Pioneer has been the Tour's lead sponsor since 2008. Other sponsors include RCIS, Chevy Truck, DuPont Crop Protection, GEOSYS, HTS Ag, Farm Credit Services of America and Montag Manufacturing.
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Danny: I don't understand...
Vlad: What? That I used two fourteen-year-old pawns to turn a knight and topple a king? It's chess, Daniel. Of course you don't understand. But then again, you never really did.
Chessmasters tug at their strings of influence, patiently move their pieces into places that often seem harmless or pointless until the trap is closed, and get innocent Unwitting Pawns (Who else?) to do all the heavy lifting. The best will also have layers upon layers of misdirection and backup plans in case some unexpected hero appears to gum up the works.
Chessmasters can sometimes be on the side of good, but if so they'll almost certainly be the Anti-Hero or the Well-Intentioned Extremist, as it's very hard to plan a Chessmaster scheme that doesn't sacrifice a few pawns along the way. Heroic Chessmasters are very often introduced as a Mysterious Employer. The Svengali, in acting for the (supposed) good of his prot�g�s, will often be this (and if he isn't, he'll pretend).
Chessmasters can occasionally be The Strategist, although given the volatility of war, most Strategists will only ply their schemes one campaign at a time, with an emphasis on short-term goals (and an eye towards all possible future contingencies). The Dungeon Master may be a Chessmaster also, but many of them prefer to give their orders more directly. Many chessmasters are Villains With Good Publicity, but they can also be someone no one has ever heard of. Almost all Ancient Conspiracies are led by a collective of chessmasters, silently working toward their goals over generations. Chessmasters also tend to be overconfident and usually panic when their "perfect" plans fail. The exception to this is when Magnificent Bastard and Chessmaster overlap, since a Magnificent Bastard is quite good at rebounding from defeat. Fond of a Battle of Wits.
Of course, actual chess ability is implied, and some Chessmasters take it literally, mapping their plans out with an actual chessboard, occasionally with pieces shaped like the main characters. Don't ask how this works, or where they get pieces. This is most likely a result of Smart People Play Chess. Compare the Manipulative Bastard who tends to be more personal and controlling in her/his manipulations.
If the chessmaster is the villain, when the hero defeats them it's usually via the one move they didn't plan for.
Not to be confused with The Chessmaster, a long-running series of chess videogames.


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Eggs & Issues
Join theSomerset CountyChamber of Commerce in welcoming Rep.-elect Keith Rothfus for Eggs & Issues at 8 a.m. Dec. 13 at the Somerset Country Club. This event offers an open forum to hear from the congressman-elect while providing an opportunity for him to hear about the issues that affectSomerset Countyand the region. RSVP by contacting the chamber at 814-445-6431 or email@example.com by Tuesday.
Bakersville craft show
Bakersville Volunteer Fire Department will be holding a large craft show with more than 30 vendors from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. There will be soup and hot sandwiches during the event. For information call Trish Stahl at 814-445-2069.
'Christmas Carol' in Confluence
Steve Anderson will offer his one-man presentation of Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol" and "Bah Humbug – The Story Behind the Story" at the Confluence Creative Arts Center at 7 p.m. Saturday. Anderson is an actor, storyteller and living history interpreter with a special interest in 19th-century history. Donations accepted at the door.
Antique boutique
The Bottle Works Ethnic Arts Center in Johnstown will host the Second Sunday Antique Boutique from 1 to 3 p.m. Sunday. This free event allows the public to shop for and learn about antiques from Jim and Laura Argenbright of the AW Gallery Shoppe. The boutique will feature jewelry, fine linens, historical Johnstown photos, antique ornaments, scarves, vintage prints, crystal and china.
Santa on the Diamond
Santa will be in his house on the Diamond to visit with children from 11 a.m. until 2 p.m. Saturday. Santa's visits are sponsored by Somerset area service clubs and nonprofit organizations. Somerset Inc. 814-443-1748.
Zumba fundraiser
Help the victims ofHurricane Sandyfrom 10 a.m. to noon Saturday at theFrostburg State UniversityPE Center, Auxiliary Gym. DJ, giveaways, Zumba instructors will mix it up.
Cocoa and Carols
The community is welcome to attend the annual Cocoa and Carols Celebration at 6:30 p.m. Friday at Calvary United Methodist Church, 239 W. Church St., Somerset. Musicians will play a variety of instruments, including the piano and guitar, and people of all ages will sing Christmascarolsin the fellowship hall. Free hot cocoa and cookies will be provided.


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Penticton & South Okanagan News
RCMP cleared in suicidal jumper case
The Chief Civilian Director has determined there are no grounds to take further action in an attempted suicide in Penticton.
On Sept. 21, 2012, RCMP officers in Penticton responded to a 911 call concerning an adult female in emotional distress. While engaged with the police, the female jumped from a residential balcony and sustained serious injuries.
The IIO was not notified until Sept. 25, 2012 when the RCMP determined the matter was reportable to the IIO.
On Sept. 26, 2012, a team of IIO investigators was deployed to the Penticton area. Investigative activities included interviews, scene examination and neighbourhood canvassing. Once completed, the investigation report was submitted to the Chief Civilian Director (CCD).
Upon review, the CCD concluded that there was no reason to believe that there was any connection between an officer's actions and the affected person's decision to jump from the balcony. As such, no further action will be taken by the IIO.
Chief Civilian Director, Richard Rosenthal, has committed to the release of public reports relating to IIO investigations and his findings when cases are closed without a report to Crown counsel. Such reports will allow the public to understand the rationale for why a report to Crown counsel was not made.
In this case, however, since there was no finding of any connection between an officer's action and the injuries that were sustained, no public report will be issued.
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Amazon's Bezos defends heavy investments in Prime, Kindle
Amazon Chief Executive Jeff Bezos today defended the company's stance on heavy investments in certain areas, saying it's focused on its customers, not its rivals, and that it believes its strategy is the best for the long term.
For years, Bezos has demonstrated a preference for plowing resources into initiatives to build market share but take years to generate profits. That seeming indifference to near-term profits worries Wall Street, with many expressing reservations over the years about the impact on margins. Amazon is believed to make little, if any, money on its gadgets, instead relying on customers to … Read more