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Moms and dads get special treatment at the Port Angeles Speedway this season.
So do Port Townsend and Port Hadlock residents, children under 12 years of age, Scouts of all kinds and even unhappy housewives.
The speedway boasts a number of special events this season designed to keep people coming to the quarter-mile track.
General manager Bert Johnson says the speedway had a strong 2008 season and things look promising this year, even in a down local and national economy.
The speedway 2009 schedule features 11 regular race classes - hornets, junior hornets, crash-to-pass cars and crash-to-pass trucks, modifieds, midgets, queen bees, street drags, stock cars, hobby stocks and street stocks - plus semi-regular quad racing and special events like drift cars on May 23, monster trucks on July 24-25, limited sprints on Aug. 8 and more.
The speedway sees the Northwest Outlaw Street Stocks back on the peninsula for the first time in four years as well.
"Stocks are up," Johnson says, noting more drivers are filling out the stock car classes. "People just couldn't afford it last year."
Johnson says he and officials from a Kitsap County group are working on a challenge series to bring the Washington Association of Demo Drivers to the peninsula and reciprocate at events in Kitsap.
Johnson figures the slumping economy could either help or hurt the local racing scene.
"I like to take the positive approach," he says, kicking back in the speedway announcer's booth, the bleachers deserted on this early March morning. "People may not be able to go on vacation. We offer local entertainment that's ... less than a movie. It's three hours plus per night."
As added incentives, speedway officials are offering reduced fare for groups on particular nights, such as: moms getting in for $5 on May 9, a day before Mother's Day; children under 12 the next weekend are free; and, on May 30, any unescorted woman 18 older gets in free on Unhappy Housewife Night.
On June 13, a Scout of any variety (boy, girl, cub, etc.) who comes in uniform gets in free. On Aug. 15, a Race of Champions is scheduled to feature former speedway stars Monte English, Don Perry and Bill Huizenga.
Plus there's a canned food drive on May 23, giving attendees $2 off their ticket for two cans of food.
"Obviously, there's a bigger need this year," Johnson says.
The speedway got its first action of the season - a spring training for drivers, if you will - at its annual "play day" on March 14. The first real racing is slated for March 21 when hobby stocks, hornets and junior hornets hit the track along with a "Smoke Show," a wheel-churning event popular with the speedway fan base.
Racing continues until Sept. 12 when championship races start up. The season finishes in early fall with the Final Survivor and Great Pumpkin races on Oct. 10.
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Born in New York City in 1943, singer Ronnie Spector formed The Ronettes in 1961. The group signed with record producer Phil Spector and produced a number of 1960s hits, including "Be My Baby" and "Walking in the Rain." Ronnie married Phil in 1968, but the tumultuous marriage ended six years later.
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Singer Ronnie Spector was born Veronica Bennett in New York City on August 10, 1943. She grew up in Spanish Harlem with her mother, father and younger sister, Estelle. The daughter of an Irish father and a mother of African-American and Cherokee descent, Spector struggled as a child to reconcile both sides of her mixed ethnic heritage, a rarity for the time period. Her father, Louis, left the family when Spector and her sister were still very young. Eventually, her exotic features, distinct voice and striking beauty would later prove to be a boon for her music career.
As a young child, Spector loved to perform, often arranging the coffee table and chairs in her parents' living room into a makeshift auditorium, climbing atop the table to sing. Spector, Estelle, and their cousin Nedra Talley Ross formed a singing group called "The Rondettes," a hybrid of their three names, and began performing small gigs and local shows around New York, most notably at The Apollo Theater, where they gained some attention as teenagers.
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By 1961, the trio had renamed themselves "The Ronettes" and signed with Colpix Records, releasing their first double-sided singles: "I Want a Boy"/"What's So Sweet About Sweet Sixteen" and "I'm Gonna Quit While I'm Ahead"/"My Guiding Angel." They found little success with Colpix, however, and continued to perform in clubs as dancers, eventually getting a steady gig dancing at the Peppermint Lounge on 46th Street. They were still underage and took to stuffing their bras and wearing heavy makeup in order to look older. There they were discovered by DJ Murray the K, who booked them to perform weekly at his Brooklyn Fox Theater's Rock 'n' Roll Revue.
By 1963, the girls had still not found much success with Colpix and made a bold move: They cold-called the legendary producer Phil Spector at Mirasound Studios; struck by their moxie, he agreed to audition them. Phil Spector was well known by that time for his "wall of sound" technique, an overdubbing vocal/orchestral effect that he used throughout the 1960s to produce some of the greatest rock hits of the decade for bands such as The Righteous Brothers, Tina Turner and The Beatles. As Ronnie Spector later recalled, her voice was perfect for this technique because of its distinct sound: "Phil won the lottery when he met me, because I had a perfect voice. It wasn't a black voice; it wasn't a white voice. It was just a great voice. His whole life has been me."
Phil signed the Ronettes immediately and became their sole manager and producer, writing singles for them throughout the 1960s, such as the megahit "Be My Baby" as well as "Baby I Love You," "I Wonder," "The Best Part of Breaking Up" and "Walking in the Rain." By 1964, the Ronettes were traveling to England under Phil Spector's careful watch, where they befriended and performed with two all-male rock groups who would define the decade: The Beatles and The Rolling Stones.
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TRIPOLI (Reuters) - NATO is to formally decide on Wednesday whether to end its mission over Libya now that Muammar Gaddafi is dead and buried and the country's new leaders have declared the nation "liberated".
The likely decision to end the alliance's patrols over the skies of Libya at the end of the month marks another milestone in what the National Transitional Council (NTC) has pledged will be a road toward democracy and free and fair elections in 2013.
But the deaths of Gaddafi and his son Mo'tassim after both were captured wounded but alive on Thursday and the grisly public display of their decomposing bodies in a Misrata meat locker have made the NTC's Western backers uneasy about Libya's prospects for stable government and respect for the rule of law.
Gaddafi and Mo'tassim were buried in a secret desert location on Tuesday to prevent their graves becoming a shrine for any remaining followers in the oil-rich North African state.
Under pressure from Western allies, the NTC promised on Monday to investigate how Gaddafi and his son were killed. Mobile phone footage shows both alive after their capture. The former leader was seen being mocked, beaten and abused before he died, in what NTC officials say was crossfire.
The treatment of others who supported Gaddafi and fought alongside him was now an issue, said U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern Affairs Jeffrey Feltman.
"This is a test. The NTC has repeatedly said that they will distinguish themselves from the Gaddafi regime in terms of the respect of human rights and the rule of law," he told a news conference in Morocco.
"Now is the time for them to begin actions that will help them reinforce these words."
Emerging from 42 years of often brutal one-man rule, many Libyans are savoring the end of eight months of bitter civil war won with NATO's backing and are unconcerned about how Gaddafi met his end and how his body was treated afterwards.
"Throw him in a hole, in the sea, in garbage. No matter. He is lower than a donkey or a dog and only foreigners say they care about how we killed him. And they are lying," said engineer Ali Azzarog, 47.
Hatred of Gaddafi unified his disparate opponents, who will likely now tussle for power during a planned transition to democracy in a nation riven with regional and tribal rivalries.
With economic problems at home, NATO countries are expected to endorse an end to their U.N.-mandated mission in Libya when their ambassadors meet in Brussels on Wednesday after a preliminary decision last week to end it on October 31.
"We said that we would consult closely with the United Nations and the NTC and that process of consultations is ongoing," NATO spokeswoman Oana Lungescu said.
Libyan interim Oil and Finance Minister Ali Tarhouni said he wanted NATO to maintain its mission for another month, but hoped for a swift end to United Nations sanctions to free up funds for the interim government to pay salaries and help reconstruction.
NATO spokeswoman Lungescu declined to say whether NATO might extend the mission.
"I don't know whether there is a formal request. All these things remain to be sorted out. But in the end this is a political decision," she said.
NATO's Deputy Assistant Secretary General for Political Affairs and Security Policy, James Appathurai, said he expected the alliance to confirm its decision to end the mission.
"I don't expect that there will be a change to that decision, because it is quite clear that the pro-Gaddafi elements no longer have the command and control or other capabilities to pose an organized threat to civilians. That is now finished, and as a result our operation will end," he said.
Western military powers have already begun winding down the Libyan mission, and diplomats have said the majority of NATO equipment, including fighter jets, has already been withdrawn.
A NATO statement on Tuesday said operations in the interim would involve intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance missions, although NATO would retain the capability to conduct air strikes if they were needed.
The one remaining element from the old order is Gaddafi's sons, the enigmatic Saif al-Islam, who remains on the run. Once viewed as a moderate reformer, he vowed to help his father crush his enemies once the revolt began.
An NTC official said Saif al-Islam was in the southern desert near Niger and Algeria and was set to flee Libya using a false passport.
(Reporting by Taha Zargoun in Sirte, Barry Malone and Jessica Donati in Tripoli, Rania El Gamal and Tim Gaynor in Misrata, Christian Lowe, Jon Hemming and Andrew Hammond in Tunis, Hamid Ould Ahmed in Algiers, Samia Nakhoul in Dubai, Abdoulaye Massalaatchi in Niamey, Matt Falloon in London, Souhail Karam in Rabat; Writing by Jon Hemming; Editing by David Stamp and Ralph Gowling)
"They've had free education, free health, they could study abroad. When they got married they got a certain amount of money. So they were rather the envy of many other citizens of African countries. Now, of course, since NATO's humanitarian intervention the infrastructure of their country has been bombed back to the Stone Age. They will not have the same quality of life. Women probably will not have the same degree of emancipation under any new transitional government. The national wealth is probably going to be siphoned off by Western corporations. Perhaps the standard of living in Libya might have been slightly higher than it perhaps is now in America and the UK with the recession," she said.
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After the top of the first inning, one in which East Bay had left two runners in scoring position but Navigant righty E.J. Torres had escaped with a groundout, co-skippers Buster Perreault and Jim Gauthier approached the umpiring crew and stated Post 10 had utilized an ineligible player.
His name, it was learned later, is center fielder Alex Hurley, who batted third and walked in the first.
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A breast cancer gene test is a blood test that shows whether a woman has breast cancer gene mutations, known as BRCA 1 or 2, which increases a woman's chance of having breast cancer. Dr. Oz and Dr. Michael Roizen talk with a mother and daugher about their experiences with breast cancer and the breast cancer gene test. Breast cancer survivor Regina Brett talks about her battle with the disease. Her daughter, Gabrielle, talks about the steps she took once she discovered she, like her mother, carried the BRCA1 gene.
Regina was diagnosed with breast cancer at 41 and underwent a double mastectomy as part of her treatment. Because of her mother's bout with breast cancer as well as a long family history of the disease, Gabrielle says she decided to take a breast cancer gene test—and discovered that she, too, carried the BRCA1 gene. The BRCA genes are genes that ordinarily help prevent breast and ovarian cancers. Testing positive for a BRCA gene mutation means there is a slight change in a woman's BRCA gene that inhibits it from carrying out its job of prevention.
A woman's chances of developing breast cancer are significantly greater in the presence of a gene mutation, but that does not mean she will definitely develop the disease. With this information in mind, and after much deliberation, Gabrielle says she decided to undergo a double mastectomy as a preventative measure. "Making that decision was traumatizing, but once it was made and the surgery was scheduled, I've had no regrets," she says.
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JakePurvis | Hola, mi amigos y amigas! | |
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Turbostixxx | 12 minutes into chat, he's managed to type me 2 sentences............ | |
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Turbostixxx | i try not to, it'll show if I avoid it | |
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silver rubi | Should have avoided the chat then lol | |
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silver rubi | Dale | |
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Turbostixxx | hes giving me a back story now.. I could type faster with my pinky on a Nokia phone....I just want to go to bed, of course he comes in at 1:58, 2 minutes before I get to log off... | |
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silver rubi |
Rofl tell him to buy the right one then. .. |
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Turbostixxx | dont know yet. Seriously I have a customer complaining about me not knowing why the left side marker light is $2 more than the right side...seriously, at 2am that's what you have to do and think about?! | |
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What are you doing with the fog lights? |
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Turbostixxx | negative lol we can cut the wires and unbolt my fog lights though | |
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silver rubi | Sounds good. Can we switch bumpers while we're at it? | |
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Turbostixxx | im putting those damn sliders on Sunday, I don't care if there is a snow tornado lol! They are going on!! | |
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silver rubi | So Tom. ... Does that mean we're putting the sliders on in the snow? | |
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Since I'm headed off to bed, I grabbed this from wiki War Eagle is a battle cry, yell, or motto of Auburn University and supporters of Auburn University sports teams, especially the Auburn Tigers football team. War Eagle is a common term of endearment, greeting, or salutation among the Auburn Family (e.g., students, alumni, fans). It is also the title of the university's fight song and the name of the university's golden eagles. It is incorrect to say the War Eagle battle cry in the plural, as in "War Eagles." The widespread use of "War Eagle" by Auburn devotees has often led to outside confusion as to Auburn's official mascot. However, the official mascot of Auburn University is Aubie the Tiger, and all Auburn athletic teams, men's and women's, are nicknamed the Tigers. Auburn has never referred to any of its athletic teams as the "Eagles" or "War Eagles." The university's official response to the confusion between the Tigers mascot and the War Eagle battle cry is, "We are the Tigers who say 'War Eagle.'" "Nova", officially named "War Eagle VII", ready to fly untethered above the stadium before Auburn's game versus South Carolina in 2010. Since 1930, and continuously since 1960, Auburn has kept an actual eagle as a live, untethered mascot flying over the football stadium at athletic events. War Eagle VII, a Golden Eagle named Nova, along with Spirit, a Bald Eagle, perform the War Eagle Flight before all Auburn home games at JordanHare Stadium. War Eagle VI, named Tiger, has retired from the War Eagle Flight, but is still present on campus. As early as 1916, the Columbus, Georgia Daily Enquirer mentioned "War Eagle" as an Auburn battle cry.[1] In the 19th and early 20th centuries, "War Eagle" appeared from time to time in the United States as an evocative nickname for people and things such as Native Americans (including professional wrestlers); race horses; a U.S. civil war mascot; and, in one case, a coal mine interest. There are several stories about the origin of the battle cry. One of these is a mythical story published in 1959 in the Auburn Plainsman, conceived by its then editorial page -editor, Jim Phillips. This myth is detailed below under War Eagle I. A 1914 football game against the Carlisle Indians provides another myth. According to this story, there was a lineman/tackle named Bald Eagle on the Indians' team. Attempting to exhaust that player, Auburn's team began running multiple plays directly at his position. Without even huddling, the Auburn quarterback would yell "Bald Eagle," letting the rest of the team know that the play would be run at the tackle. Spectators, however, thought the quarterback was saying "War Eagle," and began to chant that. Another legend claims that "War Eagle" was the name given to the large golden eagle by the Plains Indians because the eagle furnished feathers for use in their war bonnets. According to a 1998 article in the Auburn Plainsman,[2] the most likely origin of the "War Eagle" cry grew from a 1913 pep rally at Langdon Hall, where students had gathered the day before the annual football game against the University of Georgia. Cheerleader Gus Graydon told the crowd, "If we are going to win this game, we'll have to get out there and fight, because this means war." During the frenzy, another student, E. T. Enslen, dressed in his military uniform, noticed something had dropped from his hat. Bending down, he saw it was the metal emblem of an eagle that had come loose during his wild cheering. Someone asked him what he had found, and Enslen loudly replied, "It's a War Eagle!" The new cry was used by students at the game the following day. We have a few Eagles that fly around the stadium before every home game(it's an amazing thing to see) |
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Butterscotch is going through something of a revival. So much so, that two Kitchen Window regular contributors wanted to write about it. Therefore, welcome to the more-than-you-ever-thought-you-needed-to-know-about-butterscotch special coverage. Today is the first in our two-part butterscotch series. Check in next week (May 22) for more recipes featuring this resurgent flavor.
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There are novels you read to find out what happens next, and novels you read to linger in the moment. Tom Drury's new book, Pacific, falls squarely in the second category. Drury started writing about the inhabitants of fictional Grouse County in 1994, in The End of Vandalism, and continued with 2000's Hunts in Dreams. But to call Pacific a sequel implies that you need to read the first two installments to fully invest in this slight, beguiling third. You don't.
I've been following Easy Rawlins since reading Devil in a Blue Dress in the '90s. That's a lot of time to give to a character. And as I read Little Green, I realized that I hadn't been following Easy, the character, all these years. In the past I was more invested in other parts of the stories.
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A year ago, writer Neil Gaiman told the graduating class at Philadelphia's University of the Arts that life is sometimes hard — that things will go wrong in love and business and friendship and health, and in all the other ways that life can go wrong. And that the best thing an artist can do at those times is to "make good art."
That commencement speech became a hit on the Web and has now been adapted into a small book, titled, appropriately, Make Good Art.
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. - Clinical services are no long being offered through the Putnam County Health Department.
Lolita Kirk, who was appointed administrator to the Putnam County Health Department last month, said the most recent building was vacated about a month ago because of overwhelming costs. Kirk has been searching for a new, permanent location to provide clinical services.
"The patients have been coming to [Kanawha-Charleston Health Department]," Kirk said after the Kanawha-Charleston Board of Health meeting Thursday. "We've probably seen about three times the number of clinical patients from Putnam this month than we did, say in May, when they were still open."
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CDHS Executive Director Reggie Bicha and Viki Manley, Director of the Office of Community Access & Independence, visited Bobby King in Boulder a few weeks ago.
Bobby was at the Wheat Ridge Regional Center for nearly 50 years. He has quadriplegia and cerebral palsy. Eight months ago, Bobby moved to a group home in the Boulder community.
It was the first time he had lived outside the Regional Center since he was six years old, and he is now enjoying many activities with his new neighbors and friends. He is particularly proud of his personalized room decorations and enjoys spontaneous activities likes spending time with horses at a stable nearby.
Bobby's story is a remarkable example of teamwork and expert professionals coming together in the best interests of the client. And it exemplifies how CDHS can help our clients live in the most integrated community setting possible. Besides dedicated caretakers, Bobby now has his own room, a park nearby and a view of the flatirons from his front door.
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Time for me to sell the KV-HR36M31 as I no longer have any room for it. The largest, and some say best, widescreen HD capable (1080i) CRT. Complete with remote and manual.
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Gee, people around here give away CRT TVs. If they are widescreen they find a home, if they are 4:3 they go to TV heaven usually.
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OSHAWA -- Pickering's Leah Saar was definitely a star on the volleyball court for Durham College on Feb. 2.
Saar's 21-point performance, including 18 kills, two aces, one block and 11 digs, helped Durham's women's volleyball team earn its 15th consecutive win as it defeated Algonquin 3-2.
Saar is second in OCAA east region scoring, averaging 3.5 points per set.
Whitby's Colleen McRobert recorded 14 digs in the win, while Oshawa's Natasha Jakovljevic and Whitby's Rayan Bourne combined for 22 points.
Saar also provided a game-high 18 points in Durham College's 3-1 win over La Cite in Oshawa on Saturday.
The victory over La Cite marked the longest conference winning streak in a single season for the Durham College women's volleyball program.
Melissa Semeniuk of Ajax had a game-high four blocks up the middle for Durham.
The Lords next action will be in Sudbury against the Golden Shield on Feb. 8. With a win, the Lords will clinch their first OCAA east region title in five years.
Men's volleyball: The Durham College men's volleyball team improved to 14-3 in OCAA conference play as it picked up a 3-0 victory over the La Cite Coyotes on Saturday night.
Newcastle's Bradley VanHartingsveldt had a team-high ten kills in the win while Port Perry's Craig Lush had eight points of total offence.
Durham is in a four-way tie for first place in the OCAA east region. The Lords will head out on the road next weekend for matches against Cambrian (Friday) and Boreal (Saturday).


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1 pound medium shells, elbow macaroni or other medium pasta shape, uncooked 1 cup non-fat plain yogurt 1/4 cup frozen orange juice concentrate, thawed 1 tablespoon honey 2 navel oranges, peeled and cut into sections 1 cup seedless green grapes, cut into halves 1 apple, cored and chopped 1/2 cup sliced celery 1/4 cup walnut halves
Prepare pasta according to package directions; drain. In a small bowl, blend together yogurt, orange juice concentrate and honey.
In a large bowl, combine pasta and remaining ingredients. Add yogurt dressing and toss well. Cover and chill before serving.
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The Department of Religious and Theological Studies at Salve Regina offers students a deep intellectual engagement with the Christian religious tradition, including our Catholic heritage, as well as a rich, comparative approach to the great religious traditions of the world.
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For all students at Salve Regina, we offer our Common Core course, Christianity in Dialogue with World Religions. Usually taken in the sophomore year, this challenging course reflects the University's mission to be a community welcoming people of diverse beliefs, as well as the important Core Curriculum goal of preparing responsible citizens in our global society. Students then choose an additional upper-level Core Complement course from a range of offerings.
Beyond the classroom, we sponsor activities that complement our curriculum - from bringing to the University guest speakers who explore the relevant religious issues of the day to sponsoring study abroad courses in destinations such as Belize, Turkey and Israel.
Our graduates possess a strong liberal arts foundation for postgraduate work, including the study of religion, history or law, as well as careers in social services, education, business and church-related contexts.
Existentialism takes the realities of the human condition with extreme seriousness. It does not offer platitudes to ease the burden of life, but rather views direct human experience as profoundly important. Existentialism demands an intense gaze at the harsh, unvarnished realities of the world in which we live, and often seems depressing or nihilistic. But if honest, one may discover personal meaning, forge courage and find hope even in the most empty moments of human experience. All of this has obvious and significant implications for religion that deserve attention. This course takes a literary, philosophical and theological approach and engages with authors in their intimate portrayals of existential struggle.
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DOWN: To the tea party Republicans in both the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives who during the government shutdown allowed their hatred for President Barack Obama's health care law to threaten the economy. Only when faced with the possibility of going over the fiscal cliff, did reason seem to prevail. Even in Wednesday's deadline vote, 144 Republicans in the House - including Rep. Bill Johnson, R-Ohio - showed they were willing to put their agenda ahead of average Americans by voting no.
UP: To the U.S. senators on both sides of the aisle, including Joe Manchin, who worked tirelessly during the budget crisis to help craft a solution. While bipartisanship in Washington, D.C., may be on life support, these lawmakers proved it is not yet dead.
UP: To longtime firefighter James Reynolds, who was recognized this week by the Capt. James Neal chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution for his longtime service to his community. Reynolds has been a firefighter for more than three decades. He retired as a captain with the Parkersburg Fire Department in 2006, and promptly joined the Belpre Volunteer Fire Department the next year. Currently, he is a member of the Blennerhassett Volunteer Fire Department as well as serving as an EMT with the unit. He also is an instructor at West Virginia University at Parkersburg. As Capt. James Neal chapter said of Reynolds, "He knows everything, does everything." Congratulations to Reynolds for a well-deserved honor.
UP: To the wives of area law enforcement officers who are holding a food drive to help needy families in the area. Between now and Nov. 14 the wives, whose group is called Law Enforcement Wives of Wood County, are asking people to donate food items with the goal of providing food for area families at Thanksgiving. Drop-off locations are located all around Wood County and include, all Parkersburg fire stations, the Parkersburg Police Department and substations, the Parkersburg City Building and Mayor Bob Newell's office, the Williamstown City Building, Vienna City Building, Vienna Volunteer Fire Department station and Judge Black Courthouse Annex in the tax office.


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GLEN ALLEN FIELD (Prince George's County) 15600 Atlantis Drive, Bowie, MD 20716
Directions: Beltway Exit 4 (I-97 South). Follow I-97 South to Exit 7 (Route 3 South toward Bowie/Crofton). Follow Route 3 South approximately 10.5 miles to Collington Road/MD-197. Turn right onto Collington Road and follow approximately 0.5 miles to Mitchellville Road. Turn left on Mitchellville Road. Follow Mitchellville Road 0.8 miles and turn left onto Atlantis Drive. Field is on the left.
GLENELG COUNTRY SCHOOL (Howard County) 12793 Folly Quarter Rd, Ellicott City, MD 21042
Directions: I-95 South to Exite 38B (Rt-32). Take exit 20 (rt-108 East/Clarksville Pike). Turn Left onto Sheppard Lane. At circle, take 3rd exit onto Folly Quarter Rd. School is on the right.
HAGERSTOWN FAIRGROUNDS PARK (Washington County) North Cleveland Avenue, Hagerstown, MD 21740
Directions: Beltway Exit 16 (I-70 West). Follow I-70 West approximately 55 miles and take exit 32B to merge onto US 40-W/National Pike toward Hagerstown. Turn right onto North Cleveland Avenue (Taco Bell on corner). Stay straight into the park and turn right to the fields.
HAGERSTOWN SOCCER COMPLEX (Washington County) 13317 Cearfoss Pike, Hagerstown, MD 21740
Directions: Beltway Exit 16 (I-70 West). Follow I-70 West to Hagerstown. Go to Exit 26 (Route 81). Follow Route 81 North to Exit 7 (Cearfoss Pike/Salem Avenue). Take Route 58 toward Cearfoss. Go approx. 1 ½ miles (past Hoffman's Meats). Entrance lane to field on right (there will be no road sign).
HALETHORPE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (Baltimore County – Southwest) 4300 Maple Ave, Halethorpe, MD 21227
Directions: Beltway exit 10 (Route 1-Washington Blvd) toward Halethorpe/Arbutus. Turn slight right onto Ridge Ave. Turn right onto Summt Ave. Turn right onto Maple Ave.
HALLOWING POINT PARK (Calvert County) 4755 Hallowing Point Road, Prince Frederick, MD 20678
Directions: Beltway Exit 4 (I-97 South). Follow I-97 South to Exit 7 (Route 3 South toward Bowie/Crofton). Follow Route 3 South to MD Route 4 and merge onto Route 4E toward Prince Frederick. Follow Route 4E approximately 31.3 miles to MD Route 231 (Hallowing Point Road W). This turn is not well marked. At this intersection, there is a traffic light and a Ford dealership on the corner (right side). Turn right at light onto Route 231 and proceed 3.1 miles. Turn right into Hallowing Point Park entrance. Soccer fields are all the way to the back of the park, past the barn and tennis courts. Field numbers are reasonably marked.
HAWTHORNE PARK (Howard County) 6195 Sunny Spring Columbia , MD 21044
Directions: Beltway Exit 16 (I-70 West). Follow I-70 West to Route 29 South. Follow Route 29 South to Route 175 West (Little Patuxent Parkway West). Follow Little Patuxent Parkway approximately two miles to Cedar Lane. (You will pass Howard Community College on left and Howard County General Hospital is on corner of Cedar Lane and Little Patuxent Parkway. Make a left onto Cedar Lane and follow to Hickory Ridge Road. Make a left on Hickory Ridge Road and follow to the first traffic light at Sunny Spring Road. Make a right onto Sunny Spring Road and follow approximately one mile to field on left.
HEREFORD HIGH SCHOOL (Baltimore County) 17301 York Road, Parkton, MD 21120
Directions: Beltway to I-83 North. Follow I-83 North to exit 27. Turn right onto Mt. Carmel Roadand follow to York Road. Turn left onto York Road. Follow York Road 3/4 mile and school will be on your right.
HEREFORD MIDDLE SCHOOL (Baltimore County – North) 712 Corbett Road, Monkton, MD 21111
Directions: Beltway Exit 24 (I-83 North) to Exit 24. Make right onto Belfast Road. Follow Belfast Road to Route 45 (York Road) and make left. Go approx. 2 miles and turn right onto Corbett Road. School is on left.
HILLCREST ELEMENTARY (Baltimore County – West) 1500 Frederick Road, Catonsville, MD 21228
Directions: Beltway Exit 13 (Frederick Road). Follow Frederick Road West approximately 1 mile to the intersection of Frederick and South Rolling Road. Make right into parking lot of school. Field is in the back of school.
HONEYGO REGIONAL PARK (Baltimore County – Northeast) 9033 Honeygo Blvd, Perry Hall, MD 21128
Directions: Beltway Exit 33 (I-95 North). Follow I-95 North approximately 3 miles to Route 43 toward White Marsh Towne Center. At first traffic light, make right onto Honeygo Boulevard. Park will be approximately one mile on right.
HOWARD COMMUNITY COLLEGE (Howard County) 10901 Little Patuxent Pkwy, Columbia, MD 21044
Directions: Beltway Exit 16 (I-70 West). Follow I-70 West to Route 29 South toward Columbia. Follow Route 29 South to exit at Broken Land Parkway West. At the first stoplight (Hickory Ridge Road), turn left and proceed 0.7 miles to the parking lot of the Athletic Center.
HOWARD HIGH SCHOOL TURF (Howard County) 8700 Old Annapolis Road, Ellicott City, MD 21043
Directions: I-95 South to Exit 43B (MD-100 West). Take Exit 2 for MD-104. At the circle take the 3rd exit onto Waterloo Road. Turn Right onto Old Annapolis Road. Destination will be on your right.
HUNTINGTON PARK (Howard County) 9695 Clocktower Lane, Columbia, MD, 21046
Directions: Beltway Exit 16 (I-70 West). Follow I-70 West to Route 29 South toward Columbia. Follow Route 29 South to exit at Broken Land Parkway going south. Follow Broken Land Parkway to Guilford Road and make a left onto Guilford Road. Follow Guilford Road to second street and make a right onto Murray Hill Road. Take first left onto Clocktower Lane. Entrance to the park is approximately 300 yards on the right.
HYDES PARK FIELD (Baltimore County – North)
Directions: Beltway Exit 27 (Dulaney Valley Road North). Follow Dulaney Valley Road North and cross over the Loch Raven Reservoir Bridge. Immediately after crossing the bridge, stay to the right and remain on Dulaney Valley Road. Dulaney Valley Road will turn left at Peerce's Plantation Restaurant. Continue to follow Dulaney Valley Road North for several miles until it dead-ends at Manor Road. Turn right onto Manor Road and take the first left onto Hydes Road. Follow Hydes Road approx. two miles to fields on the right.
JOHN CARROLL HIGH SCHOOL (Harford County) 703 E. Churchville Road, Bel Air, MD 21014
Directions: Take exit 32B (US-1) toward Bel Air. Go about 12 miles and merge onto US-1 Bus N/Baltimore Pike. Continue onto Fulford Ave. Slight Right onto East Churchville Road. School is on the Right.
KENT ISLAND HIGH SCHOOL (Queen Anne's County) 900 Love Point Rd, Stevensville, MD 21666
Directions: Beltway Exit 4 (I-97 South). Follow I-97 South to Route 50 East over Bay Bridge. Take the first exit after the bridge (Exit 37 – Route 8). Turn left at the light at the end of the exit and go north on Route 8. Follow Route 8 North (Love Point Road) approximately 1 mile past the Business Park on the left and turn right into the main entrance of Kent Island High School. At the end of the main entranceway, turn left and follow around the left side of the school to the rear of the school. You will see fields at the rear of the school. Game field will either be the field on the right directly behind the school or the field to the left through the gated entrance. Home team representatives will be at one of the fields.
KENWOOD HIGH SCHOOL (Baltimore County East) 501 Stemmers Run Road, Baltimore, MD 21221
Directions: Beltway Exit 35B (Route 40 East). Merge onto Route 40 East (Pulaski Highway). Follow to second traffic light and turn right onto Rossville Boulevard. Follow Rossville Boulevard until it ends at Stemmers Run Road. Turn left onto Stemmers Run Road. School will be on the right. Fields are behind school.
KEY SCHOOL (Anne Arundel County) 534 Hillsmere Drive, Annapolis, MD 21403
Directions: Beltway Exit 4 (I-97 South). Follow I-97 to Route 50 East. Take Exit 22 (Aris T. Allen Boulevard/Route 665). Follow to Forest Drive and bear right onto Forest Drive East. Proceed 2.5 miles to the intersection of Forest Drive and Hillsmere Drive. Turn right onto Hillsmere Drive. Proceed 1 ¼ miles and turn right onto Green Spring Drive. Field is second on the left.
KINDER PARK (Anne Arundel County) 300 Jumpers Hole Road, Severna Park, Maryland 21146
Directions: Beltway Exit 4 (I-97 South). Follow I-97 to Exit 10A (Severna Park/Benfield Road). Go 2.6 miles on Benfield Road. Make left at light onto Jumpers Hole Road. Go 1.3 miles, past Kinder Road, to the entrance of Harvey Garcelon/Kinder Park on the left. Take an immediately left inside the park and follow road into parking lot.
LAKE SHORE ATHLETIC COMPLEX (Anne Arundel County) 863 Woods Road, Pasadena, MD 21122
Directions: Beltway Exit 2 (MD 10 South toward Severna Park). Follow Route 10 for 6 miles. Stay to the left at the Route 10/Route 100 merge in order to get onto Route 100. Follow Route 100 approximately 3 miles and turn right onto Woods Road. Follow Woods Road approximately 1 mile. Complex will be on the right.
LAUREL SPRINGS PARK (Charles County) 1000 Radio Station Road, LaPlata, MD 20646
Directions: Beltway Exit 4 (I-97 South). Follow I-97 South to Exit 7 (Route 3 South toward Bowie/Crofton). Follow Route 3 South approximately 30 miles and turn left onto MD-5 S/Mattawoman Beantown Road. Follow MD-5 approximately 3.2 miles and MD-5 will become St. Charles Parkway. Follow St. Charles Parkway 5.2 miles and continue onto Rosewick Road. Follow Rosewick Road 0.8 miles and turn left onto Radio Station Road. Field will be on the left.
Alternate Directions from Capital Beltway: Take I-495 (Capital Beltway) to exit 7A-7B for MD-5/Branch Avenue toward Silver Hill/Waldorf. Take exit 7A on the left to merge onto MD-5/Branch Avenue toward Waldorf. Follow MD-5 S appproximately 12.5 miles and turn left onto MD-5 S/Mattawoman Beantown Road. Follow MD-5 approximately 3.2 miles and MD-5 will become St. Charles Parkway. Follow St. Charles Parkway 5.2 miles and continue onto Rosewick Road. Follow Rosewick Road 0.8 miles and turn left onto Radio Station Road. Field will be on the left.
LEAMAN LOCAL PARK (Montgomery County) 14021 Eternity Road, Germantown, MD 20874
Directions: Follow I-95 South to MD-200 West. Follow MD-200 West and merge onto I-270 North. Follow I-270 North to Exit 15B (Germantown Road). Follow Germantown Road to MD-117 and turn right onto MD-117. Follow MD-117 to Eternity Road turn Right onto Eternity Road. Destination is on the right.
LINTON SPRINGS ELEMENTARY (Carroll County) 375 Ronsdale Road, Sykesville, MD 21784
Directions: Beltway Exit 18 (Liberty Road – Route 26). Follow Liberty Road to Eldersburg. Continue through intersection with Route 32 two miles to light at Linton Road. Turn right on Linton Road and proceed 0.4 miles to four-way stop. Turn left on Ronsdale Road and take a left into Linton Springs Elementary parking lot prior to school. Field is behind school.


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