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Quint Kessenich's MLL Player Ranks: June 6th
Quint Kessenich - 6/6/2008
The Major League Lacrosse season has already gotten its fourth week kicked off, and the usual suspects are dominating the game, particularly a pair of Canadians playing for the Rochester Rattlers.
Brodie Merrill and John Grant, Jr. are the top two in Quint Kessenich's latest MLL Player Rankings, after leading Rochester to a 3-0 start with Washington on the slate this week. A trio of Barrage players round out the top five this week, with Brian Dougherty, Ryan Boyle and Matt Streibel following.
To see the rest of the list, follow on after the jump.
EDITORS NOTE: This list was compiled prior to Thursday night's Long Island-Philadelphia game
1. Brodie Merrill, D, Rochester
In three games he has two goals, two assists and has collected eleven ground balls. His fitness level allows him to make plays for the full 60 minutes. Rochester plays in Washington this week.
2. John Grant, Jr., A, Rochester
Twenty-two points (15-4) including three two point goals after three games — record-setting pace for Mr. Unconventional. Rochester plays in Washington this week.
3. Brian Dougherty, G, Philadelphia
56.3% save percentage with fifty-four saves. Fifty career wins (most in MLL history), but got lit up by Rochester last weekend. Didn't fare so well against Long Island Thursday either.
4. Ryan Boyle, A, Philadelphia
Four goals and seven assists in three games. The game's best passer got erased by Rochester's Jack Reid in Philly's 22-9 debacle. Philadelphia plays in Long Island this week.
5. Matt Striebel, M, Philadelphia
Seven goals and four assists in three games, and he is drawing the pole this summer. Philadelphia plays in Long Island this week.
6. Mikey Powell, A, Boston
One goal and one assist. Hamstring issues had Powell on the sidelines last weekend. Boston plays in New Jersey this week.
7. Kyle Sweeney, D, Philadelphia
Three goals and two assists while he has scooped up nine ground balls. Barrage Coach Tony Resch raves about Sweeney's overall impact. Philadelphia plays in Long Island this week.
8. Stephen Berger, M, Long Island
Seven goals and one assist. Leads the league after three games with 32 shots and coach Jim Mule says he hits more pipes than anybody. Long Island plays home against Philadelphia this week.
9. Spencer Ford, A, Long Island
Two goals and eight assists. Proved his worth after being traded to Long Island. The Lizards put up 20 points and he had the game-winning assist. Long Island plays home against Philadelphia this week.
10. Eric Martin, D, San Francisco
One assist and he has scooped up ten ground balls. Underrated defender is a fierce competitor. Likes to throw up in the locker room before games. San Francisco plays home against Chicago this week.
11. Mickey Jarboe, G, Los Angeles
52.3% save percentage with forty-six saves. Accidentally called him a helicopter pirate last year on ESPN2. He's a helicopter pilot and a heck of a goalie. Los Angeles plays home against Denver this week.
12. Jack Reid, D, Rochester
He has scooped up twelve ground balls so far this season. He'll be moving up this list if he can continue to dominate top-level attackmen. Rochester plays in Washington this week.
13. Brendan Mundorf, A, Denver
Seven goals and three assists. My ESPN comrade Joe Beninati thinks Mundorf is the real deal. I'll agree. Denver plays in Los Angeles this week.
14. Casey Powell, M, Rochester
Three goals and nine assists. Still worth the price of admission. Rochester plays in Washington this week.
15. Shawn Nadelen, D, Washington
Five ground balls. Towson defensive coordinator playing a lot of shortstick defense this summer in D.C. Washington plays home against Rochester this week.
16. Jeff Sonke, M, Denver
Five goals and one assist. When's he's healthy he's a Top 5 player in the MLL. Sonke's game has no boundaries — dodging, passing and shooting two pointers. He can do it all. Denver plays in Los Angeles this week.
17. Roy Colsey, M, Philadelphia
Three goals and one assist. Missed a game earlier this year while he was coaching his high school team. Thought he was going to retire — glad he didn't. Philadelphia plays in Long Island this week.
18. Alex Smith, F/O, Rochester
Face-off percentage is 59.1% so far. He has also managed to scoop up twenty-six ground balls. The ice cream man was ringing his bell against Philadelphia. Smith can have nights where he's unstoppable. Rochester plays in Washington this week.
19. Kyle Dixon, M, Washington
Nine goals and two assists with two, two point goals in Chicago means he'll be moving up this list in future weeks. Washington plays home against Rochester this week.
20. Jarett Park, M, San Francisco
Two goals and one assist. When I watch Syracuse's Matt Abbott play I see Jarett Park. San Francisco plays home against Chicago this week.
21. Ryan Powell, A, Denver
Two goals and three assists. If Powell is healthy and in the Denver lineup, lookout. He's a great fit around Drew Westervelt, Matt Brown and Brendan Mundorf. Denver plays in Los Angeles this week.
22. Joe Walters, M, Rochester
Ten goals and four assists. This Rochester team looks special. Walters is clearly more comfortable this summer from the midfield. Rochester plays in Washington this week.
23. Brian Langtry, M, Denver
Eight goals and eight assists. Relentless veteran putting up career numbers thus far this summer. I just love the way this guy attacks the game. Denver plays in Los Angeles this week.
24. Kevin Leveille, A, Chicago
Nine goals and two assists. His inside stick fakes are mind-boggling. Didn't quite realize how much taller his brother Mike was. That combo will put fans in the Chicago seats. Chicago plays in San Francisco this week.
25. Nicky Polanco, D, Long Island
Five ground balls on the season. Long Island has asked him to rotate up top and cover some middies this summer. Long island plays home against Philadelphia this week.
26. Benson Erwin, M, Denver
Two assists. Jumps off the tape when I watch Denver on film. Denver plays in Los Angeles this week.
27. Drew Westervelt, A, Denver
Nine goals and one assist. Now everybody knows why I was touting him. Denver plays in Los Angeles this week.
28. Kyle Harrison, M, Los Angeles
Three goals and one assist. Split dodge is virtually unstoppable. Shooting accuracy remains the only barrier to super stardom. Los Angeles plays home against Denver this week.
29. J.J. Morrissey, M, Los Angeles
Two goals and one assist. Value isn't always tied to goals and assists. This guy makes plays that help teams win ball games. Los Angeles plays home against Denver this week.
30. Mike Leveille, A, Chicago
Two goals and two assists. Leveille had four points in his rookie debut last weekend for Chicago. He leads a talented class including Steven Brooks (5 pts v. Washington), New Jersey's Matt Danowski and Boston's Paul Rabil. Chicago plays in San Francisco this week.
On the cusp: Jeff Zywicki, Brett Hughes, DJ Driscoll, Matt Poskay, Chazz Woodson, Peter Vlahakis and Conor Gill.

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- NAME: Viola Gregg Liuzzo
- OCCUPATION: Civil Rights Activist
- BIRTH DATE: April 11, 1925
- DEATH DATE: March 21, 1965
- PLACE OF BIRTH: California (Washington County), Pennsylvania
- PLACE OF DEATH: Selma, Alabama
- AKA: Viola Gregg Liuzzo
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- Full Name: Viola Fauver Gregg Liuzzo
- Maiden Name: Viola Fauver Gregg
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Viola Gregg Liuzzo was an activist in the Civil Rights Movement in the 1960s. She was murdered by members of the Ku Klux Klan for her efforts.
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Viola Gregg Liuzzo traveled to Alabama in March 1965 to help the Southern Christian Leadership Conference—led by Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.—with its efforts to register African-American voters in Selma. Not long after her arrival, Liuzzo was murdered by members of the Ku Klux Klan while driving a black man from Montgomery to Selma. She was the only white female killed during the Civil Rights Movement.
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Civil rights worker Viola Gregg Liuzzo was born Viola Gregg on April 11, 1925, in California, Pennsylvania, part of Washington County. Viola Gregg Liuzzo traveled to Alabama in March 1965 to help the Southern Christian Leadership Conference—led by Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.—with its efforts to register African-American voters in Selma. Not long after her arrival, she was murdered by members of the Ku Klux Klan.
Before heading to Selma, Liuzzo had lived in Detroit with her second husband, an official with the Teamsters union, and her five children (two from a previous marriage). Her decision to go to Alabama was driven in part by the events of March 7, 1965, in Selma—also known as "Bloody Sunday." On that day, approximately 600 civil rights supporters attempted to march from Selma to Montgomery along Highway 80. The group barely got started when they were attacked by state and local police officers on the Edmund Pettus Bridge using clubs and tear gas. Liuzzo had watched the brutal assault on the protesters in a news broadcast, and felt compelled to find a way to join the fight for civil rights.
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Politically and socially active, Liuzzo was a member of the Detroit chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. She knew firsthand about the racial injustices that African Americans often suffered in the South, having spent some of her youth in Tennessee and Georgia, among other places. Liuzzo may have been aware of the some of the dangers associated with social activism.
On March 9, 1965, Martin Luther King Jr. had again attempted to march to Montgomery from Selma with more than 1,500 other civil rights advocates. King decided to return Selma, however, after encountering the state police along the way. That night in Selma, a white minister named James Reeb was beaten to death by a group of segregationists.
On March 21, 1965, more than 3,000 marchers led by Martin Luther King Jr. began their trek from Selma to Montgomery to campaign for voting rights for African Americans in the South. Unlike previous attempts, activists on this march were protected from outside interference by U.S. Army and National Guard troops. The group reached Montgomery on March 25, 1965, and King gave a speech on the steps of the state capitol building to a crowd of approximately 25,000 people. During the march, Liuzzo drove supporters between Selma and Montgomery.
That night, Liuzzo was driving another civil rights worker with the SCLC--an African-American teenager named Leroy Moton--back to Selma on Highway 80, when another car pulled alongside her vehicle.
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ROSWELL, N.M. - Tim Sappington is ready to buy horses for Valley Meat Co., which is seeking to open the first U.S. horse slaughterhouse since 2007. Right now he's the only paid employee, and he puts his money where his mouth is.
He eats horse meat. And he likes it.
"I've eaten it for years," said Sappington, who slaughters the animals himself and keeps a meat locker stocked at his home near Roswell.
Sappington and others see the plan to reopen the shuttered cattle facility about eight miles outside Roswell, near a ranch that is home to a Kentucky Derby winner, as a chance to reclaim jobs now going to Mexico.
The idea of killing horses for food has generated heated opposition from animal-welfare advocates who say it is cruel and could introduce unhealthy meat into the food supply, and it has spurred legislation in Congress to keep it from happening.
While horse meat is consumed in many nations, including France, China, Mexico and Russia, its presence in British meat set off an outcry in Europe earlier this year that devastated consumer demand for suddenly suspect beef. It could do the same in the United States, said Marion Nestle, a public-health and nutrition expert at New York University.
"We don't eat animals with names," she said. "We don't eat dogs, we don't eat cats, and we are horrified when people do. The same is true of horses."
About 4.6 million horses lived on U.S. farms in 2007, the last year the U.S. Department of Agriculture counted them and the final year of domestic slaughter, which wound down after Congress stopped funding federal inspection of horse facilities. The U.S. slaughtered 94,037 animals in 2005, the last full year before funding dried up.
Without a U.S. plant, horses have gone to Mexico or Canada for slaughter, enduring thousands of miles in trucks and on trains criticized both by animal-welfare groups as cruel and by agricultural organizations as an argument for a domestic industry. Exports of live horses last year to other North American countries were 197,442, more than double the number in 2007 and more than six times what it was a decade ago.
In Roswell, a community of about 50,000 that draws tourists with the legend of a UFO crash in the 1940s, some residents are interested in the up to 100 jobs Valley Meat says it may create. The company's plant last processed cattle about a year ago.
"The people who are commenting on this are city people, and they don't know any better," said Michael Crawford, a 49-year- old with a gray handlebar mustache who drives a fuel truck for West Texas Gas. The local economy, thanks to the region's fracking boom, isn't doing as badly as other parts of New Mexico, he said while eating green chili stew at Farley's bar and restaurant on Main Street. Still, if people are fine with the smell a slaughterhouse inevitably brings, "I don't see a problem with it."
Whether horse-eating itself is desirable "depends on the horse," said Vanessa Reyes, a 34-year-old cosmetologist, at Farley's. While her fianc, Raul Zuniga, 29, said it might be "weird," neither were opposed to the plant. "As long as it doesn't harm anyone, community-wise, go for it. Eat a horse," Reyes said.
Not everyone in Roswell, though, is all right with the idea. Shari Hamilton, a 61-year-old oil and gas employee, said she knows people need jobs. Still, she doesn't like it.
"We are more sophisticated than that," said Hamilton as she finished her lunch break at Martin's Capitol Cafe, a Mexican and American food restaurant downtown. "I hate to think we've sunk that low."
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Horse meat can also be toxic because of the chemicals animals are given during lives not intended for someone's dinner plate, she said. Racehorses, show horses, even animals on ranches have different dietary and medical needs, making them less safe to eat, she said.
"They are much more a companion animal than a food animal," she said. "They're not raised for human consumption."
Supermarkets in Britain, Ireland, France, the Netherlands and Germany pulled tainted frozen beef burgers and lasagnas from shelves in January and February after they were found to contain horse meat that wasn't properly mentioned on the label. The prospect of revived horse slaughter in the U.S. has raised similar concern about co-mingling, even as producers say a potential horse-slaughter industry will be separate from the much larger beef, pork and poultry markets.
After complaints from farm and ranch groups, Congress ended the ban on funding USDA inspections in 2011. Still, the department hasn't devoted resources to horse slaughter, and animal-welfare groups have fought the applications of Valley Meat and plants in Missouri, Oklahoma and elsewhere that are seeking inspectors.


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Poor DeWitt. They haven't been having a good last couple of years. For a while they were making some of the most interesting and beautiful luxury watches from an indy Swiss watch maker. Now they are struggling to hold on. One of their main allures was the release of very complex watches. Plus I always liked their "castle rimmed" bezels (as I liked to call them). So for this year one of their new models departs from that, and is sort of a bore if you ask me. DeWitt, without the "DeWitt," is barely... DeWitt. While the watch looks like a down market version of their typically stately looking watches, it isn't. The watch is 43mm wide in all 18k rose gold and a complex to make guilloche engraved dial. Despite the standard columns on the side of the case and the intricately made dial, I am just not wowed. A bit problem is the lack of soul. It doesn't really have a theme in my opinion. DeWitt comments that it is part of their brand evolution - which if that is true, doesn't feel like a good thing. It is true that they need less expensive watches to stay around, but I am just not sure their core clientele is going to like this watch.
By the way, the hands are way too short. What is up with that DeWitt?Inside the watch is their caliber DWT8AU automatic movement - not sure who makes that, but it isn't them most likely. The watch will be part of a limited edition of 500 pieces. I don't mean to pan the watch so badly, but in a year from now no one will even remember it. Even though it is not unattractive per se, it just has a forgettable and hard to love style. Again, it lacks soul. Maybe they will have something more exciting to show off at Basel.
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RICE'S RECORD over the last two years - 5-10 coming into Saturday's game - might not show it, but Marshall defensive coordinator Chris Rippon said the Owls are no easy team to line up against. The Herd beat Rice 24-20 last year, but the Owls outgained Marshall 361-328 and picked up one more first down (20-19).
"I told the kids (Tuesday) that, schematically, I thought they were the toughest team to defend," Rippon said, "and I think they picked up right where they left off."
Rippon has known Rice offensive coordinator John Reagan since the two were at Syracuse in 1993 - Rippon as a first-year linebackers coach and Reagan as a senior captain at center.
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THE HISTORIC PINEHURST INN AT JENNY CREEK Between 1915 and 1920, engineering crews wove a ribbon of asphalt through verdant meadows and tall pines, following a trail blazed by Oregon Trail pioneers Lindsey, Jesse, and Charles Applegate, creating what would later be known as Oregon 66 Scenic Byway. Mr. & Mrs. Charles "C.W." Decarlow operated the stagecoach stop on Round Prairie just north of where the new route crossed Jenny Creek. As hay growers and postmasters for the fertile valley, they were accustomed to serving the needs of the community, and they saw an opportunity to serve coffee and lunches to the tired and hungry travelers navigating the new highway. After years spent hewing and hauling and fitting huge timbers and shaving and aligning innumerous dovetails and mortises, they finally realized their dream: The Pinehurst Inn opened it's doors and for years provided sustenance and safety as a "motorized stage" stop on the road between Ashland and Klamath Falls. Take a trip back in time and experience a lovingly restored slice of life from a different era. The Decarlow's house is now your house! Be our guest... at the Historic Pinehurst Inn on Jenny Creek. |
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Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument - 53,000 acres of natural diversity.
If you are willing to drive a bit, it's a 45-minute drive to several world-famous attractions, like Ashland with it's culture and Shakespeare Festival, and wildlife viewing near Klamath Falls. It is only about 2 hours to Crater Lake National Park.
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We occasionally offer up to 50% off for 'last minute' bookings. We will send these offers via email on selected days where we still have vacancies. So, of course, to hear about these amazing short-notice deals, you must subscribe to our mailing list. See below!
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to subscribe to the "Weekly Menu" list to receive a copy of the menu each week, and a photo of our silly "Here's your sign" sandwich board, where we make fun of something every week.
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to subscribe to the "Short Notice Bargains" list, where you will occasionally receive notice on days when we have unfilled rooms. Be the first to respond and you'll receive 50% off the normal room price. This half-price offer cannot be combined with other offers.
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