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NEW YORK (WDRB) -- University of Louisville basketball fans, you can address thank you cards and letters for this Big East Tournament appearance -- the Cards' third straight and fourth in five years -- to Peyton Siva and Russ Smith.
The diminutive backcourt plays as big as any in America if you take both ends of the court into account. In turning away Notre Dame 69-57 in Friday night's last-of-its-kind Big East quarterfinal, Siva matched a tournament record with seven steals. The two combined for 32 points, 12 assists and eight steals.
Or, from a percentage standpoint, scored 46 percent of the team's points, indirectly led to another 30 percent with passing, and matched Notre Dame's team assist total while doubling its steal total all by themselves.
On a second straight night when U of L's interior players couldn't get it going offensively, Siva and Smith for a key stretch of the second half took the offense completely into their hands, either driving for baskets, creating for a couple of layups or finding Luke Hancock, who once again came up big, with 3-for-3 three-point shooting.
"In Siva and Smith," Notre Dame coach Mike Brey said, ". . . it's an unbelievable workout just to bring the ball up the court. . . . They exhaust you."
Siva took a hard shot to his right calf early in the game. Russ Smith turned an ankle in Thursday night's win over Villanova. Neither appeared to slow a bit.
"Coach said there was nothing wrong with it, so I guess there's nothing wrong with it," Siva said.
Siva set the tone early with two more falling-down-three pointers, and a flurry of early steals that not only gave U of L the lead, but pushed Siva past Darrell Griffith as U of L's all-time steals leader.
Smith, meanwhile, bided his time. Notre Dame has done a good job containing him, and he said he tried to be patient.
"The last 10 games, I'm really focused on the scouting report and trying to do what the team needs me to do," said Smith, who finished with 20 points. "I don't always get it right. But I'm really just thinking about passing and defense, and then my points just come."
They came in bunches in the second half, when Smith scored 14 of his game-high 20. Some free throws late pushed him past Wes Unseld for the school's single-season record for made free throws.
"We did a lot of great things," Pitino said. "Made them shoot a low percentage in the second half. . . . It wasn't a great performance, but it was a very good performance to get us to the finals."
Siva had seven steals, but his overall defensive game may have been better than that. He continually made up for missed assignments or saved teammates who had gone to pressure the ball.
"He kept bailing us out one rotation after another," Pitino said. "I sometimes don't give him too much of a break because I have so much confidence in him in every phase of the game. Once in awhile, he wants to catch a break and wants Russ to get it up, and I'm all over him saying, 'Are you going to be point guard or not?' He's trying to cop a blow for one second and I won't even let him do it. That's how much of an ass I am."
For the tournament, the Cards are shooting 17 of 38 from three-point range, 44.8 percent. They've needed it, with inside players struggling offensively. That they've gotten into the tournament final on the strength of it is another nod to the team's versatility.
"We're just doing what we have to do to win right now," Smith said. "Everybody's working hard. I think we're doing a lot of good things on defense, but there's a lot more we can do on offense. But it's tournament time. All you want is to play tomorrow. And tomorrow is a big day."
Yes it is. The Cardinals, by virtue of Georgetown's overtime loss to Syracuse, likely have a No. 1 seed in hand. And they're unlikely to knock Indiana out of its No. 1 slot in Indianapolis, given that the Hoosiers were regular-season champions of the Big Ten and have more top 10 and 20 wins than any team.
This one, then, will be for pride, between a traditional Big East power in Syracuse, and a relative newcomer that has played for the tourney title in four of its eight years in the league. And it'll be about two coaches who have been with the league from the beginning, first on the same staff, then as friends and rivals.
"It's very exciting to be in the final in this last year," Pitino said. "And we're excited for Jim that his team has it going and that they're going to be in it."
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The Backyard Brawl is just hours away, and so I've decided to share with you my memories from recent years of West Virginia's oldest active rivalry.
At the risk of coming across as something less than an objective reporter, I'm typing this on my personal computer. Let's keep work out of this for the time being. If you've been a WVU student and cared one bit about sports, you'd likely have some subjectivity left in you, too.
I can recall finishing up Thanksgiving dinner at my parents' house in 2004 and doing everything I could to keep it down as I watched what unfolded over the next few hours. After rearranging the basement furniture, I refocused my anger not on inanimate objects, but instead on its source – the Pitt Panthers.
Perhaps it was that fury that left Walt Harris without a job and Dave Wannstedt filling the position. Wannstedt, the former Miami Dolphins coach. As a Buffalo Bills fan, I quivered at the news, but let it fuel my passion and aggression for the rivalry as I embarked on my journey as a student manager at West Virginia University in his first season at Pitt.
If we're being honest here, and we are, no one could have expected the 2005 season to play out as it did. I can say that with confidence because even the coaching staff had no idea what the starting lineup should have been when the year kicked off.
Had they known, it could have been an undefeated season. Instead, we settled for undefeated in the Big East. Not too shabby.
Pittsburgh was the senior night game that year. It was scheduled to be the season finale, but Hurricane Wilma had something to say about that.
It was freezing. I don't remember the exact temperature and wind chill recorded that day, but the field felt like concrete. Fans in the stands froze to their seats and you'd believe me if I told you the heated benches froze, except WVU didn't have heated benches back then.
Back to the Brawl. It could have been an even match if only Wannstedt had taught his players to run faster in his halftime speech. Since that didn't work out for him, it was a 45-13 hammering that made the weather entirely worth it for those in attendance.
Fast forward a year to my first trip to Heinz Field and a similar result, though it took longer to feel certain that this one was in the bag.
Both teams threw punches in the first half and to this day I still watch Darrelle Revis' 73-yard punt return and wonder how such a beauty from Pat McAfee turned into the year's most spectacular play. It was as exciting a half of football as the fans there could have hoped for.
But we expected to come out and put to rest any hope the Panthers had at a victory early in the second half, and that's precisely what happened. On the second play from scrimmage, Pat White busted off a 64-yard touchdown run and you could feel the momentum shift.
I, a lowly manager, raced down the sideline after White and then ran straight past the crowd of Mountaineers along the bench to tell the Pitt fans, "It's over," with a throat-slashing motion. Why I decided to be the messenger, I'm not sure, but it seemed clear at that point that WVU had this one secured.
One of the best single-game performances from a quarterback-running back duo defined the 2006 meeting. Well, that and a timeless cat impression that still makes me chuckle whenever I hear the noise – whether in Pittsburgh or in Cincinnati.
The first two meetings of my career at WVU went so well that I think I let it get to my head. I remember at one point telling people that I didn't consider Pitt the most hated rival because it hadn't done anything to upset me in my time at school.
If that happened in a movie, you'd have known immediately that something bad was going to happen. In real life, they don't call it foreshadowing, but if only I knew what would transpire on Dec. 1, 2007, I never would have made that asinine comment.
That year, Rich Rodriguez asked me to record a song and a music video to be played during pregame warm-ups. I know, that sounds strange, but it's true. It played before the game against Louisville and the blowout victory over eventual co-champs Connecticut.
The night of the Brawl, it was pushed aside for a special feature on the 100th edition of the rivalry. My parents had come early to see the video and were upset when it didn't play.
"It's okay," I remember telling my mother. "All that really matters is that we win this game."
Again, in a movie, this would have spelled disaster. In real life, same result.
When WVU came back and beat Louisville in 2005, there were a lot of heads hanging on the sideline, already giving up before suddenly a spark reminded them that they could still win. The Pitt game was the opposite. At no point did it feel like anyone thought a loss was coming, even as it drew closer and closer.
Pure shock is the only way to describe the feeling as the clock hit zeroes and Pitt had purposely packaged WVU two of its measly nine points.
Anyone who ever thought, "Maybe Rodriguez threw that game to get the Michigan job," would have known how seriously wrong that accusation was if they had seen him in the locker room.
That one left us all lost and confused. The season ended in exuberance, but to this day I look at the Fiesta Bowl wristwatch that I still wear daily and the Big East/Fiesta Bowl championship ring I keep locked away and I wonder how things would be different if I was never given either one.
The next year, some of the managers wore that Fiesta Bowl ring to Heinz Field and showed it to the heckling fans with the message that WVU still played in a BCS bowl, whereas the Panthers spent the holidays at home.
Sometimes it takes being humbled to practice humility.
A 19-15 final led to the second-most depressing locker room atmosphere I've ever witnessed. The unquestioned leader of the team sat there blaming himself, despite the insistence from everyone around him that it hadn't been his fault.
The next game that season, the whole event was dedicated to him.
I no longer throw furniture when WVU loses. I learned to hide my emotions as part of the team because as upset as I may have been, I know the players and coaches were feeling something I couldn't begin to understand.
In subsequent Backyard Brawls, my alma mater has come out on top, both times in exciting fashion. I still watch from the field, only now it's in the end zone with a camera in my hands, filming the action.
Each year, more and more players who graced the sideline in my four years with the team are gone from those sidelines. But each year, you see a renewed passion – and dare I say hatred – from players who have taken their place.
The ones who have been there before are taking to Facebook and Twitter to remind the world how they feel about Pitt. It's impossible for the current crop to escape the chatter around town, the vulgar three-word chants that grace just about every WVU sporting event, regardless of opponent.
A WVU football schedule without Pittsburgh listed will be a shame if that's what lies ahead, but for now, the schedule still lists the Panthers. And look at that, it's today.
As I type out these last few words, I return to being an objective reporter, clueless as to what affiliation I have with this WVU place and its football program.
I'll leave the outward showing of support to the fans, the coaches, the players and the managers who currently roam the sidelines. I'll suppress the memories I've gained through my own experiences with the Backyard Brawl.
I just figured I'd share them with you in the meantime while I've still got my personal computer open.


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Dilled Shrimp with Angel Hair Recipe
"When I first made this," writes Linda O'Brian of Girard Pennsylvania, "my husband was surprised it was a light recipe. We enjoy it often." She adds, "Sometimes I add feta cheese; a small amount can really change the flavor."
- 6 ounces uncooked angel hair pasta
- 6 green onions, thinly sliced
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 1 pound uncooked medium shrimp, peeled and deveined
- 3 tablespoons lemon juice
- 4 ounces reduced-fat cream cheese, cubed
- 1/2 cup fat-free half-and-half
- 2 tablespoons snipped fresh dill
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- Cook pasta according to package directions. Meanwhile, in a large nonstick skillet, saute onions and garlic in butter for 1 minute. Stir in shrimp and lemon juice; cook 4-5 minutes longer or until shrimp turn pink. Remove and keep warm.
- In the same skillet, cook and stir cream cheese and half-and-half until blended. Stir in dill and salt. Return shrimp mixture to the pan; heat through. Drain pasta; toss with shrimp mixture. Yield: 4 servings.
Originally published as Dilled Shrimp with Angel Hair in Light & Tasty February/March 2007, p43
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SARANAC LAKE — Sharpshooter Bayron Carter has been Clinton Community College's leading scorer all season, but Wednesday he outdid himself.
Carter drained 10 3-pointers and totaled 40 points, helping the Cougars overcome a sloppy first half and beat North Country Community College 82-60 in men's basketball.
"Amazing shooting performance," Clinton coach Kevin Daugherty said, adding that Carter hit his first eight attempts from behind the arc. "He has deep range. He's not afraid to put it up."
Clinton (17-5, 14-5) led by nine at halftime.
"If (Carter) hadn't shot like he did in first half, we would've been down," Daugherty said. "They outplayed us. We turned the basketball over way too much in the first half."
Daugherty said the Cougars took better care of the ball in the second half and got strong play from Mykelle Krecko and Kyree Hull. Krecko finished with a triple-double: 12 points, 15 rebounds and 10 blocks. Hull, who presented a match-up problem for the Saints, had 17 points and five steals.
Tom Ryan pulled down nine rebounds, and Jamie Davison handed out nine assists.
Clinton built a big lead in the second half, but North Country came back.
"The kids played extremely well. They fought back to get it within four with 12 minutes left," North Country coach Chad LaDue said. "That is an outstanding basketball team we played (Wednesday). They have a chance to do really well as the season goes on.
"We have to keep working and work our way into the regionals."
Daniel Trentsch led the Saints with 16 points.
Clinton 82, North Country 60
Clinton (82)
Davison 1-0-2, Hull 7-3-17, Carter 12-6-40, Ryan 2-0-4, Krecko 6-0-12, Grant 2-2-7, Lamboy 0-0-0, Valladares 0-0-0, Bailey 0-0-0. Totals: 30-11-82.
North Country (60)
Boyea 3-1-7, Trentsch 6-1-16, T. Barnes 6-0-15, I. Grcic 1-0-2, Gullota 2-0-4, Cvetanovic 0-0-0, Cinel 1-0-3, Gibson 2-3-7, S. Grcic 0-0-0, Patraw 1-0-2, Dunlavey 1-0-3, D. Barnes 0-0-0, Ramsdell 0-1-1, Oursler 0-0-0. Totals: 23-6-60.
Halftime: Clinton, 41-32
3-point goals: Clinton (11) Carter 10, Grant. North Country (8) Trentsch 3, T. Barnes 3, Cinel, Dunlavey.


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April Jones, five, went missing in Machynlleth, mid Wales, on Monday evening (Dyfed-Powys Police/PA)
Officers investigating the disappearance of April Jones have until later this afternoon to question abduction suspect Mark Bridger.
They have until 5pm to charge or release Mr Bridger - unless they apply for a further warrant of detention.
With no sign of April since Monday evening, search teams worked through the night in the hunt for the five-year-old in Mid Wales. Their efforts were spurred on by pink ribbons of hope, donned by hundreds of well-wishers in the close-knit community of Machynlleth.
Police are holding Mr Bridger at Aberystwyth police station. They are trying to piece together his movements from 5pm on Monday until his arrest at 3.30pm on Tuesday.
April was seen willingly getting into what is believed to be a Land Rover Discovery on the Bryn-y-Gog estate where she lives at 7pm on Monday.
Mr Bridger, 46, from Machynlleth, drives a Land Rover Discovery which was seized from a local repair garage on Tuesday and fast-tracked for forensic examination. Expert search efforts have focused on a small farmhouse in the nearby village of Ceinws where he was known to be most recently living.
More than 2,500 calls with information have been received by police in response to their appeal on Wednesday.
One of the world's leading forensic psychologists who advised British and Portuguese police in the search for Madeleine McCann is reportedly helping detectives in the April case. Joe Sullivan is said to have been drafted into the Dyfed Powys police investigation team to give advice on interviewing Mr Bridger, The Times claimed.
Residents across the small Mid Wales town of Machynlleth wore the pink ribbons in a symbolic gesture of continued hope. The show of solidarity came in response to a plea from April's mother, Coral Jones, to wear her daughter's favourite colour.
Prime Minister David Cameron added his voice to the chorus of appeals for anyone with the smallest piece of information to come forward. He described the ongoing ordeal as "every family's nightmare" and urged people to "talk to the police".


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Longtime defensive coordinator Dick LeBeau will remain in Pittsburgh and sign a one-year deal, according to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
LeBeau's contract expired after the season, and there were rumors the Hall of Famer might leave the Steelers, possibly for Arizona. Instead, his assistant, Ray Horton, took the Cardinals' defensive coordinator job.
LeBeau, 72, put to rest any rumors of being done with the Steelers on Tuesday, telling the paper, "I'm not coaching anywhere but here."
The Steelers finished the 2010 season second in the league in total defense and first against the run, boasting one of the better run defenses in league history.
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Country-Style Pork Medallions Recipe
Be prepared to hand out recipes after you pass around this impressive pork entree. Dinner guests can't believe how easy it is. I think leftovers would be great in sandwiches…but I've never had any to sample!
- 2 pork tenderloins (1 pound each)
- 6 tablespoons butter, divided
- 2 small onions, sliced and separated into rings
- 3/4 pound small fresh mushrooms
- 2 small apples, cored and cut into rings
- 1 cup apple cider or juice
- 1 package (8 ounces) cream cheese, cubed
- 1/4 cup apple brandy or additional apple cider
- 1 teaspoon dried basil
- Cut pork into 1/2-in. slices; flatten to 1/4-in. thickness. In a large skillet over medium-high heat, cook pork in batches in 3 tablespoons butter until juices run clear. Remove to a serving platter and keep warm.
- In the same skillet, saute onions and mushrooms in remaining butter for 4 minutes or until crisp-tender. Add apples; saute for 3-4 minutes or until vegetables and apples are tender. Arrange over pork.
- Add cider and cream cheese to the skillet; cook and stir over medium heat for 3 minutes or until cheese is melted and sauce is smooth. Stir in brandy and basil; heat through. Serve with pork and vegetables. Yield: 6 servings.
Originally published as Country-Style Pork Medallions in Country Woman July/August 2006, p41
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Cruising is about leaving cares and troubles behind for a time and enjoying life. This begins with embarkation. If you have to enter a terminal, figure out WHAT LINE YOU BELONG IN, or figure out which line is moving the fastest, then you are NOT on Crystal. My first Crystal experience taught me that one merely needs to walk onto the ship and pick up the room key. VOILA!
If you are reminded everyday what benefits you get based on how many times you have cruised, you are not on Crystal. As first time cruisers we were given $100 shipboard credit each and an additional $200 each as part of our booking. Everyone I talked to received credit just for booking which one that gets to decide on how to use, e.g., internet, spa, stores, excursions, private dance instruction.
This gets to the heart of what impressed me the most about Crystal. At no point did I detect or recognize the difference in passengers. Officers did not parade into the dining room with privileged guests, suite passengers received no special dining room or specialty restaurant booking privileges, there was no mention anywhere that if you are such and such you get such and such. No private parties for "special" groups. We did have a cruise critic party, but anyone could attend. If the cruise line does this sort of thing, it is discreet and that is really my point. They make it their business to treat everyone on board as a first class passenger. No difference is the difference! This is a brilliant business strategy in my way of thinking.
The other key business strategy that puts Crystal at the very top is the public space to passenger ratio. Read: no crowds anywhere!!! No buffet lines, no chair hogs because there are so many wonderful choices, lots of dance floor. A WIDE WRAP AROUND PROMENADE for those who love to walk or run. Space, space, space.
Another small example that speaks volumes: I learned Crystal has guest laundry services. HURRAY! I followed a sign, found it, and discovered, wow, no charge to use the machines. But alas, no machine for laundry soap. I thought, ah ha, this is where they will get you, they will charge $10 for soap! So I checked the stores and then asked at the desk with a rather wry look on my face. She looked at me quizzically and said, "madam, you simply push the button when you need soap". You mean bing, bang, boom, it is free? She laughed at me. Then, to top it off, I learned there is not one guest laundry, no, there is one ON EVERY FLOOR!
A big example of how Crystal is out-thinking other cruise lines is their strategy of transatlantic big band dance cruises. If you are a dance lover, there is no better ship venue. The professional instructors (4) gave multiple group lessons every sea day, private instruction and they performed at various times with each other, crew and passengers. I count myself as a dance instruction snob and they outclassed the competition on land and sea by a mile. Seven dance ambassadors were onboard and were tireless in dancing with the ladies on-board. This has to be the best kept secret in the cruising industry but I think it is just starting to take off so if you are interested, act fast and book!
Finally, let me say a word about the passengers. The first week I kept asking myself, "is it the passengers aboard who make this a more enjoyable experience, or is it the way Crystal does business that makes every happier and therefore the experience more enjoyable?" I have concluded that it must be both.On Crystal, you will see smiling octogenarians showing the middle aged folks how to have fun. Common etiquette is evident everywhere. If you are on a ship with whiners, complainers, "me too" or "me first" needy type folks, you are not on Crystal!
Before I conclude, I will point out two areas that are good but could be better. The spa. It is disconnected in culture from the rest of the ship. To be brief, they should be more inviting and offer more amenities in the locker room, especially at those prices. Second, the regular production stage performers (not the professional ballroom instructors onboard) are good, not great. I might point to Azamara as a cruise line that excels in maximizing the potential of a small dance/vocal performer group.
Crystal cruises are a class act all the way. The discerning cruiser will see it at every turn and it will be experienced as a warmth that melts ones cares away. The ships are large enough to provide a smooth ocean experience, but small enough to make friends and find your way around. It is, after all, the perfect all around luxury cruise experience.


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James Glen "Jim" Johnson, 55, of Bertrand, passed away on Tuesday
Funeral Services for James G. "Jim" Johnson will be conducted from the Hope Lutheran Church of rural Smithfield, Nebraska on Friday, October 21, 2011 at 10:00 a.m. with Pastor Doug Reed officiating. Following the traditional funeral the family will honor Jim's wish for cremation and a private family inurnment with military honors will be in the Ft. McPherson National Cemetery at Maxwell, Nebraska.
James Glen "Jim" Johnson, 55 years of age, of Bertrand, passed away on Tuesday, October 18, 2011 at his home in Bertrand following a brief battle with cancer. Jim was born on September 11, 1956 in Holdrege, Nebraska, the second of four children born to Charles and Amanda (Landgren) Johnson. Jim received his education from Bertrand Community School, where he graduated with the class of 1974.
Following his education, he was inducted into the United States Army on July 25, 1974 and served his country until his honorable discharge on July 24, 1977. Following his service, Jim was employed by several businesses until pursuing a career as a Master Electrician. Jim owned and operated Jim's Hometown Electric in Bertrand until his passing.
On December 4, 1981 he was united in marriage to Lynette Gerdes and the couple were blessed with two sons: Josh and Jacob. The family made their home in Holdrege for several years, before Jim returned home to Bertrand. Later in years he met Tami Myers and they were married on July 10, 2010.
Jim was active in the community, served on the Village Board, member of the Bertrand Chamber of Commerce, Lions Club and enjoyed his involvement with the Bertrand Fire and Rescue, where he served as an EMT. Jim loved hunting, fishing and camping and always put the needs of others, before his own.
He was preceded in death by parents and several aunts and uncles.
He leaves to mourn his passing his wife, Tami Johnson of Bertrand; two sons: Josh Johnson and his wife, Brenda of Denver, Colorado and Jake Johnson and his wife, Meagan of Omaha, Nebraska; one granddaughter, Aubrey; three step-children: Erin Jensen and her husband, Brad of Holdrege, Tana Tallon and his wife, Stacia of Rapid City, South Dakota and Shawn Tallon and his fiancé, Alicia Bahm of Kearney, Nebraska; six step-grandchildren: Kaylee, Ashlyn and Jymmie Jensen and Taylor, Brody, and Madelyn Tallon; one sister, Kay Christensen and her husband, Kevin of Holdrege; two brothers: Joe Johnson and his wife, Jan and Jerry Johnson and his wife, Brenda all of Bertrand; father-in-law and mother-in-law: Terry and Arleva "Fredi" Eichelberger of Oconto, Nebraska; sister-in-law, Julie Eichelberger of Broken Bow, Nebraska; one aunt, Verla Johnson of David City, Nebraska and a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.
Visitation will be held on Thursday, October 20, 2011 from 1:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. with the family greeting from 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at the Sandstrom Funeral Home in Bertrand.
In lieu of flowers, a memorial will be established in Jim's memory to support the community efforts of Bertrand.
Expressions of caring and kindness can be sent to the family at www.nelsonbauerfh.com.
The Sandstrom Funeral Home in Bertrand is in charge of the arrangements.
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Speaker Series
The Building Community, Reaching for Justice Speaker Series provides opportunities for experts in community engagement and related fields to discuss critical issues with students and the greater community, one Wednesday a month.
Thank you to the Series sponsors!
- Town of Andover
- Andover Public Schools
- Andover Education Association
- Community Engagement Graduate Program, Merrimack College
- Center for Engaged Democracy
- Dean's Office, School of Education & Social Policy
These events are free and open to the public.
Upcoming Events
April 16, 2014
Valerie Kinloch, Ph.D.
Literacy, Language and Youth: Strategies for the English Teacher, Engaging Urban Students
The author of Crossing Boundaries: Teaching and Learning with Urban Youth underscores the importance of partnerships in her presentation on Transformative Service-Learning Initiatives in Urban Schools and Communities. Dr. Kinloch is an associate professor in Literacy Studies at The Ohio State University.
Location: Merrimack College, Sakowich Campus Center, Murray Lounge
Time: 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
April 30, 2014
Sharing Transformations, Continuing the Journey
The final installment of the 2013-2014 Building Community, Reaching for Justice Speaker Series concludes with the presentations by the master's in Community Engagement candidates, class of 2014.
Location: The Old Town House, 20 Main Street, Andover
Time: 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Previous Events
September 28, 2013
Marian Walsh, J.D.
Former Assistant Majority Leader, Massachusetts State Senate
October 30, 2013
Paul Toner, M.Ed, J.D.
President, Massachusetts Teachers Association
November 13, 2013
Dan Butin, Ph.D.
Dean, School of Education & Social Policy, Merrimack College
December 11, 2013
Joshua Abreu, M.A.
Retention Specialist, Northern Essex Community College
January 29, 2014
Lorlene Hoyt, Ph.D. and Maureen Keegan
Talloires Network at Tuft University
February 12, 2014
Carrie Rose, J.D.
Positively Impacting Student Performance by Engaging Family and School
March 12, 2014
Anne Henderson, Ph.D.
A Collaborative Enterprise: How Together Schools, Families, and Community Champion Student Achievement


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Matt Croydon: Why I'm not worried about Google News Local
A picture is worth a thousand words.Visit
LJWorld.com: Kansas Democratic Presidential Caucuses
My old cronies at the Journal-World continue to find innovative new ways to do database journalism. Today, they're using the new Google charts API to display pie graphs of Kansas caucus results, and they're also streaming the results to Twitter in near real-time. Awesome.Visit
EveryBlock: A news feed for your block
EveryBlock has launched. Congrats to Adrian, Wilson, and the rest. Extremely well-done! Read their launch message.Visit
Poynter Online: Launching EveryBlock
Adrian Holovaty, Wilson Miner, and their other partners are launching EveryBlock this afternoon. Those in the journalism industry have been waiting for several months to see this site, as it's being put together by the core of folks that bought us ChicagoCrime.org, Django, Ellington, Lawrence.com, and some other very noteworthy web journalism projects.
I got myself a small sneak preview, and I can tell you: it's worth the wait (at least if you live in one of EveryBlock's launch cities). That's all I'll say, for now. Look for a review of EveryBlock here at jeffcroft.com in the coming days.Visit
Las Vegas Sun relaunches on Ellington/Django
And just in time for the Nevada caucus. Really nice site design here, even if it does feels a little bit too inspired by the New York Times. Overall, very well done. Another nice showcase for Ellington and Django.Visit
Authentic Jobs: Interactive Editor at MSNBC.com
Since I've been in Seattle, I've gotten pretty familiar with several members of the MSNBC.com team, and I can say with a great of confidence that these guys are super-smart and are definitely on the cutting edge of the online journalism world. This is definitely a great position for some lucky candidate out there.Visit
MSNBC.com Video: Tour our new video player
MSNBC.com's new video player is pretty damn awesome.Visit
Jon Swift: Journalism 101
Ridiculously accurate. And funny, too.Visit
MSNBC.com Alpha Channel: I find your lack of DOCTYPE disturbing
Jim Ray (a helluva guy, for the record), explains why the new MSNBC.com pages don't have a DOCTYPE leading off their source. What you'll learn from reading it is that the people currently at MSNBC.com care deeply about standards and doing things the right way, but are handcuffed by some legacy code and tools. They're working on it, and they'll get their eventually.
As you know if you read this site regularly, one of my biggest pet peeves is people getting attacked for less-than-perfect HTML when its obvious they're trying. One look at MSNBC.com's source will show a marked improvement from the past, and a clear attempt at doing the best they possibly can. The fact that anyone would direct their standardista wrath and folks who are trying their best when there are still people not trying at all really irritates me.Visit
MSNBC.com: Designs we left behind
Ashley Wells, creative director at MSNBC.com and all around good guy, posting an interesting look at the progression of designs his team went through as they inched closer and closer to the finished product, which everyone has probably seen by now. It's an interesting insight that we usually don't get for products like MSNBC.com — check it out.Visit
Refresh Seattle, FOWD NYC, and a couple of Django/Journalism jobs
I've been neglecting this blog over the past couple of week, so I thought I'd make a quick post to update everyone on some goings-on. I spoke at Refresh Seattle a couple weeks ago, then attended Future of Web Design in New York City last week, and have been catching up on e-mail, work, and home life ever since. Several items of note:
Refresh Seattle
Refresh went well. People seemed to like the talk. I'll be posting my slides (what few of them there are) here within the next week or so. I'm trying to clean them up a little and make them useful to people that will see them out of the context of the talk. Thanks to all of you who attended — it was great to see friends and meet new ones.More
MSNBC, redesigned
The new MSNBC.com design is really brilliant. More whitespace, great typography, and easy to find what you're looking for. I love how the team in Redmond has managed to keep MSNBC's signature use of a rainbow of colors (A Fuller Spectrum of News, they say) without making it cheesy (it's not easy to use this many colors well). I got a sneak peek of this new direction several months ago and have been excited to see it go live ever since.
Congrats to Ashley, Rex, Jim, Ben, Tiff, and all my other friends on the East side.Visit
Cumul.us: The wisdom of clouds
Ben Tesch, one of several great web designers and developers just across the lake at MSNBC.com, is about to launch Cumul.us, a site which will aggregate weather data and use crowdsourcing to try to make better weather predictions than the experts. Who knows if it'll work, but it sounds like a killer idea to me, and I can't wait to see it in action.Visit
Future to Newspapers: Jump in the river
Yes. Yes. A million times yes.
Here's the problem with most news: it isn't. It's olds. It happened hours ago, or last night, or yesterday, or last month, or before whenever the deadline was in the news organization's current "news cycle". It's not now. News is a river, not a lake. It is active, not static. It's what's happening, not what happened. Or not only what happened.
To be truly alive, truly new, truly part of the life of its readers, a newspaper needs to be on the live web and not just the static one. It needs to flow news, and not just post it.
Authentic Jobs: Design Technologist at NYTimes.com
HTML, CSS, and Actionscript guru? Go work at the world's greatest newspaper.Visit
Matt Waite: Louretta, a Django-powered CMS for small-town newspapers
Matt Waite's proposal for the Knight News Challenge is to build a free and open-source Django-powered CMS for small-town newspapers. It's a really great-sounding proposal, and a little competition for Ellington can only be a good thing, in my mind.Visit
Top Five Misconceptions by Newspapers Online
Good ones, these. If number five is "Websites are complicated and we don't have the time to deal with them," then number six should be, "Websites are simple and we don't have to put any time into dealing with them."Visit
vienna.at/party: Lawrence.com does Europe.
Compare and contrast: Ours. Theirs.Visit
Howard Owens: Let's stop putting the entire newspaper online
A really good article here. It suggests that putting the entire newspaper online may be hurting more than it's helping. I completely agree with most of the problems Howard Sees here, although I'm not entirely sure the solution (not putting the whole paper online) is the answer. That having been said, I do think the nightly dumps that most newspapers (including those I used to work for) do is a silly idea that doesn't make a lot of sense in our day and age. Even though I don't totally agree with it, this piece is a really great read that brings up a lot of insightful points.Visit
Newspapers lose monopoly on journalism grads
Lucas Grindley notes that more and more J-school grads are looking beyond newspapers and other traditional media for jobs. Can't say that I blame them.Visit
Times to Stop Charging for Parts of Its Web Site
TimesSelect goes the way of the dinosaur. Welcome aboard the cluetrain, NYT.Visit
Home Values | The Seattle Times
A nicely-done piece by The Times showing home values for Seattle's neighborhoods and suburbs. Predictably, most of the neighborhoods I'd like to buy in (Fremont, Ballard, Wallingford, Queen Anne, Lower Queen Anne, Lake Union, and Belltown) are among the most expensive. Figures. I guess that's what I get for being unwilling to move from central Seattle.Visit
Oakland Crimespotting
It doesn't have quite the breadth of options for viewing crimes as ChicagoCrime.org, but it definitely does have some pretty mps. Love that UI. Well-done!Visit
MSNBC.com Interactive: Nation At Risk?
A really nice interactive infographic by my friends over at MSNBC.com (why haven't I seen you guys yet since I moved here?!).Visit
Citizen Journalists Share, Don't Cover Stories
"Citizen journalists share the story, they don't cover it. We ignore internet policy to our own peril; we must engage in net neutrality issues. The role of journalists must be conveners of conversation."
(While we're at it, how about "Citizen Journalists value the English language, avoid using the news comma?" Or is that too wishful thinking?)Visit
2007 Knight-Batten Awards: LJWorld.com election coverage
The 2006-2007 election coverage stuff we did back at the Journal-World was named a notable entry for these Knight-Batten awards. Congrats to everyone involved — especially Nathan, who rocked all the fun Flash stuffs.Visit
Undercover NBC Dateline reporter bolts from DEFCON 2007
By now, everyone's seen the video and heard bits of the story, but this is the best big picture description I've seen of what happened. Her ruse is once again proof that most TV news is over-dramatized shock media on par with Howard Stern. Is your child safe?
While I'm here, I'll say also that I find her references to "people in Kansas" pretty insulting. Does she really think those of us from Kansas are stupider than the rest of the world? Does she really think that people in middle America, in a day and age where we have a global network for instant communication, are any less aware of what DEFCON is than people in coastal cities? On behalf of Kansans everywhere: screw you, lady.
I do feel bad for her on a personal level, though. She's going to be eaten alive for this — and all because some wanna-be producer unwittingly sent her into the worst possible circumstance in an effort to shock and appall "people in Kansas." It's not her fault — it's the fault of pathetic journalistic institutions like Dateline NBC who insist on purveying this kind of crap. And, it's also the fault of each and every American who watches it.Visit
Steve Outing: To tell all or not to tell all?…
"Especially for journalists, shouldn't they hide their personal beliefs and biases in order to retain an air of being objective? Won't revealing personal preferences damage their credibility as journalists?"
This attitude always bugged me a bit while working at The Journal-World. To me, it sounds more like, "Especially for journalists, shouldn't they pretend to be super-human in order to retain an air of being objective? Aren't our readers too stupid to know that we have personal preferences? Can't we just act like it's possible to write 100% objectively and pull the wool over the eyes of our readers?"
No journalist is without personal preferences and bias, so I just think it feels ridiculously fake to act like they are. Journalists should always try their damnedest to write objectively, but trying to publicly appear as though they are some kind of reporting robot just seems insulting to the readers to me — do you really think they're so naive?Visit
International Herald Tribune redesigned
It's a subtle change — not drastic. Which is good, because the IHT was always one of my favorite online newspaper design. I'm honestly not sure I like this one better than the previous, but it's still amongst the best out there.Visit
Washington Post launches LoudounExtra.com
The Post launches its first Ellington powered site (it has several Django-powered sites, but this is the first one to use the Django-based CMS we built here in Lawrence). Lookin' good! Read all about it straight from the horse's mouth.Visit
The lessons from BackFence.com
"Hyper-local is about utility and networks of people, not citizen journalism." Yes!Visit
The Shawnee Dispatch (Shawnee, Kansas)
My old cronies at the Journal-World launched yet another Django/Ellington-powered newspaper site today. Christian Metts is primarily responsible for the design work on this one (no doubt with some help from Nathan Borror and Richard Cornish).Visit
Yet another Ellington site: Sunshine Coast Daily
APN, a leading publisher of newspapers and magazines in New Zealand and Austrailia, roll out the first of several Ellington sites they have in the works. Congrats to Anthony and the team at APN!Visit
Launched: Craig Daily Press, Craig, CO
Rex Sorgatz on the future of Citizen Journalism
Rex (who, for the record, is one helluva cool guy), is someone who really gets it when it comes to online journalism. Lots of good stuff in this interview, but I was especially liking this part:
Looking at the online media landscape right now, I see one sector that no one has really figured out: local. There are good publications around every single vertical market imaginable, but there are only a handful of good local blogs. If you follow this industry, you've read about some of the attempts at local citizen journalism. American Journalism Review recently had a story about the failure of the more prominent citizen journalism sites. But all of those failures have one common characteristic: they were started by former Big J newspaper people.
Good stuff.Visit
CNN Web Redesign Alternative
A nice blog post about the CNN.com beta design that includes some possible alternatives.Visit
Making the '24-hour newsroom' work
Inland Press has a nice little feature on our Managing Editor, Dennis Anderson, and how he's adapted the workflow and processes in the newsroom to accommodate for today's 24-hour news cycle and new technology.Visit
Yahoo! omg!
Yahoo's new celeb gossip site. Although I am not much a celeb gossip guy, I definitely think this kind of niche site is the right move for yahoo, and is probably the right move for a lot of newspapers and other traditional media companies, as well. THere are a million niches to be served!
On a side note, I'm almost embarrassed to admit how much I like the design. It's a bit over the top and very gaudy — both of which are totally appropriate for the subject matter — but it's also engaging, well-structured, and downright effective.Visit
10 obvious things about the future of newspapers you need to get through your head
Ryan Sholin has a great list here. There is only one problem with this piece, and it's the title. Rather than being called "10 obvious things…," it should be, "!0 things that are obvious to everyone except the people running your local newspaper."Visit
Poynter Online talks to Adrian about EveryBlock
I'm really excited about Adrian's new project. It's a great idea, and it really will be interesting to see how the open source part of it goes. Here's wishing him and his team all the best!Visit


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Cleveland Police, Fire and EMS all responded to a call around 1:18 p.m. to find a 6-year-old girl suffering from a severely traumatic injury to the face and head.
A 23-year-old Cleveland father is now charged in the shooting death of his child.
6-year-old Nevaeh Benson died Saturday at Rainbow Babies and Children's Hospital after suffering a serious injury to the face and head. Police say it appears the girl may have suffered from a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the face.
Her father, Edmund Benson, has been charged with Child Endangering and Having Weapons While Under Disability.
He is scheduled to appear in court Tuesday morning.
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David McLuckie charged with perverting the course of justice
The former chairman of Cleveland Police Authority has been charged with perverting the course of justice, as an investigation into several people involved with the police authority continues.
David McLuckie, from the Stokesley area of North Yorkshire, was arrested by officers attached to Operation Sacristy.
He has been bailed to to appear at Newcastle Crown Court on Friday the 30th of November.


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Spitzhaus above the vineyards of Radebeul
|Coordinates: 51°06′N 13°39′E / 51.100°N 13.650°ECoordinates: 51°06′N 13°39′E / 51.100°N 13.650°E
|• Mayor
|Bert Wendsche
|• Total
|26.06 km2 (10.06 sq mi)
|101 - 256 m (−739 ft)
|Population (2012-12-31)[1]
|• Total
|• Density
|1,300/km2 (3,300/sq mi)
|Time zone
|Postal codes
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Radebeul is a town (große Kreisstadt) in the Elbe valley in the district of Meißen in Saxony, Germany, a suburb of Dresden. It is well known for its viticulture, a museum dedicated to writer Karl May and a narrow gauge railway connecting Radebeul with the castle of Moritzburg and the town of Radeburg. The Meißen area, where Radebeul is located, is one of the northeasternmost areas where wine is grown today.
It is sometimes called "Saxon Nice" for its pleasant landscape and mild climate.
A village Radebeul was first mentioned in 1349. In 1905 it absorbed the neighboring village of Serkowitz. On April 1, 1924 Radebeul became a town. Meanwhile, the neighboring village of Kötzschenbroda had taken over Lindenau in 1920 and Naundorf, Zitzschewig und Niederlößnitz by 1924, when it was made a town as well. In 1934 Wahnsdorf and Oberlößnitz joined Radebeul, and on January 1, 1935 the towns of Kötzschenbroda and Radebeul were united under the name of Radebeul ("Kötzschenbroda" having a Slavic root, this name was considered too "ungermanic" at the time). In 1947 Radebeul was made part of the district of Dresden. In 1995 it received the status of a major town inside the rural district (große Kreisstadt); when the rural district of Dresden (Dresden-Land) was dissolved, Radebeul became part of the district of Meißen.
The town can be reached by Dresdner Verkehrsbetriebe tram route 4 or by Dresden S-Bahn line S1, which serves four stations in Radebeul. Deutsche Bahn regional trains 18 and 50 also stop at Radebeul Ost station. Radebeul Ost is also the terminus of the historic Radebeul–Radeburg narrow-gauge steam railway and the station closest to the Karl May Museum. Despite the fact that Native American remains are sacred items, the Karl May Museum keeps and displays several actual Native American scalps. One of the scalps was obtained in the U.S. in 1904 by Karl May's friend, Patty Frank, who bought the scalp from Dakota Chief Swift Hawk for two bottles of whiskey, a bottle of apricot brandy and $1,100. Swift Hawk had cut the scalp from a member of the Ojibwe (Chippewa) Tribe.[2] Cecil Pavlat, an official with the Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians in Michigan, called the museum's act of displaying the scalps "inappropriate and unacceptable," and said, "These are human remains which should be buried respectfully and should never have been taken from the tribe in the first place." Members of the Chippewa Tribe say they are considering staging a protest at the annual Karl May Festival in Radebeul in May 2014.[3]
Main sights[edit]
Radebeul has been renowned for its vineyards since 1324. It lies on the Saxon Wine Road.
- Landesbühnen Sachsen
- Karl May Museum
- Stadtgalerie Radebeul
- Hoflössnitz Stiftung Weingutmuseum
- Volkssternwarte "Adolph Diesterweg"
- "Zeitreise" Interessantes zur DDR-Zeit
- Karl-May-Museum (Villa Shatterhand and Villa Bärenfett)
- Grave of Karl May
- the Bilzbad (named after Friedrich Eduard Bilz 1842-1922)
- the Sorgenfrei House, a Weingut, built 1785/1788 in the so-called Dresdner Zopfstil (between Rokoko and Classicism)
- the Lößnitzdackel, a narrow gauge railway from Radebeul-Ost via Moritzburg to Radeburg
- the distinctive Watertower
- Friedensburg
- Bismarckturm
- Spitzhaus
- Spitzhaustreppen
- the Krapenburg
Regular events[edit]
- the annual Karl-May-Fest on Ascension weekend
- the annual Radebeuler Grafikmarkt which takes place each autumn - patronised by many well-known artists
- the annual Spitzhaustreppenlauf - a race up 397 steps of the Spitzhaus
- the annual Mt. Everest double-marathon - this involves going up and down the steps 100 times - a total of 39,700 steps: twice the standard marathon-distance, and the height of Mount Everest (can be entered by individuals, or teams of 3 or 100)
Famous People[edit]
- Lothar Schmid (1928 - 2013), Chess Grandmaster
International relations[edit]
Radebeul is twinned with:
- Sierra Vista, Arizona, USA
- Cananea, Sonora, México
- Obukhiv, Ukraine
- St. Ingbert, Germany
- ^ "Statistisches Landesamt des Freistaates Sachsen – Bevölkerung des Freistaates Sachsen jeweils am Monatsende ausgewählter Berichtsmonate nach Gemeinden". Statistisches Landesamt des Freistaates Sachsen (in German). 17 June 2013.
- ^ "Zur Geschichte des Karl-May-Museums, seiner indianischen Sammlungsobjekte und deren Präsentation" http://www.karl-may-stiftung.de/museum/indianer/hoffmann.html
- ^ "German museum in row with US activists over tribal scalps http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/mar/10/german-museum-karl-may-native-american-scalps"
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Mission Beach Holiday - 817 - San Diego Beach Rentals in Mission Beach
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 8
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community
rates (USD)
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$ 2,100 - $ 2,750 / week
vacation rental description
This ground floor two bedroom and two bath unit offers all of the comforts of home and is centrally located in Mission Beach. This condominium has a full kitchen with oven, cooktop, refrigerator with an auto icemaker, microwave, coffee maker, blender and toaster oven. Enjoy the cape cod furnishings and 42 inch Hi-Definition Flat Screen TV in the Living Room for your viewing pleasure. The home also has a wireless hi speed internet connection. There are ceiling fans in the dining room as well as both bedrooms for your comfort. Enjoy your private ground level patio with BBQ and outdoor shower for rinsing off after a day at the beach. The unit is fully stocked with pots and pans, cooking utensils, all dinnerware and serve ware plus out door drink ware. There is also a washer and dryer in the unit for your convenience.
There are two bedrooms and two bathrooms. The master bedroom has a queen size bed with a walk in closet and private bathroom built for privacy. The second bedroom has two full beds and a walk in closet.
The property is located just a few yards from the famous Mission Bay boardwalk that runs along the Bay. Just Step out on to the beach where you can surf, swim, boogie board, sun bathe or take romantic walks along the shore. You can also watch the surfers, visit quaint little eateries and coffee shops with internet access, dine at fine restaurants, stroll into funky little surf shops, and much more! Walk to nearby Mission Bay Aquatic Center which is the world's largest instructional waterfront facility. Enjoy their newest Jet Pack Water Attraction, wakeboarding, sailing, surfing, stand up paddling, waterskiing, rowing kayaking and windsurfing just out your front door. Belmont amusement park is just a short walk south which touts an indoor Olympic sized heated pool, roller coaster and the Wave House were you can surf the man-made waves, enjoy the outdoor bar, open-air barbecue restaurant, fire pits and hammocks. This is close to several rental companies for bikes, boogie boards, parasailing, jet skiing and sport fishing. Or just sit back, relax and enjoy the magnificent sunsets! Just a few minutes to Sea World, The San Diego Zoo and Balboa Park.
Master Bedroom: 1 Queen Size Bed
2nd Bedroom: 2 Full Size Bed
Living Room: 1 Queen Size Sleeper Sofa
This unit is very unique in that there are two full size parking spaces.
This unit can be rented in conjunction with listing # 112498 accommodating a total of 14 guests.
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activities and attractions in Mission Beach San Diego Area
Other activities located nearby are as follows: San Diego Airport - 10 minutes, Sea World - 5 minutes, San Diego Zoo -10 minutes, Balboa Park - 10 minutes, Wild Animal Park - 35 minutes, LegoLand - 20 minutes, La Jolla - 10 minutes, Scripps Aquarium - 15 minutes, Sports Arena - 5 minutes, Del Mar Race Track - 15 minutes, Old Town - 10 minutes *All times approx.
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San Diego Beach Rentals 6197411158
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Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Mission Beach
- Surf
- Walk
- Relax
Top things to do on a budget
- Watch Sea Worlds Fireworks in Summer
- Make a Bonfire
Top things to do with a family
- Sea World
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The Commercial-News
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Criminal trespass at County Market, 2 E. Main St.; a man was arrested.
Burglary in the 1200 block of North Walnut.
Possession of a controlled substance and drug paraphernalia, and obstructing a police officer at Bowman and Crestview; a man was arrested.
Pit bull stolen from the 600 block of Sherman.
Criminal trespass at Campbell and Belton; a man was released on a notice to appear.
Domestic battery and home invasion in the 1000 block of Campbell Lane.
Burglary in the 600 block of Jewell.
Burglary in the 500 block of North Jackson.
Burglary to a garage in the unit block of Henderson Street.
Burglary in the unit block of Nicklas Avenue.
Criminal trespass/theft in the 1200 block of Saratoga.
Burglary to a vehicle in the 1300 block of East Main Street.
Theft at Denmark and Old Ottawa roads.
Male and female arrested in connection with domestic battery/obstructing a police officer in the 1000 block of Campbell Lane.
Burglary /criminal damage in the 800 block of East Main Street.
Burglary in the 1200 block of East Main Street.
Criminal damage in the 900 block of Wakely Street.
Theft of two bicycles in the 400 block of Chandler Street.
Attempted burglary in the 1200 block of East Main Street.
Burglary at North Ridge Middle School, 1619 N. Jackson Street.
Burglary at BP gas station, 379 Lynch Drive.
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Vehicle damaged in the 1800 block of Perrysville Road.
Disorderly conduct at KIK, 1 W. Hegeler Lane.
Domestic battery in the 2100 block of Batestown Road; a woman was arrested.
Battery in the first block of Champaign Street, Belgium.
Criminal trespass in the 300 block of Timber Ridge, Oakwood.
Burglary in the first block of Henderson, Danville.
Battery in the 400 block of Southwest, Fairmount.
Criminal damage to property in the 22000 block North of 1750 East, Danville.
Burglary, criminal damage in the 22000 block East of 3470 North, Rossville.
Burglary to auto at the Pump House, 1102 N. Main St., Georgetown.
Male arrested in connection with aggravated domestic battery in the 100 block of West Second Street in Rankin.
Theft in the 200 block of East West Street.
Burglary to a vehicle in the 300 block of North Iroquois Street in Rankin.
Criminal damage reported at the Sidell Reporter, 114 Market St.
Domestic battery in the 1000 block of South Ross Township.
Accidents involving tickets or injuries include:
Wednesday, 4:19 p.m. — At South State and Illinois streets, Westville, involving Donald Reid, 67, of Westville, and Rocky Thornton, 30, of Chrisman. Reid was cited for failure to yield.
Thursday, 7:38 a.m. — At North Gilbert and Voorhees streets involving Maxwell Byerly, 16, of the 1600 block of North Gilbert Street, and Marti Fries, 53, of Danville. Byerly was cited for disobeying a traffic control device.
Thursday, 2:42 p.m. — At Bowman Avenue and Holiday Drive involving Guillermo Martinez Jr., 19, of the 1600 block of Eastview Avenue, and Debra Hale, 58, of Danville. Martinez was cited for failure to yield and driving without insurance.
Thursday, 12:10 p.m. — At South Buchanan and Commercial streets involving Crystal R. Wade, 49, of Westville, and Peggy A. Lambert, 72, of Catlin. Wade was ticketed for an improper turn.
Thursday, 12:35 p.m. — At Lynch and East Voorhees streets involving Robert W. Wampler, 40, of Covington, Ind., and Kalin C. Rush, 21, of Covington, Ind. Wampler was ticketed for improper overtaking on the right.
Thursday, 3:13 p.m. — In the 1200 block of North Vermilion Street involving Chelsea L. Grubb, rural Danville, and Michael R. Sandlin, 16, of Westville. Grubb was ticketed for failure to yield at a private drive.
Thursday, 10:30 p.m. — At 400 East and 200 North roads involving Jeremy A. Johnson, 33, of Fairmount. Johnson was ticketed for operating an uninsured vehicle and failure to reduce speed.
Friday, 5:52 a.m. — In the 1200 block of East Voorhees Street involving Denzel C. Smith, 17, of the 1200 block of Koehn Drive, and Michael W. Clawson, 53, of Covington, Ind. Smith was ticketed for failure to reduce speed.
Saturday, 11:25 a.m. — In the 500 block of North Hazel Street and Davis Street involving Trey D. Williams, 17, of the 600 block of North Beard Street, and Claudina Cunningham, 39, of Danville. Williams was ticketed for failure to reduce speed.
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Despite a slow start, the Allatoona Buccaneers pulled out to a 10-0 lead in the first half after a field goal by Natan Shaw (29) and a touchdown by Jeremy Uzee (6) on a quarterback keeper. As the second quarter was winding down, the Hiram Hornets came swarming back with a touchdown and field goal of its own. The score was tied 10-10 at halftime.
Allatoona took the kick to start the second half. The Buccaneers drove down the field only to be stopped inside the 20. Allatoona missed a second field goal attempt.
The score remained tied until the start of the fourth quarter when sophomore Josh Bettistea (26) broke off a 33-yard touchdown run from scrimmage. The extra point was good and the score was Allatoona 17, Hiram 10.
Later in the fourth quarter, Hiram was driving and Jamal Hinds (24) rolled off a 39-yard touchdown run to bring the Hornets within one. The extra point was good and the score was once again tied.
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Trailing 20-17, Hiram took its overtime possession. The Buccaneer defense rose to the challenge and held the Hornets for three downs. The Hornets would have to settle for a field goal to tie up the game and force a second overtime. Hiram lined up for the attempt. Instead of kicking the field goal, the Hornets snapped the ball directly to the kicker whose pass attempt fell incomplete in the end zone.
Allatoona survived a 20-17 thriller to remain undefeated.


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Oak Aged Bretta - Logsdon Farmhouse Ales
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Ratings: 248 | Reviews: 44 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by hopsbreath:
5/5 rDev +16.3%
01-10-2013 18:23:29 | More by hopsbreath
More User Reviews:
4.25/5 rDev -1.2%
02-16-2014 18:19:13 | More by warnerry
4/5 rDev -7%
01-14-2013 07:58:11 | More by Callmecoon
4.5/5 rDev +4.7%
07-28-2014 03:10:54 | More by Prospero
4/5 rDev -7%
09-03-2013 23:30:50 | More by standardcherry
New York
4.5/5 rDev +4.7%
04-27-2013 23:50:36 | More by dogfishandi
4.29/5 rDev -0.2%
Bottle (2012)
Acquired via trade
Thanks, libbey!
(Aged for 1 year)
Hazed, yellow and golden with a moderately sized off-white head that leaves spiderwebs of gorgeous lace all the way down the glass.
Very nice, appropriate, aroma of Brett funk, earth, hay, grass, mild hops, and a bit of pepper. Small amount of oak.
The flavor is just as nice as the aroma with the Brett playing the largest flavor role, balanced nicely by moderate bitterness, earth, grass, hay, mild oak, and a little spice.
Medium bodied with high carbonation.
A joy to drink. I've had this probably four times now and have loved it each time.
07-07-2013 16:06:13 | More by ehammond1
4/5 rDev -7%
03-12-2014 02:40:15 | More by Cynic-ale
District of Columbia
4.25/5 rDev -1.2%
08-17-2013 13:17:37 | More by jtladner
New Jersey
3.5/5 rDev -18.6%
10-26-2013 19:02:18 | More by acurtis
4.25/5 rDev -1.2%
07-10-2013 00:15:37 | More by Beerontwowheels
Alberta (Canada)
4.04/5 rDev -6%
750ml, slightly (bees)waxed capped bottle, the kind where opening it isn't really that big of deal, if you've a knife and a waiter's tool, that is until the crown pops, and beer goes spraying in every direction. Yay, bottle refermentation. Anyways, thanks be to hoppypocket for getting this to me, even though this brewery is directly south of me (I even unknowingly drove right past it a few years ago), and he's way, way, (way) east of me.
This beer pours a murky, gloomy browned apricot amber hue, with, well, a glassful of frothy, thinly foamy dirty white head, which eventually settles the hell down, leaving some sudsy broken chainlink lace around the glass in the process.
It smells of bready caramel malt, astringent drupe and citrus flesh and rind, herbal, cheesy funk, a softly vanillan grainy woodiness, and more leafy, perfumed hops. The taste is once again big and fruity - apple, pear, mandarin orange, and underripe melon - with a pleasantly restrained funky, cheesy Brett mustiness, bready, wheaty malt, some loitering caramel and vanilla tinged barrel wood character, and more leafy, booze-tweaked floral hops.
The carbonation is obviously off the bleeding charts, still choking up my high palate at this late juncture, the body on the weak side, just, of medium weight, and rather tacky, unfortunately, in its general, workaday smoothness. It finishes fairly dry, the fruitiness not quite fading, but rather switching tact, the funky yeast slowly losing its focused definition, and the herbal, leafy hops starting to wonder what all the fuss is about.
Never having had the base saison, I can only conjecture as to the improvements (or lack thereof) in this offering. That said, the barrel effects are subtle, but noticeable, yet hardly a huge leap - I imagine. A pleasantly funky saison, with wood and hops in more or less the right doses. Ain't nothing wrong with that, though I have to snicker at the brewery's choice to promote the inclusion of Brettanomyces on the label in both Flemish and French, but not in English, or more rightly, American. Huh.
11-05-2013 02:33:41 | More by biboergosum
4.29/5 rDev -0.2%
Had on tap at The Sixgill and Urban Family.
A: A hazy orange with a slight golden hue. A nice off-white tan head on top, rather foamy with great retention and sticky lacing.
S: Lots of brett on the aroma, slightly funky and barnyardy. There is a good bit of oak coming through and a little bit of butter. There is some fruit as well, a bit of lemon and orange as well.
T: A bit nicer than the aroma, fruit flavors shine a bit stronger - some lemon, orange, and stone fruit. Lots of oak with a bit of vanilla and a slightly chalky flavor as well. A little bit of brett funk as well.
M: Medium bodied, rather smooth with a creaminess to it. A little dry and chalky though.
O: Very nice, a little oaky and dry. After having the un-oaked version, I find myself liking that one more as the fruit was a bit more forward, but this was still very good.
05-27-2013 15:32:15 | More by mdaschaf
Ontario (Canada)
4/5 rDev -7%
11-17-2013 06:02:34 | More by Sammy
4.5/5 rDev +4.7%
750ml bottle, split
appearance: classic logsdon labeling, lightly waxed, served in delirium chalice - bright, cloudy orange body, thick creamy white head with sticky laced retention
smell: vibrant brett yeast profile, raw oak barrel, spice, some tart fruit
taste: a lovely variation of a great beer - fortunate enough to walk into a few bottles. Much like the base beer, the brett is front and center. Oak and vanilla round this out very nicely but the funky and sour components keep this a pretty interesting experience until the end
mouthfeel: dry finish, creamy decadent mouthfeel, strong carbonation
overall: great stuff
12-08-2012 06:24:51 | More by dirtylou
4/5 rDev -7%
04-11-2014 04:42:45 | More by blabaer
4.25/5 rDev -1.2%
03-26-2014 09:38:41 | More by apbaj
4/5 rDev -7%
05-18-2013 21:53:28 | More by Photekut
4/5 rDev -7%
07-14-2014 20:47:52 | More by PretzelCity
4.5/5 rDev +4.7%
06-29-2013 04:19:38 | More by Gonzoillini
4.5/5 rDev +4.7%
02-04-2014 17:54:58 | More by markcp
4/5 rDev -7%
750 mL bottle poured into a snifter. Bottle OAB 3651. Best by 04/2018
Appearance - Hazy deep orange. Nice lacing. Huge head. It was a gusher. Wispy surface.
Smell - Tropical fruit. Peach and pineapple. Brett. Minimal oak.
Taste - Brett is much stronger. Fruity. Peachy. A little sweet. Earthy bretty bitterness.
Mouthfeel - Overcarbonated. Medium body.
Overall - This is really good. The oak seems to amplify the tropical fruit.
11-19-2013 02:54:37 | More by Alieniloquium
4.25/5 rDev -1.2%
07-27-2013 22:38:10 | More by bouncepass
4/5 rDev -7%
02-25-2014 16:18:52 | More by JSBILK
4.75/5 rDev +10.5%
06-02-2013 17:38:39 | More by GRG1313
Oak Aged Bretta from Logsdon Farmhouse Ales
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Tuscan Style Home on Mickey Lake with Master Suite Jacuzzi in Traverse City
- bedrooms 4
- baths 2
- sleeps 11
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community West Traverse City
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 1,000 - $ 3,500 / week
vacation rental description
You will want to return to this beautiful luxury Tuscan style home on Mickey Lake, which channels off of Long Lake. It will sleep up to 11 people with one King, one queen, one full, futon and bunks.
The area is beautiful, the water is awesome you don't want to miss an opportunity to stay here!
The spacious home features many amenities such as two-person Jacuzzi bathtub in master suite framed in Italian marble, large stone fireplace, Brazilian hardwood floors, central air, and Award winning Italian style kitchen with Granite countertops. Two full baths, the master bath is finished in Italian marble.
Our cabinetry designers (Woodharbor) were so impressed with the finished results of our Italian style kitchen they featured it on the cover of their annual design portfolio.
You'll find a great bar area in the lower level, with a flat screen TV where you can watch your favorite sport or show our you can play cards on our poker table.
We have 2 superb wood fireplaces one on each level.
The extensive double deck overlooks Mickey Lake where you can relax and watch the beautiful sunset and listen to the loons sing. The family can also enjoy roasting marshmallows in the fire pit. Children love to swim in the shallow lake. The surrounding area of woods provides a safe, secluded and peaceful environment. A boat dock is available for your boat.
Distance to key locations.
Great Wolf Lodge water park 10 minutes.
Downtown Traverse City 15 minutes.
Golf at Grand Traverse Resort 20 minutes.
Cherry Capital Airport 23 minutes.
Chateau Grand Traverse Winery 30 minutes.
Turtle Creek Casino 30 minutes.
Mackinaw City 2 hours 15 minutes.
vacation rental location
property availability
- dates with deals
- unavailable dates
Last modified on 08-12-2014 at 9:26 PM.
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Dwayne and Mariana Behrens 1 877 769-3371
house rental amenities
Two Wood burning Fireplaces, Wireless Internet Connection (WiFi), Air
Conditioning, Furnace, 5 TV's (3 of them flat screen), Cable TV, DVD player, Stereo, CD
Player, Music Collection, Microwave, Dishwasher, 2-Refrigerators,
Cooking utensils provided, All Linens provided, Poker table, Popcorn machine, Dry Bar, Washer, Dryer, Jacuzzi in Master Suite for 2 people, Two stall Garage, Gas Grill (BBQ), Brick firepit area, Dock, NO SMOKING, NO PETS.
activities and attractions in Traverse City Michigan
(on site or nearby): Hiking, Biking, Golf, Tennis, Basketball,
Fitness Center, Gym, Horseshoes, Miniature golf, Amusement Parks,
Fishing, Hunting, Wildlife Viewing, Horseback Riding, Shopping,
Restaurants, Live Theater, Cinemas, Sightseeing, Swimming,
Snorkeling/Diving, Boating, Sailing, Water-skiing, Windsurfing, Jet
Skiing, Shelling, Downhill Skiing, Cross Country Skiing,
Snowmobiling, Sledding
vacation rental rates
$500 Security Deposit required for any reservation (REFUNDABLE)
SUMMER: Mid June to Mid September $3,100 week (weekly rental ONLY Fri-Fri)
Cherry Festival (First or second week in July email me for exact week) $3500 week
First 2 weeks of June $2100 week (Friday to Friday)
Memorial weekend: $1300- 3 nights
FALL Color tour season Mid-September to Weekending October 31st
$2,100 week/$350 night
WINTER & SPRING getaway start November to end of May $1,000 weekly/$250 night
Thanksgiving: $1400- 4 nights
Christmas and New Years: $2100 week ONLY Friday to Friday (if still available 4 weeks in advance rate per night $350, minimum 3 nights)
-CF Weekly rentals $250 (2-12 people)
-CF Weekend rentals $150 (2 people) $200 (4-6 people) $250 (7-12 people)
Deposit of 50% due at time of booking; Full payment due 4 weeks
prior to occupancy
Note: Until confirmed, rates are subject to change without notice.
Minimum rental age: 28
Dwayne and Mariana Behrens 1 877 769-3371
payment methods
Owner has not provided their accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Traverse City
- Visit beautiful downtown Traverse City
- Wine tasting tours
- Skii resorts and Golfing
- Fishing and enjoy the lakes
- Turtle Creek Casino
Top things to do on a budget
- Walk on Grand Traverse Bay Beach
- Take a walk in the downtown area.
- Enjoy the beauty of Long Lake and Mickey Lake
Top things to do with a family
- Sleeping Bear Dunes
- Great Wolf Lodge water park
- Golfing at Grand Traverse Resort
Dwayne and Mariana Behrens , owner


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Dacor Distinctive 36" Wall Hood: Stainless Steel
Model: DH3606S
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