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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Bellarmine University will begin the season ranked No. 4 in NCAA Division II by The Sporting News and No. 5 by Division II Bulletin.
But expectations may have just gotten a little higher. Scott Davenport has added a last-minute recruit who could have immediate impact.
Donnie Hale, a 6-8 transfer from Purdue University, will become eligible at the semester break after announcing his departure from West Lafayette in late September. He comes to Bellarmine after two seasons at Purdue, including a redshirt season in 2011-12, as well as a season at Bridgton Prep.
Hale is best known around here for his storied career at New Albany High School, where he twice was an All-Stater and made the Indiana All-Star team in 2010. In four years at New Albany, the Bulldogs went 89-9, won two sectional titles and a regional title. He averaged 18 points, 7.8 rebounds and 3.3 blocks as a senior after averaging 19.7 points, 10 rebounds and 4 blocks a game as a junior.
And he fits into a role that is especially valuable at the Division II level -- a polished big man with a good scoring touch around the basket.
Moreover, he seems cut out of a mold that Knights coach Scott Davenport has used to great success during his time at Bellarmine -- a Southern Indiana High School product coming back home to try to do something memorable.
"We are thrilled to have Donnie Hale become part of the Bellarmine basketball family," Davenport said. "He is a first rate quality player coming to us from a first-class program at Purdue. I have followed his career since he was a sophomore at New Albany when Braydon Hobbs was a senior. He went on to become their number two all-time rebounder, their number three all-time scoring leader in addition to becoming a two-time all-state performer in Indiana. One of his greatest strengths is he is a winner on and off the court."
Hale played in 32 games at Purdue as a freshman, and started eight. He averaged 3.8 points and 2.8 rebounds in 14.5 minutes per game. In the Boilermakers' season opener against Bucknell last season, Hale scored 15 points on 7-of-12 shooting and had four rebounds. Against Villanova in Madison Square Garden, he had 11 points and a team-best six rebounds.
"Once I decided to transfer, I knew I wanted to go to Bellarmine," Hale said in a release from the school. "I got to know Coach Davenport while he was recruiting Braydon, and we talked a lot while I was still in high school. I feel really comfortable at Bellarmine. I know the players and it's a great culture. I think it's a perfect fit for me."
Davenport has a talented group of newcomers joining the program this season. Rusty Troutman out of Bullitt East High School is expected to have an immediate impact. Tanner Gibson, a 6-2 guard from Zanesville, Ohio, has transferred in from Albany. The Knights also bring in Josh Derkson, a 6-9 freshman from Australia.
That group will revolve around the leadership of seniors Vance Hall and Keisten Jones. Davenport says Hale has fit right in.
"I have been very impressed with Donnie and his entire family throughout this process," Davenport said. "He has been very mature and responsible to his family and our staff. I am very anxious to have him join this year's team. I am equally proud of our players and their tremendous reaction to him joining our team. They truly have our program's best interest at heart and that is why they are very special young men."The Knights open exhibition play at Cincinnati on Saturday night.
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They're attached to us every day.
Four national wireless service providers want you to make a pledge to never text and drive.
Drivers are urged to join the It Can Wait movement.
Drive 4 Pledges Day kicked of yesterday focusing on getting individuals and communities involved in taking the pledge.
The North Dakota Safety Council is joining schools and organizations all over the nation to spread the word about making this commitment.
"We just say put your phones away and take care of that when your car is parked. It's a huge battle because everybody thinks I'm just looking at one thing, you know, it's like eating in the car. But texting and looking at your phone happens repeatedly and constant. It's again and again. And it takes your brain off what your activity should be which is driving," says Terry Weaver, Traffic Safety Program Coordinator, NDSC.
If you would like to make pledge to never text and drive, text the word "PLEDGE" to 464329.
Yesterday, a total of 3,053,447 pledges were made in North Dakota, South Dakota, and Minnesota.
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TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. —
Neoma Irene Colpitts, 95, passed away peacefully Jan. 15 at Orchard Creek Assisted Living in Traverse City with her daughter and son-in-law at her side.
Neoma was born Nov. 3, 1917 in Flint. She earned an associate's degree from Flint Junior College in 1937 and a bachelor's degree from North Central College 1939.
On June, 14, 1941, she married A. Hunter Colpitts.
Neoma was a kindergarten teacher in Flint, a teacher of first and second grades in Mouton, Ohio, and a substitute teacher in the Wapakoneta, Ohio, public schools.
She was a former member of Crescent Avenue United Methodist Church, Fort Wayne, Ind., and also served as a second-grade Sunday school teacher. She was an associate member of High Street United Methodist Church in Muncie, Ind., and was actively involved in the aftermath of the High Street Church explosion in 1978. Neoma was supporting member of Calvary United Methodist Church in Syracuse, Ind. and a member of P.E.O. Chapter E.J.
As Hunter's loyal partner, Neoma lovingly embraced the many years of duties, responsibilities, joys and pleasures of the role of "the minister's wife." Prior to Neoma's move to Traverse City, she enjoyed many years as a property owner in the wonderful community of Oakwood Park on Lake Wawasee in Syracuse. Neoma, Hunter, her family and friends made many happy memories there in their beloved little red cedar log cabin that they had built near the water. Later, they constructed their second home next to the cottage and lived contentedly there full time after their retirement.
She is survived by her son, Craig Harrison (s.o. Faith) Colpitts of Ballston Spa, N.Y.; daughter, Sarah Jane (Steve) Hall of Traverse City; brother, James (Esther) DeMott of Peoria, Ariz.; sisters, Pauline Ballou of Kalkaska, and Thelma (David) McKellar of Grand Blanc; grandchildren, Benjamin (Shelli) Finfrock of Grawn, Katherine Finfrock of Traverse City, Carrie Colpitts of Chicago, Ill., Matthew Colpitts of Fort Wayne, Leah Masters of Cedar, and James Hall of Fife Lake; great-granddaughter, Rebekah Hlavka of Grawn; brother-in-law, Donald Vogelsberg of Chelsea; and many specially-loved nieces and nephews.
Neoma was preceded in death by her parents, Harrison and Lona DeMott; her husband, the Rev. Dr. A. Hunter Colpitts, who died in 1994; sister, Juanie Vogelsberg; brother-in-law, Kenneth Ballou; and nephew, Kenneth "Chip" Ballou.
There will be a service at 11 a.m. Saturday at Syracuse Calvary United Methodist Church, 801 S. Huntington St., (Ind. 13), with calling two hours prior to the service. The Revs. Dale Mendenhall and David Herr will officiate.
Interment will be Saturday at 2 p.m. at Lindenwood Cemetery, Fort Wayne.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions suggested are W.A.C.F. (Wawasee Area Conservancy Foundation), P.O. Box 548, Syracuse, IN 46567; the Colpitts Ministerial Scholarship Fund, Calvary Church, Syracuse; or the University of Indianapolis, Colpitts Scholarship Fund.
A special grateful, heartfelt thank you is extended from Neoma's family to the entire staff of Orchard Creek, Traverse City.
McComb and Sons Funeral Home, Fort Wayne, is assisting with arrangements. To sign the online guest book and share memories, visit www.mccombandsons.com.


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A war of words over the war on gangs takes a diplomatic turn. Senator Mark Kirk and Congressman Bobby Rush met behind closed doors to talk about the best way to combat violence in some Chicago neighborhoods. The first idea on the table is to get to know those neighborhoods. Both men have agreed to tour the First Congressional District.Senator Kirk acknowledged it's Congressman Rush's district dealing with many of the problem areas. Kirk proposed using millions of federal dollars to crush Chicago gangs with thousands of arrests. However Rush recently called the idea a quote " upper-middle-class, elitist white boy solution to a problem he knows nothing about".At today's meeting Congressman Rush gave Senator Kirk a book called "The New Jim Crow"Dr. Carol Adams, a sociologist who heads The DuSable Museum of African American History says the critically acclaimed book documents the use of incarceration as a modern tool of social control.She says zero tolerance leaves prisons overflowing with black and brown inmates. Once released, a felon can't get a job, lives in public housing, and get food stamps. In a nutshell, zero opportunity turns jail time into a life sentence.Changing the direction of decades of public policy that has turned America into the most incarcerated country in the world may not be an easy sell for Congressman Rush. However today's meeting could be the start of an interesting collaboration with a powerful colleague, who seems willing to listen.
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End of Canal, Sailboat Access, SW House in Cape Coral
- bedrooms 4
- baths 2
- sleeps 12
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community
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$ 800 - $ 1,300 / week
$ 2,200 - $ 3,800 / month
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Location: Private Homes, Southwest, Cape Coral, Florida South West,
Florida, USA (30 min from Ft. Myers Airport)
Accommodations: House, 4 Bedrooms + Library, 2 Baths (Sleeps 10-12)
Southwest Cape Coral, adjacent to the new Cape Harbour development
with marina, 2 restaurants, shopping, and entertainment also the Tarpon Point development with marina, restaurants, shopping ect. This
location is on a wide canal with a large dock providing sailboat and
powerboat access to open water in less than ten minutes. There are no
bridges or locks blocking your access to the Gulf.
This property has a utility room with washer and dryer. There is a
two-car garage, large, screened lanai area with an attractive heated
swimming pool and attached hot tub. The pool may be heated at any
time of the year, to meet your requirements at no extra cost. The
lanai area is equipped with a selection of outdoor furniture, gas grill and charcoal grill.
This home is situated on a wide salt water canal with access to the
Caloosahatchee River and Gulf of Mexico. There is a large dock great
for fishing from. We also include fishing rods for added enjoyment. For trips to the fabulous beaches nearby, beach, towels and mats are included.
Cape Coral is located in Southwest Florida and is well situated for
visiting nearby Fort Myers, Fort Myers Beach, Sanibel Island, Captiva
Island, Naples, and beyond. Cape Coral is served by Southwest
International Airport (RSW) which is about 30 minutes drive.
Otherwise, both Tampa and Miami International Airports are about two-
hours drive with easy access to Cape Coral via I-75.
Cape Coral has plenty of golf courses, shops, and restaurants to
choose from as well as a cinema, Yacht Club, beach, and pier. For
those considering a two centre vacation to include the theme parks of
Orlando and Kissimmee, Cape Coral is about a three-hour drive South
using I-4 and I-75.
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Elizabeth Boyd 443 324 7701
house rental amenities
Amenities, Wifi, on site PC computer, Air Conditioning WasherDryer Linens Provided GarageOff
Street ParkingParking for RV/Boat/Trailer. Beds King(1) BedQueen(2)
Day Bed Convertible Bed (Trundel, raised for King) EntertainmentCable/Satellite TV (5), DVD , & VCR.
Private Hot Tub and Private Pool Kitchen Full Kitchen Microwave
Outdoor Features:LanaiView/LocationWaterfront, not Lake/Oceanfront.
Ask for details Other AmenitiesDirect sailboat access to bay, 15
minutes to open water, 85' bulkhead & pier. 5' deep water at
pier.SuitabilityWheelchair Accessible, Kid Friendly. Two adult bikes.
activities and attractions in Cape Coral Gulf Coast South
Looking for something to do? Southwest Florida offers something for
everyone's taste. This is just a sample of things to do within a
short travel distance.
Everglades tours and airboat rides
Smallwood's Indian Trading Post and Museum
Sanibel Island Beaches
"Ding" Darling Wildlife Refuge
Naples Zoo at Caribbean Gardens
Sunsplash Water Park
Four Mile Cove Ecological Preserve
Mike Greenwell's Family Fun Park
EverGlades Museum
Edison and Ford Winter Estates
South Florida Museum
Bishop Planetarium
Parker Manatee Aquarium
Broadway Palm Theatre
Florida Sports Park
Golf, tennis, fishing, boat rentals
The Philharmonic Center for the Arts
Marie Selby Botanical Gardens
Ringling Museum of Art
Fisherman's Village Historic panish Point
vacation rental rates
Dec 15-Apr 30 ..... $1300/week .. $3800/month.
Apr 30-Dec 15 .. .. $ 800/week( fees included) ...$2200/month.
3 night min. from $450 for the three nights.
Add Cleaning Fee of $125, for less than a week stay.
Add 15% for Holiday weeks.
Electric Allowance $250/month, $55/week included.
Add 11% FL Sales & Use Tax. Refundable DAMAGE Deposit of $250 returned after stay.
Note: Until confirmed, rates are subject to change without
notice. Renters Minimun Age 25.
Credit Cards Accepted: Through Pay Pal Add 3% for Credit Card Payment
Elizabeth Boyd 443 324 7701
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Top things to do in Cape Coral
- Fish
- Water Sports
- Go to the Beach
- Dine
- Boat
Top things to do on a budget
- Go to the Beach
- Happy Hour
- Fish from our pier
Top things to do with a family
- Go to the Beach
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Alojamiento Italia Castellammare del Golfo Case Vacanza Le Magnolie
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Le Magnolie Holiday Homes, is situated in Castellammare del Golfo town centre, the small town that rises from the slopes of mountain chain of Mount Inici.
It is a splendid accommodation for he who means to spend stays full of relax, being able to manage comfortably one's times with convenience of having lunchhaving dinner freely, cooking like at one's own home.
Le Magnolie Holiday Homes enjoys a very good position, which makes it ideal destination both for lovers of nightlife and of nature. The accommodation is in fact in Castellammare town centre, from where you can reach walking main local amenities and port.
Not far from Le Magnolie Holiday Homes rises the Arabic Norman castle, delimited at east by Capo Rama and at west by San Vito lo Capo, from which the small town gets its name.
The marvellous sea view will allow you to spend romantic times and to call up port's attack by the English, foiled, according to legend, by arrival of Madonna di l'Assicursu (Madonna del Soccorso), that is celebrated every year.
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Stabenow Plans to Get Committee Involved in Evaluation of Smithfield Sale
Senate Agriculture Committee Chair Debbie Stabenow has expressed many concerns with the proposed sale of Smithfield Foods to a Chinese firm. As a result - she said Friday that she plans to get her committee involved in the government's evaluation of whether the sale should move forward. In fact - in an interview for C-SPAN - Stabenow said the Ag Committee will insist on becoming involved in the process the Treasury Department will undertake to evaluate the proposed sale. Hearings may or may not be held. According to Stabenow - the sale could have implications for U.S. consumers and other export markets like Japan. The sale is supposed to be examined for national security concerns - and Stabenow said food security must be considered a vital part of national security. She realizes there could be anti-trust concerns about a merger of Smithfield with another big U.S. pork producers - but said she would encourage U.S. companies to make bids on Smithfield.
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Mazatlan Roof Top Condo w/ Amazing Views in Mazatlan
- bedrooms 0
- baths 1
- sleeps 2
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Studio
- community El Cid Country Club
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 500 - $ 500 / week
$ 1,500 - $ 1,500 / month
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Mazatlan Vacation Rental With View
Roof Top Condo perfect for 2. Beautiful view of the city and Pacific Ocean.
This Studio is situated in a gated community w/24 hour security.
2min. walk to the front gate, EL Cid Hotels, Beaches, Restaurants, Shopping and much more.
Living room has a full Queen bed that serves as a couch during the day.
Full bathroom w/ shower
Full kitchen- fully equipped w/ refrigerator, stove, microwave, dishwasher, small appliances, and dishes
Internet w/ Wifi
Patio table that seats 6
Water fountain on the patio
studio rental amenities
Mazatlan Vacation Rental With View
Swimming Pool
Filtered Water Throughout Studio
HD Satelite TV
Internet w/ Wifi
Stereo System
Weekly Maid Service Available
Towels and Linens Provoided
Local Phone
Wine Cooler
Gas Weber BBQ
activities and attractions in Mazatlan Pacific Coast
Mazatlan Vacation Rental With View
27 Hole El Cid Golf Course (within a 1 min. walk)
Tennis (within a 1 min. walk)
Ocean activities are readily available like, swimming, kayaking, biking, horseback riding, surfing, sailing, fishing, beach vollyball, tours and much much more.
Easy access to Mazatlan's cabs (pulmonias) and buses
ATM at the front gate of EL Cid Resort
Close to grocery stores
vacation rental rates
All rates in USD and long term rates available
Reservations & Deposits
Mazatlan4Rent accepts Visa, MasterCard. Payment can also be arranged by bank issued check, or cash. Upon clients instruction to confirm reservation payment must be processed within seven days in order maintain legitimate reservations.
Initial Deposit of 50% is required and must be received in order to confirm a booking. A confirmation notice will be sent upon receiving your deposit along with a rental policy contract. The rental contract must be signed and returned, along with a copy of identification.
Final Payment: The remaining balance is due upon your arrival in cash or by credit card 2 weeks prior to your arrival.
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The West Virginia Department of Agriculture hosted a free sweet corn roast on the Capitol Complex plaza on Wednesday. WVDA employees roasted 25 dozen ears of sweet corn on an open grill.
It was a token of appreciation to state employees at the Capitol, but it was also a promotional event for sweet corn, available now at farmers' markets throughout the state. "We want West Virginians growing a product on West Virginia land to be consumed by West Virginians. We have a huge opportunity," said Walt Helmick, WV Commissioner of Agriculture.
West Virginia imports the majority of the food consumed. The commissioner hopes people will shop at local farmers markets and seek out locally grown food.
This is the fifth year the WVDA has sponsored the corn roast, which always draws a large crowd. "West Virginians spend over $7 billion a year on food, but we only produce about a half a billion here in our state," said Helmick. "I'm confident we could double that number if people would shop more at our farmers' markets and consciously seek out West Virginia Grown produce. That would add $500 million to the state's economy without increasing the cost to consumers by even one dime."


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Millions of Verizon customers are discovering call records from the cell carrier are being used by the federal government. While some people see the advantages, others don't like it one bit. Two Panama City attorneys spoke to us about the phone records being released.
They believe this may not only impact Verizon customers but nearly all American citizen regardless of who their service is with. The question is, are releasing phone records an investigative tool or violation of rights? State Attorney Glenn Hess understands the value of a person's phone record, "Phones are just a wealth of information. We can tell what a person was doing before a crime was committed and we can tell what they were doing after the crime was committed. Cell phone companies are able to tell us that this telephone number had these hits, this is where it was, this is where it was going."
Just like state attorney Glenn Hess uses these records, the federal government is using Verizon records to track users. Attorney Gerard Virga says he doesn't understand why that information would be necessary, "For someone like you or me, who are not involved in any of this, for our government to sit there and have an ongoing database of every time I call someone and my exact location, why do they need to know that? What are they really after?"
According to AP reports the information will be used for monitoring any suspicious terrorist activities but Virga believes this is hazing our amendment rights, "In the end it brings up basic privacy questions, I think what we have to ask ourselves is this, as a country and as a people. Do we want a place that is safe and secure, free of any risks? Or you have no liberty privacy or freedom? Or do we want a place where there are risks but we still enjoy our fundamental rights?"
Both attorneys believe the future of mobile security law is changing quickly and citizens need to speak up about what they believe the government should be able to do and not be able to do.


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Thursday December 15, 2011 / 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM
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A unique storytime for families with children ages 3-6 and their families. As the holidays approach, Cumberland Library Children's Room would like to celebrate with you! Come join us for this special holiday storytime, where families can share a favorite holiday book and family craft/tradition with others!Families can sign up to be a guest storytime family, or listen to a guest reader share a favorite story/tale and craft/tradition from their heritage.
This storytime will be held on Thursday, December 15, 2011 at 10am.
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Polar Ocean Ecosystem
Topics : Middle School, Earth & Space Science, Word Search
Did you know that a whole ecosystem of wildlife can thrive and survive in below freezing temperatures? Learn about the polar ocean ecosystem with this fun sheet! Your student will be an expert, after completing the word search and reading all of the fun facts about the Arctic.
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Baseball falls to Fairfield, 9-3
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Fairfield used two big doubles to down the JU baseball team, 9-3, on Saturday afternoon in the Wingate by Wyndham Invitational at John Sessions Stadium.
Ryan Plourde and Sebastien Salvo each had base-clearing doubles in consecutive innings to lead the Stags (7-9) to the win. Plourde also had an RBI double in the sixth, while Brett Shulick (2-1) allowed three runs on four hits and two strikeouts in seven innings to earn the win.
"We didn't come to play," JU head coach Terry Alexander said. "We need better effort than that if we want to win a game. Our goal is to shake this one off fast and get to the next game."
Junior Adam Brett Walker II moved into fifth all-time in the program with his 32nd career home run, a three-run shot, for the Dolphins (9-10) in the sixth inning.
Senior Steve Eagerton (0-4) took the loss after allowing seven runs, four earned on nine hits in 3.2 innings. Sophomore Will Flor and freshman Jeff Tanner combined for three scoreless relief frames to end the contest.
The Stages used three straight singles in the third inning to load the bases. Plourde followed with a double to right field to clear the bases for the 3-0 lead. He moved to third in the next at-bat and scored on a sacrifice fly from Ryan Donovan.
In the fourth inning, Mike Mashci got hit by a pitch to start the frame. After a fly out, he tried to move to third on a fielder error, but got thrown out by sophomore right fielder Taylor Ratliff. Anthony Hajjar singled and Plourde walked to load the bases. Salvo plated all the runners with a double to left field to extend the Stags lead to 7-0.
Plourde doubled in the sixth inning to plate Hajjar who reached on an error. Donovan later plated Plourde on a single to right field.
In the bottom of the sixth inning, Ratliff led off with walk and sophomore Zachary Houck followed with a single for the Dolphins. After a fly out, Walker homered to left field to put JU on the board. Shuilck settled and retired the next two batters to end the inning.
The Dolphins got two runners on base with two outs in the ninth, but Ian Tresser induced a ground out to secure the win.
JU finishes its day tonight with Western Carolina at 6:30 p.m.


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The choral program in the University of Massachusetts Amherst Department of Music & Dance is designed to provide students, regardless of one's major field of study, with enjoyable and rewarding ensemble singing experiences. While some ensembles require more choral experience than others, all students from the Five Colleges who love to sing are encouraged to audition for one of our choirs.
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Leading projection designers, technicians, and consultants make up the expert faculty for the fourth annual Live Design Projection Master Classes in New York City, to be hosted at the XL LED Lab in SoHo, on Monday, May 19, 2008. This one-day exploration of cutting-edge LED video and digital lighting covers both creative design applications and in-depth technology presentations. The day concludes with a networking cocktail party.
The Live Design Projection Master Classes provide the perfect opportunity to learn about the most creative LED video and digital lighting products that exist, how to work with them, and how to integrate them into all types of designs. Designers including Patrick Dierson of Artfag/Performance Environment Design and Bruce Rodgers of Tribe are on the cutting-edge of design using LED video and digital projection products on a wide range of projects. David Taylor, a consultant for Arup, addresses the use of LED projection products in permanent installations, while Tommy Hague of Mode Studios, and Joshua Fleitell and Lars Pedersen of Scharff Weisberg push the technology to new limits.
Brief bios and more information on the Live Design Master Classes faculty members can be found on the Speakers page.
The new XL LED Lab, located in New York City's SoHo district, is a unique space, which showcases LED video technology from all over the world. The lab offers over 35 full-scale installations of the leading LED video and digital lighting products from a range of top manufacturers including (among others) Barco, Element Labs, G-Lec, Traxon, PixelRange, Beadlight and Martin. This one of a kind immersive environment allows designers—lighting, scenic, interior, tradeshow, event, architectural, even environment designers— to see and experiment with products side-by-side, allowing designers to explore all the different possible applications when making their creative decisions.
Additional information and online registration—with $100 off all prices until April 15— is on the 2008 Live Design Broadway Master Classes website, including the BLMC (Broadway Lighting Master Classes) May 20-22, 2008 at NYU's Skirball Center for the Performing Arts, and Broadway Sound Master Classes (BSMC) May 16-18, 2008 at the Tisch School of the Arts, 721 Broadway, New York City.


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Vegas oddsmakers expect Dolphins to be mediocre
By Brian Biggane
Apparently, the expert analysts at ESPN like the Dolphins' chances this season more than the Las Vegas oddsmakers do.
Bodog.com has issued its over/under totals for all 32 NFL teams and the Dolphins didn't get a lot of love, with 8.5 wins being the number that matters. Last week the ESPN analysts ranked Miami 11th in their first power ranking of the preseason.
Of course, those Dolfans confident of a bounceback year from last year's 7-9 finish now have reason to book a trip to Sin City that come next December or January could pay for itself.
The win totals were generally on the conservative side. No team was picked to win fewer than five games and only three more than 10. Indianapolis and San Diego both had an over/under of 11, while New Orleans was at 10.5.
In the AFC East, both the New York Jets and New England came in at 9.5, while Buffalo, which ranked 31st in last week's ESPN power rating index, was given a 5.5.
The complete breakdown, from best to worst:
- 11 – Indianapolis, San Diego
- 10.5 – New Orleans
- 10 – Dallas, Baltimore
- 9.5 – New York Jets, New England, Green Bay, Minnesota
- 9 – Atlanta
- 8.5 – Miami, New York Giants, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, San Francisco, Tennessee
- 8 – Chicago, Cincinnati, Houston
- 7.5 – Arizona, Carolina, Denver, Washington, Seattle
- 7 – Jacksonville
- 6.5 – Kansas City
- 6 – Oakland
- 5.5 – Buffalo, Cleveland, Tampa Bay
- 5 – Detroit, St. Louis
About the Author
Brian Biggane has been a sportswriter for The Palm Beach Post for 31 years. This is his second go-round on the Dolphins beat, having covered Don Shula and Bob Griese for the Sun-Sentinel in the 1970s and, before that, O.J. Simpson and the Buffalo Bills for the Niagara Falls (N.Y.) Gazette.


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Few expect SXSW to turn out a Twitter-like success every year. But if a small feline is far and away the biggest news of a show with tens of thousands of attendees, trouble may be brewing.


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In a battle of this year's expansion team and last year's expansion team, this year's expansion team came out in front. The Montreal Impact, playing on their rock hard turf that nobody ever wants to have to watch a match on ever, took down the Portland Timbers, 2-0, to keep the Timbers in the Western Conference basement.
Montreal had the better of the play for most of the contest. It wasn't that Portland was awful, but Montreal's pressure forced them into some mistakes, while the Timbers struggled to force the same mistakes from the Impact. Even so, much of the game passed without the Impact being able to take advantage of it.
Finally in the 76th minute, the Impact got their first goal as the referee awarded a controversial penalty. Collen Warner's shot bounced off of Steven Smith's leg then in the area of his arm. The referee deemed it to be a handball, even though the arm was near his body and it was a very quick play, which obviously upset the Timbers. Still, it was ruled a penalty, which Barnardo Corradi converted to give the Impact the lead.
Eight minutes later, Montreal put the game to bed. Davy Arnaud got the ball wide and crossed low, across the frame. Joe Bendik, who came on for an injured Troy Perkins, tried to get to the cross, but didn't get to it in time. That left Sinisa Ubiparipovic all alone at the back post for the easiest of tap ins as Montreal collected three points.


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Was Father's Day ever celebrated before Kanye West became a dad this weekend? If you ask Twitter (or Kanye himself, for that matter), the answer is a resounding no.
The perfectly timed arrival of Baby Kimye, on Father's Day Eve, has given the Internet a lot to work with. Jimmy Fallon got the Kanye Dad's Day tweets started with this gem:
Happy Father's Day to my dad and also to my biological father @kanyewest. #HappyFathersDay—
jimmy fallon (@jimmyfallon) June 16, 2013
And the late-night host clearly inspired the masses. Here are some of our favorite "Happy Father's Day, Kanye!" tweets – and you'd be surprised (or maybe alarmed) by how much material we had to choose from.
Happy Father's Day to the best dad in the world: Kanye West.
Tal Wagman (@Talvid2) June 16, 2013
Imma let you finish but @kanyewest is having the greatest Father's Day of all time—
ben siegmund (@bensiegmund) June 16, 2013
please stop instagramming your dads so we can spend today focusing on the only man who matters. happy father's day, kanye west.—
Tina Rymar (@TinaRymar) June 16, 2013
Also a very special happy Father's Day to Kanye West. http://t.co/ZJfPqvFwIh—
WZRD Kelly (@joshysweatpants) June 16, 2013
update: kanye west is still shopping for the perfect father's day gift for himself—
Sarah O'Brien (@fluent_SARAcasm) June 16, 2013
Daddy, why is mommy famous?
Why is your song called "Perfect Bitch"?
Why did the president call you a jackass?
Happy Father's Day @kanyewest—
Ruffa G (@ruffaguchenez) June 16, 2013
Figures Kanye West's newborn child interrupts Father's Day.—
Laura Jordan (@LJBrainGarbage) June 16, 2013
Happy Father's Day to America's Father: Kanye West—
Dyl (@dylanthepc) June 16, 2013
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The SBMicro symposium is an international forum dedicated to fabrication and modeling of microsystems, integrated circuits and devices, held annually in Brazil. The goal of the symposium is to bring together researchers in the areas of processing, materials, characterization, modeling and TCAD of integrated circuits, microsensors, microactuators and MEMS.
Aracaju, Brazil
Sep 01-05, 2014
Intel Developer Forum
For over a decade, the Intel Developer Forum (IDF) has been Intel's premier conference, helping to shape the direction of tomorrow's technology. IDF brings together people from every part of the technology world to experience visionary keynotes, technology and industry insights, and technical sessions (including lectures, interactive panels, hands-on labs and Q&As). In addition, the Technology Showcase hosts exhibits and demonstrations from Intel and leading technology companies. Synopsys will showcase its latest developments in DesignWare® IP for USB and PCI Express® in the SuperSpeed USB and General Communities (Booth 655).
San Francisco, CA
Sep 09-11, 2014
SNUG Boston
This year's Synopsys Users Group Conference (SNUG) Boston will be at the Boston Marriott Newton Hotel on September 11, 2014. For the first time in Boston, Synopsys President and co-CEO Chi-Foon Chan will deliver this year's keynote. Along with an exceptional technical program, this conference offers an excellent opportunity to network with your fellow members of the local design engineering community.
Boston, MA
Sep 11, 2014
USB 3.1 Developers Days
The USB 3.1 specification adds a SuperSpeed USB 10 Gbps speed mode that uses a more efficient data encoding and will deliver more than twice the effective data throughput performance of existing SuperSpeed USB. USB 3.1 Developers Days is an opportunity to review these specifications and engage with experts in a face-to-face setting. Synopsys will show 10 Gbps transfers over USB 3.1 using the Synopsys USB 3.1 Device and Host controller IP on Synopsys' HAPS® FPGA-based prototyping platforms.
Seattle, WA
Sep 16-17, 2014
JEDEC Mobile Forum
The Forum will focus on the latest developments and standards for mobile storage technology, including LPDDR4 and Wide I/O 2, as well as the mobile devices that utilize these standards, including smartphones, ultra-thin notebooks, and tablets. Synopsys will present on LPDDR4's multichannel memory architectures, channel options, and power, flexibility, and package design tradeoffs. Also, don't miss Synopsys' presentation on UDF v2.0 design covering power reduction and low risk implementation, system requirements and techniques to maximize power savings for high end mobile devices.
Santa Clara, CA
Sep 22-23, 2014
SNUG Austin
This year's Synopsys Users Group Conference (SNUG) Austin will be at the Hyatt Regency on September 23, 2014. Synopsys Chairman and co-CEO Aart de Geus will deliver this year's keynote. Along with an exception technical program, this conference offers an excellent opportunity to network with your fellow members of the local design engineering community.
Austin, TX
Sep 23, 2014
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SNUG Canada
This year's Synopsys Users Group Conference (SNUG) Canada will be at the Brookstreet Hotel on October 8, 2014. It will feature technical presentations delivered by both Users and Synopsys experts along with a keynote from Synopsys President and co-CEO Chi-Foon Chan. Along with an exceptional technical program, this conference offers an excellent opportunity to network with your fellow members of the local design engineering community.
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Oct 08, 2014
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TICONDEROGA — Roderick M. Moore, 81, of Ticonderoga, passed away on Wednesday, March 6, 2013, at the C.V.P.H. Medical Center of Plattsburgh. Born in Ticonderoga, Jan. 24, 1932, he was the son of the late George M. and Marjorie (Petty) Moore.
Mr. Moore was a veteran of the U.S. Army, having served during the Korean War. He was a lifelong Ticonderoga resident and a graduate of Ticonderoga High School. He was employed by the International Paper Company of Ticonderoga for many years and was a member of the Company's Quarter Century Club.
He was pre-deceased by his wife, Helena Ann Moore on April 7, 2012.
Survivors include three sons, Travis Moore of Ticonderoga, Gary Moore of Corinth, and Craig Moore of Summerville, S.C.; one daughter, Deborah Diskin of Ticonderoga; one brother, Edgar T. Moore of Ticonderoga; and one sister, Cheryl A. O'Connor of Ticonderoga. He is also survived by 5 grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.
Relatives and friends may call from 1 to 2 p.m. Monday, March 11, 2013 at the Wilcox & Regan Funeral Home, 11 Algonkin St., Ticonderoga.
A Funeral Service will follow at 2 p.m., Monday, at the Funeral Home. The Rev. Scott Tyler, Pastor of the First United Methodist Church of Ticonderoga, will officiate.
Burial will take place in the Spring at the family plot of the Valley View Cemetery of Ticonderoga.


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The D.C. Council is set to take action that may have thieves thinking twice before committing a crime.
They'll consider a bill that would revoke the business license of stores that buy and sell stolen goods - most notably cell phones.
The legislation is designed to prevent robberies by eliminating an incentive for thieves who know they can trade in stolen phones.
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Bloomsbury to Publish Illustrated Versions of Harry Potter BooksBooks
In an Associated Press story about the new adult J.K. Rowling book, Bloomsbury has revealed future plans for the Harry Potter novels:
"...we intend to publish illustrated editions of all seven Harry Potter books in a rolling program from 2013 onwards in addition to our partnership on e-books with the Pottermore website," the publisher said in a statement. In the U.S., Scholastic spokeswoman Kyle Good noted that Scholastic didn't publish adult books.
"We will continue to publish her children's books in the U.S.," Good said Thursday.The Harry Potter books will remain with Bloomsbury and Scholastic in Britain and the U.S., respectively.


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ASSE's Women in Safety Engineering Group Honors OR's Mary Lou Wilson as One of 100 Women Making a Difference in Safety
The American Society of Safety Engineers' (ASSE) Women in Safety Engineering (WISE) Common Interest Group has honored Mary Lou Wilson of Eugene, OR, for making a difference in the safety, health and environmental (SH&E) field as part of the WISE '100 Women, Making a Difference in Safety' project. Women from around the world and throughout history have been honored for their dedication to protecting people, property and the environment and for going above and beyond to make a difference.
Wilson is the current Safety Coordinator for Wildish Construction Company, a privately held organization with a surface mining operation, an asphalt and concrete production facility, and crews involved in vertical and horizontal construction projects. The company's projects include interstate highways, subdivision construction, water reclamation facilities and football stadiums. Due to her contributions to safety programs at Wildish, the company was the recipient of the National Associated General Contractors of America Construction Safety Excellence Award (CSEA) for a 300,001-700,000-hour highway-heavy division. This was a milestone for the company in recognition of their company-wide commitment to safety and health, driven by Wilson's passion for safety and raising awareness about the importance of being safe on the job. Wilson has a degree in business from Oregon State University.
In addition to her many professional accomplishments, Wilson is an active member of ASSE's Cascade Chapter and has served on the executive board as newsletter editor, delegate, treasurer, two terms as vice president and two terms as president of the chapter. She has worked diligently on the chapter's biannual Professional Development Conference (PDC) planning committee and has been instrumental in working to increase chapter meeting participation.
When asked about being honored as one of 100 women making a difference, Wilson stated, "This recognition is a result of being part of an organization that values worker safety and health. Completing projects on time and within the budget is rewarding, but knowing our employees go home to their families injury-free is what's most satisfying."
The '100 Women, Making a Difference in Safety' project honors women who, throughout history, have dedicated their careers to promoting innovation in safety, health and environmental issues. The valuable contributions of women to the SH&E profession have been recognized through this project and later this year WISE will consolidate the profiles of all 100 honorees into a single publication, titled 100 Women, Making a Difference in the Safety, Health and Environmental Profession as part of ASSE's (1911-2011) 100th anniversary.
WISE was established to foster the advancement of women in the SH&E profession. The group provides professional development opportunities, evaluates the ongoing state of women in SH&E, mentors women in the profession, provides opportunities for women to obtain professional certifications and promotes the development and peer review of written material related to issues specific to women in the SH&E workplace. For more information about WISE and upcoming events, please visit www.asse.org/practicespecialties/wise/mission.php.
Founded in 1911 and celebrating its centennial, the Des Plaines, IL-based ASSE is the oldest professional safety society and is committed to protecting people, property and the environment. Its more than 34,000 occupational safety, health and environmental professional members lead, manage, supervise, research and consult on safety, health, transportation and environmental issues in all industries, government, labor, healthcare and education. For more information, please go to www.asse.org and to view the new ASSE – A Century of Safety film go to www.asse.org/assecenturyofsafety.


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A Warsaw man is dead following a motorcycle crash Monday evening. The crash happened just before 8:30pm on CR 350 North near CR 100 East.
The Kosciusko COutny Sheriff's Department says they found the body of 32-year-old Robert Moore lying in a ditch near the north side of the road.
Police think Moore was heading west when he left the road for an unknown reason, and hit a tree. The cause of the crash is unknown at this time, but remains under investigation.
Moore was not wearing a helmet at the time of the crash.
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- Home Depot investigates possible payment data breach
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- Apple says iCloud flaw not at root of celebrity photo hack
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PRIMIR 2012 Winter Meeting will Highlight Print E-Commerce Study Findings
PRIMIR, the Print Industries Market Information and Research Organization, will reveal findings from a soon-to-be-released research study on the impact of e-commerce in the printing industry at its Winter Meeting, December 3-5, 2012 at the Westin Hotel Canal Place, New Orleans, LA.
PRIMIR meeting attendees will learn findings from the research study, "eCommerce and Print Business Models," that InfoTrends is wrapping up for PRIMIR. In New Orleans InfoTrends will present key findings from this research in which they investigated how printers implemented e-commerce in their print operations. The study outlines business models/practices, sales and marketing strategies, products offered, tools utilized, software and other infrastructure investment requirements including training, that are necessary for a successful implementation.
According to Riley McNulty, Associate Director at InfoTrends and project leader for the PRIMIR study, "E-commerce is having a profound impact on the competitive landscape within the printing industry. Its impact has evolved more slowly than other industries because printing is manufacturing, often with a high level of customization or personalization. This complexity impacts where e-commerce can play a role. Nevertheless, e-commerce has made substantial inroads in specific printing segments, particularly where repeatability and lower levels of customization are key characteristics of the products being manufactured. Many forces are impacting the printing industry's structure, and this evolutionary process requires companies to make transformational changes to business strategy that capitalize on enabling e-commerce technologies. Failure to do so will have profound implications on profitability and long-term viability of individual printing businesses."
PRIMIR 2012 Winter Meeting attendees will also participate in various task forces focused on 2012 and 2013 research to be completed. They will also brainstorm in Roundtable Sessions as a precursor to launching three new studies on member-suggested topics. These new topics are: The Future of Retail Advertising Inserts, Changing Business Model for Printing Equipment & Supplies Manufacturers, and Print Applications: Revenues, Processes, Run Lengths and Consumables Ratios.
PRIMIR hosts several meetings each year, providing a forum for members to network among their peers while learning the results of the latest research. PRIMIR and NPES members, as well as prospective members, are welcome to attend the PRIMIR 2012 Winter Meeting. Business development managers, product managers, marketing managers, market research analysts and others who are tasked with following and formulating data and trends about the graphic communications and packaging/converting industries will find the essential information presented at PRIMIR meetings beneficial.


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Travel Quotes, Sayings about travelling
Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry and narrow-mindedness, and many of our people need it sorely on these accounts. Broad, wholesome, charitable views of men and things cannot of acquired by vegetating in one little corner of the earth all one's lifetime.
- Mark Twain
The impulse to travel is one of the hopeful symptoms of life.
I want to make memories all over the world.
Never stop wondering. Never stop wandering.
When I was young I wanted to travel but I didn't have the money, when I was working I wanted to travel but I didn't have the time. Now I'm old and I have the money and time but I don't have the energy. Alas ! I know I can have anything but not everything.
Never to go on trips with anyone you do not love.
- Ernest Hemingway
To travel is to discover that everyone is wrong about other countries.
- Aldous Huxley
Nobody can discover the world for somebody else. Only when we discover it for ourselves does it become common ground and a common bond and we cease to be alone.
- Wendell Berry
Travel makes one modest. You see what a tiny place you occupy in the world.
- Gustave Flaubert
To travel is to live.
- Hans Christian Andersen
Travel brings power and love back into your life.
- Rumi
The traveler sees what he sees. The tourist sees what he has come to see.
- G.K. Chesterton
Why do you go away? So that you can come back. So that you can see the place you came from with new eyes and extra colors. And the people there see you differently, too. Coming back to where you started is not the same as never leaving.
- Terry Pratchett
Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow- mindedness, and many of our people need it sorely on these accounts. Broad, wholesome, charitable views of men and things cannot be acquired by vegetating in one little corner of the earth all one's lifetime.
- Mark Twain
A good traveler has no fixed plans and is not intent on arriving.
- Lao Tzu
The world is a book and those who do not travel read only one page.
- Saint Augustine
Travel is never a matter of money but of courage.
- Paulo Coelho
Strange travel suggestions are dancing lessons from God.
- Kurt Vonnegut Jr.
A wise man travels to discover himself.
- James Russell Lowell
People move around so much in the world, things get lost.
- Emma Donoghue
Every mode of travel has its signature mental aberration.
- Mary Roach
The tourist was the great conservative who hated novelty and adored dirt.
- Henry Adams
Too often travel, instead of broadening the mind, merely lengthens the conversation.
- Elizabeth Drew
To travel hopefully is better than to have arrived.
- Robert Louis Stevenson
I travel, always arriving in the same place.
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Now, Bloomberg is saying future mayors of the city should follow his lead.
According to the New York Times, he said at a recent news conference that it would be wrong to take the house away from the public.
According to the Times:
"The mayor should not live there," [Bloomberg] added. "And I think, you know, everybody's going to understand if a mayor lives there, then what they're doing is they're costing this city a lot of money, and depriving the rest of the city of one of the great facilities any city has."
Bloomberg added that his decision not to live at Gracie Mansion freed up the historic home for events. He urged future mayors to make the same choice.


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Film Review: 'Quartet'
Date: January 30, 2013
by: Pam Nadon | Film Critic
The new film, "Quartet," is sweet, sentimental and, at times, introspective. Dustin Hoffman directs the cast of first-rate, seasoned British actors in this comedy about retired musicians who reside in a senior living facility. If you're thinking "target audience," think again.
Beecham House, a beautiful, sprawling mansion, is located in the English countryside. It houses famous classical musicians, exclusively. The inhabitants include Wilf (Billy Connolly), baritone and loveable skirt-chaser; Cissy (Pauline Collins), a cheery, forgetful contralto; new arrival, renowned soprano and prima donna, Jean (Maggie Smith); and Reggie (Tom Courtenay), a tenor once married to Jean who's still licking his emotional wounds. Long ago they had performed the classic production of "Rigoletto" as a quartet.
It seems Beecham House is in financial straits and, to save it, the musical octogenarians plan to put on a benefit concert; a command performance of the quartet's "Rigoletto" will be highlighted. However, there's a glitch when the overly haughty Jean refuses to sing. Eventually, her stubbornness predictably wanes as she puts her pride aside.
Adapted by Ronald Harwood from his stage play, "Quartet" boasts a witty script delivered by the people who do it best. And under Hoffman's tutelage in his first role as director, the actors seem extremely comfortable in their own, somewhat saggy, skins. Hoffman comments that his film is "about living," while Harwood observes it's "about surviving with dignity."
For me, "Quartet" is all about the tour de force compilation of exquisite actors who never falter with age. Connolly, Smith, Collins and Courtenay are pure joy to watch. But it's Michael Gambon who steals the show as the caftan-clad blowhard director Cedric, who is constantly taking all of the credit. Managing to scene steal amongst such celebrated thespians is no easy task.
"Quartet" is rife with sonorous music, glorious scenery and lots of laughs. It's a genteel ensemble piece driven by colorful characters, snappy dialogue and enduring love. Staying for the credits is imperative. It inspired two rounds of applause from the audience and was well deserved.
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Talk about a real big fish.
Mazel tov to Klauber and Mancini
The West Coast Florida Region of AJC (American Jewish Committee) will honor Michael Klauber and Phil Mancini, of Michael's On East, with its Civic Achievement Award in November.
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Success Stories
Afghanistan: Women gain access to clean water
Until recently, women in the village of Jukna, in the remote province of Badghis in western Afghanistan, used to walk four kilometres a day to collect drinking water for their families. And even then, the scarce, brackish water was often a health hazard. "The women used to collect water from uncovermore
Egypt: ID cards help women proclaim their existence
At 28, Nesma is the principal provider for her children and husband, who is living with a disability. Like many others in Egypt, her family is struggling for food, shelter and education due to the challenging economic situation. So when Nesma heard about the Citizenship Initiative, a project aimed more
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BEEKMANTOWN — It was a back-and-forth matchup between Lake Placid and Beekmantown in Champlain Valley Athletic Conference baseball Wednesday.
The Eagles, though, held off a late comeback from the Blue Bombers to take a 7-5 victory.
Beekmantown jumped to an early 5-0 lead heading into the top of the fourth.
Lake Placid was able to come back and put up two runs in the fourth and three in the sixth to make the game 6-5 heading to the bottom of the sixth inning.
Ultimately, Eagles pitcher Greg Manney was able to hold off the Blue Bombers in the final inning to earn the save for his team.
Beekmantown hit the ball well, recording four extra-base hits.
Austin Bradish hit a home run for the Eagles. Justin Stevens recorded a triple, while Casey Leclair and Devin Fessette each hit a double on the day.
Though Beekmantown had 10 hits in the game, it also stranded 10 runners on base.
"We left a lot of guys on base," Beekmantown coach Eric Bell said. "We couldn't come up with those clutch hits."
However Bell did credit Lake Placid for its tight defense.
"They played great defensively," Bell said. "When we had guys on base they didn't crack or crumble; they played really well defensively once we got guys on base."
Ryan Damp led the Blue Bombers in hitting, going a perfect 3-for-3.
"Damp did a good job offensively hitting the ball," Bell said. "But we just did a good job battling and were able to come up with the win (Wednesday)."
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CHAMPLAIN — The Cougars broke open a scoreless game with nine runs in the fourth inning to overtake the Vikings.
Northeastern Clinton, who had 10 hits in the game, finished with nine hits in the inning. Marcus Lefebvre had two doubles in the inning, while Kyle McCarthy delivered two hits, including a double, and Josh Rabideau added two hits.
Rabideau finished with three hits in the game to lead the way for the Cougars. Garrett Begore and Jacob Jennett each finished with a pair of hits in the game.
Mason Letourneau captured the win on the mound for Northeastern Clinton. He combined with Kevin Sousa and Brent Stein for nine strikeouts.
C.J. Raymond paced Moriah with three hits. Jordan Greenough added two hits.
Greenough suffered the loss for the Vikings.
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SARANAC LAKE — Grant Strack and Bradley Shumway were the standouts in the Red Storm's blanking of the Sentinels.
Strack struck out eight and scattered nine hits in going the distance for the pitching win.
Shumway, meanwhile, was the offensive star of the game with three hits, including a long three-run homer and five RBI in all.
Dylan Gunther added three singles and Logan Wood two for Saranac Lake (2-3), which scored four runs in the third inning for a 4-0 lead and never looked back.
Mark Donohue paced Ticonderoga with three hits, while Aaron Bush and Blake Gaudreau each chipped in with two. Ty Denno was the losing pitcher.
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ELLENBURG — The Hornets pounded out 22 hits and matched that with 22 runs as they overpowered the Bobcats.
Northern Adirondack actually took an early 1-0 lead through the first half inning, but Plattsburgh quickly took the lead for good with six runs in the bottom of the first.
Doran Sorrell went 1-for-1 with an RBI to lead the Bobcats.
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Jack Tolosky led the Hornets offensively, going 5-for-6 with two doubles, while teammate Nate Emery hit two doubles and finished with three hits on the day. Dan Hartman also finished with three hits for Plattsburgh.
"We bounced back from Monday's game and now we got a really tough matchup ahead with Saranac on Friday," Plattsburgh coach Jim Manchester said.
Manchester is hoping his team's hot hitting will carry over into Friday's matchup, and knows his defense must be up for the challenge as well.
"We'd like to get a good pitching performance and play good defense," Manchester said. "We got to make the routine plays and hopefully our bats will continue to stay hot."
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"Both teams hit the ball very well," Johnsburg coach Ryan Carpenter said. "It pretty much came down to who made fewer mistakes in the field."
Although the Orange was able to gather more runs, Johnsburg led the game in extra-base hits.
Nate Prouty, Aiden Connelly, Nick Porter and Mark Cleveland all recorded doubles for the Jaguars. Connelly, Prouty and Cleveland each went 2-for-4 in the game.
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"We gave up a lot of walks and gave up more errors," Carpenter said. "They took advantage of our mistakes.
"Hitting has been our strong point since the beginning of the season," Carpenter said. "We look to continue that for the rest of the season."
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New York - Aside from sharing its second quarter results, Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia was quick to use its conference call this morning to reaffirm its partnership and plans with JCPenney amid the company's legal actions with Macy's.
In just over one minute into her opening remarks, president and ceo Lisa Gersh said the company wanted to discuss its recent developments with respect to JCPenney.
First she noted MSLO's "substantial expansion of the commercial partnership, including additional product categories and an increase in the minimum guarantee." The company will now receive "a minimum of about $288 million over the course of the 10-year agreement - an increase of $110 million from what was originally planned," she said.
Gersh added that "the opportunity to amend this agreement has been in place since the beginning. The decision to act on it now is a reflection of the great opportunities we and JCP see as the relationship builds."
The second development stems from the litigation underway with Macy's, she continued, reiterating the court's July 13 granting of Macy's request for a preliminary injunction with respect to certain categories of products.
"I want to take the opportunity here to clarify a few facts about this ruling and how it relates to our business both with Macy's and JCPenney," Gersh went on.
Firstly, MSLO will be launching our products both in store and online with JCPenney in the first quarter of 2013 as planned.
"Nothing about this ruling changes that," Gersh urged. "This case is primarily a contract dispute over how certain products are branded and sold, not about the validity of the partnership with JCPenney."
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Kernel team leader suggests new strategy based around LTS versions.
Ubuntu may be changing its long-established six-month software release model and switching to rolling releases, according to a recent conversation between Canonical developer liaison Daniel Holbach and Canonical kernel team manager Leann Ogasawara.
The possibility of switching to a rolling release model was brought up during a recent public Google Hangout meeting in which Ogasawara described the road to 14.04, which is due out next year. She said, "the plan was, by 14.04, we wanted to sort of target what we're calling a rolling release and sort of go from an LTS to LTS-only model and eliminate these interim releases..."
Ogasawara said that the idea was still in the cards as a possibility when they hit the next 14.04 release. She said, "So, it could go from 14.04 to 16.04 and then everything in between is what they would consider a rolling release. You know, you're kind of going to be pushed and following the latest package releases, not only from the kernel but from the entire distribution."
Under this model, a long-term support (LTS) version would be released every two years with rolling updates in between. Such an approach would be "a huge task to take on from a distribution standpoint" according to Ogasawara, who also noted that the idea obviously impacts Ubuntu users and whether they would "be satisfied with only having a major release every two years."
You can watch the complete video on YouTube at Ubuntu On Air: http://www.youtube.com/user/UbuntuOnAir; just click on the video called "Ubuntu Development with Leann Ogasawara." The discussion of rolling releases begins around the 42-minute mark.
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PLATTSBURGH — CVPH Medical Center has signed a non-binding letter of intent with a nationally known dialysis company to acquire and operate the hospital's renal services.
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According to Phoenix Business Journal, Metro Phoenix construction made the seventh biggest jump in the nation last month.
Starting out with a workforce of 87,400 in December, there was an increase of 5,200 jobs, with an overall boost of Phoenix's construction employment at six percent.
Phoenix's progress rates were trumped by Houston who had the largest gain, with Dallas taking second place and Seattle placing third.
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Just like people need to eat and bathe and brush their teeth to stay clean and healthy, your computer needs regular maintenance to keep it running smoothly.
Below are five steps in a computer cleanup routine. The applications listed below are (almost all) free tools that can be downloaded from CNET, the most respected internet site for software downloads and reviews. The programs below are appropriate for Windows-based machines; those using a Mac can find similar tools as CNET for a Mac. Instructions for how to use the apps are found on their CNET page, as well as in the application's wizard.
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Students are entered into their course site no later than the night before classes begin. New students will also be enrolled in an orientation course.
For you to gain access to your class, we must have:
Certifcate Program Catalog (pdf format)