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ANDERSON, Ind. — Police are investigating a break-in at the Wigwam on Saturday afternoon.
At around 3 p.m., somebody broke a window on the north end of the building on the first floor, entered the now-vacant former home of Anderson High School basketball and set off a number of fire extinguishers. The haze caused by the extinguishers set off the fire alarm in the structure, alerting the fire department.
Anderson police explored the surrounding area to search for the suspect, but found no one. Four officers entered the building and performed a search and also found nothing.
Anderson Police Department Sgt. Freddie Tevis said there were signs of mild vandalism inside the building, but no damage done in the gym. He said break-ins at the now empty and unused arena aren't common, but it has happened.
"Since the [1999 fire that destroyed the old Anderson High School], we've had maybe three or four break-ins like this," Tevis said. "Actually, we were just called out to investigate one a few weeks ago that was kind of similar to this. Some damage was done to some cameras and other equipment in there."
Anderson fire crews were also called out to investigate because the initial threat of a fire. Battalion Chief Kenny Williams said there was no fire damage or evidence of arson.
The Wigwam, a 9,000-seat gym and the second-largest high school arena in the United States, has sat vacant with no tenant since 2011 when the Anderson Community School Corporation was forced to close it down. Before its closing, the gym rarely drew large crowds for games, and an estimated $350,000 a year in utility costs was no longer tenable for a building that wasn't attached to the new high school.
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HHS said yesterday it was bringing in some of the best and brightest inside and outside the government to fix the technical issues.
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ANDERSON, Ind. —
Getting up early and cleaning up at the Madison County Humane Society might not have been Connie Kanable's first choice for how to spend her Saturday morning.
But after she was done, she knew it was the right choice.
Kanable and about 80 other members of Methodist churches around Anderson participated in the church's Fall Community Day of Outreach on Saturday. The group met at First United Methodist Church downtown and broke into small groups to help out at various places in the city.
"I've got about five loads of laundry to do at home," Kanable said with a laugh. "There are other things we could be doing or might want to be doing, but we're helping others. This is what we should be doing."
Kanable was part of a group that went to the Madison County Humane Society, 2219 Crystal Street. Kanable picked up trash, mopped and folded newspapers to line the bottom of animal cages. It wasn't very glamorous work, but she felt good about it.
Bev Hamilton, who attends Bethel UMC on West Madison County Road 200 South, visited the Anderson Animal Shelter and walked nine medium-sized dogs, which turned out to be quite a chore. She said she could tell the canines were happy to get outside and play.
Peggy Ratz and Joyce Humphrey, who also attend Bethel, picked up food donations at Operation Love and delivered them to the church. The three women enjoy teaming up to help the community on outreach days.
Other groups picked up trash in various sectors of the city, and some visited nursing homes. A few older members stayed behind and relaxed during a Bible study at First UMC.
Bill Garver, pastor at Bethel, and a small group traveled around the city to lead prayers. The group made stops at Work One and work release programs, the Madison County Jail, the City and County buildings and the Anderson Police Department.
"Anderson is a city that has a lot of need right now, so we went around and prayed for some of the people and places who need it most," Garver explained.
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I can't believe this is being allowed! Isn't there a gas station right across the street? And Seriously, 3 electric car charging stations!!! Traffic is gonna be a nightmare....
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I think it's terrific! Last week we saved 90 cents a gallon off the gas price at Safeway. We filled up our tank and saved about $18. It's not convenient to drive to the Livermore or Dublin Safeway when you need gas, so we're thrilled with the addition!
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It's eight a. m. and the sky is a deep blue without a cloud in sight. Your legs, buried knee deep in white powder, are attached to a large plank of fiber glass and wood. Strapped to your snowboard, you adjust your goggles. Feeling a dry wind touch your chin, you pull your zipper up over your mouth. Looking around, all you can see are the white peaks of mountains. Standing at the top of this mountain, you think, The only thing more enjoyable than standing here is surfing down the slope waist deep in freshly fallen powder.
This is the dream for all snowboarders, but a reality for only a few. One of the lucky ones is my sister, Stephanie, who has been teaching at Lake Louise Ski Resort in the Canadian Rockies for three years. When she graduated from high school, she packed up and moved West.
When you ask what a student will do after high school, you'll get a different answer than if you ask what that student wants to do after high school. Most go straight to college. When someone asks what I want to do after high school, I answer, "I'm going snowboarding." I have decided to follow my dream and spend a year or two working and travelling in western Canada, Australia or New Zealand to teach snowboarding.
Most students don't consider anything but going to university. What they don't realize is that they are wasting some of the best years of their lives. I'm not saying school is not important, but whether you go this year or next doesn't matter so much in the long run because college will still be there. Why not take a year off and do something you want? Why not visit the plains of Africa, explore Europe, or backpack through Tibet?
If you are not the type of person who enjoys backpacking in foreign countries and sleeping in tents or youth hostels, you can always spend a year working. That is what Stephanie did, and I hope to do after high school.
Another option (that makes people call me crazy) is to sign up for the Armed Forces. Although many laugh, I think it is a great idea for anyone who wants to work and travel at the same time.
This is my dream and my future, and I wrote this to give those who would like to take a year off the courage to do it by saying "You are not the only one." So whatever happens after high school, the important thing to remember is do your best, and have fun doing it.
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England might have missed out on the Six Nations title, but Harlequins full back Mike Brown is already thinking of the next challenge.
Head coach Stuart Lancaster's men best Italy 52-11 on Saturday, but Ireland's dramatic 22-20 triumph in France denied them the crown as Brian O'Driscoll rounded off his international career in style in Paris.
Brown collected his third man of the match award of the tournament at the weekend and will head to New Zealand with England this summer as Europe's premier 15.
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"New Zealand are the number one team in the world and we're going to their back yard. It's a great challenge for us," he said.
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Featuring the dynamic pairing of Master Sushi Chef Katsuya Uechi and design impresario Philippe Starck, Katsuya by Starck South Beach is truly a feast for the senses. With unique rolls and spectacular sushi and sashimi platters, Chef Uechi skillfully translates Japanese flavors to the American
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O restaurante é agradável, nada
demais. A comida é cara pela quantidade das porções, muito pequenas. O black cod é delicioso!"
Dined on 8/25/2014
Can't wait to go back and try
other dishes. Quinn our waiter steered us in the right direction. Don't leave out the Brussels sprouts!! Incredible experience!"
Dined on 8/24/2014
Exceptional service and
exceptional food! We will definitely be back :) very friendly staff."
Dined on 8/23/2014
Not sure what it was but this
Katsuya but it was not as nice or professional in terms of service compared to the LA one. My friends and I went for a birthday dinner and the waitress was rude and didn't take our order for a while. Drinks were light and tables were smushed together. When we entered the restaurant a few min early for our reservation they wouldn't seat us bc they were running beind and finishing a staff training. The staff continued to stare at us making us feel awkward and unwanted. The waitress didn't even recomend any good rolls when we asked. Instead she just walked away saying nothing.The bill was pricey as expected however didn't felt it was worth the money. Bottom line - rude service, cramped quarters and so so sushi."
Dined on 8/22/2014
Love this place. The food is
always delicious and fresh. Service is excellent. Staff is very welcoming. Always a great meal and a great time at Katsuya"
Dined on 8/20/2014
Arrived to a lovely welcome.
Waiter with attitude did explain the menu well. We ordered drinks whilst deciding what to order. These drinks took almost 20 mins. I chased them after 15 mins and when they arrived, I told the guy how long they'd took and he just laughed ! Nice. Lovely meal however and great ambience in the room. The only other criticism is that the tables are so on top of each other that you can't really talk without the adjoining table knowing your business .. more like a café in this respect which is disappointing considering this place is high end."
Dined on 8/18/2014
Perfect for a girlie get together.
Loud so big groups will be hard to communicate. We were 5 and it worked. Food is meant to be shared, so keeping the numbers down helps. Great cocktail selection! Would go back for sure!"
Dined on 8/16/2014
It was indeed a great dinner n the
decor very nice."
Dined on 8/11/2014
We went for Miami Spice, and I'm
glad we did because I might not have tried Katsuya otherwise. Everything was either good or great. The service was very attentive."
Dined on 8/10/2014
We have the tasting menu, and all
the items where really good. The service was amazing."
Dined on 8/9/2014
Came here with a group of 4 ladies
for a bachelorette dinner. They exceeded all expectations! The service was amazing! The staff definitely went out of their way to make the bride to be feel special. I would 100% recommend this restaurant again to anyone who wants to come for a celebration but also for a nice dinner in general."
Dined on 8/9/2014
Not so good as others Katsuya we
have been (LA and Laguna Beach)"
Dined on 8/8/2014
Wasn't my first time, but
defiantly the best so far. The service combined with the food made it absolutely exceptional. Everything is served in small servings made to be shared so its easy to order a diverse selection of food. We got about 5 or 6 appetizers and ordered double orders of the spicy tuna crispy rice and the salmon and caviar. Everything was consistently perfect. Our waiter, Kevin, was amazing and helped greatly with our menu choices. Some of the best Japanese food in South Beach, looking forward to dining again."
Dined on 8/8/2014
Incredible food, Spice not
sufficient for a full-meal."
Dined on 8/6/2014
Everything was delicious. The
appetizers, the beef dish we ordered with wild mushrooms was something else! We really enjoyed our food and we were able to finish our drinks in the bar just outside, super nice."
Dined on 8/3/2014
absolutely great.first time there.
loved it.. Miami Spice menu got us there , but we will surely go back.servers and busboys were fabulous. very pretty. menu items less expensive then I would have thought. food excellent!!! the only downside is the $30 valet!!!"
Dined on 8/3/2014
Good sushi and vibrant scene.
Check out the bar upstairs. Waitstaff very friendly and helpful. Great quality. Good drinks."
Dined on 8/2/2014
Food is really good, try as much
as you can. Service is very good and friendly staff."
Dined on 7/30/2014
Very creative, awesome food
inspired by modern japanese kitchen and a great variety of different tastes!!!"
Dined on 7/27/2014
Amazing dinner where 12 of us
enjoyed fine sushi and a perfect preparty environment. Beautiful hotel and will definitely be returning to this gem before a night in sobe"
Dined on 7/25/2014
Great sushi! Interestingly menu.
Try the spicy tuna roll!"
Dined on 7/23/2014
Excellent service! Very fine and
beautiful people!!! Entertainment from beginning to end! Food amazing!!"
Dined on 7/19/2014
I had been wanting to go to
Katsuya for a while but it had fallen off my radar with the recent surge of new "must try" restaurants. We finally made it this past Saturday with another couple. Although we did have to wait about 25minutes past our reservation, it was worth it because we were able to get an end table. Had we not gotten this table, I would have been extremely upset with the seating..especially when you are at an expensive restaurant. They pack you in like sardines and the restaurant is extremely loud. I couldn't help but look at the other tables and feel bad for them. Overall, a pleasant experience since we got that end table. The brussel sprouts and kobe beef with foie gras are a must!!"
Dined on 7/11/2014
At the end of our dinner, staff
was eager to get us out of the place. Supposedly they had a big party coming, but there were a few tables empty and they had not the same urgency in cleaning the empty dishes."
Dined on 7/10/2014
This is an interesting restaurant.
The design is odd- it's round and the tables are mostly along the curved wall with a few tables and a drink station in the center. This made for a slightly cramped seating, but also created an energetic feel without being too loud. Our server was fine, slightly pushy with the suggestions but that's Miami service. The food was really good but not great. We got a small edamame to start and I wonder what the large looks like, as the small was pretty big and tasted fresh. The wagyu was good as well, not wonderful, and was small but was enough for me when paired with a bowl of rice. My friend got sushi and said it was all good. Overall a very good meal, but maybe a little to funky for special occasions."
Dined on 7/8/2014
Love the food and drinks!!!!!!!
Come often and love it every time even more. Highly recommend It"
Dined on 7/7/2014
The food was delicious! The
Brussels Sprouts and crispy rice with spicy tuna are a must. The service was outstanding. Our server was very attentive and made great suggestions on what to order. I highly recommend this place!"
Dined on 7/5/2014
I have been to Katsuya in LA and
was so excited to try the South Beach location. It was nothing like the experience I had previously in LA. The space seems cramped with seating so close I could hardly get into my seat without hitting the table next to me. I had requested a private table far in advance and that was not honored. The atmosphere was a huge turnoff, and I was really let down! On a positive note the food was very good but not good enough to make up for everything else."
Dined on 7/5/2014
From the moment you walk in you
are greeted by everyone showing appreciation for you being there. From the busboy to the knowledgeable waiters it becomes an dining experience. Food are good portions well presented and delicious. Good wine list not overly priced. A great place to dine with family and friends."
Dined on 7/3/2014
It was my one year anniversary and
the seats are so close to each other the guy sitting next to me smelled like cigarettes . We got up and left it wasn't personal at all."
Dined on 7/2/2014
This was my 2nd visit, just as
wonderful as the first. Nicely dressed crowd! Classy people! Servers were polite and very attentive. Crispy rice with tuna appetizer, lovely twist! Seared tuna with Japanese salsa, lovely! My absolute favorite miso-marinated black cod, yum yum! Melts in your mouth! Can't wait for my next visit!"
Dined on 6/28/2014
What an amazing place! Booked 2
weeks in advance. Read up on the menu beforehand and came in knowing vaguely on what we wanted to eat. Staff gave us an explanation on popular items on the menu and a bit of history about the venue. Gave us some recommendations and was exactly what we wanted which was the tasting menu. Tasting menu was fantastic. Service was exceptional. Great music playing in the background. Great atmosphere with chefs in the kitchen welcoming all guests arriving through the door. Highly recommended place to visit in Miami. Thanks for making our anniversary dinner an amazing experience."
Dined on 6/28/2014
Good food, great service. Server
was very knowledgeable. Food was a good portion, not too much, not too little. I had the yellowtail w/ jalapeno. It was dry, and I've had better at other spots, at 1/2 the price. But the best is at Nobu! (Pricey but worth it). Crispy Brussels sprouts were delish. I also had the lobster dynamite. But the lobster was masked with the "dynamite" sauce it came with, too rich that you miss the taste of the lobster so I just brushed it off the top. My partner had the wagyu tobanyaki and he enjoyed it."
Dined on 6/28/2014
I really enjoyed Katsuya when I
went! Our table wasn't quite ready when we arrived, so we went out to the bar next door that had an amazing cocktail menu! When we came back in, we were escorted to our table. The menu really outdid itself! Jane, our waitress was very friendly and we never needed to call for her. We had cocktails off their menu, which were divine, some of the sushi options and the specials. I couldn't get enough! Anjow, was quick to clean up our empty plates and cleaned off the table. All in all, this restaurant really lived up to the hype, as far as menu execution, service and overall ambiance. Very hip and a must for any foodie!"
Dined on 6/25/2014
Nice overall !! Hostess could be
more pleasant !! Kevin the waiter was awesome"
Dined on 6/22/2014
Loved the place. Sea Bass entree
was highlight of our meals. Spicy drinks on cocktail menu were excellent: had both. However; seating for 2 is uncomfortably close to surrounding table. Was part of both conversation at either side of my table. I know good South Beach restaurants are full to capacity; but this is ridiculous. Will not be back anytime soon because of seating situation; even though the food and scene was great."
Dined on 6/21/2014
We just love everything about this
place, the food is amazing, love the variety of the menu, service is awesome, it's a true hotspot. There is a bar outside called Hyde, it's a little challenging to get in to, but totally worth it..... We go every time we get the chance."
Dined on 6/13/2014
The food was very good. Nice sized
tapa-like portions with a diverse menu of options rarely seen elsewhere. A bit pricey but it's South Beach. No ambience to speak of."
Dined on 6/12/2014
Terrance and his team are amazing!
The food was great and the atmosphere was even better."
Dined on 6/12/2014
Very cool place. We sat upstairs
where there were comfy couches to sink into and sip drink. Yes, drink. The service was pretty slow at 11pm in the packed SoBe hipster place to be. Food was beautiful and delicious, but don't go if you are hungry! Having been to SoBe's trendy spots, this is what I expected. We all had a great time."
Dined on 6/6/2014
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"G" Adjectives
Topics : Third Grade, Grammar
Golly, "G" is a great letter for adjectives! This worksheet on adjectives is full of descriptive "G" words to help your child build her vocabulary. She'll also get to know her parts of speech as she completes each adjective activity.
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Dynastar Chrome 74 Fluid X (2014)
This is an unabashed groomed-snow carver with a huge performance window. It's friendly enough for aspiring experts to enjoy but has the power and energy to please aggressive carve enthusiasts. The moment you roll its big, squarish tip on edge and add a little pressure, it dives eagerly into turns. Keep the angles high, though, and avoid straight running—the 74 is happiest on edge, ripping arcs in corn and soft, groomed,
day-old snow.
Skiing's Notes:
The Chrome 74 features a turnier, tighter sidecut radius and a slimmer waist (74 mm) than the Chrome 78, as well as a softer flex, with laminates designed to better suit strong intermediates and less heavy or aggressive experts. It comes with a 12-DIN Look PX binding The new Chrome series embraces the carve and is built for maximized on-trail performance on the hardest of snow. The line includes three models ranging in width from the 78, for skilled technicians, down to the 72, a friendlier construction for novices and intermediates at lower speeds and edge angles. Subtle tip rocker allows feathering of the turn entry (a concept now accepted in race skis as it allows athletes to take more aggressive lines), while the rest of the ski is fully cambered for strong edge engagement and powerful turn finishes. All are wood core, full vertical sidewall constructions, variously reinforced according to its target skier ability. Laminates are staggered in length so the ski is thinner and more torsionally flexible near the tip and tail as needed to work with the ski's sidecut - Dynastar calls it Torsion Control.
|Advanced, Expert
|Official Selection
|w/ binding
|165, 172, 178, 184
|Rating: Stability at Speed
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|Rating: Maneuverability
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|Rating: Hard Snow Grip
|3.89 / 5
|Rating: Crud Performance
|2.30 / 5
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Variety: Ralph Fiennes to Begin Deathly Hallows Production "In the Fall"DH Film
Another update tonight regarding the possible filming schedule for Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, this regarding actor Ralph Fiennes. Variety reports tonight the actor, who is reportedly in advanced negotiations to appear in the remake of "Clash of the Titans," is trying to work his schedule as "the thesp wants to squeeze in all these commitments before returning to
his role as uber-villain Voldemort in the final Harry Potter
installment, "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part II," which
begins production in the fall."
Readers will remember too that in late December of last year we heard from actor Alan Rickman who mentioned working with Ralph Fiennes (Lord Voldemort) for those pivotal and dramatic scenes at the end of Deathly Hallows, noting filming for those scenes would take place later this year. As we reported previously too, Ralph Fiennes also spoke several times last year on his character of Voldemort; worth a re-read are his comments on the psychology of Voldemort.
In one last fun related note, it seems that the Dark Lord will be making an appearance with Professor Trelawney of sorts as Variety also reports that Ralph Fiennes "will also take on an uncredited cameo in Working Title's sequel to 2005 hit "Nanny McPhee," in which Emma Thompson will reprise her role as a magical governess."


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Sanddollar C101 in Sanibel Island
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Royal Shell Vacations offers beachfront living at The Sand Dollar. Enjoy beautiful views of the Gulf of Mexico at this two-bedroom, two-bath private condominium. The community boasts a heated swimming pool, tennis courts and barbeque area. Take a short walk to the world-famous Sanibel Island beaches, where you'll find loads of shell treasures in the sand.
Accommodations: Two-bedrooms, Two-baths (1 King, 2 Twins)
Location: Sanibel
View: Gulf View
Minimum Night Requirements: 7 Nights, Saturday to Saturday
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As I seem to have my cub up and running the way I would like, I have moved my attention to the McCormick Deering W4 that has been waiting patiently. Upon inspection I found that the magneto is not working properly and that a previous owner had switched it over to and external coil battery ignition. I would like to return it back to a fully functioning magneto ignition but have run into a few issues. When the switch was made many of the internal parts were taken out of the mag. I seem to not have a the armature that goes through the coil, as well as the bolt and tap that lock the condenser in place, also the nuts and pieces that hold the wires on the condenser on the outside of the magneto. I was wondering if anyone knew were i could get these parts without having to buy a parts mag as they can be a little pricey. Any advice in this matter would be greatly appreciated and feel free to ask any question.
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Wisconsin Law Hinders Lewd Library Case
NEENAH, Wis. - A law protecting library records' confidentiality has hamstrung officials pursuing a man who reportedly masturbated among the books at the Neenah Public Library earlier this month. City Attorney James Godlewski said the library can't turn a surveillance video of the man over to police without a court order.
"That is state law," Godlewski said Monday. "The library is merely following what state law says."
The Wisconsin attorney general's office said in a Nov. 27 opinion that library surveillance videos fall under the state's public library records confidentiality law. The law prevents libraries from releasing records that indicate a library user's identity unless someone's life or safety is at risk.
A library patron saw the April 2 incident and reported it to a reference librarian, who called police. But the suspect left before he was identified. He was described as 25 to 30 years old, 5 feet, 10 inches tall and about 200 pounds with short blond or brown hair.
Library Director Stephen Proces said he wants the suspect caught. He has shown the surveillance video to library employees and directed them to call police if they see the man enter the library again.
"We think that this guy has been here before doing something similar but not as graphic," Proces said. "This may be someone who is going from library to library doing this."
Police Chief Ray Appel said investigators would seek a court order to view the surveillance tapes.
But he also said the offense might amount to an ordinance violation, not a criminal charge handled by the district attorney's office and heard by a circuit court judge. If that's the case, it's not clear whether a municipal court judge would have the authority to order the video released, Appel said.
"This is the first time we have ever run across this," the chief said.
Alan Lee, the assistant attorney general who wrote the Nov. 27 opinion, said he would recommend the confidentiality law be amended to allow library staff to provide surveillance tapes to police when criminal activity is suspected or witnessed.
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If he were only wearing a Green Bay Packers sweater, I would say it was this fine chap.
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Agents with the State Law Enforcement Division are investigating the shooting of a pregnant woman by a Woodruff police officer Thursday afternoon.
The shooting happened about 1:40 p.m. near the intersection of Jamie's Creek Drive and McArthur Street.
According to the incident report from the Woodruff Police Department, an officer was performing a traffic stop when a man fled on foot. The report also says the woman that was in the car tried to run over the officer, forcing the officer to fire back.
Spartanburg County Coroner Rusty Clevenger said Thursday night that 28-year-old Lacey Lamb died as a result of a gunshot wound suffered in that incident. He said Lamb was 21 weeks pregnant. Her baby did not survive, he said.
The man involved, who hasn't yet been identified, was eventually placed into custody, according to the SLED spokesman.
Stay with FOX Carolina and foxcarolina.com for the latest on this developing story.
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PLATTSBURGH — The defending Champlain Valley Baseball League playoff champion Lyon Mountain Miners are sitting in a good position.
The Miners enter this year's playoffs on a roll after capturing the regular season title with an 11-2, four games in the loss column ahead of their nearest pursuers.
Lyon Mountain, however, will have to wait a week to begin defending its championship. The top-seeded Miners and second-place Meron's Expos (8-6) have byes in the opening round of the playoffs.
On tap today are the one-game elimination quarterfinals, with both games scheduled to be played at South Acres Field.
The 11 a.m. contest has the fourth-seeded Fourth Ward A's (7-8) versus the fifth-seeded Peabody's Padres (5-9) at 11 a.m., followed by the third-seeded Fourth Ward Cardinals (8-7) against the sixth-seeded Fourth Ward Timberjaxx (4-10) at 3 p.m.


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Spotlight On Coastal Cuisine: Fish Bites Seafood Restaurant and Market
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Fish Bites Seafood Restaurant is located at 6132-11 Carolina Beach Road, give them a call at (910)791-1117.
By: Allen Denning
Staff Writer
Fish Bites Fresh Market and Seafood Restaurant one of the Wilmington area's premier restaurants specializing in the freshest seafood dishes around, deliciously prepared in a variety of traditional and exceedingly creative styles. Located in the Masonboro Landing Shopping Center on Carolina Beach Road between Pleasure Island and Monkey Junction, Fish Bites is a self proclaimed "hole in the wall" that sits hidden between their neighbors, but as you will find out they are truly a hidden treasure that delights anyone lucky enough to find their way through the door.
The Fish Bites menu and daily specials are a treat to seafood connoisseurs and everyday eaters alike. Always fresh their selection ranges from traditional to incredibly unique. Everything is straight off the boat and cooked to order. They hand cut all of their fish right in the restaurant and none of their seafood will ever come out of the freezer. As they will stand by the freshness of their seafood some items are only available seasonally. November is a great month for seafood as it's this time of year when the fishing really gets good in our area. The local shellfish we all love like the famous Stump Sound oysters will soon be in season and you know that Fish bites will be serving the freshest ones in town. They are one of the only restaurants in around that can actually say that they shuck their own clams to go in their chowder and even their clam strips. If you love clam strips you don't even know what you are missing until you have tried the ones at Fish Bites. You will be amazed by the difference in flavor and texture of the clam strips, which are hand cut and breaded in the kitchen every day. Fish Bites even makes all of their desserts fresh right in the restaurant so finish off your meal with a delightful sweet treat. The choices vary depending on what is fresh and available. Their desserts will never fail to impress and are the perfect finish to a perfect meal.
Fish Bites offers a variety of specials throughout the week to keep you happy and satisfied. Join them for Fiesta Mondays to start your work week and bring the fun back to the start of the week! Each Monday they offer menu specials that feature Mexican and Southwestern flair. Come back on "Bite Night" Tuesdays and sample the sea with selections from the appetizer menu for only $5 and wash it down with select martinis and glasses of wine, also $5. Wednesday nights at Fish Bites are Oyster Nights and you can get Oyster Shooters for just $5 as well as their "Bite Me" signature fish bowl drink for just $10. Lobster lovers will want to show up on Thursdays for the $15/lb lobster dinner and half off select bottles of wine. On Saturdays you can load up on 35 cent steamed shrimp from 11:00 a.m. until 6:00 pm. Every Sunday Fish Bites offers their wonderful Sunday brunch. In an effort to make sure everyone has the chance to enjoy this very popular special, Fish Bites offers their full brunch selection all day and night on Sundays. In addition to these specials, Fish Bites also offers more daily lunch and dinner specials made with the freshest seafood selections they have in stock. Come in any day of the week and try something from the menu or any of their specials and you will see why their patrons always say, "One Bite and You're Hooked!"
Fish Bites is conveniently located in Masonboro Landing at 6132-11 Carolina Beach Road between Pleasure Island and Monkey Junction. Fish Bites is open for lunch and dinner on Tuesdays through Saturdays from 11:00 a.m. until 9:00 p.m. and on Sundays from 11:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. offering dine in and carryout for your convenience. Aspiring chefs should make it a point to remember that along with the great food on the menu you can always check out the Fish Bites fresh market selection for the best in seafood items to take home and cook. Inquire with your waiter or any of their friendly staff regarding their fresh seafood market selections and they will be happy to present you with an expansive list of the best and freshest market seafood items available. Give the gift of seafood this holiday season with gift cards from Fish Bites! Everyone loves an excuse to go out to dinner and your friends and family will be delighted to receive gift cards from their favorite seafood restaurant! If you would like more information about Fish Bites please give them a call at (910) 791-1117 or visit them online at FishBitesSeafood. com. You can also become a fan of Fish Bites on Facebook where you will receive constant updates and the latest news on everything going on at Fish Bites Restaurant and Seafood Market.


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Church of Panagia Paraportiani
The multi-layered nature of the church gives it a unique shape, rising from the squared-off white chapels on the ground level to the domed church of the Virgin Mary on the top. Don't miss the chance snap a photo of the church, standing out in brilliant white against the deep blue sky of the Aegean.
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Only one of the ground-floor chapels is open to the public.
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Mykonos Shore Excursion: Private Tour of Little Venice, Kalafati Beach and Panagia Tourliani Monastery
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State Rep. Herb Kirsh didn't send or receive e-mails. He didn't blog, tweet or text.
His office in Clover didn't have a computer, just a desk and a Rolodex full of cards. Even at his office in Columbia, he resisted technological devices any more sophisticated than a push-button phone.
Kirsh, who died Tuesday at age 84, was set in his ways. To a degree, that reflected stubbornness, a reluctance to adapt to changing times.
But, to a greater degree, it represented integrity, a refusal to bend his standards and the wisdom to stick with something that works.
In the realm of politics, Kirsh's personal attention to his constituents, his close ties with his community, his never-ending search for ways to save a buck worked – they all worked. Voters returned him to office again and again, first as a Clover town councilman, then as mayor and, starting in 1978 until he finally failed to win re-election in 2010, as the Democratic representative for S.C. District 47.
With 32 years in office, he was the state's longest-serving lawmaker. To mark that status, the license plate on his Lincoln featured simply the number "1" on it.
"They wanted me to give that tag back," Kirsh told the crowd at an event honoring him in 2011. "I said (heck) no, I'm keeping it. I paid for it. I've got it on the wall."
Kirsh moved with his family in 1937 from New York City to Clover, where his father opened Kirsh Department Store. Herb later would run the store, which also housed his Clover office.
Kirsh married his wife, Sue, another New York native, in 1950 after graduating from Duke University the previous year. Sue was an essential partner in Kirsh's political career, giving tours of the state Capitol while he toiled in the Legislature. She was as involved in the Clover community as he was.
She died in 2009. Wednesday would have been their 64th wedding anniversary.
Kirsh was a Democrat, but proudly refused to vote the party line just because of the "D" after his name. He hewed to his own philosophy, which consisted largely of rooting out wasteful spending and refusing to support bills he found profligate. He had no staffers in his office because he didn't want to spend public money to pay them.
He earned the nickname "Representative No" for his frugality. But while Republicans tried to woo him to their side of the aisle, he stuck with the Democratic Party, in part, no doubt, because he simply refused to change.
His final campaign was a relatively quiet one. Pope never spoke ill of Kirsh during the race, but voters were ready for a change. Kirsh still was entirely devoted to his job and his constituents but his famous command of numbers and details was slipping.
Long-serving politicians such as Kirsh eventually must step down, either by choice, by fate or by the will of the voters. But that doesn't dim the estimable record of public service to his state and country, but primarily to his community and its residents, whom he loved and who loved him back.
This week, House Speaker Bobby Harrell, R-Charleston, called Kirsh a "legendary man and legislator." That is no exaggeration.


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After making two giant pots of chicken soup, I had lots of soup vegetables, left over. Rather than throw them out, I put them in the refrigerator, hoping I would think of something to do with them. My husband is the hero and suggested patties and offered to get the muffin tins, for me. Silly me asked him which he wanted, vegetable pancakes or muffins and he started to say the pancakes until I frowned and said, "They're fried." Muffins of a type is what we got and they were definitely baked.
I am going to do my best to re-create this recipe . It was one of those that I put ingredients in, as I thought of them.
Soup Vegetable Muffins
About 3 cups of assorted soup vegetables – carrots, onions, sweet potato, turnip, celery and parsnip.
1 cup potato starch
1 cup ground walnuts
(no seasoning since the soup had plenty)
2 eggs (add more potato starch if you think the mixture is too wet.)
1-2 teaspoons dried parsley to sprinkle on top
Preheat oven to 35o degrees F.
Take cooked soup vegetable and put them through the food processor until you have a smooth blend. There will be liquid from the soup even though you should drain it, first.
After removing it from food processor, drain again and put in a large bowl. Add potato starch and eggs and mix well.
Spray muffin tins with olive oil and pour muffin batter into cups. Bake at 350 degrees for about 25 minutes.
Believe it or not, you end up with a little wet but delicious "muffins". You can add anything you want to the recipe.
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The Ravens have agreed with rookie DT Arthur Jones on a three-year contract, the club announced Monday. Jones is a fifth-round pick from Syracuse.
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CW2 Frank Irwin was promoted from Private to Chief Warrant Officer in Feb. 1969.
Ft Campbell, KY with 11th Airborne 1954-55, Germany 1955-58, Lebanon 1958, Ft. Campbell with 101st Airborne 59-65, Vietnam 1965-66, Ft. Bragg, NC with 82nd Airborne 1966-68, Vietnam (2ndTour) 1968-69, Ft. Hood, TX 1969-70, Korea 1970-71, Ft. Bragg, NC 1971-74.
Frank's 1st tour in Nam' w/ 1st Brigade, 101st AB secured bases during the Vietnam Buildup.
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The Batesville Lady Bulldogs hosted Jac-Cen-Del Friday night and sent the Lady Eagles home with a 39-32 loss.
It was a game of swings early with both teams having moments they looked good and moments when it was not as good.
Batesville had the momentum early and led 11-4 by the end of the first quarter.
The Lady Eagles bounced bask to scored the first nine points of the second quarter to take a 13-11 lead on a field goal by Sydney Keene at the 6:04 mark.
Batesville avoided a large deficit at halftime by scoring the final five points of the second quarter. A pair of free throws by Brooke Rohlfing and a field goal by Madi Oesterling made it 20-17 at the break.
Neither team could generate much offense in the third quarter and only 10 points were scored between the two teams.
It was a much more active fourth quarter.
A quicker tempo led to a 14-0 run by the Lady Bulldogs. A five point deficit was turned into a 35-26 advantage.
A field goal by Brianna Volz at the 1:15 mark was JCD's first points of the fourth quarter. A 3-pointer from the corner by Jordan Day cut the lead to 35-31, but it would be as close as they would get.
Rohlfing led the Lady Bulldogs in scoring with 12 points followed by AJ Connelly with nine and Bailey Baumer with eight.
Keene scored a team-best seven points for JCD, while Volz added six.
"The effort was good and I thought we continued to play well defensively," BHS head coach Matt Maple commented. "The press helped us, but we did not have many opportunities" because of the lack of scored baskets.
The Lady Bulldogs improved to 3-2 on the season, while JCD falls to 2-3.
The Batesville junior varsity fell to 2-3 on the season with a tough 29-28 loss to the Lady Eagles.
Batesville outscored JCD 8-2 in the fourth quarter and trimmed a 27-20 third quarter deficit to one by the final horn.
Kelsey Forbect led all Batesville scorers with nine points followed by Samantha Heidlage with seven. Abby Wagner scored 10 for the Lady Eagles.
Varsity Scoring
Batesville (39) - Baumer 3-0-2-3-9; Hartmam 0-0-0-0-0; Paul 1-0-1-2-4; Rohlfing 2-0-8-10-12; Connelly 3-0-3-4-9; Roell 0-0-0-0-0; Dudley 0-0-0-0-0; Oesterling 3-0-0-0-6; Totals 12-0-15-21-39.
Jac-Cen-Del (32) - Bruns 1-0-0-0-2; Keene 3-0-1-2-7; Hughes 1-1-0-0-5; Volz 3-0-0-0-6; Ronsheim 2-0-0-3-4; Roberts 0-0-0-1-2-1; Day 1-1-0-0-5; Menchofer 1-0-0-0-2; Totals 12-2-2-7-32.
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Batesville (28) - Forbeck 9, Prickel 5, Rupp 4, Gausman 3, Heidlage 7, Longstreth 0, Meer 0, Caplinger 0, Barnett 0.
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The game was close early, but the Lady Spartans opened it up in the second quarter. A three point first quarter lead grew to 12, 25-23, by halftime.
Rohlfing was the only player to score in double figures. She finished with 10 points on 5-of-7 shooting from the field.
The junior varsity game was a bit closer with Connersville still coming up with the victory by a score of 23-20,
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - The fourth-ranked Florida Gators remember only too well how close Vanderbilt came to knocking them off last season in The Swamp.
Florida pulled out a 26-21 win last November, and Gators cornerback Jaylen Watkins says Vanderbilt (2-3, 1-2 Southeastern Conference) is a sneaky good team. He says the Gators know they have to play well or something bad will happen.
Overlooking a program the Gators (5-0, 4-0) have beaten 21 straight games would be understandable, especially with Florida hosting No. 3 South Carolina on Oct. 20 followed by the annual showdown in Jacksonville with No. 14 Georgia.
It's a three-game stretch that could put the Gators atop the SEC East on the road back to Atlanta for the conference championship.
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President Barack Obama says a nuclear deal with Iran is an "important first step" toward addressing the world's concerns over the Islamic republic's disputed nuclear program.
Obama says the deal includes "substantial limitations" on Iran and cuts off the Islamic republic's most likely path to a bomb.
Obama spoke Saturday night shortly after the U.S. and five partners reached an interim nuclear deal with Iran. The agreement was finalized during talks in Geneva that stretched well past midnight.
The interim deal is aimed at slowing progress on Iran's nuclear program while a broader agreement is negotiated.
As part of the interim agreement, the U.S. offered the Iranians limited relief from crippling economic sanctions.
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The following scouting reports were taken from Pro Football Weekly's 2013 Draft Preview book, which is now on sale. You can order it today through the PFW Store, or by calling 1-800-FOOTBALL (Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. CT).
TE (Y,F) Tyler Eifert, #80 (Junior)
Notre Dame
PFW Grade: 6.30
Ht: 6-51/2 | Wt: 250 | Sp: 4.68 | Arm: 331/8 | Hand: 91/8
Notes: Last name is pronounced "EYE-fert." Was an all-state defensive back in addition to being a top-ranked tight end as an Indiana prep. Saw action in only the season opener against Nevada in 2009 before a back injury ended his season. Appeared in 11 games in '10, seeing limited action in the first part of the season before taking over the tight end spot after Vikings 2011 second-rounder Kyle Rudolph's season-ending injury. Made eight starts, including the final seven of the season, and grabbed 27 passes for 352 yards (13.0-yard average) and two touchdowns. In '11, he led all FBS tight ends in receptions and receiving yards (and set the school marks) with 63-803-5 (12.7) in 13 starts and was a finalist for the Mackey Award. Was the one of the leading receivers for the Irish in '12, grabbing 50-685-4 (13.7) in 13 starts and setting the school's career tight end records and was named the winner of the Mackey Award, given to the best tight end in college football.
Positives: Excellent size and growth potential (athletic frame) — can play at 260 pounds with no problem. Releases cleanly. Moves like an oversized receiver. Exceptional natural receiving skills. Tracks throws and displays terrific body control and hand-eye coordination. Soft, strong, dependable hands. Makes athletic grabs and has a big catch radius. Catches on contact. Has a 35-inch vertical and consistently highpoints the ball. Posted the top 3-cone drill time (6.92 seconds) of any tight end at the Combine. Threatens the seam and factors in the red zone. Good field awareness. Alert — gets his head around quickly and reacts to throws. Can put his hand in the dirt or flex out. Showed marked improvement as an in-line blocker as a junior. Comes from a program with a history of producing NFL tight ends.
Negatives: Has relatively small hands. Has to continue filling out his narrow frame — lacks ideal bulk and girth for an in-line player. Not an athletic freak for the position. Has some build-up. Lacks elite top-end speed and suddenness — forces him to make more contested catches than you'd like to see. Could stand to fine-tune route running and add some deception. Average run strength and elusiveness. Not strong-hipped. Work in progress as a blocker.
Summary: Was a future pro from the moment he stepped on campus and should make an immediate impact on the next level, where his prototypical dimensions, athletic movement and elite ball skills will enable him to become one of the most productive tight ends in the league. Has untapped potential as he becomes a more complete player.
NFL projection: Top-20 pick.
TE (Y) Joseph Fauria, #8
PFW Grade: 5.10
Ht: 6-73/8 | Wt: 259 | Sp: 4.85e | Arm: 33¾ | Hand: 107/8
Notes: Last name is pronounced "FORE-ee-aa." His uncle, Christian, played 13 seasons in the NFL as a tight end. Was one of the top-ranked tight ends in the country as a California prep, who also lettered in basketball and volleyball. Began his career at Notre Dame in 2008 and appeared in three games as a reserve tight end. Transferred to UCLA for the '09 season and sat out per NCAA rules. Saw action in all 12 games in '10 and recorded three catches for 21 yards (7.0-yard average) and two touchdowns. Led the team in receiving touchdowns in '11 after grabbing 39-481-6 (12.3) in 14 games (nine starts). Hauled in 46-637-12 (13.8), leading the Bruins in TD receptions for a second time, in 14 games (nine starts at the "Y" position) in '12. Did not work out at the Combine — medical exclusion for left adductor.
Positives: Very good size, big-boned frame. Growth potential to exceed 270 pounds. Uses frame well to shield defenders and highpoint the ball. Big target over the middle and in the red zone. Clean hands-catcher. Nice coordination for his size — snags off-target throws with ease. Solid in-line blocker. Surprising ability to "wham" or block on the move. Diligent and determined worker. Locker-room leader.
Negatives: Lacks weight-room strength. Needs to continue filling out and strengthen his lower body. Marginal speed and athletic ability to separate from man coverage. Leggy long strider — gathers to cut. Can be knocked off course. Drifts in routes. Creates little after the catch (not elusive). Not a seam-stretcher. Not strong-based. Needs to play with better leverage. Only bench-pressed 225 pounds 17 times.
Summary: Effective red-zone weapon but a very long-limbed, underdeveloped pass catcher who must make additional strength gains to compete as a blocker in the NFL. Has best chance to make it as a "move" player.
NFL projection: Late draftable pick.
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Explosion reported in Raleigh Co.
A reported explosion is under investigation in Raleigh County. 911 Dispatchers say a call came in just after 9pm Wednesday of an explosion in Naoma on Drews Creek Rd. Not many details are available at this time but the Whitesville Fire and Ambulance Service were both called to the scene, along with Trap Hill and Coal River Fire Departments.
Residents along Route 3 were happy to hear that the rock slide has been cleared, and the road is re-opened.
Woman injured after vehicle wound up in creek
Raleigh County dispatchers said it happened just after midnight in Naoma. They said callers told them that a vehicle was in Drews Creek.
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50 years of the Derby
The AMSOIL World Championship Snowmobile Derby has been impacting snowmobile racing, the local economy and countless lives for half a century, now that the 50th event is in the books.
It was incredible to witness the past champions, Derby queens, fans and racing families who returned to Eagle River for the golden anniversary celebration — proof of the lives that have been touched by the oldest snowmobile racing event on the planet.
Tens of thousands of race fans returned to the famed oval, some living out a tradition among family and friends and some just curious to see what had become of the racing event they witnessed years ago. And they weren't disappointed.
The weekend started with Friday Night Thunder and the most massive fireworks display in Derby history. Fans watched a video on the big screen that featured the past champions, all the way back to young Stan Hayes of Crandon and George Gensler of Three Lakes in 1964 and 1965, respectively. Past Derby queens were introduced to a cheering crowd, and Gov. Walker offered his support.
Fans saw Malcolm Chartier of Marine City, Mich. win his first world championship. He grabbed the pole position by winning Friday Night's Sweet Sixteen event, and he dominated Sunday's title event by leading all 30 laps despite the pressure of three restarts and a hard-charging Jordan Wahl.
This incredible event was started by the Eagle River Rotary Club, which soon gave the lead reins to the larger Eagle River Lions Club. The Lions turned the event over to the Decker family in 1985, and for 27 years they have recruited sponsors that not only kept it alive, but made it possible to transform the AMSOIL Derby Track into the country's only world-class racing facility built exclusively for snowmobiles. We thank them all.
Local, state and international media coverage will again propel the historic Derby and little Eagle River into the international spotlight — which is one of the reasons this newspaper covers the event with such depth and passion. We treat it like a big deal because it is a big deal.
January is toughest time
As the Three Lakes Plan Commission and Town Board study plans for all-terrain vehicle (ATV) routes in varied locations, we encourage them to allow time for public input now that the map has been made public by the newly formed Three Lakes Nicolet ATV Club.
The month of January is peak for missing snowbirds and seasonal residents who might have an opinion, pro or con, on opening miles of residential streets and rural town roads to ATV users. They need to be heard lest anyone be accused of sneaking the plan through.
The routes in question are slow-traffic town roads, which should be more favorable than highways. However, those property owners who will be affected most on Town Road X, Reed Road, North Big Lake Loop Road, Col. Himes Road and Chicken in the Woods Road, need time to comment.
Behind the editorial 'we'Members of the Vilas County News-Review editorial board include Publisher Kurt Krueger, Editor Gary Ridderbusch and Assistant Editor Anthony Drew.
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