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The Time: 7:30 PM EDT
The Broadcast: TV - NBCSN; Radio - 660 AM & 101.9 FM WFAN
The Matchup: The New Jersey Devils (15-14-9) vs. The Buffalo Sabres (15-17-6)
The Ticket Link from TiqIQ: Are you in the Buffalo area and want to see the Devils try to turn their luck around? Get last minute tickets here: New Jersey Devils tickets.
The Last Devils Game: It was just last night and it was frustrating. The Devils fell 2-1 to the Maple Leafs with the lone goal scored by David Clarkson. It took until the third period for the Devils to score - and it had been over 140 minutes since the puck had found the back of the net before that. It was a painful game to watch, and if you really want to relive it you can read John's recap here. Spoiler alert: I can't imagine John had any fun writing it.
The Last Sabres Game: The Sabres were off last night, but were victorious over the Senators on Friday evening. Buffalo found success from their young guns with goals from Luke Adam, Brian Flynn, and Jochen Hecht. Steve Ott also scored and Ryan Miller had a solid performance in net. It was a huge third period for the Sabres in which they scored three unanswered goals for a 4-2 win. You can read the full recap from the game at Die By The Blade here.
The Last Devils-Sabres Game: The last game we saw against the Sabres broke a six game losing streak - much like the one the Devils are in right now. With two third period goals from Adam Henrique and Patrik Elias, the Devils erased a two-goal deficit and were victorious in the shootout. You can read the full recap from that game here.
The Goal: The Devils are coming into this game in a very similar manner to their last contest against the Sabres. With a six game losing streak and more than a little trouble scoring, the Devils now find themselves three points out of a playoff spot and at the bottom of the Atlantic Division. They need to find a way finish. Last night, the Devils had over one minute of 5 on 3 power play time in the first period and finished the game 6 on 4 with an empty net and failed to convert in both cases. It is opportunities like these that make each loss tougher to swallow.
The powerplay was abysmal last night. Not only did the team fail to convert on five attempts with the extra man, they couldn't even set up and get a quality chance. They had one shot. One.
On the other hand, the penalty kill was a bright spot in the loss allowing only a few shots on five penalties and getting an opportunity to score from Adam Henrique. The powerplay needs to step up in a big way and the penalty kill needs to stay solid tonight. I'm not sure who will do it, but someone needs to step up with the man advantage without Kovalchuk. Maybe Steve Sullivan will be the guy - he did have success playing the point for the Penguins last season.
Speaking of Sullivan, hopefully he is feeling more comfortable after getting a game under his belt. He had one awesome opportunity last night, and he all but guaranteed he wouldn't miss it if it came his way again - let's see if he can keep his word.
The Sabres are in 12th place in the east. They just traded away their captain. That all seems to work in the Devils' favor, but the Sabres have won their last two games and are not coming off a back-to-back like the Devils are. It isn't going to be an easy game, and hopefully the Devils don't play like it will be. I'm not going to waste anyone's time writing pages about finishing chances or puck luck. I don't care how they do it, but they need to score. That's it.
Do you think the Devils have it in them to get a win tonight? What do you think they need to do to find success? What lineup would you put on the ice? Please discuss what you think is the secret the Devils have yet to discover for victory in the comments section below. Thanks for reading.


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A moment for our readers from Spain, and all over the world
We would like to take a moment to send our deepest condolences to our readers from Spain, whom we hope against hope were not injured in yesterday's horrible terrorist attack in Madrid. Our thoughts and prayers, and hopes for peace, are with everyone who suffers there, and with everyoneContinued...
The New Face of Bulgaria: Viktor Krum?
Novinite reports that Bulgaria's Chief of National Tourism Advertising and Information Agency, Ivaylo Gyurov, annouced that Viktor Krum may become the new face of Bulgarian tourism.
Emma Thompson on Oprah Winfrey Show
Actress Emma Thompson, along with Hugh Grant, will be on The Oprah Winfrey Show today - check your local listings for the correct time, and thanks to Megan & Wendy for the notice!
UPDATE: We're told this is a repeat and that Thompson doesn't discuss Harry, but that it's also worth watching ifContinued...
Matthew Lewis and Devon Murray at SciFi Summit
Matthew Lewis (Neville) and Devon Murray (Seamus) will be appearing at the SciFi Summit in Pasadena, CA March 26th through the 28th. There will be a small fee for their autographs.
Tom Felton on the PoA Premiere
Mugglenet has scans of a letter from Tom Felton, where he mentions that he will be attending the Prisoner of Azkaban premiere on May 30th in London (please note this is unofficial until this date is confirmed by WB and it has not been yet). He also says he and his family are starting an official fan club, detailsContinued...
Typosquatter Sentenced
Typosquatter John Zuccarini was sentenced to 2.5 years in prison for using spelling variations of popular web searches, such as 'Harry Potter', to lure people to adult sites, for which he was paid a per-click fee for each visitor. Zuccarini was arrested last September.
Happy Birthday, Ron Weasley!
Just a reminder that per a JKR chat back in 2001 and the timeline on the Chamber of Secrets DVD, today is Ron Weasley's birthday! We at TLC are pleased to wish him a very happy 24th!
Bertie Bott's Beans Hit Britain
The Daily Record reports that Bertie Bott's Every Flavour Beans (and they mean every flavour) will now be available for purchase in Britain.
Thank you, Clare
Harry Look-alike Seeks a Home
Young Valera Ashcheulov has more in common with Harry than just the dark hair and glasses that recently won him a look-alike contest at a Moscow bookstore; he is also an orphan. Born with a serious congenital problem, Valera was abandoned at birth by his parents, who told his two siblings that he had died.
When heContinued...
HP cast-visit to US update
Matthew Lewis(Neville), Devon Murray(Seamus), James & Oliver Phelps(Fred & George) will be making several appearances here in the US.As we first reported back in January, their appearance at the Celebrity Autograph Expo will be on March 13th in Santa Ana, CA and on March 14th in Canoga Park, CA. They will alsoContinued...
The Letter Box's Note from JKR
Some of you oldbies may remember the Letter Box project from last spring, where hundreds of (mostly older teen and adult) fans sent letters to JK Rowling in a gorgeous box, all through the organizational work of Ali Wildgoose. Today, the text of JKR's letter to all of us whose letters were in that box was postedContinued...
A Pickled Dragon?
A pickled dragon was discovered in a garage in Oxfordshire - how it came to be makes for interesting speculation.
Many TLC readers saw this story and send us the link - our thanks to you all!
Mother Owl Stops Work at NASA
A great horned owl has decided Pad 39A of the Kennedy Space Center in Florida is the perfect place to hatch her eggs. NASA has stopped work at the site until the babies are born. Just look at that expression - you'd stop work, too.
Thanks to 'G' for the link.
Harry in 'Reality Check'
Harry is featured in today's comic 'Reality Check' .
Thanks to Henna & Gabriele for the link!
A NY Times full of Harry
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Permanent housing option in the works for veterans with disabilities
Column | Mar 1, 2012 | 5:30 AM
Permanent housing option in the works for veterans with disabilities
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Governor's energy adviser moving to VP post at LIPA
Blog | May 27, 2009 | 4:30 PM
From Newsday's James T. Madore: Gov. David A. Paterson???s office confirms that his top energy adviser Paul DeCotis (left, in photo) will join the Long Island Power Authority as vice president of power markets late next month. Paterson spokesman...
LIPA To Announce 3.2% Electric Bill Reduction
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Citing lower natural gas prices, the Long Island Power Authority will announce a 3.2 percent electric bill reduction Thursday - essentially rolling back a 3.2 percent increase instituted in January. The cut, which LIPA says is the second largest in its...
LIPA to Cut Rate Hike By 1.6%
Story | Dec 11, 2008
The people have spoken. And, it turns out, LIPA chief Kevin Law listened. Law announced Thursday that he was trimming the proposed 2009 bill increase from 4.8 percent to 3.2 percent -- a move that would see an increase of $4.98 on the typical LIPA bill,...


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With an audacious win in Italian season-ending classic Giro di Lombardia, Katusha Team's Joaquim Rodriguez scored his 10th win of the 2012 season and took over as the world's #1 ranked rider in the UCI World Tour Rankings, with 692 points to beat Tour de France winner Bradley Wiggins who had 601 points.
Riding a Canyon Aeroad CF 9.0 Katusha team bike, Rodriguez soloed to victory in the pouring rain at the Giro di Lombardia to become the first Spaniard to win the race in it's 106 year history. Rodriguez attacked on the day's final climb of the 3km, 7,4% average, 15% max Salite di Ello-Villa Vergano and was able to stay away from a strong chase group.
"This is the most important triumph of my whole career," explained 33 year old Rodriguez post-race. "For me this has been a perfect season:
I won Fleche-Wallone, and I took the second in the Giro d'Italia and third place in the Vuelta a Espana. I had two goals at the Giro di Lombardia; to win this prestigious race and to take the lead in the UCI World Tour Ranking, and I managed both. So I'm really happy."
Rodriguez said "It's hard to know if I was the strongest rider over the course of the year, and Wiggins was certainly the best stage race rider,"
said Rodriguez, who finished on the podium of both the Giro d'Italia and Vuelta a España. "All I can say is that 2012 has certainly seen the best Joaquim Rodriguez yet."
With the 2012 season over, Rodriguez looks forward to 2013, explaining "I have work to do in the time trial, as always," he said. Rodriguez rides a Canyon Speedmax CF time trial bike and explains "I've improved an awful lot in the time test this year, but I still have to work a lot in the wind tunnel over the winter to make sure that what I've done to date doesn't go to waste. In the mountains, on the other hand, I think I can compete with the strongest, and sometimes I'm the strongest myself."


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The non-tendering of Joe Saunders was some of this offseason's least-surprising news. Maybe it doesn't happen even 10 years ago, but in today's world, with the access to advanced statistics and theories about market efficiency we have, it was basically inevitable.
Being non-tendered doesn't make Saunders a bad pitcher, though. Between that and the subsequent lack of job offers from other teams, about all non-tendered means is that Saunders isn't worth the substantial salary of $8-9 million that he was in line for via arbitration. Nor is he worth the three years and $27 million his agent was looking for. You could say that about plenty of pitchers, though, many of whom are worse than Saunders.
Saunders is worth roughly what the Diamondbacks offered him before they non-tendered him. The two-year, $12 million offer that Saunders' camp rejected is in line with his past performance and what can be expected of him in the future. He's not the sexiest option out there, but he seems to get the job done enough to justify his rotation spot. With the value of a win on free agency something around $5 million, $6 million a year for Saunders -- who has averaged just over two wins above replacement a year since becoming a full-time starter in 2008 -- is a good deal for both sides. Saunders might be realizing this soon, if he hasn't already, given it's nearly mid-January, and he remains unemployed.
Whoever ends up getting Saunders -- assuming they get him on a D'backs-type deal, and not the one his agent wants -- will be pleased with their new pitcher. It's easy to rag on Saunders for being overrated, or as being the product of an undeserved win percentage thanks to his role on quality teams. Doing so misses out on what it is Saunders is capable of, though, and that's throw a whole lot of innings that, while not great, are good enough.
When Jerry Dipoto traded Dan Haren as interim GM of the Diamondbacks, he took criticism for his quote on Saunders that valued his win percentage (including flak from yours truly):
We achieved by maintaining major league quality with a 2008 All-Star in Joe Saunders and a guy who quite frankly has been one of the winners in Major League Baseball... He's won 63 percent of his games since coming to the major leagues, pitched in the postseason on two different occasions.
If Dipoto had dealt for Saunders entirely because of his winning percentage, that would be one thing. But lost in this quote is that Saunders gave them "major league quality" out of Haren's replacement in the rotation. The follow-up sentence from DiPoto is the real money quote from this, anyway:, despite its being relatively ignored:
He's a quality, durable, steady major league starter. We feel like this club needs that
Saunders has averaged exactly 200 innings a year since 2008, the year he became a full-time starter. At his worst, he has been a little below-average in terms of ERA, and in his better years, he has been a huge boost to his team. He's basically average, in terms of both wins above replacement and ERA, over the last four years. That has value, and Dipoto isn't the only talent evaluator who thinks so, as a conversation with an MLB scout shows:
He hides the ball in his delivery, he competes, and his stuff isnt terrible -- it's just not sensational. He's a solid pitcher who doesn't have anything to carry him in terms of stuff once his luck runs out. He's a nice guy to help fill out a staff, but not a world-beater. If I'm starting a playoff game, I want better, but he helps you get there.
Major League Baseball likes Saunders more than the Internet, that's for sure. But why? What is it about Saunders that allows him to succeed, despite not having "sensational" stuff or the ability to strike out hitters?
Saunders is something of a Mark Buehrle lite. The "lite" is why Saunders will likely sign a one- or two-year deal for small money this off-season, while Buehrle cashes enormous Miami checks, but 75 percent of Mark Buehrle is still useful.
Buehrle and Saunders both work fast -- Buehrle faster than anyone, and Saunders faster than average. Mike Fast has done research that shows working fast might improve the defense behind a pitcher, and while the exact effect isn't measured as of yet, there might be something there that both Buehrle and Saunders have utilized. This is evident in Saunders' double-play rates. R.J. Anderson noticed in September that Saunders has induced 43 more double plays than expected since 2008, 13 more than second-place Ricky Romero. Opportunities are taken into account, so it's not just more chances that fuels Saunders double plays.
An extra half-dozen double plays a year relative to average is worth a few tenths of a run of ERA, and every little bit counts when you're Joe Saunders. Who, by the way, has outperformed his FIP by 0.39 runs over his nearly 1,000 career innings, at least in part because of those double plays. Once upon a time, Buehrle was underrated, too, since no one could figure out why he was successful in a post-DIPS world -- just because we haven't pinpointed Saunders' value with FIP doesn't mean it doesn't exist.
Buehrle and Saunders have similar repertoires as well: they throw the same pitches (fastball, sinker, change-up, curveball), but with Buehrle featuring a cutter and Saunders a slider. A cutter and slider are very similar pitches, so even that's close. The main difference is that Saunders throws harder (around 90 mph to Buehrle's 85) while Buehrle has better control, and is an excellent nibbler.
Buehrle uses all of his pitches against both lefties and righties, while Saunders has a more direct plan depending on handedness, but the key in terms of pitch placement for both is to force hitters to make contact on offerings they can't do a whole lot with, or that they'll hit grounders on. This is along the same lines as Jon Garland, too, except Garland is a right-hander. Saunders doesn't induce tons of grounders, but he's more groundball than flyball-oriented, and as the double plays show, he has been contextually successful in that regard.
Saunders will get a job once again, and likely confound those who check out his Baseball-Reference page during the year. It might take a few more typical Joe Saunders' seasons before we know just what typical Joe Saunders is made of, but as long as we keep digging to learn, we'll get there.
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In an effort to prod gadget makers to build new Net-connected devices, the chipmaker announces a compact kit that can be turned directly into products.
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Ruby-throated hummingbirds are arriving in North America each spring several weeks earlier than in the past, and research indicates that higher temperatures in their winter habitat may be the reason.
Scientists at Clemson University in South Carolina, Taylor University in Indiana and the University of Nebraska have compared recent data showing the birds' first arrival times with information going back to the late 1800s.
The findings show that the tiny birds are arriving from their wintering grounds in Central America 12 to 18 days earlier than in the past.
That could be a challenge for the birds. The scientists say that though warmer weather in Central America may be forcing the birds to fly north earlier, the food they need when they arrive may not be available yet.
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2002 World Cup inspired a 'toilet culture' | Readings for 20 November 2006
If Luton Town manager Mike Newell objects to women as referees, how about as managers? Hope Powell, coach of the England's women's team and holder of UEFA's highest coaching qualification, says she "wouldn't be afraid" to coach a men's team. At 39, she already has pioneered as the first black manager of an English national team and guided her team to its first World Cup finals appearance since 1995.
The numbers of women participating in the sport in England have grown 49 percent in the past five years. Raised playing street football in south London, Powell maintains a sensible attitude toward managing skilled players. "The way some managers behave is something I can't comprehend," she says. "I like the players to have ownership of what they do. Let them try and work things out for themselves on the pitch." (Independent, 19 Nov 06)
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Focus on Flexibility
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Library of Stretches
From the Workouts for Women Website a good collection of stretching exercises. Includes beginning and advanced routines and muscle group specific exercises.
Muscle Map and Exercises
From Global Health and Fitness an anatomical map and a detailed explanation of each major muscle group, its exact location, functions and common activities that the muscle is used for, and the best flexibility exercises for that muscle
Stretching for the Splits
A stretching routine that is tailored specifically to help you achieve the ability to perform both front splits and side splits.
Sports Coach Stretching Exercises
General stretching and flexibility exercises. Includes shoulder, arms, chest, calves, upper back, abdomen, thigh, hip, groin and many more. These exercises could form part of the warm up and warm down program for any Cheerleader.
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Stretching exercises by Lisa Balbach. Covers calves, glutes, hamstrings, and quadriceps.
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The Mission Team to Moore, Oklahoma, which was sent to help with disaster relief resulting from the recent tornados there, would like to say thank you to the Greensburg community for their support of this project.
The donation of supplies and financial support enabled us to make an impact in several areas including Moore and Shawnee, Okla.
We thank several organizations for their support including WTRE, Napoleon State Bank, Double D Trucking (Gary Davis, owner), Keith Crum of Crum Trucking, Brian Moelller, the Lion's Club, Amteck Corporation, and the support from the Presbyterian Church, Kingston Presbyterian Church, Nazarene Church and First Baptist Church in addition to so many individuals who gave extensively.
We are so appreciative of all that was donated to help the tornado victims in Oklahoma.
We are blessed to be a part of this community.
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The Windjammer food was of great quality with many fresh fruit selections, a continuous variety of comfort food, fast food and various ethnic dishes. The staff were quick to clear and clean a table of those who had departed.
The main dining room experience was second to none. Each night we had delicious meals and a variety of healthy alternatives as well. The salmon and lamb dishes were terrific. The vegetable lasagna was tasty and each night there were offerings of hot and chilled soups that were properly prepared.
For snacks and light offerings of sandwiches, the two spots on the Promenade were great, even the room service was not only punctual but good food.
Our stateroom attendant Marco was jovial and did a good job. Our waiter Luis and assistant waiter Ramon were the consummate staffers committed to good service and friendly treatment.
The shows were fun and professional, we enjoyed the juggler comedian Pete Matthews and the singer.
The size of the ship was amazing considering how many children were on board, but they all seem very well supervised and had a great array of activities to keep them busy. This is the ship a family should take a trip on.
The excursions were of good value, especially the trip from La Coruna to Campisto Santiago to see the Cathedral where St. James is buried.
We were lucky enough to walk into Tenerife right at the time that a Good Friday procession complete with music was marching through the streets in memory of the Stations of the Cross.
We enjoyed having Mass on the ship on both Palm Sunday and Easter with Father Tim. Those who find fault with this ship should skip the next sailing and leave the seas happy for the rest of us.


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It's safe to say that the local Knights of Columbus council at St. Cecilia Catholic Church engages in the latter variety.
Several times a year the group fires up its open-air cooking facility for fundraisers that turn out hundreds of Boston butts and slabs of ribs for barbecue fans who come from far and wide.
A typical event might see 250 ribs and 150 butts grilled and smoked during an intense two-day production schedule that sends clouds of hickory smoke rising from its location just off Highway 195.
"We've been doing it for 15 years now," says member David Zorbini, "and people tell us they're pretty pleased with what we do."
The facility resembles the floor of a small factory, with rows of charcoal grilling surfaces along each side and two rows of hulking Texas smokers on the center aisle that are roughly the size of Volkswagen Beetles.
"The smokers take 12 or more hours," says Pete Parrish. "Usually we put the butts on at around 6 p.m. A couple of guys stay overnight to keep the temperatures right, and then we take the meat off at 8 or 9 the next morning. Between 4 and 5 in the morning we start the ribs, which usually take four to six hours. The ribs are a lot more work, because they require turning."
The chefs rely more on experience than on protocol, according to Parrish.
"It's kind of like a mother cooking turkey and dressing. We don't have recipes, but it's trial and error until it comes out right and everybody likes the result. If it tastes good, it works."
"We're always open to new ideas," says Frank Leurck. "Somebody says, 'Let's try this,' and if it works well we do it again."
"The basic principle is 'low and slow,' adds Phil Schumacher. "We could probably cook quicker if we had to, but this way just tastes better."
Zorbini credits member Nathan Bennett, who passed away recently, with introducing the group to the fine points of the "Texas smoker" concept, which is significantly different than grilling.
Smokers have a "fire box" at one end that propels heated hickory smoke under and across the meat on the racks.
"With the fire in one place and the meat in another," says Schumacher, "you can't really burn it, and you don't have to worry about the dripping causing flare-ups."
"You can buy smaller size smokers and I'm sure they do a good job," Zorbini says, "but our system here is hard to duplicate at home."
Still, some of the group's grilling techniques carry over for backyard barbecue enthusiasts, according to Robert Rigsby: "Some people are charcoal purists," he says, "and some say you get a different taste when you cook with gas. Charcoal adds a good flavor to the meat, but you can also flavor it with different kinds of chips. We generally use hickory, or some kind of hardwood, but we've also used different fruit woods at various times that can add a nice little taste."
Small nuances, big taste
"Some people let their wood age for a long period of time. If you use green wood, it tends to give you a stout, strong bark [a term meaning the crust of the finished meat] with more smoke in the wood. What it comes down to is a lot of little nuances that can make a big difference in the taste."
"I started watching barbecue shows on TV a while back," says Zorbini, "and what strikes me is that the experts all have different ways to do it. And the regions have their own sauces. But the main thing is that whatever you and your family like is what matters."
What customers like most about the group's Boston butts is the texture, the members agree.
"When you see guys with gloves taking the butts off the smoker, it's kind of like they're sneaking up and cradling it," says Zorbini, "and you wonder, 'Why is he babying that thing?' But if you grab it, the meat's so tender that it falls to pieces inside the foil."
"People tell us what they really like," Parrish adds, "is when they set their meat on the kitchen counter and it delicately comes apart for serving."
No shortage of smoke
Despite the first-rate facility and its good ventilation, the group's production schedule on an event day is no walk in the park.
"It's hard work, and it gets very, VERY smoky," says Parrish. "You can go home and shower and you still smell smoky. It can take several days to get the scent out of your hair."
"It's usually pretty hot for Memorial Day and Labor Day," Schumacher says, "so we need fans. Then for SEC football and the Super Bowl we need heat. I remember one time, we cooked with snow on the ground."
But the Knights' hard work pays off when they see the proceeds go to the charities that benefit from it—Equines Assisting Special Individuals (EASI), the Mountain Eagle's Christmas Shoe Fund, Hope Clinic, and many more.
"It's really heartwarming," says Leurck, "when we go to deliver a check to somebody and see the kinds of work they do, all the people that they help. It gives me goosebumps."
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Intense glacial erosion of the St. Elias range in Alaska has led to a structural response from deep within the mountain, according to recent real-world data collected in part by researchers at Virginia Tech. The findings support decades of model simulations of mountain evolution and a climate's impact on the distribution of deformation associated with plate tectonics.
The St. Elias range is formed by the North American plate pushing material up as it overrides the Pacific plate. Glaciers then wear down the material. One million years ago, glacial conditions became more intense, creating larger and more erosive ice streams that changed the shape and evolution of the mountains. The process continues today, resulting in the particularly active and dramatic St. Elias "orogen" — geologists' word for mountains that grow from the collision of tectonic plates.
James Spotila, associate professor of geology in the Department of Geosciences in Virginia Tech's College of Science, and Aaron L. Berger, a Ph.D. graduate of the geosciences department, collaborated with researchers as part of the National Science Foundation-funded St. Elias Erosion-Tectonics Project (STEEP).
Berger and Spotila led the land-based erosion research team and braved the St. Elias mountain range over many years to collect physical evidence. They have been dropped in remote and dangerous locations by helicopter to place instruments and collect samples to determine bedrock cooling rates and sedimentation. Their findings were published in Geology, an earth science journal, in July 2008. Their research was also published, with co-authors from STEEP, in the journal Nature Geosciences in October 2008.
Spotila explains, "If you push snow with a plow, it will always pile up in front of the plow with the same shape," called the Coulomb wedge. The increased glacial erosion across the top of the wedge of the past million years pushed the orogen to a tipping point as it struggled to maintain its wedge shape.
"Rock faulting and folding has become more intense beneath the large glaciers as the orogen internally deforms to adjust to the focused erosion," Spotila said. "Some faults, which previously responded to the push of the plow or tectonic plate, relocated to respond to the accelerated erosion."
The research showed how a change in climate led to a change in the way the motion of tectonic plates is accommodated by structural deformation within the orogen, Spotila said.
"It is remarkable that climate can have such a profound impact on tectonics and the behavior of the solid earth," Spotila said.
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BOSTON -- The Northeastern Huskies are back in the Beanpot Championship.
Freshman Kevin Roy picked the right time for his first-career hat trick as he tallied a late strike in the third period to put the game away and pick up a 3-2 win over the No. 11/13 Boston University Terriers in the opening semifinal of the 61st annual tournament on Monday night at the TD Garden.
With the victory, Jim Madigan becomes the first Northeastern coach in his second year behind the bench to lead the Huskies to the title game. It also marked NU's first Beanpot victory over the 29-time title-winning Terriers since 1988 - the year of its last tournament title.
The Huskies silenced the critics at the 15:22 mark of the final period, as rookie Kevin Roy completed a hat trick by whacking a loose puck out of the air from the side of the cage and by BU goaltender Matt O'Connor.
BU made things interesting with 1:11 left as junior Sahir Gill redirected a puck short side on NU's Chris Rawlings to make the score 3-2.
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Xen is a very powerful virtualization solution. In contrast to other options such as OpenVZ, it has the advantage of emulating a complete computer in a fashion similar to VMware. Xen is therefore capable of virtualizing guest operating systems other than Linux.
It is already possible to run NetBSD 4 as a Dom U on Linux or as a Dom 0 for Linux Dom U's without any major difficulties. The only issue is caused by NetBSD's lack of Physical Address Extension (PAE) support, which makes it more difficult to install Debian than it actually should be.
Considering the speed at which Xen and NetBSD developers are working to achieve a solution to this problem, you can expect rapid progress in the trend toward virtualizing different operating systems on the same hardware.
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By James Wright
Special to the NNPA from The Washington Informer
U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder said on Tuesday June 10 that the Justice Department supports a proposal to allow some people serving time in federal prison for nonviolent drug offenses to be eligible for reduced sentences.
The U.S. Sentencing Commission approved a proposal in April to significantly lower the base offense associated with various drug quantities involved in drug trafficking crimes. The Justice Department wants the revised sentencing guidelines to be retroactive for convicts without significant criminal histories and whose offenses did not include aggravating factors, such as the possession of a dangerous weapon or the use of violence.
"Under the department's proposal, if your offense was nonviolent, did not involve a weapon, and you do not have a significant criminal history, you would be eligible to apply for a reduced sentence in accordance with the new rules approved by the commission in April," Holder said. "Not everyone in prison for a drug-related offense would be eligible. Nor would everyone who is eligible be guaranteed a reduced sentence."
The commission will vote next month on whether the change, which is estimated to reduce the average sentence by 23 months, should be applied retroactively to those currently incarcerated.
Holder said a retroactive change "strikes the best balance between protecting public safety and addressing the overcrowding of our prison system that has been exacerbated by unnecessarily long sentences."
June 12, 2014
City News Service
With jurors declaring themselves hopelessly deadlocked, a judge declared a mistrial this week in a young man's lawsuit alleging Los Angeles County personnel at a youth detention camp in Malibu ignored signs of racial unrest prior to an outbreak of fighting that left him with brain injuries. Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Yvette Palazuelos issued her decision Monday June 9, after about two days of deliberations by the jury. The judge scheduled a final status conference for a retrial on Sept. 3. The plaintiff, Nathaniel Marshall, 24, will need lifelong care as a result of the injuries he suffered in a brawl involving Latinos and Blacks at Camp Miller, his lawyer, Michael Goldstein, told the jury May 14.
Marshall, who is Black, sued the county in February 2010, claiming he was pulled from his bunk at the camp and beaten on Nov. 1, 2008.
"This was a systematic breakdown that amounted to deliberate indifference," Goldstein said. "These kids at that camp were entitled to be protected."
Attorney Tomas Guterres, representing the county, told jurors that fights in detention camps cannot be eliminated. Such incidents "will occur," Guterres said.
"We can't eliminate all fights. It's the nature of the population."
Goldstein said staffers and his client warned camp personnel that a riot was about to break out, but no action was taken to prevent it. The complaint alleges the county failed to properly train and supervise the staff to make sure they reacted properly to the warnings. According to Goldstein, many of the probation officers at the camp blamed the outbreak of violence on a failure to properly discipline youths for fighting by sending them to court for violating their probation.
Goldstein said that in October 2007, the county changed the policy that previously allowed supervising probation officers to fill out forms on their own to send youths to court for fighting. The new procedure called for the filings to be approved by the director of Camp Miller, Goldstein said. The director, however, believed the policy change was meant to discourage camp personnel from sending youths to court for probation violations, Goldstein said. Additionally, camp managers wanted to use incentives rather than punishment to get youths to cooperate, Goldstein said.
Guterres said the Juvenile Court wanted the county to start disciplining wards on an individual basis.
"The only way to modify behavior is to adapt your response to that juvenile," Guterres said.
Goldstein used a diagram to show how Marshall, then 18, suffered an injury to the back of his neck. He said his client suffered strokes from the attack and today has an assortment of health issues, including epilepsy.
"He needs special care for the rest of his life and it's not inexpensive," Goldstein said.
June 12, 2014
By DAVID PORTER
Associated Press
A truck driver's lack of sleep is being blamed for the highway crash that injured Tracy Morgan and killed another comedian in New Jersey.
As Morgan recovered in a hospital, authorities said Monday that the truck driver who triggered the weekend crash hadn't slept for more than 24 hours before the accident.
Wal-Mart trucker Kevin Roper was expected to appear in state court Wednesday. It was unclear if Roper, of Jonesboro, Georgia, had retained an attorney. He remained free after posting $50,000 bond.
State police on June 10 released audio recordings from three 911 calls made after the accident. In one, a woman tells the dispatcher: "It's a terrible accident. The car flipped. It's on its side. It's two vehicles and a Wal-Mart truck."
Authorities said Roper apparently failed to slow for traffic ahead early on Saturday June 7 in Cranbury Township and then swerved to avoid a crash. Instead, they said, his big rig smashed into the back of Morgan's chauffeured limo bus, killing Morgan's close friend and fellow comedian James "Jimmy Mack" McNair and injuring Morgan and three other people.
Roper has been charged with death by auto and four counts of assault by auto. Under New Jersey law, a person can be charged with assault by auto if he or she causes injury after knowingly operating a vehicle after being awake for more than 24 hours.
According to the criminal complaint, Roper operated the truck "without having slept for a period in excess of 24 hours resulting in a motor vehicle accident." It doesn't specify the basis for that assertion.
The accident occurred in a chronically congested area of the New Jersey Turnpike where a five-year widening project is expected to be finished this year. A turnpike authority spokesman said two of three northbound lanes had been closed about a mile ahead of the accident for road work, which likely slowed traffic.
Spokesman Tom Feeney said turnpike officials haven't seen an increase in fatal accidents in the construction area, which stretches about 35 miles.
Morgan, a former "Saturday Night Live" and "30 Rock" cast member, was in critical but stable condition by June 9. His spokesman, Lewis Kay, said he faces an "arduous" recovery after surgery on his broken leg.
Morgan suffered a broken femur, a broken nose and several broken ribs and is expected to remain hospitalized for weeks, Kay said. Morgan's fiancee was with him at the hospital, he said.
Wal-Mart Stores Inc. President Bill Simon said the Bentonville, Arkansas-based company "will take full responsibility" if authorities determine its truck caused the accident.
Wal-Mart trucks have been involved in 380 crashes in the past two years, federal data show. The crashes have caused nine deaths and 129 injuries. The company has 6,200 trucks and 7,200 drivers, according to the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, and they drove 667 million miles last year.
Roper's truck was equipped with a system designed to slow its speed and notify him of stopped traffic ahead, a company spokeswoman said. It's unknown if the system was working.
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Federal regulations permit truck drivers to work up to 14 hours a day, with a maximum of 11 hours behind the wheel. Drivers must have at least 10 hours off between work shifts to sleep.
"Safety is the absolute highest priority for Walmart," it said in an emailed statement.
Safety advocates said they hope the accident will help their case.
"This is part of a systemic problem of having tired people driving at night and driving large trucks," said Henry Jasny, vice president of Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety.
But Dave Osiecki, vice president of the American Trucking Association, said no regulations can prevent a driver from making "bad choices."
Morgan, a New York City native, was returning from a standup performance at Dover Downs Hotel & Casino in Delaware when the crash occurred. Six vehicles were involved in the pileup, but no one from the other cars was injured.
Associated Press writers Joan Lowy in Washington, D.C., and Dee Ann Durbin in Detroit contributed to this report.
June 12, 2014
By SEAN MURPHY
Associated Press
The body of an Oklahoma inmate who died after a botched execution of what corrections officials have said was an apparent heart attack was returned from an independent autopsy without the heart or larynx, a state medical official said on June 9.
The Dallas County Medical Examiner's Office, which is conducting an independent autopsy on the body of inmate Clayton Lockett, retained the body parts, a practice that is not uncommon, said Amy Elliott, a spokeswoman for the Oklahoma Medical Examiner's Office.
"Oklahoma law reads that the Office of the State Medical Examiner can retain any kind of tissue or samples indefinitely," Elliott said. "And my understanding is it can be the same in Texas."
David Autry, Lockett's attorney, said a private doctor is working to complete a second autopsy and has asked Dallas County to preserve all evidence in the case, including the heart and larynx.
"I assume they retained those for additional testing, but we've asked them to preserve all the evidence," Autry said.
Lockett's body has been returned to his family and cremated, Autry said.
Dr. Amy Gruszecki, the medical director of American Forensics, a Dallas facility that conducts independent autopsies, said doctors conducting the autopsy likely found something specific with the heart and larynx that they wanted to further document.
"It's not completely unusual," Gruszecki said. "They might want to do some additional investigation or saw something that was very important to the diagnosis."
Lockett died after his April 29 execution was halted when prison officials noted the lethal injection drugs weren't being administered properly. The doctor inside the death chamber reported a single IV in Lockett's groin became dislodged and the lethal drugs went into his tissue or leaked out of his body.
Oklahoma was using a new three-drug method for the first time, and Lockett writhed on the gurney, gritted his teeth and attempted to lift his head several times before the state's prison director halted the execution. Lockett died anyway, about 43 minutes from what prison officials have said was an apparent heart attack.
Gov. Mary Fallin has ordered an investigation into Lockett's death, and the Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals has issued a six-month stay of execution for a second inmate who was scheduled to die on the same night as Lockett.
The Oklahoma Medical Examiner's Office will release the official cause and manner of Lockett's death after it receives the results of the autopsy from Dallas County, Elliott said.
Lockett, a four-time felon, was convicted of shooting 19-year-old Stephanie Nieman with a sawed-off shotgun and watching as two accomplices buried her alive in rural Kay County in 1999 after Nieman and a friend arrived at a home the men were robbing.


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June Juanico, early girlfriend
Thirty years after his death, on August 16, 1977, Elvis Presley still holds sway -- earning $42 million last year in marketing and product licensing, welcoming millions of visitors to Graceland, his Memphis home, and still popping up on the record charts now and then. But where the King of Rock and Roll proves most unforgettable is in the hearts of the women who loved and worked with him. Here, seven of them share their memories of the Elvis you never knew.June Juanico, early girlfriend
Elvis was the love of my life. I met him in the summer of '55, when he was just a regional star. I was 17 and he was 20. He had been in my hometown of Biloxi, Mississippi, several times before, and people said, "You need to see him," and I went on this one night. I thought he was the most gorgeous thing: big, dreamy eyes. Girls were screaming over him, and I'm just not that kind. I was passing by him, not even looking at him, and he reached through the crowd and grabbed my arm. He said, "Where are you going?"
What I remember most about that night was sitting in his car outside my house, just talking, while my mother kept an eye out to see what I was doing. The first thing I said was, "What is your real name?" I had never heard of a name like Elvis. And he said, "What do you mean my real name? My name is Elvis Aaron Presley." We sat there until the sun came up at 6 a.m. He was shocked because my parents were divorced. He thought marriage was a lifelong thing, and when he got married, it was going to be forever. And he told me all about his twin who was dead at birth. I'd never met anybody quite like him.
We got so wrapped up in kissing on our very first date -- nothing too sloppy, it was just marvelous -- a little pecking here and there, a nibble here and there, then a serious bite.
But I didn't hear from him for a while after that. It turned out he was calling and my older brother wasn't bothering to tell me. Finally, he said, "Some guy with a hillbilly accent called."
For the one and a half years I dated him, our relationship remained chaste. He was just very tender and considerate. We spent so much time together, and we started talking about marriage. Mrs. Presley liked me. She saw me as domestic and wise for my young years. She was always telling me that Elvis needed someone to take care of him.
But Elvis was becoming more famous, and [manager] Colonel Tom Parker wanted him linked with actresses and Vegas showgirls. Of course, Elvis liked legs that went on for days, and he brought one of those showgirls home for Christmas in '56. That did it for me. I decided to marry someone else. And Elvis said the Colonel said we couldn't get married, that he wouldn't dare do that to the Colonel.
The next time I saw him was in a movie theater in Memphis in the early '60s. I went down the row behind him and tapped him on the back, and he turned around and our eyes just locked. He got up and put me in a death grip. One of his guys ran over because he thought someone was abusing Elvis. But Elvis was holding on to me. Priscilla was sitting next to him, and she was very gracious. She kept her eyes glued to the screen.
In August 1977, my mother was at my house. I had laid down for a nap, and when I came out of my bedroom my mother was looking at me really strange. Finally, she said, "June!" She had tears in her eyes. She said, "I just heard on the television that Elvis Presley has died." I looked at her and said, "That can't be! That can't be!" I went over to the television and fell to my knees in front of it. I couldn't breathe. I honestly think if my mother had not been with me, I might have died. In my heart, I always thought Elvis and I would be together somewhere down the road. I was married for 36 years, and I've got two beautiful children and beautiful grandchildren. I've been blessed in many ways. But I have just never been able to stop loving Elvis.


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Zippy Chicken Enchiladas Recipe
- 1 can (16 ounces) refried beans
- 10 flour tortillas (8 inches), warmed
- 1 can (10-3/4 ounces) condensed cream of chicken soup, undiluted
- 1 cup (8 ounces) sour cream
- 3 to 4 cups cubed cooked chicken
- 3 cups (12 ounces) shredded cheddar cheese, divided
- 1 can (15 ounces) enchilada sauce
- 1/4 cup sliced green onions
- 1/4 cup sliced ripe olives
- Shredded lettuce, optional
- Spread about 2 tablespoons of beans on each tortilla. Combine soup and sour cream; stir in chicken. Spoon 1/3 to 1/2 cup down the center of each tortilla; top with 1 tablespoon cheese.
- Roll up and place seam side down in a greased 13-in. x 9-in. baking dish. Pour enchilada sauce over top; sprinkle with the onions, olives and remaining cheese.
- Bake, uncovered, at 350° for 35 minutes or until heated through. Just before serving, sprinkle lettuce around enchiladas if desired. Yield: 10 servings.
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I have made this a couple times and it's very good. I usually shred my chicken and then add some chopped onions and a can of green chilies to the chicken. I also use the green enchilada sauce, but that's just personal preference.
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This was REALLY good and creamy. I love chicken so using it to make these was better and I think healthier than beef.
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NFC East Spin cycle: Three-team race in NFC East
The NFC East is a logjam at the top: The Redskins, Cowboys and Giants are all at 8-6 with two weeks left to settle things.
Brown's offseason goal: Hang on to the ball
Eagles RB Bryce Brown has shown some impressive flashes, but his lack of ball control is disconcerting.
Opportunistic Bengals defense crushes Eagles
An opportunistic defense forced five turnovers, including Wallace Gilberry's fumble-return TD, and the Bengals beat the Eagles 34-13.
Eagles disappoint and Colts surprise in 2012
The PFW staff voted on its most disappointing and surprising teams of 2012, and the Eagles and Colts came out on top.
Eagles place DT Patterson on reserve list
The Eagles placed DT Mike Patterson on the reserve/non-football injury list and promoted FB-TE Emil Igwenagu from the practice squad.
Eagles might have QB to build around
Eagles rookie QB Nick Foles' late-game heroics — and eight straight quality quarters of football now — have the team thinking it might have something.
NFC East Spin cycle: Clean sweep as race thickens
The NFC East remains a three-way race with all four teams winning Sunday. David Wilson had a record day in the Giants' win.
Foles leads Eagles to thrilling win over Buccaneers
Nick Foles threw a pair of touchdown passes in the final four minutes, as Philadelphia rallied to beat the Buccaneers 23-21 and end an eight-game losing streak.
Foles, Cousins join in on rookie QB fun
Kirk Cousins and Nick Foles are the two latest rookie-QB phenomenons; plus, are Norv Turner, Ron Rivera and Andy Reid too late?
NFC East Spin cycle: Eagles' defense needs major overhaul
The NFC East race is officially on after the Cowboys beat the Eagles Sunday night and the Redskins took down the Giants on Monday.
Eagles fire Washburn
The Eagles announced early Monday morning that they have relieved defensive line coach Jim Washburn of his duties.
Romo sets franchise record in Cowboys' win over Eagles
Tony Romo threw three touchdown passes to break Troy Aikman's career franchise record, and the Cowboys beat the Eagles 38-33 on Sunday night.
What Babin's release means for Eagles' future
The Eagles' release of DE Jason Babin is murky on some levels, crystal-clear on others. But either way you look at it, the move had major ramifications.
Eagles QB Vick not cleared to practice
Eagles QB Michael Vick did not pass his imPACT test on Wednesday and will not be cleared to practice on Thursday, the team's website reported.
Wednesday's 60-second rant: Eagles demise began with Washburn hiring
Things started going downhill for Andy Reid and the Eagles when they hired DL coach Jim Washburn before hiring a defensive coordinator.
Despite restructuring Michael Vick's contract and signing Dennis Dixon, the Philadelphia Eagles aren't shopping Foles and would want a first- or second-round pick to even consider it, a person familiar with the team's plans told The Associated Press on Friday.||||||| The person, speaking on condition of anonymity because the Eagles won't publicly discuss trade rumors, said new coach Chip Kelly and the front-office brass "haven't discussed trading Foles with any team." Foles was selected in the third round with the 88th overall pick in the 2012 NFL draft. The Eagles "absolutely" rate his value higher than that because of his success as a rookie, the person said.
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Foles has a broken right hand, and coach Andy Reid said Michael Vick will likely start against the New York Giants in Sunday's season finale.||||||| Reid said Monday that Foles broke his throwing hand in the second quarter of a 27-20 loss to Washington, but returned to the game after X-rays at the stadium were negative. An MRI taken on Monday revealed a hairline fracture, Reid said. Reid added because it's a non-displaced fracture, Foles should be 100 percent in about three weeks.
Foles completed 32 of 48 for 345 yards, with one touchdown and one interception in the Eagles' loss to Washington on Sunday.||||||| It was Foles' second 300-yard passing performance in three games.
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LEBANON, OH (FOX19) - A Warren County judge has ruled that prosecutors in the third trial for Ryan Widmer do not have to disclose the identity of a mystery witness.
Widmer is accused of killing his wife, Sarah, in 2008. A conviction during his first trial was overturned due to juror misconduct and his second trial ended in a hung jury.
On Tuesday, Warren County Common Pleas Judge James Flannery listened to arguments to decide if prosecutors should have protected the identity of a new mystery witness who will testify that Widmer confessed to killing his wife.
Prosecutors say the protected the witness' identity for safety reasons.
Judge Flannery said in his ruling that prosecutors stated reasonable grounds that disclosure of the witness' identify could compromise his or her safety.
"The Court's ruling here is very limited to only a determination of whether or not the prosecuting attorney abused her discretion in certifying nondisclosure pursuant to Criminal Rule 16(D). The Court finds that she did not and therefore denies the request to disclose the identity at this time," the ruling reads.
Prosecutors will have to identify the witness when the trial begins.
Widmer's third trial, which is scheduled to begin next week.
The defense also filed two motions on Tuesday. The first motion claims that on Dec. 29, 2010, the prosecution provided the defense with recordings of 450 telephone calls made by Widmer while he was in jail. The 450 calls equaled 113 hours of audio. The defense claims they weren't given enough time to review all the calls in preparation for trial.
The second motion was an order permitting the cross examination of the prosecution's lead witness, Det. Jeff Braley. The defense claims Braley lied on his job application about his schooling and previous work history. Braley says the application was altered, however earlier this month, findings from the Ohio Bureau of Identification and Investigation determined Braley filled out and signed the application.
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Nominations sought for Community Champions, Outstanding Youth awards
Henrico Area Mental Health & Developmental Services and the Henrico Too Smart 2 Start Coalition are seeking nominations for the 2012 Community Champions and Outstanding Youth Awards.
The Community Champions Award salutes adult volunteers and professionals for work to build a healthy community for young people through a variety of prevention and education programs. Previous honorees have worked to reduce risk factors for youth and helped them develop skills to become productive citizens.
The Outstanding Youth Award recognizes young people who provide exemplary service to an individual, agency or the community without compensation. Previous honorees have raised money for charitable causes, volunteered for nonprofit organizations and tutored at schools. To be considered, nominees must live in Henrico County, be enrolled in school and be age 12 to 18 as of Jan. 1, 2013.
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The Sandston Rotary Club recently donated $1,000 to the Sandston YMCA for its Bright Beginnings program, which helps provide children in need with school supplies for the new school year. > Read more.
Author, child abuse survivor to speak at Henrico event
To help celebrate twenty years of service to advocating for abused and neglected children in Henrico County, Henrico Court Appointed Special Advocates, Inc. (CASA) will host an evening with bestselling author K.L. Randis on Tuesday, Aug. 26, from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at Belmont Recreation Center in Lakeside.
Randis is best known for her bestselling novel, Spilled Milk, which tells her painful – but ultimately triumphant – personal story of abuse and of child abuse prevention. The book is her first novel.
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The Ambassador of the Philippines to the United States Jose L. Cuisia, Jr. attended the Ninth Annual Filipino Festival at Our Lady of Lourdes Church earlier this month. Cuisia (pictured above with festival performers) was welcomed by County Manager John Vithoulkas and Brookland District Supervisor Dick Glover (below) at the church, which is located in Lakeside.
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5:31 p.m. - Mike Thurman, 110 S.E. 13th St., reported vandalism to his son's bike.
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PITTSBURGH (AP) - Garrett Jones knows he doesn't fit the typical description of a player who bats second.
The 6-foot-4 Jones hit a career-high 27 homers last year for the Pirates and spent most of his time batting cleanup. Pittsburgh manager Clint Hurdle says moving Jones to second allows him to see more fastballs ahead of All-Star Andrew McCutchen in the third spot.
The decision to move up Jones to means Neil Walker will start the season hitting sixth. Walker split most of his time last season between the Nos. 2 and 5 slots in the batting order.
Walker had 1 of Pittsburgh's three hits in an opening day 3-1 loss to Chicago while went Jones went 0 for 4. The teams play again Wednesday night.
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