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For local families looking for a day camp experience, prepare for a fun-filled week of outdoor adventure at Bryant Pond! Our Day Camp will challenge young people to reach their fullest potential through paddling, hiking, outdoor exploration, and teambuilding. On a typical day, campers arrive at 8:00 a.m., meet their instructors and head off for a teambuilding session at the ropes course, followed by a Pond Study lesson. After lunch in the Dining Hall, Day Campers paddle out into the cove for a canoe safety lesson. A Primitive Skills demonstration at campfire circle followed by group reflection time finishes the day and parents can pick up at 4:30. Other activities include Arts and Nature, Wildlife Study, tracking, hiking, and bird-watching.
New for 2014, our older day campers are now able to enjoy all of the adventures of day camp, and then on Thursday, join us for a one-night overnight camp experience, complete with a cookout and campfire! Friday continues to be a full day of fun with a closing ceremony at 3:30p.m.
Chickadee ages 6-7:
6/23/14 – 6/27/14
6/30/14 – 7/4/14
8/18/14 – 8/22/14 Session FULL
King Fishers ages 8-9:
6/23/14 – 6/27/14
6/30/14 – 7/4/14
8/18/14 – 8/22/14 Session FULL
Hawks ages 10-12:
6/23/14 – 6/27/14 optional Thursday overnight
8/18/14 – 8/22/14 optional Thursday overnight Session FULL
Cost: $225.00
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ALTUS Okla_ The lingering
drought has forced the City of Altus
to look at some drastic measures when it comes to water rationing.
Altus's main water
source, the Tom Steed Reservoir in Kiowa
County, has dried up so
much that it's now just 37% full. Next Tuesday, the Altus city council will decide whether to
impose water restrictions.
However, Councilman
Rick Henry said there is another solution. It lies in underground water wells
and pipes that run in the southern part of the city.
He said even
though the lake is only 37% full, water officials say that's enough to last
three more years. That's assuming there's no significant rainfall during that
time. So he believes that's plenty of time to work on an alternate source.
"Before we
had the water treatment plant and got water from Tom Steed," Henry said. "We
had wells south of town, and that's where the primary water came from."
Once the
reservoir was built, the city stopped using the water wells. However, they
built a pipeline from those wells to Texas,
in order to sell that water to towns there. Councilman Henry believes the time
is now right for Altus
to tap back into those wells for their own use.
"Now we
reverse that," Henry said. "We sell water to people south of town, but we can
very easily lay another pipeline down to continue to sell to people south of
us. It will reverse the flow in our major pipeline to bring water up."
He said both
the well water and surface water from Tom Steed will create better quality of
water for residents.
"The water
that we have has too much organic matter dissolved in it," Henry said. "So,
that type of water does not work well with our plant. We're actually treating
it a little bit before putting it in the clarifier. We're doing some treatment
before we put it into the plant. When you blend it, you've already started the
process of what we're doing now with the clarifier."
His only
concern would be finding the money to do this. He said it's important the city
does find it.
"We have
some economic activity happening now finally," Henry said. "We can bring some
jobs to town. It's very positive. We have momentum on our side, the last thing
I want to do is tell these people 'Oh, by the way, we don't have any water for
Councilman Henry
said right now, he's looking at funding from the Oklahoma Water Resources Board,
but that's just one option. He was not able to offer an estimate of how much
that pipeline project might cost.
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To a much greater extent than Gods and Monsters, a film based on the last days of Frankenstein auteur James Whale, the new film Shadow of the Vampire delves into the making of a horror classic. German director F. W. Murnau's Nosferatu, produced in 1922, was the first cinematic version of Bram Stoker's Dracula, and retains its reputation as possibly the best. Murnau was a meticulous artist who obsessively pursued authenticity even in the most outlandish of contexts. Starring in his Nosferatu was little-known actor Max Schreck, whose appearance as Count Orlock (rights to the Dracula name were never obtained) was marked by long claw-like fingers, a bald pate, pointy ears, and a pair of up-front fangs.
It is the fanciful conceit of Shadow of the Vampire screenwriter Steven Katz and director E. Elias Merhige that Schreck was a true bloodsucker who had been contracted by Murnau in his quest for realism. Merhige stopped a little short of that in casting Schreck/Orlock - he got Willem Dafoe, who merely looks the part. The film, which Lions Gate released at the end of 2000, also stars John Malkovich as Murnau.
Shadow of the Vampire mixes actual footage from Nosferatu with recreations of those scenes as they were filmed. But there was no question of coming up with exact replicas of the original settings, which ranged across Germany and Eastern Europe. "I've no idea if the locations for the original film survive," says production designer Assheton Gorton. "I mean, an entire war has been fought there since. We got as close as we could to the original designs. But because of the budget and where we were working, it doesn't really bear a resemblance. It's just that it was shot and printed to make it seem like it does."
For economic reasons, Shadow of the Vampire was filmed entirely in Luxembourg, a country whose young movie industry offers tax incentives to attract production. "They do have a lot to offer," says Gorton. "Their production side is very efficient, and they are building stages. But one of the problems was getting props and dressing; anything really problematical would have to come from Munich, Paris, or London. And we were just unable to find anywhere that looked the same, for instance, for the exterior of Orlock's castle."
The production ended up using Vienden Castle, a medieval structure restored in the 19th century that didn't match the one in Murnau's film but filled the bill for selective quoting of scenes. "The budget on the sets was minimal," says Gorton, who worked with much greater resources on his other recent project, 102 Dalmatians. "Anything that took more than two or three days to build, you couldn't afford it. We had a couple of studio stages, just sheds basically, and some other sets, like Orlock's dining room, we recreated in the crypt of Vienden Castle."
Gorton gave little thought to the fact that his designs would sometimes be seen in black and white. "I like to keep my own colors on the set fairly monochromatic," he says. "This allows the actors and costumes a background against which to work." In addition, Caroline de Vivaise's costumes were "much better able to match the original film."
As was Dafoe's makeup, of course. Yet according to Amber Sibley, prosthetics makeup artist for the actor, "It was designed to be more part of Willem, to maintain Willem's face within it, rather than just to copy the Nosferatu makeup." Sibley was in charge of applying Dafoe's makeup, which was designed by Pauline Fowler and sculpted by Julian Murray of Animated Extras in England. But it was Sibley whose relationship with Dafoe was key in the process.
The foam latex makeup, which consisted of a bald piece that covered the actor's head from his eye sockets to the back of his neck, a nose, ear pieces, two front teeth slotted over his real teeth, plus bits of hair and 2" nails, took three hours to apply and about half that time to remove. "Because of the film stock, I had to make sure not to leave any of his natural warm skin tone coming through the makeup," says Sibley. "I used the Pax paint that I put over the foam pieces over his face as well. And then I used greasepaint on top of that." On the hands, "I highlighted the tendons, and shaded between the fingers to elongate them, so they look spidery. Willem's got perfect hands for it, and he held them beautifully." As for the teeth, "we had two different types - one for normal use, and then what we called frenzy teeth, longer teeth for when he gets excited.
"He's got a fantastic face, with wonderful bone structure," Sibley says of Dafoe, pointing out one difference between Shadow of the Vampire and Murnau's film: "The actual Nosferatu is quite cartoony, with his pointy ears. Willem's a much more realistic, much more natural type of vampire."
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Compact Vector Signal Generator accelerates production tests.Rohde & Schwarz GmbH & Co , -
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Digital Oscilloscope leverages measurement and analysis tools.Rohde & Schwarz GmbH & Co , -
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BATESVILLE — Seven teen bands representing talent from five southeastern Indiana schools will take the Batesville Middle School old gym stage Saturday, April 28, to compete for top honors in the eighth annual Batesville High School Battle of the Bands sponsored by the BHS Music Boosters.
Doors open at 6:45 p.m. The public is invited to attend from 7-11 p.m. Admission is $5.
The bands will play music from a variety of genres, including punk, metal, alternative and classic rock, reports organizer Ann Edwards.
Each band will have 20 minutes to play for the audience and a panel of judges who will score each group based on musicianship, stage presence, originality, organization and crowd reaction.
The top three groups will be awarded cash prizes thanks to the generous support of many area businesses and individuals. The first place band also will get the opportunity to perform a live acoustic set on Cincinnati station Class X Radio 88.9, which features local musicians.
The BHS Music Department fundraiser "is a great opportunity for these young musicians to get their band out of the garage and onto the stage performing for their friends and classmates."
Bands are listed in the tentative order in which they will be performing. Uncommon Wealth: Ricky Baker, Gabe Johnson, Levi Allen and Adrian Apagie, representing Lawrenceburg, East Central and South Dearborn high schools; Regiment 115: Nick Woolwine, Chris Garlatti, Anthony Back and Evan Zacarias, ECHS; last year's winning band, A-Train: Craig Fullenkamp, BHS, and Austin Lee and Sean Kaiser, ECHS; No Limit: Andrew Turpen, Evan Prunty, Evan Hawkins, Brian Farrell and Stanley Fryman, BHS.
Also, Minutemen: Trent Eliason, Shawn Kiernan, Ryan Clark and Nick Hudson, LHS; Bluey Moon and the Starry Sky: Justin Edwards, Zach Schornick, Seth Parker, Jake Roper and Tori Roper, BHS; and Gaige Wintz, Jacob Schebler and Dakota Laker, BHS, and John Ronnebaum, Oldenburg Academy.
The winning band will be announced at about 10:15 p.m. and will take the stage for an encore immediately following.


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Beautiful oceanfront condo on the 5th floor which was remodeled in 2009. This includes 2 queen beds, a "click-click" couch (see attached photos) that sleeps 2, full kitchen, new 2009 18c.u. foot refrigerator, electric stove & microwave, dining table with 4 chairs, new AC unit, remodeled full bath with new tiled floor. New 2010 balcony offers the most beautiful oceanfront views up & down Daytona Beach along with views of the Mickey Mouse style pool and D.J. Hut for daytime entertainment and a 2009 LCD Flat Screen TV with the CD/DVD and videogame player. Feel free to bring your own play station, Xbox, etc. On occasion you can see the dolphins at play.
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There are three pools, an olympic size, indoor heated pool & kiddie pool. A Tiki bar with live entertainment. Hammocks to lie on and rocking chairs under a thatched roof to look out at the ocean which doubles as a D.J. Hut for daytime entertainment. Access to the World Famous Daytona Beach. There is a 9 hole mini-golf course and shuffelboard court. A breakfast cafe, a polynesian luau/dinner show. A gift shoppe and game area. Plenty of free parking.
In the summertime months you and your family will be able to enjoy Dive-In movies with popcorn and soft drinks availabe for $1.00 a piece. JOIN THE FUN !!!
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NEW ORLEANS - The Warehouse District captured a spot on Forbes.com's recently released list of the 10 hippest neighborhoods in America.
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"The San Francisco-based startup Nextdoor.com helped us dig through data on more than 250 neighborhoods in the biggest U.S. cities. We assessed each area's walkability according to Walkscore.com; the number of neighborhood coffee shops per capita (with some help from NPD Group's report); the assortment of local food trucks (and their ranking according to Zagat's); the number and frequency of farmers markets; the selection of locally owned bars and restaurants; and the percentage of residents who work in artistic occupations. We also factored in Nextdoor's Neighborhood "Hipness" Index, which is based on how often words associated with hipness (for example art, gallery, designer, musician) appeared on each Nextdoor neighborhood's site pages, and Nextdoor conducted a survey in which members sounded off on their communities.
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---- — The famed "3" returned to NASCAR's Sprint Cup division in a fitting fashion with Austin Dillon claiming the pole position for Sunday's running of the Daytona 500.
The "3" was the number used by Dale Earnhardt Jr. to capture six NASCAR championships for Dillon's grandfather Richard Childress.
The return of the "3" was past due.
Known as "The Intimidator," Earnhardt helped take NASCAR to the next level on the nation's sports pages, building on the steps taken during the Richard Petty era of competition.
Tragically, Earnhardt died in a last lap crash in the 2001 Daytona 500 while protecting the win for Michael Waltrip.
The "3" has not been in Sprint Cup competition since that accident, so its return for the Childress-owned team and Dillon makes perfect sense.
There are slight changes in the color of the number.
With the Daytona 500 set for Sunday I'm going to predict that Ryan Newman, driving for Childress, is going to take the checkered flag. Newman has been fast in practice and knows how to use the draft.
It would be fitting for the South Bend native to win NASCAR's biggest race after being dumped by fellow Indiana native Tony Stewart from his racing team for 2014.
Former Pay Less Little 500 winner and racing legend Rollie Beale died Monday of congestive heart failure at a Toledo hospital.
Beale, 84, won the 1966 running of the Pay Less Little 500 at Anderson Speedway, starting the race on the outside of the front row. He took the lead on lap 301 and stayed in front for the final 199 circuits.
It was Beale's fourth start in the Little 500. He finished 22nd in 1961, eighth in 1964 and 12th in 1965 before recording the victory.
Beale was inducted into the Little 500 Hall of Fame in 2007.
"It's tough," Beale said of the Little 500 in 2007 during an interview with The Herald Bulletin. "There's nothing like it. You'll never find another race like it."
The Toledo native was a national sprint car champion, chief steward with USAC for 15 years and ARCA Commissioner over the years.
He won the 1973 USAC National Sprint Car champion, his 32 career USAC sprint wins and his Silver Crown accomplishments were highlights of his career. Beale was inducted into the National Sprint Car Hall of Fame in 1996.
Beale was a regular at Anderson Speedway during the annual Little 500 for many years after his victory.
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A standing ovation for Karl Rove quickly took a different turn at his visit to UMass Amherst Tuesday night.
Seconds into his speech, protestors starting screaming out every few moments, yelling things like "murderer".
Rove told them he'd be happy to answer their questions once his speech was done.
"Why don't you wait until the Q and A session and then we can talk about terrorism, OK?" Rove said to one protestor.
UMass Chancellor Kumble Subbaswamy even took the microphone at one point, noticeably upset at the outbursts.
Police eventually escorted protestors from the auditorium.
Before Rove took the stage, police were already out front of the auditorium, preparing for the group of protestors outside, holding signs saying "war criminal".
"He's a war criminal and we shouldn't be paying him and listening to him come here to speak, we should be doing a citizen's arrest," said Priscilla Lynch.
Rove was paid and invited by the UMass and Smith College Republicans clubs. They say the conservative voice is missing from campus.
"For conservatives on campus it's a nice change of pace and for liberals it's a nice chance to confront him," said UMass Republican Club member, Rocco Giordano.
And they did confront him.
"I think there's a lot of conservative intellects that they could bring to campus that don't have a record of being involved in a war that's killed over a million people," said protestor Jeff Napolitano.
Supporters defended Rove's visit.
"This being my third year here, it's clear to see how narrow-minded a lot of people on campus are. It's their way or no way," said junior Nick Lynch.
Rove was able to touch on topics like the deficit and President Barack Obama's healthcare policy.
He stayed to answer questions from students.
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Vienna News
Local news for Vienna, VA continually updated from thousands of sources on the web.
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Joint Meeting of AAUW and NVHC Sisterhood--Sept. 11
The Reston-Herndon Branch of the American Association of University Women and the Northern Virginia Hebrew Congregation Sisterhood invite members and the public to join us for an evening with Supervisor Cathy Hudgins.
Vienna 'WOW' House: Saltwater Pool, Theater Room
Looking for lots of room and custom touches in a stylish abode in Vienna? You'll find it at 8634 McHenry St. This five-bedroom, six-bath home is more than 8,000 square feet.
Uphill battle: Contract bid protest likely a losing process
Protested the exclusion of a small-business set-aside in a $200 million shared contract to supply tents and related support gear to the military.
Investor helps firm developing Strasburg land
A development firm can keep its land in Strasburg and continue searching for business prospects, thanks to a private investor.
Open Houses This Weekend in Vienna
Check back every week for a listing of the latest open houses scheduled in the area and new homes for sale.
Arts Roundup: The Sufi of Sarmust Edition
Anna Whiston-Donaldson of Vienna, Va., wrote a memoir about the loss of her son in a 2011 flash flood.
Twins born as micro preemies prepare for school
It's another ring off the countdown chain. Soon to be 1st graders Emily & Matthew McKinley are excited about the start of the Twins born as micro preemies prepare for school VIENNA, Va.
Mrs. Green's Natural Market No Longer Coming to Vienna
It appears as though Vienna's long wait to replace Magruders will continue. The hoped-for Mrs. Green's Natural Market will not be opening a store in the location, at 180 Maple Ave. W, as was planned, according to a company employee.
August 25, 2014 - New York Times: 'Traders Profit as Power Grid Is...
Traders at an obscure firm in Vienna, Va., and elsewhere are making millions of dollars cashing in on derivatives linked to congestion on the nation's electricity grid, The New York Times reported.
Student fundraiser makes big impact at Inova Loudoun
Lexi Graham and Geena May with Beamer the dog, at the ribbon cutting for the new play space at Inova Loudoun Hospital's pediatric emergency room waiting area.
Heroin dealer linked to McLean girla s death found guilty
The heroin dealer that prosecutors say was responsible for supplying a fatal dose of heroin to 16-year-old Emylee Lonczak of McLean last summer has been convicted.
Jilla s House story missed a few details
As a mother of a 10-year-old autistic son, I read with chagrin that you were promoting McLean Bible Church's Jill's House in this week's edition of Fairfax County Times ["Vienna-based Jill's House a welcome neighbor"].
Washington Technology announces 2014 Fast 50
OBXtek is the top firm on Washington Technology's Fast 50 list for the second year in a row.
Iraq: How religion could complicate U.S. intervention
Editor's note: Fahad Nazer is a terrorism analyst with JTG Inc , an analysis and intelligence company in Vienna, Virginia, that has government and private clients -- including defense companies in the U.S. and abroad.
If you have a question about mushrooms, Bart Minor is your guy. As the president and chief executive of the Mushroom Council for 16 years, he has a stunning depth of knowledge about edible fungi and an alarming enthusiasm about them.
Home of the Day: The Horse Whisperer
By Angela Mitchell, Agent Home of the Day is a new feature presented by the Washington Business Journal with Long & Foster and Christie's International Real Estate.
The little libraries that could
Like birds approaching an unfamiliar birdhouse, so do people dance around the wooden box in the front yard of Darla Haney's Vienna home.
Industrial park land up for sale
The Strasburg Commercial Development Company based in Vienna, Virginia, bought several parcels of land totaling 77 acres in the North Shenandoah Industrial and Business Park in 2008.
Vienna Community Center to Be LEED Silver
If all goes well, the new and improved Vienna Community Center will make its debut on its 50th anniversary in April 2016.
Can the West live with 'brutal' al Qaeda offshoot ISIS?
An Iraqi child walks through a displacement camp Saturday, June 28, in Khazair, Iraq.
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Despite rumors that he would meet with Tom Cable and fire him on Jan. 11, Raiders managing partner Al Davis has yet to make any such move and reports indicate the two men will have their highly anticipated discussion on Thursday. Arguably the team's most valuable player, P Shane Lechler, told PFW he strongly believes Davis should reconsider if he's leaning toward firing Cable, who led Oakland to a 5-11 record in his first full season on the job.
"I definitely am (watching closely)," Lechler, a five-time All-Pro, told PFW on Wednesday. "It may only be my opinion, but I think Tom Cable is a good guy for the job. He's got us headed in the right direction. There are a few players here and there that if we could switch out, we could do this. I really, really truly believe that he's the guy for the job and I would hate to see Al fire him."
Lechler, who, in 2009, came within three-tenths of a yard of breaking Sammy Baugh's record for gross punting average in a season, voiced concerns that other Raiders players seem to share concerning the lack of continuity at head coach.
"Hell, that would be seven or eight coaches for me heading into 11 seasons (if Cable is fired)," he said. "When you have instability at that position in your coaching staff and organization I just think that you can't put together anything. We've tried it. We've done it every which way you can. We fired a guy after one season, we fired a guy after a year and a half, and now if you fire another one, it's hard to gain that trust from the players' standpoint as far as what's right and what needs to be done."
Lechler wouldn't be pleased if Cable is dismissed, but he also said he has no doubt that Davis' intentions stem from a burning desire to right a sinking ship. Oakland has won five games or fewer in seven consecutive seasons.
"I know this — Al wants to win and wants to win bad, but as everybody across the league knows, you can't fix a team in one season," Lechler said. "The Bengals made a good run at it this year, but you can't do that in one season with a new head coach. It's just impossible.
PFW has launched its brand-new NFL Draft Newsletter series, with the second issue now ready for mailing. Produced by PFW's player personnel department under the direction of Nolan Nawrocki, the series consists of four information-packed issues. For more info or to subscribe — click here for PDF e-pub or here for print format.


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Updated Jun 15, 2012 - 3:19 pm
Joe Arpaio questions timing of new immigration policy
By KTAR Newsroom
Originally published: Jun 15, 2012 - 10:59 am
Originally published: Jun 15, 2012 - 10:59 am
Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio told CNN his first thoughts on the news of the new immigration policy were, "politics, timing, why now."
The new policy by the Obama administration will stop deporting and begin granting work permits to younger illegal immigrants who came to the U.S. as children and have since led law-abiding lives.
Arpaio said he will continue enforcing the illegal immigrants laws just as he always has.
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The temperature drop is bringing business to local heating and cooling companies. Leaders at one company say their phones have been ringing all day.
Wojo's Heating and Air employees stopped at more than 35 homes Friday as people called for furnace repairs and frozen pipe issues.
Employees are working long hours to keep up, but if you're having furnace issues you can check something at home before calling the experts.
"One of the first things they can do is make sure where the furnace pipe exits the home is clear of snow and debris and ice," said Chuck Westenbarger, operations manager at Wojo's. "If that plugs up, the furnace shuts off, so it doesn't cause dangerous problems. It's a safety thing."
Employees say they're bracing for even more repair calls next week as the temperatures continue to drop.
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The Word: Frances Bean Cobain picks a fight with Kendall Jenner
It was the battle of the next celebrity generation this week as Frances Bean Cobain, daughter of Curt Cobain and Courtney Love, went after Kim Kardashian's little sister Kendall Jenner, according to the Daily Mail.
After 17-year-old Kendall tweeted "Just wish it could be easier sometimes mann," Frances Bean soon responded, calling her "a f—king idiot."
"oh shh. There are kids on earth abandoned&homeless who forcibly drink contaminated water because clean water isn't accessible," Cobain tweeted.
Yesterday, Jenner defended herself to the daughter of grunge. "'I am aware that i am very privileged and blessed, and im thankful for that everyday, i know there are greater problems in the world," she tweeted, adding, "An individuals feelings are relative to the environment. You don't know me."
An impressively klassy response, Kendall.
Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour recently banned a number of celebrities from attending last week's Met gala, including Kendall's mom Kris Jenner and all the Real Housewives, according to Radar.
"Anna approves every star who enters and although she finally relented on Kim, she drew the line at Kris, who was desperate to attend," says a source.
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MONTPELLIER, France (AP) -- Tomas Berdych cruised past French qualifier Florent Serra 6-0, 6-2 Thursday to reach the quarterfinals of the Open Sud de France.
The top-seeded Czech had nine aces and broke Serra five times to set up a match against Nicolas Mahut of France, who beat sixth-seeded Florian Mayer 7-6 (3), 6-3.
Mahut jumped out to a 4-1 lead in the tiebreaker and took the first set when Mayer double-faulted. He then broke the German twice in the final set to clinch victory.


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Baby Bjorn, manufacturer of one of the world's most recognizable baby carriers, recently debuted its latest model: The Comfort Carrier. Look closely- yep, it's a Bjorn all right. But something is different. It looks like the original Baby Bjorn has had a makeover. Well, if you ask me- it's about time. I'm a huge fan […]
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Reuniting with Mudderakka
Novembre 12, 2013 by Sara D Wilson
In 2000, The Hunger Project's Annual Fall Gala launched a formal prioritization of Elected Women Representatives in India. That evening, we were honored to hear from one such empowered leader named Mudderakka who amazed all in attendance with her story of strength and resourcefulness. Thirteen years later, we reunite with the incredible Mudderakka.
Microfinance Program Staff Journal Entry: Afro-Optimism
Septembre 26, 2013 by Marina Litvinsky
Senior Microfinance Program Officer Sonia Rahal recently joined The Hunger Project and submits this journal entry about her first experience meeting colleagues and program partners in Africa. She responds directly to those who are pessimistic about African development and contends: "…the possibilities [in Africa] are indefinitely greater than what we can imagine." Read Sonia's entry.
Listen to Exec VP John Coonrod: Empowering Women at Every Level
Septembre 17, 2013 by Marina Litvinsky
Listen to John Coonrod, our Executive Vice President's, interview with the Green Hour, a weekly radio show covering health and sustainability out of Philadelphia, about The Hunger Project's work toward reaching the Millenium Development Goals and beyond.
Gender First
Septembre 5, 2013 by John Coonrod
The Hunger Project's Executive Vice President John Coonrod explains how gender discrimination is at the root of poverty and hunger and that country-specific gender analysis is crucial for real solutions. As originally published on Local First.
Citi Walk-Run-Bike Participant Steven Yong Contemplates Hunger and Thirst
Août 13, 2013 by Sara D Wilson
Right now, Citi employees around the world are banding together for a virtual event to walk, run or bike 100 kilometers in 100 days to raise $100,000 toward ending hunger and poverty in our world. Citi employee Steven Yong shares about truly understanding what it means to want for resources like food and water.
Citi Walk-Run-Bike Participant Gregg Morton Shares His Experience
Juillet 31, 2013 by Sara D Wilson
Right now, Citi employees around the world are banding together for a virtual event to walk, run or bike 100 kilometers in 100 days to raise $100,000 toward ending hunger and poverty in our world. Citi employee Gregg Morton shares about an inspiring day in the movement to end hunger!
New WHO Report Says Uganda Maternal Mortality Rates Down, Still Work to Do
Juillet 24, 2013 by Sara D Wilson
According to a recent report from the World Health Organization, maternal deaths in Uganda have been reducing at a rate of 5.1% every year over the last ten years. Titled "Countdown to 2015: maternal, newborn, and child survival," the report applauds the decline but seeks to remind the global community of the power of and work left to do in reducing maternal morality.
Turning the World 'Inside Out' in Malawi
Juillet 24, 2013 by Communications Intern
Among its many programs, The Hunger Project engages with communities around the world to achieve financial security. Financial security comes in many forms. One community that is, unfortunately, well acquainted with financial insecurity is the fishermen in Malawi. Today we feature a project called Inside Out -- an admirable cause working to empower and give a voice to this neglected population in a creative way.
Mexico's National Crusade Against Hunger
Juillet 17, 2013 by Bridget Barry
The Government of Mexico is pioneering a locally oriented social program to eradicate hunger called the National Crusade Against Hunger (the Crusade). Having submitted initial recommendations to influence its development, The Hunger Project-Mexico is eager to continue supporting the Crusade as it is implemented in all four of our program states.
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Big Moon Lake House in Turtle Lake
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- baths 2
- sleeps 10
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$ 1,350 - $ 1,350 / week
$ 4,200 - $ 4,200 / month
vacation rental description
One hundred foot Lake shore, level lot on Big Moon Lake. Many other lakes near-by. Great Fishing for Muskie, Pike, Bass and Panfish. New private boat dock and 12' aluminum boat and paddle boat included with rental. Public landing nearby at Big Moon Resort. Large laundry room provided. Queen size master bedroom and standard size guest room on main level. Twin room located in basement, as well as two double futons. Central air and heating. TV/DVD/VCR and video/DVD library. Five miles to St Croix Casino. Several golf courses nearby. Pontoon boat rental available through second party.
Large fire pit and BBQ grill.
Quiet and peaceful family get-a-way. See eagles, osprey, deer, otter, and beaver.
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property availability
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Last modified on 07-16-2014 at 2:00 PM.
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Sherry Braun
house rental amenities
Fire pit, Fish Cleaning House, and Storage shed are available for use, as well as a Charcoal BBQ, TV (2), DVD (2), VHS (1), Video Collection, Large Laundry Room, Full Kitchen with coffee maker, blender, four-slice toaster, all utensils imaginable, flatware, dishes, glasses and cups, microwave, large refrigerator with ice maker, bakeware, pots and pans, etc. All bed linens and pillows are provided, as well as bath towels, wash cloths, and hand towels. We also provide toilet paper, paper towels, and tissues.
You will need to bring your own personal items (toothpaste, etc.), paper plates and cups if you want them, and anything else you might want, such as bicycles, skateboards, lawn games, etc.
We also have some playing cards (amount seems to vary), jigsaw puzzles, DVDs and videos.
activities and attractions in Turtle Lake Wisconsin
Swimming, Fishing, Boating, Golf Nearby, Casino, Many other Lakes, Shopping/Antiquing, Restaurants, St. Croix Falls with River Activities, Shopping, Restaurant,s and a Winery just 25 miles away.
vacation rental rates
$225/night weekdays...$250/night weekends
$1350 per week (7 day minimum), Saturday to Saturday preferred.
Also, we prefer a maximum of 10 people, as the house can sleep exactly that. However if you have a party a bit larger, we will accommodate that at the rate of $50/per additional person per week, or $10/per night per person.
Sherry Braun
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Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Turtle Lake
- Casino/Restaurant
- Boating
- Golfing nearby
- St. Croix Recreation Area 25 miles away
- Theaters in St. Croix or Rice Lake
Top things to do on a budget
- Fishing
- Card Playing
- Lawn Games (Badminton)
- Swimming off the dock
- Paddle Boating/Tubing/Etc.
Top things to do with a family
- Watch Videos or DVDs
- Lawn Games
- Fishing
- Tubing
- Paddle Boating
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Keep track of all the pretty flowers you discover together
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Fisherman's Pumpkin Stout - Cape Ann Brewing Company
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Reviews by billybob:
3.25/5 rDev -12.9%
09-03-2013 18:03:05 | More by billybob
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North Carolina
3.81/5 rDev +2.1%
Pours into a becker a deep dark chocolate color with a nice creamy beige head that never really completely settles,just a nice creamy mass with a few broken rings of lace left behind.Aromas pumpkin pie spice,chocolate,and mild coffee roast.A fucll creamy feel in the mouth,it glides down very easy,cinnamon and nutmeg on the palate with roast playing a backup role,a little chocolate in the finish.It is just a tad sweet for me to be considered great but the feel is top notch and it has nice flavors.
10-04-2013 20:26:20 | More by oberon
4/5 rDev +7.2%
Dark brown pour with a half inch of light tan head on top. Holding the brew up to the light reveals a deep garnet red accent as well. Aromas start off with a mix of densely roasted dark malts that have a smoky hint colliding with spicy tones of cinnamon, nutmeg, sugar and anise. Notes of chocolate come through with a mild vegetal note of pumpkin.
First sip brings a rich dark malt upfront that brings along roasted chocolate accents and a subtle smokiness as well. It flows into spicy notes of cinnamon and nutmeg. A touch of coffee midway through along with pumpkin pie afterthoughts. Flows down a bit on the dry side with a lingering spicy/roasty aftertaste.
Mouthfeel is medium bodied with a somewhat punchy carbonation that races across the palate. Not as chewy as some other stouts, but that also makes it a bit easier to drink. Overall, I enjoy the spiciness of a pumpkin beer better in the format of a stout or porter personally, and wouldn't mind seeing more brews like this! Wish I had access to this when it is available. Thanks to Truh for leaving me this bottle.
12-11-2008 03:08:36 | More by orbitalr0x
New York
2.75/5 rDev -26.3%
09-29-2012 14:22:23 | More by csmartin6
1/5 rDev -73.2%
08-22-2014 16:46:24 | More by jcrane07
New York
3.88/5 rDev +4%
Presentation: It was poured from a brown 12oz bottle into a pint glass. The label has a nice description of the beer but there is no abv% or freshness date. Also of note the label does state that the Cape Ann Brewing Co. donates to the Northeast Seafood Coalition.
Appearance: The body has very dark brown, nearly black color with a small white head on top. In no time the small head is reduced to just a wispy thin layer of off white foam. Lacing is next to nothing with just a few slick spots of lace.
Smell: The aroma is that of a basic stout, dark roasted maltiness, with some modest pumpkin flesh notes and hints of spice.
Taste/Palate: There is a nice light cinnamon and nutmeg spice blended into a nice roasty/toasty stout base. Pumpkin notes are also present but subdued. The overall feel was medium bodied and a little bit light and very drinkable.
Notes: For me this beer was ok but I was looking for something to really stand out. I think I would like Cape Ann's Imperial Pumpkin Stout more but that's just a wild guess.
12-27-2010 19:44:59 | More by generallee
3.75/5 rDev +0.5%
11-15-2012 21:54:49 | More by VernonKell
Rhode Island
4.2/5 rDev +12.6%
My first pumpkin stout. Im not the biggest fan of spiced beers, but pumpkin + stout sounds really good.
Pours very dark with an excellent frothy head that goes nowhere. Smells of pumpkin, allspice, and roasted malt. Taste is initially all pumpkin, nutmeg, and allspice but then gives way to a nice roastiness and fades into the finish marrying each other. Fantastic. Mouthfeel is typical of a stout, ...maybe a little thin. medium dry finish. Extremely drinkable and one of the best pumpkin/spiced beers I have had.
09-29-2009 23:26:14 | More by Doomcifer
New York
3.8/5 rDev +1.9%
12 ounce bottle, no freshness info offered. Pours darkest of browns, moderate dark mocha head and more then just bits of lace left behind. Malty, roasty malt nose. Tasty stout, with ample roasted malts, light dark chocolate and equally light pumpkin notes mostly tasted towards the finish. Not being a big pumpkin beer fan, this one seemed to hit the right note on the amount of pumpkin flavor for me. Noticable but nowhere near overpowering. Nice fall beer
11-17-2009 00:06:30 | More by Billolick
4.33/5 rDev +16.1%
Growler filled at the Cape Ann Brewing Company Saturday, August 23, 2008. Review Wednesday, August 27, 2008.
Pours a solid black with tan head. Smells like pumpkin and malt, very rich and deep aroma. Taste is amazing, pumpkin, chocolate, malt. Yum. Very smooth drinking beer, slightest bit of alcohol at the end. Surprisingly smooth, goes down very easily.
Definitely worth trying if you can get your hands on it. Looking forward to finishing up my growler...and then refilling it.
08-27-2008 21:09:36 | More by fdrich29
4.25/5 rDev +13.9%
A huge thank you to Mike for a chance to try this brew....freshly filled today.
Pitch black with a full two fingers of creamy, tan head with an agressive pour.
Very inviting in the nose...not all pumpkin, although it takes up a lot of the aroma. Some nutmeg too...not a lot of roastiness, which is a good thing for the creative style.
Taste is fantastic...who would have thought this style could be so successful, but the folks at CA pull it off.
Add to the usual pumpkin flavors, a hint of anise, some chocolate with just a small dose of roasty flavor in the aftertaste.
Very clean...extremely drinkable. Mouthfeel is just thick enough to call itself a stout.
Abv is not detected one bit...dangerous if not careful.
The growler is shared w/ friends, and we are all very pleased with the results.
Glad to see this creation will find it's way to local bars and even sixers...will definitely look forward to this one every year.
09-13-2007 01:11:40 | More by warriorsoul
4.65/5 rDev +24.7%
Appearance: dark brown in color, 1/3 inch head, clear, moderate carbonation
Smell: pumpkin, cinnamon, pumpkin pie spice
Taste: pumpkin, pumpkin pie spice, burnt malt, dark chocolate
Mouthfeel: smooth, medium/heavy bodied, medium-high carbonation, sweet start, bitter middle with a sweet end
Drinkability: A wonderful combination of a stout beer and pumpkin. This I believe is the best/most interesting pumpkin beer I have had. You can taste way more than just pumpkin spices. I want to have several. This will be the beer I look forward to most in October.
11-02-2009 18:00:50 | More by tigg924
2.85/5 rDev -23.6%
Pumpkin Stout begins well, the nose smelling simultaneously of a rich, decadent pumpkin pie heavily spiced with nutmeg, allspice, and clove, and a thick, bourbon-aroma-laced stout that reminds me of bourbon-infused whipped cream. The spices are just slightly too heavy on the nose, the cloves being especially pungent, but the aromas are still welcoming and reminiscent of autumn.
On the tongue, the beer begins with a heavy shot of spice--again, heavy on the clove, though allspice and nutmeg aren't far behind in strength, joined here by shades of fresh ginger--which overshadows the pumpkin flavors and leaves much of the rest of the beer struggling to make itself noticed. Hints of a good pumpkin pie crust linger in the background, thanks to the stout malts. But even the stout flavors, which have to be fairly large to even make themselves heard against the spice roar, don't quite pull themselves up the hill. The immediate effect is of a pumpkin pie that has been double, or perhaps even triple spiced and laced with bourbon, unfortunately spoiling much of the effect. And at least for me, late in the mouthful the overabundance of spices takes on a distinctly unpleasant overtone, reminding me strongly of the aromas of bicycle tire inner tubes. The aftertaste is spice and some pumpkin, as well as bike tube, and lingers for a while. Mouthfeel is medium, and carbonation is medium.
Overall, while I thought this beer showed promise on the nose, the overly-heavy spices and bike tube overtones revealed in the mouth spoil the brew. I actually put off reviewing this beer for quite a while, hoping that the first few bottles out of the six-pack were bad, or that I was just having a bad beer-tasting day. I suppose it's possible that I've had a bad batch, but I'm not sure that I care to purchase another six-pack to see.
09-18-2011 23:57:50 | More by jondeelee
3.5/5 rDev -6.2%
10-06-2013 12:10:15 | More by doremite
4.33/5 rDev +16.1%
A: As dark as night, 1/4-1/2" creamy head, decent head retention.
S: Strong pumpkin aroma, pronounced nutmeg, and cinnamon. Slight alcohol tinge.
T: The flavor of pumpkin, nutmeg, and cinnamon are very pronounced, with a lovely chocolate malt twist. It finishes very spicy and floral with extremely rich malt tones.
M: Thick and rich but bright, and by no means syrupy.
D: Had I not been on vacation at a bar with numerous beers not available in my home state, it definitely would have warranted ordering another.
10-25-2006 02:03:45 | More by AzAleC
4.33/5 rDev +16.1%
Bottle shared by Grant - thanks!
Pours a dark brown color with a half-finger tan head. The head recedes into a wispy layer on top leaving solid lacing.
Smells of lightly roasted malts and moderately sweet pumpkin pulp. Also present are good amounts of dark chocolate aromas and light spices.
Tastes similar to how it smells though more robust. Equal amounts of lightly roasted malt and rich dark chocolate flavors kick things off. Joining in shortly thereafter are good amounts of deep pumpkin flavors backed by hints of spices - nutmeg mostly. The pumpkin flavors carry through to a mildly bitter finish.
Mouthfeel is good. It's got a nice thickness with smooth carbonation.
Drinkability is very good. I finished my glass quickly and could easily have a few more.
Overall I was a fan of this beer, a very close approximation of TREAT which I believe is the only other pumpkin stout I've had. A very nice sub-style and this beer is well worth a shot.
12-13-2010 02:50:06 | More by glid02
3.5/5 rDev -6.2%
ST: 12oz poured into a pint glass.
A: A very dark, almost black, brown with a fluffy dark brown head that quickly settles into wisps of foam.
S: Mellow malt and sweet pumpkin with a slight hint of espresso bean.
T: Starts malty with a hint of sour, bitter coffee. Some pumpkin joins in the middle, and the finish displays some alcohol with some earthy notes from the pumpkin.
M: Medium and dry
O: The stout and the slight pumpkin really take over the flavor profile; the spices take a seat in the back of this beer. The roasted malt has some moments of sweetness, but, the earthy pumpkin and bitter coffee keep the stout honest.
10-04-2012 18:56:12 | More by ianjsullivan
3.59/5 rDev -3.8%
Poured from a 12oz bottle into a heavy beer mug.
A - Began as a deep mahogany brown that quickly turned to an ebony shade after a few ounces were int he mug. a 2.5 finger crown of sudsy foam capped the pour and slowly receded down to a 0.5 finger foam that tended to remain through the whole experience. Decent lacing bordering on weak, leaving a few wispy layers every inch or so along the glass.
S - Pumpkin right in the face, followed by the expected pie spices of nutmeg, cinnamon. A bit of toasted pie crust is followed by some ashy caramel and vanilla, reminiscent of a campfire marshmallow that's been toasted 2 seconds too long.
T - The taste is actually a bit less complex than the nose suggested to me; all of the flavors were there and mingled well, but there was a noted lack of over-complexity in such a way that every flavor stood out at different stages of the quaff. First off comes pumpkin and toasted crust, followed by the expected spices once again and perhaps a bit of molasses. Dark fruit comes for a brief driveby and is quickly surpassed by vanilla, clove and toasted crust once again. Finishing the swallow is a nice blend of what I would describe as a vanilla pumpkin custard, smoothing out an fading into a typical creamy, malty stout finish.
M - Typical stout here, maybe a bit on the lighter end. It holds it's own and isn't a slouch per-se with a good smooth, creamy feel throughout, however for me personally I could have stood it to be a bit thicker.
O - Overall a solid stout and a nice addition to the ranks of New England pumpkin beer offerings. It's got enough pumpkin for the pumpkin lovers but not too much on the palette to scare away those just looking for a malt-forward fall brew. I won't go on a witch hunt for it, but if I happened to see it I'd likely buy it again.
09-30-2013 23:58:46 | More by lambpasty
4/5 rDev +7.2%
Jet black with minimal head retention and lace but a small rim of tan foam around the edges. The smell is pleasant with roasted notes taking the lead and some pumpkin/spice lurking in the background. The pumpkin flavor comes a little fuller on the palate with maybe some nutmeg and a little bit of cinnamon. Again though, the roasted stout qualities are dominant. I get the sense that the pumpkin flavors counterbalance the typical stout flavors. As a result, both are subdued but in a good way. Nice medium-bodied mouthfeel that has some palate-sticking qualities. This has been my favorite pumpkin beer so far mostly because it tasted less like pumpkin pie and more like a beer. Maybe something like Dogfish Head would be a truer expression of the pumpkin but I'll take a beer like Fisherman's Stout. Hopefully other brewers will steer towards more balanced flavors like Cape Ann has. All around I could have used more robust flavors and aromas but it's definitely a solid beer that's drinkable.
09-26-2009 14:56:16 | More by apbarwood
New Jersey
3.5/5 rDev -6.2%
09-18-2012 15:11:03 | More by acurtis
3.63/5 rDev -2.7%
Pours to a dark black with maybe dark amber around the edges with a thin creamy head that leaves a little lacing on glass.
You can smell the chocolate, nutmeg, cinnamon, and slight pumpkin smell. Has kind of a smoky aroma.
You a chocolate smoky taste to start then goes to a pumpkin spice blend with a hint of cocoa.
Has a smooth medium body with little or no carbonation.
An average beer in my opinion.
12-18-2008 04:19:41 | More by LordofTime25
New York
4.1/5 rDev +9.9%
Poured from a growler into an American pint glass.
A--Black body that only lightens to a deep brown up to light toward the bottom. Cap is pretty tiny, maybe quarter inch, and thick rich tan cream. Subsides to a skim pretty quick and doesn't leave much on the glass.
S--All pumpkin and malt, with mostly pumpkin. Two roasty flavors that don't compete, happily. There's also a touch of coffee-like acidity, with gives a nice stringent bite to the rounder major aromas.
T--Follows the nose for the most part. Big, big squash flavor, without a lot of that apple cider or pumpkin pie spice--cinnamon, nutmeg, clove, allspice, etc. Really it's almost all orange-fleshed squash, all the time, which makes sense because I don't see the deeper chocolate malt flavors playing real nice with spice. Rather than a slice of pumpkin pie, this is more like having a cup of coffee with a pumpkin chocolate chunk muffin, though the chocolate flavors are much more subdued than the coffee bitterness paired with sweetish pumpkin.
M&D--Not impressive--too thin for a stout, lacks that creamy bulkiness I would have expected. Mouthfeel's fine for a pumpkin ale generally, but not for a pumpkin stout specifically, if that makes any sense at all. Carbonation's low, though, which I enjoy--on cask this sucker would be even better. Drinkability is fine but the ABV seems a little high for a regular stout.
I let the growler sit on the counter for a good hour before pouring the second tasting, and it really opened this beer up, especially that crazy vegetal character you get from the pumpkin. I'd recommend drinking this as warm as you can stand it, and I'd recommend the beer as a whole heartily. This and Smuttynose's contributions are so far my favorites in the style.
11-06-2008 19:59:01 | More by TheycallmeTim
New Jersey
3.9/5 rDev +4.6%
Cape Ann- Pumpkin Stout
A- Dark cola brown with a good frothy tan head. Good messy lacing on the glass.
S- Light hints of chocolate malt, nutmeg, pumpkin spice, and molasses.
T- Sweet brown sugar, molasses, and chocolate malts with a nice touch of pmpkin spices and nutmeg. Very sweet with a thick malty finish.
M- Thick and sweet. Light dry spicy feel in the middle with a thick sweet malty finish.
Overall- The amount of pumpkin is just right.
12-08-2009 22:26:36 | More by NJpadreFan
3.75/5 rDev +0.5%
01-09-2014 19:56:39 | More by Griffith
New York
4/5 rDev +7.2%
12 oz. bottle into a pint glass.
Appearance: Near-opaque with a mocha-colored head and spots of lacing around the top of the glass.
Smell: Toasted grains and darker malt aromas, mint or creme de menthe, pumpkin with cinnamon and nutmeg, nuts and dough, mild chocolate and coffee in the background.
Taste: Immediate roasted malt flavors in a more mild way with some creme de menthe, egg nog, cookie dough, mild chocolate and citrus hops, and mild pumpkin and cinnamon, everything adding to the complexity of the stout flavors without masking them or being way too spiced. And for as holiday-esque or pie-in-a-bottle as it seems, it's really not that way.
Mouthfeel: Creamy and medium-bodied and good full carbonation making it very easy to drink and not necessarily making it feel like a stout either.
Drinkability: Not too heavy with the pumpkin doing better here with the stout flavors than most of the straight up ale varieties, which either seem to be pie-in-a-bottle or regular brew with a bit of pumpkin spice. Flavorful and a bit different, especially for a stout. I was impressed with the balance of this brew, and I'd recommend it, especially if you're a fan of both types of brew.
11-26-2008 04:28:49 | More by asabreed
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Kickoff time was originally one hour earlier but has been changed. Fans who cannot make it out can watch live through ASun.Tv and by following the free live stats at JUDolphins.com.
The Dolphins (0-1) started strong against UCF in the season opener last Sunday before losing, 2-1. Senior Tyler Williams gave JU a first-half lead against a Knights squad that was ranked No. 19 by the NSCAA. Williams posted five of the Dolphins nine total shots to lead the way.
JU will face another challenging foe in Atlantic 10-member UMass. The Minutemen reached the NCAA Tournament in 2007 and 08 and has not posted a losing season in six years. The Dolphins, who have never faced UMass in head coach Mike Johnson's tenure, will take on a Minutemen squad that dropped its season opener, 3-0, to Delaware. UMass will oppose UCF in Orlando, Fla. on Friday before coming to Jacksonville.
"They have a great history and I know the team will be well-coached and well-disciplined," Johnson said. "We're going to have to do a good job of managing the game and our kids will need to play with a lot of intensity and focus."
The Minutemen struggled to find answers offensively against Delaware, mustering just seven shots (including only one-shot-on goal). JU will turn to a young backline to try and extend that scoring slump. The Dolphins started four freshmen versus the Knights with Johnson entrusting Jack McIver, Ashton Pett and Henrik Synnes to curtail a high-powered UCF attack.
The trio contributed to a good team effort that held UCF to just three shots on goal. McIver started on the left-back, Pett fortified the right side and Synnes manned the center-back position. Pett held UCF's Nik Robson, who Johnson cited as one of Conference USA's top players, without a shot.
"It's not a surprise that so many freshmen are starting because they played so well in the preseason and in training," Johnson said. "In the recruiting process, we felt they would be immediate-impact players.
"To start three new players on the backline against a top-20 team in the country, I thought they handled themselves extremely well. I think those guys are only going to get better and the future of our team is in good hands."
UMass returns top scorer Bryant Craft. The senior forward scored seven goals and tallied two assists in starting all 18 games in 2010. The Minutemen were competitive in every game last season, finishing 5-5-8. Four of those five losses came by a single goal. With eight ties, UMass is used to playing long games, logging 18 overtime periods last fall.
But UMass will be entering a warmer climate where the Dolphins hope conditioning won't favor a team used to playing beyond 90 minutes. JU brings back six of its top-10 scorers from the previous season. Co-captains Predrag Ivanovic and Davide Faga are among the returners who will be expected to lead the midfielders.
-- By Brian Bohl


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LAUSANNE, Switzerland (AP) -- FIFA executive committee member Jacques Anouma presented his case on Friday at sports' highest court to be accepted as a Confederation of African Football presidential candidate against long-time incumbent Issa Hayatou.
The Court of Arbitration for Sport says its panel aims to give a verdict within days.
If the Ivory Coast official loses his case, Hayatou will stand unopposed on March 10 in Marrakech, Morocco, after engineering rules changes which blocked his expected rivals from challenging him.
CAF member nations voted 44-6 last September to allow only "current or former members" of its ruling board as candidates. Anouma is granted only non-voting membership rights by his FIFA position.
FIFA President Sepp Blatter attended the CAF rules vote in the Seychelles and endorsed the victory for Hayatou, a FIFA vice president from Cameroon.