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Mr. O'Malley Wants to Be Yours on Valentine's Day and Forever
Boy, am I ever lucky to be the featured cat this week because Valentine's Day is coming up and I am going to be your sweetheart. As those NECCO hearts say: "Sweet Talk" "Love You" "Be Mine" "4-ever".
Aren't I charming? I am a handsome young boy with short, glossy black hair and a cute bobtail (which makes me and extra special kitty). True to the bobtail breed, I am playful and very people-oriented. I am not above demanding your attention with a meow or a tug at your toes.
My name is Mr. O'Malley. But, please don't confuse me with the O'Malley the Alley Cat of Disney's Aristocats! I don't "got that wanderlust" nor do I want to "kick up the highway dust." I'm looking for love and a cozy, indoor life of leisure. I'd much rather be king of your heart and prince of your boudoir, not "king of the highway … prince of the boulevard."
Oh yes, I am a friendly guy who especially enjoys being petted and scratched and brushed on my head and cheeks. Energy-wise, I am very laid back. When you are not around, I plan to nap the day away, except perhaps when I look out the window. However, I do get lonely and I hope we can snuggle together at night as I like to be warm and secure. And, you can be sure that I will be by your side when it's time to eat. My foster mom calls me a chow hound. Really, I am a cat, not a dog, so I do not understand why she says that.
Speaking of dogs, they make me very nervous. I do like cats, however, and I would not mind a feline friend. We could chase around a few catnip mice and you could dangle strings for us. In between my naps, that is. As a growing boy, I need my rest in between sessions of playing and eating. Maybe we could dine by candle light and then have a game of laser pointer, followed by an evening on the couch watching the fireplace?
So how does that sound? Am I your type? Will you "Be Mine" for Valentine's Day and "4-ever"? I will shower you with kitty kisses for the rest of our lives. Yes indeed I am a handsome young kitty with lots of great plans for our long term relationship.
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Cream Cheese-Pineapple Pie Recipe
I've made this pie many times for friends, relatives, guests, church suppers and bazaars, and I'm always getting requests for the recipe. I've lived on farms all my lifewe used to have a potato farm on Long Island, and now my son farms his own land and manages mine here in Delaware, growing soybeans and wheat. I belong to Homemakers and enjoy tailoring and crafts.
- 1/3 cup sugar
- 1 tablespoon cornstarch
- 1 can (8 ounces) crushed pineapple with juice
- 1 package (8 ounces) cream cheese, softened to room temperature
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 2 eggs
- 1/2 cup milk
- 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1 9-inch unbaked pie shell
- 1/4 cup chopped pecans
- Combine sugar, cornstarch and pineapple plus juice in a small saucepan. Cook over medium heat, stirring constantly until mixture is thick and clear. Cool; set aside.
- Blend cream cheese, sugar and salt in mixer bowl. Add 2 eggs, one at a time, beating after each addition. Blend in milk and vanilla. (If mixture looks slightly curdled, don't worry-it bakes out.)
- Spread cooled pineapple layer over bottom of pie shell. Pour cream cheese mixture over pineapple; sprinkle with pecans.
- Bake at 400° for 10 minutes; reduce heat to 325° and bake for 50 minutes. Cool. Yield: 8 servings.
Originally published as Cream Cheese-Pineapple Pie in Country Woman March/April 1987, p29
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I have been making this pie since I found the recipe in a Taste of the Country cookbook back in the late 80s. LOVE IT!!
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New to Domino's, the handmade pan pizza is made with hand-stretched dough that has a buttery, flaky taste. Unlike the chain's traditional pizzas, store manager Carlene Griffiths, notes that "this pizza is deep dish and made in a pan; our other pizzas are made on a screen; our other pizzas include cornmeal, the new one does not. There is also no crust. This pizza has a crispy taste that's really cheesy and quite good".
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This summer, Camp McDowell has been participating in Communities Take Root, a national contest sponsored by Edy's Fruit Bars and the Fruit Tree Planting Foundation.
Twelve communities in the United States were awarded fruit orchards last year. Five new winners were announced in May and four more were notified in July.
More than 23,000 votes have been cast for Camp McDowell on the Communities Take Root website so far.
Despite hovering in the top 10 for months, the Episcopal camp, conference and educational center has been bypassed by other groups at the end of each voting cycle.
"It's been a little frustrating because we stay up there and then get bumped just out of selection at the last minute," said Jon Nee, farm education director at Camp McDowell.
Camp McDowell is currently in fourth place on the leader board, which puts it in line to win one of the fruit orchards. However, fewer than 600 votes separate it from fifth place, a children's home in Illinois.
The next round of winners will be posted on Wednesday.
Nee said the fruit orchard, if secured, will become part of Bethany Village. Part of the proposed expansion is a new residential farm education program that will operate similarly to the successful McDowell Environmental Center.
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4/5 rDev +4.7%
Pours a clear dark mahogany with a thin creamy tan head. Smells strongly of grapes and nutmeg. Taste is a sourdough rye bread start, with a toffee middle, and an earthy dry bitter finish. Very good malt to hop balance ratio here. Mouthfeel is super creamy, nice low carbonation. Excellent drinkability for the ABV, this is a smooth tasting Winter Warmer that I plan to get again.
01-09-2011 01:15:42 | More by tronester
3.53/5 rDev -7.6%
Picked up a sixer of this at DeCicco`s in NY.
Appearance is a dark brown color with a thin head, some lacing.
Wassail`s smell contains some coffee, roasted malt, nuts. Taste is rich and sweet, small flavor of hops, not too much random christmas spice, which is fine by me. MF is medium-full bodied, some alcohol and spice in the finish. Drinkability is just above average for a winter warmer.
01-08-2011 19:03:35 | More by mltobin
3.5/5 rDev -8.4%
Dark, black-cherry read color with a very slim head. The aroma is of roasted, toasted malts...some spicy hop flavors are in the distance, but specialty malts are in the center of the smell. The taste is very balanced...lots of sweetness up front...again, plenty of roasted malt, and a very pronounced bitterness. Spicy, pepperiness is present in the flavor, along with a notable warming. An almost candy-like sweetness lingers, along with a pronounced bitterness. This is a reasonably enjoyable and drinkable beer, nice for winter, but not outstanding.
01-08-2011 02:22:57 | More by Suds
4.18/5 rDev +9.4%
#41. My first Full Sail, a reputable batch. This beer has been perfected by no less than 47 employees. Impressive little fact.
Poured from a 12oz. bottle to a pint glass at room temp.
(Appearance) Pours a pretty saddening half-finger depth head that is mainly fizzy and retains not so well, shrinking to thin surface cover within 30 seconds. Color of the beer is very interesting. A very deep brown with orange highlights give the beer a cloudy dense appearance in the center. Very little light can shine through the beer itself, but the bottom and edges are where the beer is brightest. Lacing is average. Carbonation is sparse but relatively active. Head is not so impressive, but the other parts of this beer's appearance round out these small flaws to something visually decent. 3
(Smell) Some really interesting malt blends of caramel and toffee build up the body of this beer. I also can sense some nutty tones and some holiday spices; cinnamon & nutmeg. Dark fruit tones lie underneath, and some hoppy flavors are subtle but allude to this beer's floral spicy aroma. Aroma is considerably pungent and complex. Smells great. 4.5
(Taste) Up front come those sweet malts with some faint caramel tones and some even lighter black coffee bites. Hops are sneaky in this beer and bring a real pleasing bitter smoky finish to this beer. Wonderful balance of flavors; nothing comes out on top and the flavor is full and pleasant. Perhaps too strong for casuals, but an impressive wintery taste. 4.5
(Mouthfeel) Quite full bodied, which is great. Little carbonation interference with this beer makes it rather smooth. Hoppy finish leaves the palate dry and gives the finish a bitter tone. Alcohol is well masked, but I still get some hints of it in big sips. Easy to drink and good mouthfeel. 4
(Drinkability) Big body makes this a filling beer over time, which doesn't attribute positively to drinkability, but the beer tastes really good and should the drinker feel in the mood for it, there's no reason that a second or even a third would be out of the question. 3.5
Verdict: Great winter beer. Plenty of flavor and achieves a good balance of flavor and a very pleasing aroma. Filling for some and perhaps too strong for others, this beer sits well with me. I'd recommend this to anybody. A- (4.05)
01-05-2011 19:41:12 | More by Jadjunk
3.83/5 rDev +0.3%
A - Dark ruby red and clear. Head was pretty diminutive and quickly dissipated, leaving behind a thin layer of lingering cream colored foam.
S - Spicing was pretty fun. I'd have to say cinnamon and nutmeg. Of course, those ARE holiday spices, so that made for a good representation of the warmer IMO. There was also a malty aroma carrying the spice closer to the nose. A very subtle floral hop presence was detected as well
T - The first thing that hit me was a touch of sweetness in amongst the spice notes, which was followed by a very well balanced hop taste. The finishing taste was a bit more malty, but again, well balanced throughout.
M - Medium carbonation and dry. Very little aftertaste.
Although I'm probably done with winter warmers this year, I was pleased enough with this one to roll it out next season as well.
01-04-2011 13:40:14 | More by gopens44
3.83/5 rDev +0.3%
Poured a dark brown with a slight orange tinge. Had a nice tan head with some lacing. Aroma is mainly malts. Taste is mostly malts, and I picked up some smoky flavors, with some very light citrus hops. Body is light to medium--I expected it to be fuller. The high 7.0% ABV content is not noticeable. Has a bit of a lingering bitterness.
Overall, a nice beer.
01-02-2011 04:42:36 | More by notsoprobeer
3.68/5 rDev -3.7%
Bought two Six Packs this afternoon, this and Widmer Brothers W'11 Russian Imperial Stout. This was a dollar less @ $6.98. I figured that I don't like ales that much but it might be gone next time I'm at the store and it's local and I won't have to wait and try it some other year.
Drank this out of a bottle, don't know what it looked like... probably dark?? (I never drink out of stupid glasses.) Don't think I've bought it before. I don't like ales aka The Winter Beer. This one is on the warmer side of taste and not real bitter.
appearance: 4 (really don't know, just figurin')
smell 3 (bitter, piney)
taste 3.5 (not heavy, but not overly bitter.)
mouthfeel 4 (not macro)
drinkability 4.5 (I'm on my 3rd in 4 hours, tonight is New Year's.)
Who cares. 2010 was not noteable. Listening to the Bobby Fuller Four. Good night.
01-01-2011 02:30:39 | More by ELN
New Jersey
4.1/5 rDev +7.3%
After a quick glance out the window at the 8 inches of snow it was clear that a winter beer was in order. The Wassail had been an early season favorite so a return to this and a review was in order.
Appearance: A dark yet reddish color that upon initial pour seemed amber-ish. A very limited light brown head that trails away quickly The head is limited despite an agreesive pour. The beer appears a rich brown, and dark in color upon settling in the glass.
Smell: A subtle yet clearly spiced nose meets you immediately. The spiciness and color match well and entice you to take a sip. Cinnamon and floral spice is clear.
Taste: The first taste provides you with a rich mouthful of flavor that is strong, moderately carbonated and pleasant. This gives you an immediate strong sense of the cool weather beer you want to drink. The aftertaste is apparent yet appropriate. The hoppiness is tempered and balanced.
Mouthfeel: The upfront carbonation is moderate and the back end carbonation is persistent and pleasant.
Drinkability: This is a drinkable beer, but does appear to have a stronger alcohol content than it's 7.0. The beer is not heavy like many winter and late season beers, so is a very pleasant beer for enjoying.
12-27-2010 03:20:15 | More by Chas58
4.38/5 rDev +14.7%
pours a darker, cola color, a small head of about half an inch results and reduces to patches of suds. Transparent for the most part, a slight haze and some radiance when held to the light.
smells of spicy hops, almost like a helium balloon. some candied malts as well.
Very interesting flavor development, a sweet malty middle, with christmas time flavors like cinnamon, maybe some dark fruit and sugar plums. Nice spicy hopping for balancing, as the smell hinted. Very tasty.
It has a very smooth feel to it with some good body to it. Medium carbonation.
Over all, this is a great winter warmer, a great choice for Christmas.
12-26-2010 05:32:31 | More by wolfinthemirror
3.85/5 rDev +0.8%
Poured from a 12oz brown bottle.
Appearance is nice reddish color with a decent head.
Taste is malty and sweet with some slight hop flavor. Some spicy notes were present too, but slight, with hops on the finish.
Mouthfeel was pretty good and drinkability is good.
Overall I enjoyed it, I would have it again if I can find it again.
12-26-2010 01:40:18 | More by NHGrafx
New York
4.03/5 rDev +5.5%
A-a nutty brown color with just a bit of lacing around the top
S-malty, sweet, spicy
T-predominately a malt taste of bread, caramel, and brown sugar, but has an undercurrent of hops for a slight bitter after taste. No real spices come out in the taste. The hops balances the malts nicely
M-medium body, low carbonation, a dry aftertaste
D-the abv isn't very obvious so you could easily have a few, not the most exciting winter warmer, but a decent pick
12-22-2010 23:53:34 | More by ksimons
3.4/5 rDev -11%
Dark nutty color with a good amount of off white head. Smells of roasted barley and nuts. The taste is fairly sweet with a nutty aftertase. Some hops are present but not completely obvious. The mouth feel is good... A little over carbonated. Overall a good holday brown ale.
12-22-2010 23:37:59 | More by csiewert
3.65/5 rDev -4.5%
Dark chestnut colored body with ruby highlights. A decent looking off-white colored head about 1 finger thick makes an all too brief appearance.
Aroma is full of spicy and flowery hops followed by a sweet caramel malty backbone. Not really picking up on much that suggests Winter Warmer, but still not bad.
First taste is much more hoppier than expected, with lots of floral and spicy hop notes. The variety of malts takes a bit of a backseat but do provide some residual sweetness.
Mouthfeel is smooth and a bit chewy. Overall this is a great tasting beer but I'm having trouble thinking of this as a Winter Warmer as it doesn't quite have the warming factor I look for.
12-21-2010 01:15:03 | More by Kinsman
3.78/5 rDev -1%
Poured from the bottle into a pint glass. Dark brown color with auburn red highlights. Slight lacing. Nice piney aroma. Taste started off with a lot of spice notes, like cinnamon and allspice and anise. Finishes with a subtle amount of hops on the palate. Mouthfeel was smooth and easy to drink. Drinkability was fairly good, as the abv was hidden behind all the spice. A definitely spice-forward version of a winter warmer, as I feel that a wassail should be.
12-20-2010 06:53:21 | More by morebeergood
2.6/5 rDev -31.9%
12oz bottle, unknown date.
Pours thin dark brown with a one finger light beige head. Leaves some sheets and spots of lacing and holds only a wispy cap and ring.
Aroma and flavor are kind of hard to pick up on, some sort of odd astringent maltiness, some sweetness and spice on the tongue.
Medium bodied, medium carbonation.
An odd brew.
12-20-2010 04:43:25 | More by elgiacomo
4.05/5 rDev +6%
A - Pours a deep mahogany in color, about a half inch of creamy head.
S - Smells a bit of pine, but a little sweet. A bit chocolatey even. Dark fruit.
T - First taste reveals pine and cloves, working into some malt, a bit of mocha. Finishes into a bitter hoppy taste.
M - Smooth at the beginning and finishes very dry. Takes a lot of moisture from the mouth. This was definitely less carbonated than I thought it would be.
D - Goes down easy. Can't taste any of the alcohol really, not a lot of heat to this one.
Overall - I thought it was quite good. A little 'less' than what I expect in a winter warmer, perhaps a little more heat to the alcohol. However, the taste is very complex and interesting. One of the more complete I've had. Great work from the folks at Full Sail
12-18-2010 00:15:38 | More by BeerBuckeye
2.65/5 rDev -30.6%
Poured into a pint glass.
A- This is one good LOOKING beer. It is a rich mohoghany color with just the right amount of head.
S- The smell kind of leads you to know what to expect here. Very spicy arome. A blend of clove, nutmeg, and hop that isn't too offensive.
T- Here is where they lose ya. It seems this beer is spiced hard just for the sake of being spicy. That takes away from the taste sadly.
M- Here we have a good medium to high bodied beer. Goes down smooth, but not as smooth as it could. (see taste)
D- Not very much here. It was worth a try, and the price is capatible, but I just think as far as christmas beers go this one is WAY down there.
12-14-2010 17:28:32 | More by JK4Stout
4.2/5 rDev +9.9%
A - Pours a very dark brown. A descent light tan head that
S - Dark chocolate, molasses, roasted dark malt, captain crunch cereal, brown sugar, raisins,
T - Roasted malts/dark cocoa come first. The dark cocoa seems to stick on the tongue all the way through. Then brown sugar, woody roasted grain, raisins, faint spice. A candy grape "Now & Later" flavor resides in the background. It sounds weird but it actually provides a subtle tartness. Citrus hops open up and add bitterness at the end.
M - Moderate carbonation. Syrupy yet creamy.
One of my favorite winter warmers. Not a ton of spice in this one which adds to the drinkability. The hops balance out the syrupy sweetness without overtaking it. Highly recommended!
12-13-2010 23:47:35 | More by StaveHooks
3.45/5 rDev -9.7%
Full Sail Wassail pours a clear ruby color into the glass with a small off white head on top. The foam fades quickly to a ring around the surface leaving behind a few spots of lace on the glass.
The aroma is mild with notes of caramel malt, dark fruit (raisins? grapes?) and a hint of piney hops.
Each sip of this medium bodied beer is dry on the palate, slightly slick with a moderate carbonated fizz. The flavor is malty and sweet with spicy notes. It begins with caramel malt and brown sugar before some hints of clove and nutmeg move in. There's a touch of raisin in there too. It finishes with a mild pine bitterness. Once gone the sweet malt flavor lingers on the palate.
This is a very easy drinking beer. Well balanced with light spicyness. I guess I was looking for more spices in this beer and maybe a thicker mouthfeel. However, it's well balanced and the flavors really come out as the beer warms in the glass.
12-12-2010 22:28:42 | More by WanderingFool
New Hampshire
3.53/5 rDev -7.6%
12 oz. bottle poured into a balloon glass. Will produce a very nice head with an aggressive pour. Sticky lacing endures.
Smells medicinal with hints of cloves and nutmeg. What little hop presence exists is dank and not very exciting.
As the beer warms the flavors pop a little more and it's very easy to drink. The medicinal flavors are still there, and the hop bitterness comes through in the aftertaste.
This beer doesn't really "wow" me, but the spicing is subtle, and I appreciate that, as overspicing kills so many winter warmers. Not sure if I'd pick up another 6-pack of this, but for the price I paid I'm not complaining. Worth a shot.
12-12-2010 02:58:54 | More by ElGallo
New York
3.9/5 rDev +2.1%
A: Poured into a pint glass. Body is chestnut-brown on the pour, with a small light-khaki-colored head that leaves some lace. Body turns reddish when backlit.
S: Not a lot going on in the nose. A touch of spice and some sprucey hops.
T: First impression is of the aftertaste: surprising lingering piney bitterness. Body consists of toasted nuts up front, with spice following, and lingering spice and spruce in the aftertaste. Some drying alcohol is there too, but no real heat from the alcohol. As it warms I get a bit of sweetness - think caramel malt.
M: Light-to-medium in heft. Carbonation is moderate with an appropriate level of sharpness to it.
D: Good. All in all, this is a decent winter warmer. May be a tad bit too hoppy/bitter for the style (or, at least for what I was expecting tonight), but it's a good beer.
12-11-2010 03:34:22 | More by Kendo
3.7/5 rDev -3.1%
Poured 12oz bottle into a Deschutes long tulip glass
A - Beer pours a dark ruby color with a thin frothy head that quickly dissipates leaving a thin texture of lacing around the glass.
S - Pine, sweet caramel malt with an aroma of citrus, dark fruits, dates, raisins and fresh baked yeasty bread.
T - There is a nice malty dark ale flavor to this beer with spices and a strong presence of grassy hops. There is also a very strong backbone of pine flavors in this beer.
M - Moderate body to this beer with good carbonation and a creamy texture to this beer. Very smooth mouth feel.
D - Great beer which hides the 7.0% abv very nicely. This reminds me of a hyped up double version of an Anchor Steam Christmas Ale. Nice beer overall.
12-10-2010 17:04:41 | More by racer2k
District of Columbia
4.05/5 rDev +6%
highly enjoyable winter brew. old ale, it would seem, really. with a fuller hop profile, especially due to some spicy hop flavor. the website indicates that the hops are all NW varieties, so i suspect willamette
it's got a rich mahogany color with decent froth and lacing
rich and nutty malt flavoring, with a dried cherry and woody hop finish. caramel and brown sugar sweetness with some butterscotch. a touch of hoptea at the finish, once bubbles have escaped. touch of malt roasting. mouthfeel could have been a little more robust, but was still decent
12-10-2010 03:59:59 | More by bruachan
3.73/5 rDev -2.4%
A- Dark red with a very small off-white head that dies down pretty quickly. A frothy ring leaves a few spots of very fine lace.
S- Caramel malt comes through in heaps. Besides that I get a deep, sweet dark fruit note, some citrus zest and slight yeast hints. Bread. Apple as it warms, very fruity later on.
T- Sort of has a pale/amber ale feel to it, not the winter warmer type I am used to. Pine hops are big (which I didn't really get from aroma) with some grassy feel to it as well. Caramel and dark fruit are the other main flavors to me. Apple, fig, grapefruit and raisin later on. Has a spicy finish to it but apparently not spiced (maybe just strong pine/zest).
MF- Moderately thick body that is somewhat creamy. Carbonation is high and stings the palate while I search for flavors.
DB- Sort of reminds me of Celebration Ale in a way but with a strange spice finish. It is kind of a strong pine/grapefruit combo and bites the palate. Kind of confusing but still flavorful and I enjoy it.
12-10-2010 03:43:43 | More by cbutova
3.73/5 rDev -2.4%
Bought at Trader Joe's for around $6.99 a six pack.
Poured into a Pilsner glass. Pours a nice dark brown like most warmers. Produced a 1-2 finger head that simmered down to the surface after a minute or two.
I like this beer. I've never been a HUGE fan of Full Sail beers but this one is decent. No weird smells or tastes - just a nice, pleasant warmer that goes down well. A tad of spice but not as much as other detected. A little hint of sweet mixed with the malt and hops. I'm almost getting more of a brown ale than a warmer. A TAD thin.
I agree with a fellow reviewer that this one is best after waiting a bit after the pour. Let it warm a bit. A nice, budget session beer during the holidays.
12-10-2010 03:16:01 | More by jamex
Full Sail Wassail from Full Sail Brewery & Tasting Room & Pub
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Chasing New Jersey's Meg Baker is running the New York City Marathon for wounded veterans on November 3rd.
The 26.2 mile marathon is a fundraiser for team "Racing 4 Veterans" which is a nonprofit organization that creates life changing opportunities for wounded veterans by supporting and encouraging them with rehabilitation through physical activity.
Troy Romanowski is a Morristown Runner who has been fundraising for this cause. "I've never been in the service myself, so this is my way of giving back and saying thank you to them." He said.
Joe Plank, founder of the foundation explained more about the fundraiser and where the proceeds go. "What we use those funds for; we use them for everything, from helping families that have veterans that have stress disorder, and giving family gym memberships, to maybe sponsoring a disabled veteran to get certifications". He said.
For wounded veterans, R4V also helps get them involved in triathlons, so disabled veterans are given an opportunity to participate as well.
This organization is held throughout the United States, and for the November 3rd marathon they expect about a dozen people from New Jersey and New York to come out and run in honor of team "Racing 4 Veterans".
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John McNaughton (Henry: Portrait Of A Serial Killer) returns with this eerie tale of a couple - Samantha Morton (Minority Report) and Michael Shannon (Man Of Steel) in a pair of fierce, brilliant performances - that keeps their sick young son Andy isolated from the outside world. When young Maryann moves next door, her attempts to befriend Andy are met with vehement resistance from his overprotective parents, fueling her suspicions. But she could never imagine the shocking truth.


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After a successful debut in 2012, Great Lakes Bioneers Chicago will host its second annual Bioneers event from November 1-3, at Roosevelt University's Chicago campus. There will be something for everyone, including: Empowering peer to peer sessions on Friday, led by some of Chicago's finest innovators. Each of these sessions will moderated and focus on one of six major themes (food, water, waste, shelter, energy and community resilience). They are being designed to be fun, fast-paced and culminate in an action plan.…Find out more »
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Two bills introduced in the North Carolina General Assembly aim to further define human trafficking laws in the state.
House Bill 855 would add minors who are human trafficking victims to the list of minors considered "abused juveniles."
It would make it law that a person charged with human trafficking could not use "mistaken age" and "consent of minor" as defenses.
It would require mandatory restitution for victims of human trafficking.
Under the bill, minors would not be prosecuted for prostitution.
Some people could have their prostitution conviction expunged.
A person with one prostitution conviction as the result of human trafficking could be eligible for victim's compensation.
The bill would also provide resources to make educations more aware of the issue and create a hotline for reporting suspected cases of human trafficking.
Senate Bill 122 would require someone convicted of human trafficking to register as a sex offender.
If the bills become law, they would go into effect Dec. 1.
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Rush County Players are entering the home stretch in their rehearsals for "Inherit the Wind," to be presented Friday April 26, Saturday April 27, Sunday April 28, and Friday May 3, Saturday May 4 and Sunday May 5. Tickets are $10 for adults, and $5 for students. Friday and Saturday shows begin at 8 p.m., with Sundays beginning at 2 p.m.
This will be a departure for RCP, as the show is being presented in their new home at 306 N. Main Street, Rushville. There is no traditional stage, and the show will be similar to an "in-the-round" production, or what Director Aaron Scholl refers to as "in-the-parallel." Audience members will be seated on either side of the action, with an up-close view of the performances. This sort of staging allows for a much more personal experience, and eliminates the need for microphones, special lighting, or effects. This is theatre taken back to it's roots.
Because of the special seating, only 50 tickets will be available for each performance. Cast members have already begun selling tickets, and they are going quickly. You can contact any cast member, or leave a message at 765-938-1711 with your ticket order.
Director Aaron Scholl, assistant director Erica Scholl, and producer Bonnie Miller want to note some changes to the cast, which includes:
Matthew Harrison Brady: Scott Bevington
Henry Drummond: Dan Scholl
EK Hornbeck: Lisa Boaz
Bertram Cates: Patrick Moore
Rachel Brown: Elly Boaz
Rev. Jeremiah Brown: Matt Flath
Tom Davenport: Cory Bockover
Mrs. Sarah Brady: Sharon Scholl
Judge: Steve Harmon
Mayor: Michael Fisher
Mort Meeker: Noah Bevington
Helen: Caitlyn Hasche
Adam Bannister: Wade Griffin
Jessie Dunlap: Leah Noe
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Mrs. Krebs: Pat Coons
Mrs. Murelle: Betsy Fox
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Timmy Blair: William Noe
Mrs. Maley: Monica Davis
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Vendor: Lacie Boaz
John Stebbins/Harry Esterbrook: Steven Locchetta
Banker: Derek Davis
Scientists: TBA
Join RCP for a look at a chapter from American history, and help inaugurate RCP's new home!
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2BR+L Red Pine Condo at The Canyons in Park City
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 8
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Red Pine Condos
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 875 - $ 1,750 / week
$ 1,200 - $ 1,200 / month
vacation rental description
This Red Pine condo has two bedrooms plus a loft and is located at the base of The Canyons Ski Resort. We take credit cards and offer free wireless internet and discounted ski tickets for most Utah resorts.
This unit has a private secluded entrance surrounded by mature pine trees. Convenient parking is next to the condo. This is an incredible condo with new furniture, beds, bedding, decor ,gas fireplace, and tile floors in the kitchen. The master bedroom has a king size bed, the second bedroom has two full beds, and the loft has two twin beds.
There are two full bathroom and a washer and dryer. The kitchen and pantries are completely stocked with all utensils and cookware. There is a private patio deck with a BBQ and patio furniture.
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Raymond Linder 801-651-0727
condo rental amenities
Free wireless internet is supplied. There is a large TV with extended cable hook-up, DVD and VCR. There is a TV with cable in every room.
All linens and towels are provided. We do our own cleaning so the condo is always in great shape and very clean.
Red Pine Condos features a club house, two swimming pools surrounded by mature pine trees, 2 hot tubs, and a sauna. One pool is heated to 100 degees in the winter. There are tennis and vollyball courts. There is a free shuttle bus that picks up every 20 minutes on Canons Resort Drive.
Park City is three miles away while Deer valley is only five miles away. Downtown Park City has numerous first class restaurants and shops. We are family friendly but cannot allow pets. Smoking only on the patio deck.
activities and attractions in Park City Utah
World class ski resorts in Park City and easy access to Alta and Snowbird resorts. Olympic Park activities, ice skating, snowmobiling, tubing, many public golf courses, movie theaters, discounts shopping centers, fishing, bicycling, boating, and hiking.
Come and enjoy the "Finest Snow on Earth" and the best golfing anywhere for the price.
This is your spot for year around activities at prices that make this condo the best value in Park
vacation rental rates
High Season:Dec 15-Jan 2,Presidents,Sundance Weeks..........$250/night
Regular Season - Nov 20 - Dec 14 & Jan 3 - April 15.............$200/night
Low Season - Prior to Nov 20 & after April 1.......................$185/night
Cleaning fee ... $125.00
Reduced rates for longer and/or early bookings. A deposit of $200
secures your reservation. $100 charged for cleaning. Full payment
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We offer discounted ski passes that can save you $20.00 or more per pass. Please call for more details.
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The Bluejays are looking to reload for the 2013-2014 wrestling season. Head Coach Bob Purcell will be heading into his 17th season with the Minnesota West Bluejay wrestling team.
This year the team is looking to fill the shoes of Greg Gainey, who was an All-American at the National Wrestling Tournament. Also returning is National Qualifier, Ben Goodwin, from Lincoln, NE.
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Symetrix, Inc. has appointed Tokyo-based MixWave as their distributor to build and manage its sales network in Japan.
MixWave is a fairly new company under the guidance of president Hirokazu Saika who comments, "We decided to name our company MixWave because we are striving to find companies that are making waves in the industry." They are currently representing TC Electronics, Ashley, API Audio, Furman, Sonic Studio, A Designs, Doremi, Buzzaudio, Dynaudioacoustics, and Weiss, among others.Notes Paul Roberts, director of sales for Symetrix, "MixWave is a fresh new distributor in Japan with great people that have a lot of experience in the industry. We are excited to be aligned with MixWave and their aggressive approach to promoting the brands they distribute."


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Taylor Canyon (known by the locals as Harmels, for the ranch near the First Buttress) is a favorite in and around Crested Butte. The climbing is mostly traditional. Routes are usually under three pitches, but there are a lot of them of that length as well as single pitch. The rock is high quality granite in most places. There is a Kayak/Raft/Climbing guide shop also right next to the the First Buttress. A number of the climbs are runout and the grades are known to be pretty stiff (some might say sand-bagged). Consider that Otto's Route on Independance Monument is a "5.8" and it has chopped steps, while Left Hand Crack is a "5.8+" and I defy anyone to get such an awkward move on the first try.
Getting There
From Gunnison, go north on highway 135 for about 10 miles. At the small town of Almont, turn right and head up toward Taylor resevoir. After another ten miles or so, you will come to Harmels Ranch. Immediatly after this will be a climbing/kyaking guiding outfit. The First Buttress is obvious (very). Park on your left just after the Kayak outfit. Note, you will cross the Taylor river once, if you pass Harmels ranch and then cross the river again, you have gone too far...
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Mountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Taylor Canyon:
Tony's Tango 5.6 4c 14 V 12 S 4b Trad, 1 pitch, 90' First Buttress : Left Hand
The Jackal 5.7 5a 15 V+ 13 MVS 4b Trad, 2 pitches, 200' First Buttress : Sun Deck
Left Hand Crack 5.8 5b 16 VI- 15 HVS 4c Trad, 1 pitch First Buttress : Left Hand
Chucky Cheese 5.8+ 5b 16 VI- 15 HVS 4c Trad, 3 pitches, 325' Second Buttress
Zig Zag 5.9 5c 17 VI 17 HVS 5a Trad, 1 pitch, 100' First Buttress : Sun Deck
Mirror Crack 5.9 5c 17 VI 17 HVS 5a Trad, 2 pitches Rosy Lane
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Although the state is home to numerous varieties of snakes, the Alabama Cooperative Extension System said there are only six venomous snakes native to the state. Those snakes — eastern diamondback rattlesnake, timber rattlesnake, pygmy rattlesnake, copperhead, cottonmouth and coral — can do a great deal of damage with a single bite, so it is important to seek medical attention promptly if bitten by any snake.
To avoid being bitten by a snake, the Alabama Department of Public Health recommends the following:
•When entering any area, use caution.
•Use a stick or some type of rod to move objects slowly and carefully to check for anything hidden behind them.
•If possible, wear boots and heavy gloves when clearing an area and work with someone else.
•Make noise when entering an area to alert snakes to your presence and to cause them to make a sound or movement that will tell you their location.
•Snakes will not usually bite unless cornered, handled or stepped on, and most snakes are not poisonous.
•If you find a snake, it is best to leave it alone. Snakes will return to their own environment away from humans as quickly as they can. Snakes help keep the rodent population down, so it is best not to kill them unless absolutely necessary.
•If you must kill a snake, one of the most effective methods is to use a long-handled hoe to strike it in the back of the snake's head.
•Be sure to warn children to watch out for snakes and not to get close to them. Tell them it is best to back off quickly and quietly from a snake to avoid making it feel threatened.
If bitten, remain as calm as possible, follow these guidelines from the ADPH and seek immediate medical attention:
•Try to stay as calm as possible. The victim should be made to lie still and keep the bitten area still to keep the poison from entering other areas of the body.
•The victim should try to remember what the snake looks like. If someone else can kill the snake, it should be saved for identification by medical personnel.
•If possible, victims should be carried to medical help or have help brought to them. A bite victim should walk only if necessary and then very slowly.
•Symptoms of poisonous snake bites vary, but for rattlesnakes, cottonmouths, and copperheads, symptoms include severe pain, rapid swelling at the wound site, weakness, nausea and vomiting, blurred vision, breathing difficulty, convulsions and shock.
•The symptoms of a coral snake bite differ in that there is slight pain and swelling at the bite site and the victim may experience difficulty in speaking, drooping eyelids, heavy sweating and drooling, drowsiness and paralysis in addition to nausea, blurred vision and vomiting.
•Absence of distinct fang punctures and failure of local pain, swelling, numbness or weakness to appear within 20 minutes are strong evidence against snake venom poisoning.
•If the victim is not breathing, try to restore breathing.
•Unless used properly, tourniquet or snake bite kits may do more harm than good. If you tie anything above the bite area to prevent the spread of the poison, you should be able to slip your finger under what you have used as a tourniquet. If the area under the tourniquet swells, move the tourniquet two to four inches above where you first placed it. If it is a coral snake bite, DO NOT use a tourniquet.
•If you use a snake bite kit, follow the instructions. Do not cut any deeper than the skin or you may damage muscles, nerves or tendons. A rubber bulb, breast pump or heated jar are all preferable to mouth suction, but if other means are not available and the person sucking out the venom has no open mouth sores, mouth suction may be used. Do not swallow the venom — spit it out.
•Never use cold or ice compresses on the victim. The cold may damage the tissue.
•Do not give the victim food or alcoholic beverages. The victim may have small sips of water if he or she is conscious and is able to drink without choking or vomiting.
•Even if the snake bite is believed to be non-poisonous, medical help should be sought and a tetanus shot may be required.


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The opening two rounds of the 2011 Copa America group stages were unpredictable, but not in a good way. Usually unpredictable tournaments are fun and feature lots of action, but Copa, through the first two rounds, was simply disappointing. All of the tournament's best teams didn't play up to their best, and they weren't beaten by teams who played beautiful football. The likes of Uruguay, Brazil, and Argentina let other teams get points more than they were outplayed. One of the beneficiaries of this was Peru, who took four points from their first two matches.
In round three of the group stages, some order returned to the tournament. Brazil and Argentina finally won, and both did it in style. Uruguay won as well. Paraguay drew, but at least they drew because of a brilliant comeback in a thrilling match. Peru? They finally lost, as they were expected to do against Uruguay in the first game. Will order continue to be restored to the tournament in the quarterfinals?
If it is, Peru don't have much of a chance against Colombia, the winners of Group A. With Jefferson Farfan and Claudio Pizarro in the lineup it would be another story, but their current roster faces a massive talent gap. Of course, their current roster faced a massive talent gap against Uruguay, who they drew, and Chile, who beat them in the 92nd minute, but they held their own in those games.
In a must-win situation, though, don't expect Colombia to give them the leeway that Uruguay and Chile did. Colombia might be the biggest underachievers in world football, but it would be a serious disaster if they found a way to give this game away. Their back four, playmaker Fredy Guarin, and striker Radamel Falcao are just too good to not win this game.
Group stages filled with upsets, followed by the favorites showing up in the quarterfinals is something that happens frequently in Copa America. This match should be no exception.
You can catch this match at 3 P.M. ET on either Univision or Youtube if you live in the United States. The Copa America is streaming on Youtube to most countries across the globe. If you live in the United Kingdom, you can catch the game on ESPN UK. The game is on Fox Sports Latin America across South and Central America, including Mexico. I've found conflicting listings in Canada, so check your local listings there. For all of our Copa America coverage, check out our 2011 Copa America section.


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Zephyrs no-hit but still win
The WESTCO Zephyrs were no-hit at Cleveland Field Saturday afternoon by the Alliance Spartans, but they still won the game 1-0.
A second inning run stood up for the Z's as Eric Moreno pitched a gem for the home team as well. He fired a complete game one-hitter and struck out ten.
The only hit Moreno gave up was a two out first inning infield single to Jayden Holman.
Meanwhile, Isaac Burnham and Jeff Heckman teamed up on the no-hitter for Alliance, but wildness by Burnham cost the Spartans the game.
In the second inning Burnham gave up a leadoff walk to Beau Lofink, but he was erased by a double play. With two outs and nobody on number eight hitter Ty Benson was hit by a pitch. He stole second an advanced to third on a ball four wild pitch to Rogelio Gurrola. Then another wild pitch with Jackson Hinze at the plate scored Benson.
The Zephyrs had somebody aboard every inning but could not get a timely hit. They received eight walks in six innings, had two batters hit by pitches, were benefactors of three wild pitches and a balk, but could only score the one run.
"We have been no-hit before," said Mark Moran in his 22nd season as Zephyr coach. "But we have never won one of them. It was an unusual game."
Benson was also the hero of the first game for the Express. He went the distance in a 6-0 win, surrendering just a one out single in the top of the seventh and final inning. He struck out 13. He also reached base all three of his at bats in the Zephyr game. Walking twice along with being hit by a pitch.
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LEGENDARY country singer Dolly Parton has confirmed she is coming to this year's Glastonbury Festival, implying that she will grace the stage on Sunday, June 29, this summer.
The 'Jolene', '9 to 5', and 'I Will Always Love You' star tweeted this morning:
While Emily Eavis, daughter of Glastonbury founder Michael Eavis, tweeted to follow:
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The Dolphins continued their spending spree on Tuesday and surprised many by signing former Ravens LB Dannell Ellerbe on Tuesday.
Dolphins land WR Wallace
The worst-kept secret during free agency, that the Dolphins were hot on the trail of WR Mike Wallace, came to fruition at the open of free agency.
Miami Dolphins: 2013 team needs
We highlight the top three needs on offense and defense for the Miami Dolphins, and take a look back at their 2012 draft class.
QB Moore re-signs with Dolphins
Matt Moore could have entered free agency as the top quarterback available. Instead, he is staying in Miami.
Dolphins re-sign WR Hartline to five-year deal
The Dolphins re-signed WR Brian Hartline to a five-year deal worth $30.775 million, Pro Football Talk first reported.
Dolphins place franchise tag on DT Starks
The Dolphins used their franchise tag on one of their several key free agents Monday, tagging DT Randy Starks, according to multiple reports.
AP source: Dolphins OK referendum on stadium
The Dolphins agreed to a referendum on their plan seeking tax money for an upgrade of their stadium, a person familiar with the discussions said.
Raiders hire Sparano
The Raiders hired Tony Sparano as the team's assistant head coach/offensive line.
Dolphins find right time to modernize Sun Life Stadium
The Dolphins announced modernization plans for Sun Life Stadium in hopes of getting the support South Florida needs to host Super Bowl 50.
Dolphins announce plan to modernize Sun Life Stadium
Dolphins owner Stephen Ross announced a plan to modernize Sun Life Stadium, a plan that will range in cost from $375-400 million.
Upgrading WR spot key for Dolphins in offseason
The Dolphins have a clear need for an upgrade at wide receiver, a position that will be a key target in free agency and the draft.
Wednesday's 60-second rant: New year, same AFC East
The Bills and Jets gave the Patriots an early New Year's gift, making front-office changes, further cementing New England as the class of the AFC East.
AFC East Spin cycle: Patriots lone division team above .500
The AFC East may boast the No. 2 seed in the league in the Patriots, but the rest of the division remains well behind New England.
Patriots shut out Dolphins, earn playoff bye
Tom Brady threw two touchdown passes and the Patriots regained their dominance after a rare slump, earning a playoff bye with a 28-0 win over the Dolphins.
Key matchup: Patriots running game vs. Dolphins run defense
Stopping Tom Brady and the Patriots' passing game is tough enough, but Miami can pull off an upset if it can stop New England's running game.
Gibson has signed with the Miami Dolphins, giving young quarterback Ryan Tannehill a third new target through free agency.||||||| Gibson, who signed Friday, spent the past four seasons with the St. Louis Rams, where he made 38 starts. Last year he had 51 receptions for a career-high 691 yards and five touchdowns while starting 13 games.
Gibson hauled in six receptions for 100 yards and a touchdown during Sunday's 15-12 win at Buffalo.||||||| Despite his big day, Gibson doesn't have much fantasy value going forward.
Gibson had three catches for 33 yards in Thursday's 17-3 win over Arizona.||||||| Gibson was the only St. Louis player with more than one reception. If Danny Amendola's right shoulder injury is serious, Gibson could get more targets.
Gibson had five catches for 55 yards and a TD in a 37-7 loss to Baltimore on Sunday.||||||| Gibson could be a good player to start next week against Washington if only because he is one of the few competent receivers Sam Bradford can turn to for the hapless Rams.
Gibson had six catches for 56 yards Sunday in a 19-6 win at Arizona.||||||| Gibson has 28 receptions over his last five games and represents a major fantasy find for players looking for a late-season pickup.


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Scottsdale police Officer James Peters has been involved in seven shootings in the past 10 years. Lissette Martinez of NBC station KPNX reports.
The Arizona police officer who shot and killed an unarmed man while he held his baby grandson has been involved in at least five previous fatal shootings, police said.
The officer, James Peters of the Scottsdale police, was on administrative leave Thursday after he killed John Loxas, 50, with a single rifle shot to the head Tuesday. Loxas' 9-month-old grandson, who was in his arms, was unhurt.
"There were at least three officers in position to engage the suspect," Sgt. Mark Clark, a spokesman for the Scottsdale police, told NBC station KPNX of Phoenix. "At least one of the officers thought he saw something in the suspect's hands."
KPNX reported that Peters has now been involved in seven shootings in the past 10 years, six of them fatal. The Arizona Republic reported Thursday that the city of Scottsdale agreed to a $75,000 settlement in 2009 with the family of one of the people Peters had killed; the city denied liability.
New Times, a Phoenix alternative weekly, profiled Peters in 2010 under the headline "'Dirty Harry' in Scottsdale? Badass Cop Bags Four Bad Guys in 10-Year Career."
Police said that as a former member of the SWAT team, Peters had been involved in the department's most dangerous assignments and that all of the previous shootings had been found to be justified.
In the incident Tuesday, police were called to Loxas' home after a call to 911 reported that he had kicked over a trash can and threatened the owner when he complained. The caller said Loxas was walking around the neighborhood with his grandson and a weapon.
"We have a neighbor out here that pulled a gun on us," the caller said. "He's got a baby in his arms. He's got a gun, and he cocked it."
Loxas had returned home by the time police arrived, and he answered the door with the baby in his arms. Peters and another officer told investigators they saw something in Loxas' hand, and when he turned, Peters fired a single shot, killing Loxas instantaneously.
Afterward, detectives determined that Loxas wasn't armed. But they did find several weapons in the home, KPNX reported.
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State police found a woman's body at the rest stop along Interstate 91 in Wallingford on Thursday afternoon.
Troopers located the body inside a car on the southbound side of the highway before 3 p.m.
The investigation is preliminary, but police seem to believe there was no criminal aspect to the woman's death.
State police said the woman may have died of natural causes.
The incident remains under investigation. Anyone with any information is asked to call state police at 203-393-4200.
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The moon shines in the vicinity of the bright star Antares, and points the way to three morning planets – Mars, Saturn and Venus – in the early morning hours on February 23.
Antares is the brightest star in the constellation Scorpius the Scorpion. Notice that it shines with a reddish color. This star represents the ruby heart of the Scorpion. It's the brightest light near the moon Sunday morning.
Otherwise, the illuminated and dark sides of the waning moon can help you to get your bearings for Sunday morning's planet hunt. The lit side of the moon points east, or in the direction of sunrise. The unlit side of the moon points west. The golden point of light to the west of the moon Sunday morning is the ringed planet Saturn. You'll need a telescope to see this planet's glorious rings. To the unaided eye, Saturn looks like a golden star.
Now look even further to the west. The dark side of a waning moon also points toward the red planet Mars on Sunday. Although Mars shines close to the bright star Spica, you can easily distinguish Mars from Spica. Mars exhibits a ruddy hue whereas Spica sparkles blue-white.
To the east of the moon, you'll find Venus, the brightest of the planets, on Sunday morning. The lighted side of the moon will be pointing toward Venus, but you won't have any problem finding this planet if you're outside before sunup. Venus is exceedingly bright, brighter than any object in the sky besides the sun and moon.
Now think about the moon and all three planets together. See how they make a graceful line across the predawn sky? This is the line of the ecliptic – the pathway of the moon and planets in front of the backdrop stars.
Because the moon always moves eastward through the constellations of the Zodiac, you can expect the moon to pair up with Venus after a few more days.
If you're not one to wake up early, you can at least enjoy the evening planet, Jupiter. How can you spot it? Easy. It's the brightest object in the evening sky.
Bottom line: The moon points the way to the bright star Antares and three morning planets before dawn on February 23. The planets are Mars, Saturn and Venus.
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Sachin: boy champ to cricket god
Sachin went from being the youngest player on the team for a long time to one of the senior most over a marathon career that has lasted more than 23 years. Ben Radford/Allsport. Getty Image.
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Gorham, Maine - November 16, 2013 - The Springfield College women's cross-country team competed in the Division III NCAA Regional Championships at the University of Southern Maine on Saturday afternoon. Out of 53 teams that competed, the Pride took 21st place as a team, scoring 653 points.
Senior Gabby Gaudreault (Leominster, Mass.) was the top finisher for the Pride, posting a time of 22:47.28 and placing 60th overall on the day.
Not too far behind Gaudreault was sophomores Samantha Pomroy (Lebanon, Maine), posting a time of 24:14.93, finishing 136th and Abby Wright (Pittsfield, Mass.), finishing with a time of 24: 21.50 and 147th overall.
Juniors Sarah Knop (Eastham, Mass.) and J'aime Giaccone (Enfield, Conn.) finished fourth and fifth on the Pride respectively, with Knop finishing 154th overall with a time of 24:26.43 and Giaccone finishing 159th overall with a time of 24:30.52.


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Oviedo's Courtney Furlong (7) goes up for a kill shot during a gold medal premier division match against Boca Raton during the Swing for the Cure girls volleyball tournament at Orlando Sports Center in Orlando, Fla. on Saturday, October 12, 2013. (Joshua C. Cruey, Orlando Sentinel)


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Lutheran Social Services employs nearly 2,000 employees in jobs ranging from direct service to management in Michigan.
Lutheran Social Services of Michigan is a faith based, non-profit service organization. Lutheran Social Services exists to serve as an expression of the love of Christ. We are grounded in a theological framework: God created the world; through Christ, God desires for the world wholeness, completeness and fullness; and through the Holy Spirit, God calls us to work to bring those desires to fruition. We are continually focused on those God calls us to serve.Lutheran Social Services' most important resource is our employees. Each position and job is important and vital to service. Because each job is important, each employee will be encouraged to strive for excellence. Not only is every job important in itself, each job is interdependent with other positions. Every effort will be made to function as a coordinated team at all levels with strong and sound leadership.
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Bad Left Hook rounds up all the boxing results from this weekend, from the United States, Mexico, Australia, United Kingdom, Trinidad and Tobago, and more.
Beibut Shumenov broke down Danny Santiago last night in Las Vegas. Bad Left Hook looks at where Shumenov is right now and going forward.
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The gun violence continues in the city of Flint after two people were injured in two separate shootings.
The first one occurred around 2:40 a.m. Friday. Flint police says a man was shot at the Speedway gas station on Dort Highway. The Flint Journal reports that man is in critical condition. There's no word from police on any arrests in connection to that shooting.
Authorities tell TV5 another man was shot last night at the River Park Apartments.
The Flint Journal reported a gunman walked into the building and shot 21-year-old Sergio Turner. There's no word on his condition or any information on a suspect in that case.
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LoganSquarist Spring 2013 Fundraiser
Saturday, May 25, 2013 from 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM (CDT)
Chicago, IL
Who's Going
San Francisco, California
London, United Kingdom
Florence, Italy
Event Details
Enjoy a night of art, music, food and drink to help support LoganSquarist by coming to its Spring 2013 Fundraiser & Raffle.
Stop by Beauty and Brawn Art Gallery and Think Space (3501 W. Fullerton Ave.) on Saturday, May 25, from 6 pm to 10 pm.
Then bid on choice raffle prizes from Logan Square businesses to help support your local Logan Square news website.
Raffle prizes include:
- 1st Family Dental: Zoom in office professional teeth whitening ($400 value)
- Bashert Productions: Custom 10-disc compilation mix of world trip hop, electronica and synth pop
- Chicago Diner: $25 gift cards and cookbook
- Chicago L-Shirts' Logan Square T-shirt
- Chicago MedSpa: laser hair removal certificate ($350 value)
- Corner Farm Chicago: gardener's pack of seeds
- Curbside Press: tote bag of latest book offerings
- Dill Pickle Co-op: $25 gift certificate
- Fleur: $50 gift certificate
- Grow Studio: Lille City ($40 value)
- Hailo: $50 taxi credits
- Multilingual Chicago: Bilingual Boot Camp - a one-day intensive class in any of a dozen languages ($150 value)
- New Wave Coffee: $25 gift card
- North Coast Organics: full-size products including Death deodorant, Revolver deodorant and Untitled spray lotion ($30 value)
- Now Studio: 1-hour reflexology
- Penguin Foot Pottery: $50 gift certificate
- RefreshEase: $50 gift certificate
- RoadieCab: two-hour private service (a $55 value)
- Studio Mangiameli: two tickets to a 5 pm Sunday performance of the annual show Quejíos - Cries In The Air
- Table, Donkey and Stick: $25 gift certificate
- and more!
Event Sponsors include:
- Alexander Gouletas Photography
- Bashert Productions
- Beauty and Brawn Art Gallery and Think Space
- Fleur
- FoodSmart Stores
- Hailo
- Katherine Anne Chocolates
- Provenance Food & Wine
- Revolution Brewery
- RoadieCab
- Distant Village: PureLabels sample
- RefreshEase: coupon
- Spilled Ink Press: sample card
- Christine Bespalec-Davis
- Melanie Brown
- Lauren Goldstein
- Amanda Lee Frank
- Susan Kimball
- Jannah Tate
- Lindsey Meyers
Transportation To and From the Event
Thanks to RoadieCab and Hailo, neighbors have their choice in transportation options. For $5 maximum donation, local Logan Square company RoadieCab will be on hand to get you to and from the event throughout the neighborhood and from the California and Logan Square Blue Line Stops. During the evening, operators also will be on hand to provide demo rides along St. Louis Avenue.
Additionally Chicago-based taxi cab app Hailo also will provide an exclusive promo code for a discount on cab service by using the app.
Why We're Fundraising
As many of you know, LoganSquarist has been a labor of love; a passion that has evolved over the past two years. With the help of an amazing LoganSquarist Ambassadors Team, LoganSquarist has grown into a daily website featuring unique articles and hosting regular monthly Neighbor Meetups.
Now that we're a great team, it's time for LoganSquarist to go to the next level. At our spring fundraiser, we're hoping to get community support to pay for website hosting fees, business fees and to help us become an official organization. Money collected will go to supporting these efforts. With your help, we'll be able to pay for our annual expenses and help us do more throughout the neighborhood.
Reserve your spot today!
When & Where
Beauty & Brawn Art Gallery & Think Space
3501 W Fullerton Ave
Saturday, May 25, 2013 from 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM (CDT)
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LoganSquarist is a Logan Square-based hyperlocal site covering news, businesses, issues, events and neighbors of the Chicago's trendy #LoganSquare neighborhood. Featuring articles, calendar of events, neighborhood directory, community forum and more, LoganSquarist is your go-to source. Aimed to "socialize the neighborhood," we're actively spreading information via its website, Twitter Facebook, Google+, Pinterest and other social networks, as well as bringing neighbors together at local events.