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MORTON, Ill. -- Blain's Farm and Fleet is expanding their store in Morton.
The Company announced plans for a new store on North Morton Avenue.
The owner says 20 additional jobs will be added, and by the time the store is finished, 270 tradespeople will touch the project.
Blain's Farm and Fleet has been a fixture in Morton since 1974.
A company news release say the Village of Morton will purchase the existing building for $2 million.
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What is Hawaii Five-0 About?
HAWAII FIVE-0 is a contemporary take on the classic series about a new elite federalized task force whose mission is to wipe out the crime that washes up on the Islands' sun-drenched beaches.
Detective Steve McGarrett, a decorated Naval officer-turned-cop, returns to Oahu to investigate his father's murder and stays after Hawaii's Governor persuades him to head up the new team: his rules, her backing, no red tape and full blanket authority to hunt down the biggest "game" in town.
Joining McGarrett is Detective Danny "Danno" Williams, a newly relocated ex-New Jersey cop – a working man in paradise who prefers skyscrapers to the coastline – but who's committed to keeping the Islands safe for his 8-year-old daughter; and Chin Ho Kelly, an ex-Honolulu Police Detective, and former protégé of McGarrett's father, wrongly accused of corruption and relegated to a federal security patrol.
Chin's cousin, Kono Kalakaua, is a beautiful and fearless native, fresh out of the academy and eager to establish herself among the department's elite. McGarrett, repairing his relationship with his estranged sister Mary Ann, vows to bring closure to their father's case, while the state's brash new FIVE-0 unit, who may spar and jest among themselves, is determined to eliminate the seedy elements from the 50th state.
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And the attempt to use art as a symbol can often backfire. Works of art are hard to cubbyhole into pat, marketing-style categories; even the "Adagio for Strings," which was originally inspired by Virgil's "Georgics," is somewhat subversive when played as a work of mourning. And a work of art that is intended merely to stand for something arguably lacks the force or content of a work created from an expressive vision. Visual artists from Rodchenko to Warhol, Lichtenstein to Koons have played around with the art-as-symbol trope, but it's been rarer in composition; Shostakovich is the only composer who comes immediately to mind, and playing his music at an inauguration would be the supreme act of expressive ambiguity.
But it's open to question just how much force these symbols have in any case. One long-standing quasi-tradition, observed at many though not all inaugurations in the past 50-odd years, is the presence of an African American female vocalist to perform either the national anthem or another appropriately patriotic opus: Marian Anderson, Leontyne Price, Jessye Norman, Denyce Graves, Ethel Ennis and, finally, at Obama's first inauguration, Aretha Franklin. Inaugurations are apparently one of the few areas of public life in which women of color enjoy an overwhelming majority. It's not clear exactly what this symbolizes, either, though one thing is certain: Aretha, like Yo-Yo Ma, may have felt her musicmaking was affected by the cold weather, but she and her hat turned in a wonderful performance.


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The Navajo Nation is determined to finally claim its
rightful share of the Colorado River after 86 years of being left
out of the region's water politics.
Indian tribes were left out of the negotiations that
divvied up the Colorado River in 1922, but it's no longer
possible to ignore them – particularly in the case of the
Navajo Nation.
Along the upper Gila in New Mexico, conservationists and
the state squabble over managing the river's water.
In western Colorado, Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park wins an important water claim.
A new proposal to send Mississippi River water out West is both insane and entirely possible, given the outrageous water schemes of the past.
In southern Utah's Escalante Valley, local landowners will form a water district to save their declining aquifer.
Bob Rawlings, publisher of the Pueblo Chieftain, has battled for decades to bring water to southeastern Colorado and, once it's there, to keep it no matter what.
Norris Hundley's magisterial Water in the West is back in print to enlighten readers about water politics, especially the Colorado River Compact.
A federal agency asserts its water rights to the San Pedro river in a case that might eventually lead to limits on growth in Arizona.
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The Cooperstown Hawkeyes are changing leagues.
The Hawkeyes played their inaugural season at Doubleday Field last summer.
The team has aligned with seven other former New York Collegiate Baseball League members and decided to withdraw from the league with the goal of starting a new, higher quality league, according to a media press release. They will continue to play at Doubleday Field next year.
The Amsterdam Mohawks, Albany Dutchmen, Elmira Pioneers, Glens Falls Golden Eagles, Mohawk Valley Diamond Dogs and Watertown Wizards also made the move to the Perfect Game Collegiate Baseball League.
They will be joined in the venture by a new franchise located in Newark. This new eight-team league will play a total of 49 regular season games between the first week of June and the last week of July.
According to the NYCBL website, the league, which includes the Oneonta Outlaws, has already replaced the departing teams. On Nov. 7, the league awarded franchises to the Utica Brewers, Sherrill Silversmiths, Syracuse Salt Cats, and Rome Thunderbolts from the Eastern Collegiate Baseball League (ECBL). A sixth franchise, the Syracuse Junior Chiefs, is also joining the NYCBL.
The five new franchises join the Oneonta Outlaws in the East Division.
The West Division franchises are the Allegany County Nitros, Alfred Thunder, Hornell Dodgers, Niagara Power, Webster Yankees and Geneva Red Wings.
A 44-game schedule will get under way the second week of June and with the regular season ending the last week of July.
In addition, the Perfect Game League recently signed an agreement to partner with Perfect Game USA, the world's largest independent scouting service.
By joining forces in this new endeavor, the Perfect Game Collegiate Baseball League, which begins in the summer of 2011, will have Perfect Game actively assisting the league in identifying and recruiting top college and junior-college prospects, according to the media release. The league will also stage regional showcase events and tournaments.
Cooperstown Hawkeyes owner Tom Hickey said, "From the beginning, our goal has been to bring the best level of entertainment and onfield product for our fans at Doubleday Field. This is another step in establishing Cooperstown as an elite franchise in what promises to be one of the top leagues in the country.
Perfect Game is a great partner and will assist us in moving to the next level.''
Hickey added that talks with the new league had been on going for six to eight months and became official earlier this month.
"There's no question that this will significantly upgrade our talent level,'' he said.
This past year, a record number of 1,164 Perfect Game participants were selected in the Major League baseball draft, including 41 in the first round, according to a media press release from the league.
"The mission of the new PGCBL will be to provide the highest level of collegiate baseball while at the same time offering affordable family entertainment,'' said Jerry Ford, President of Perfect Game. "The League is comprised of a collection of the best quality ownership available, all of which are committed to year-round operations that afford their franchises the highest level of both baseball and entertainment.''
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The Cooperstown Hawkeyes, a first-year member of the Perfect Game Collegiate Baseball League, named Eric Coleman as their manager for the 2011 season, the team announced Tuesday.
Cooperstown Hawkeyes join new league
The Cooperstown Hawkeyes are changing leagues. The Hawkeyes played their inaugural season at Doubleday Field last summer. The team has aligned with seven other former New York Collegiate Baseball League members and decided to withdraw from the league with the goal of starting a new, higher quality league, according to a media press release. They will continue to play at Doubleday Field next year.
Hawkeyes in playoff hunt as season winds down
If the New York Collegiate Baseball League playoffs were to begin today, the Cooperstown Hawkeyes and Oneonta Outlaws would meet in a first round series. The top four teams in each division qualify for postseason play, and currently Oneonta is in second place and Cooperstown in third with one week left in the regular season.
Ballplayers have adjusted to life off the field
Cooperstown resident Lynne Mebust and her husband, Kai, have three sons ranging in age from 10-14, but after hosting two Cooperstown Hawkeyes players this summer, they feel like they have added two more to the family.
Petroskey helps Hawkeyes to 3-1 NYCBL home victory
Cooperstown graduate Frank Petroskey drove in the Cooperstown Hawkeyes' first run at Doubleday Field with a groundout to shortstop Tuesday, helping his New York Collegiate Baseball team to a 3-1 victory over Albany.
Hawkeyes seek temporary homes
The Cooperstown Hawkeyes are still trying to find homes for players before the start of the team's inaugural season in early June.
Hawkeyes president speaks to Lions
Tom Hickey, the President of the Cooperstown Hawkeys, the new team that will compete in the New York Collegiate Baseball League this summer, was the guest speaker at the regular meeting of the Cooperstown Lions Club at its meeting on Wednesday, April 7, held at the Harmony House Cafe in Fly Creek.
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VANCOUVER, British Columbia – For the second straight night, Vancouver had Spokane's number as the Indians fell 3-1 to the Canadians.
The Indians trailed 1-0 heading into the seventh, when Spokane's Jamie Jarmon tied the game up with the team's lone RBI of the game. The tie score didn't even last a half-inning, as the Vancouver took the lead in the bottom of the seventh on a fielder's choice. The Canadians added another run in the eight, and in the ninth Chuck Ghyseis came in to capture his eighth save of the season.
Eric Brooks was a bright for Spokane once again, as the all-star pitched nearly six innings without a single earned run.
The Spokane coupled with a pair of wins for Everett now moves the Indians to three games back of first place in the North Division.
The Aquasox and Indians will go head to head for the final six games of the regular season, starting Wednesday night in Spokane.


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The Jets and TV Azteca reporter Ines Sainz sparked a leaguewide firestorm over the past week after it was reported the team treated the journalist inappropriately when she attended a practice last week. On Friday, the league issued a statement announcing a resolution to the issue.
Jets owner Woody Johnson will underwrite a new program that will educate rookie players on how to "deal professionally with news media and others in the workplace." The program will be enforced to all 32 teams and will supplement the league's current policy on meeting with reporters.
Johnson issued a statement which said, "We've learned from what happened last Saturday, and have reaffirmed our commitment to treat all members of the media with professionalism and respect. The commissioner has developed a constructive approach that emphasizes education and awareness. I believe what emerges will improve the working relationship between all media and the NFL."
The Jets will not be punished by the league for their actions. Commissioner Roger Goodell added that Johnson's resolution is a positive step for the league.
"I believe this is the most constructive approach," Goodell said. "There is no debate about the longstanding equal access rule of our media policy. The issue for us, like all organizations, is proper conduct in the workplace, whether it is dealing with the media, co-workers, fans, or others. It is our responsibility to provide a professional setting for members of the news media and other business associates that work with our teams and the league."


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MACKINAW, Ill -- It's been a long time coming for video gambling in bars and restaurants around the state.
Resident of one small town in Tazewell County can now place their bets while enjoying a drink at a local bar.
"I did not know. I just came in to have a beer and they have them fired up," said Jerry Worden.
It's been three years since The Illinois General Assembly first approved a measure allowing video poker machines to be installed in bars and restaurants that hold liquor licenses.
The Illinois Gaming Board reports about 280 machines in about 70 establishments in Illinois are hooked up and ready to use.
The Hideaway Tavern in Mackinaw is the first to bring in gamblers in Tazewell County.
"It's important for the state of Illinois to do something like this and we're very happy to have them on today. As you can see, we have a lot of players and we'll have a lot of players tonight on them. We already had a winner on one of the machines," said Hideaway Owner Don Meyer.
Within minutes of starting them up, people lined up to to try their luck.
"Really exciting. It's gonna help out business out a lot. I've worked here for seven or eight years now and it's just gonna bring in a lot of people I think," said Hideaway employee Michelle Barner.
You can play as low as penny and win up to $500 on their five new machines.
The winnings come out as a voucher, which can be cashed in at the machine's establishment.
For local residents like Jerry Worden, he missed the entertainment of the old machines.
"That's what the old machines did. They gave you something to do. Instead of just sitting there or to watch the television. I can watch television at home. Why do I wanna sit here and have a beer when I can have a beer at home. But this here. I can't have this at home," said Worden.
So far, The Illinois Gaming Board has approved over 300 establishments and is in the process of reviewing applications for over 2,000 more, including over 100 in the Peoria area.


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40 full-color pages capturing the 2008 season for years to come. The hardcover version includes an attractive jacket. This is a great coffee table book and makes an excellent gift. Click on the PREVIEW link under the cover photo to the left to see the first 16 pages.
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My love for photography began when I was about 13 years old and got a 110mm camera as a gift. My mother encouraged my efforts and said that I had a natural eye for the craft. By the time I entered high school I had saved enough pennies to buy a fully manual Minolta 35mm camera and handheld light meter. My high school had an excellent graphics tech school with a fully equipped darkroom and print shop. My hunger for improvement had me reading everything I could find and joining a local photo club. By my senior year (1981), I had shot several portraits, two weddings and did publicity shots for a couple local bands. In addition to shooting for the yearbook and school paper, I also had photos published in the Lewiston Sun Journal. In 1981 I began my journalism studies at the University of Maine in Orono. During my years at Orono I took every photojournalism course offered, enjoyed hours in the campus darkrooms and served a semester as Photo Editor for the Daily Maine Campus newspaper.
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Mark Sanchez threw for 74 yards against the Ravens in Week One. The Jets' offense was woeful.
Against the Patriots in Week Two, Sanchez lit up the Pats' secondary for 220 yards and three TDs. And veteran RB LaDainian Tomlinson gained 6.9 yards per carry on the ground.
We knew the Patriots' secondary would have issues this season, starting a rookie corner (Devin McCourty) opposite a second-year player (Darius Butler). But after shutting down the Bengals' "Batman and Robin" duo in Week One, they could handle the Jets' passing offense, right?
Instead, they made Sanchez look like, well, Tom Brady.
McCourty was beat for a touchdown twice. Inside the red zone, Jerricho Cotchery tried to make an inside slant on him. The rookie, known for his physicality, played bump-and-run with the veteran for the first few steps before losing Cotchery for an easy TD.
The second came against TE Dustin Keller. Sanchez floated the ball across his body toward Keller, and it appeared to be a pass McCourty could knock down, but Keller outjumped the rookie to bring it down.
Butler had a nightmare of a game, getting torched and taunted by Braylon Edwards for a touchdown and two-point conversion. If that wasn't enough, Butler picked up two pass interference penalties that led to the Keller TD.
While the pass defense is a major concern after Week Two's loss, Vince Wilfork mentioned another problem in an interview on Monday with WEEI in Boston. He said the Patriots' defense continues to struggle against "sub" runs, and despite being aware of the weakness, it still let up a few big runs to L.T.
The Jets trotted out three-WR sets, knowing the Patriots would respond with a 4-2-5 nickel. L.T. ripped off runs against the sub package after the Patriots' base package had kept him in check.
It seems as if defensive genius Bill Belichick was outsmarted in Week Two. The Jets attacked two Patriots weaknesses and turned a woeful offense into one that piled up 28 points.
The Pats' "D" is banged up without starters DE Ty Warren and CB Leigh Bodden for the season, so defensive miscues are going to happen — you just don't expect them against a below-average Jets offense in a division game. The defense gets an even easier task in Week Three against the lowly Bills and their 32nd-ranked passing offense, but if defensive miscues continue, it might have to send the Pats into panic mode.
The defense wasn't the only thing that went wrong on Sunday, as the offense completely fell apart in the second half. Click here to read analysis of Brady's over-reliance on WR Randy Moss.


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You already know who's starting for the New York Yankees in Game 1 of their Division Series against the Detroit Tigers, which opens Friday night in the Bronx. Everybody's known the identity of the Yankees' Game 1 starter for quite some time.
It wasn't until yesterday, though, that we learned who will start Games 2 and 3 for the Yankees. And the news is surprising for any number of reasons.
Rookie Iván Nova will start Game 2 of the American League Division Series against the Detroit Tigers.
"Nova's going to start," Girardi said. "It's probably going to be Game 2. How's that?"
After the Yankees' 8-7 loss to the Rays, Girardi said that Freddy Garcia would start Game 3 of the ALDS, following Sabathia and Nova. Sabathia and Nova would pitch Games 4 and 5, if necessary. That means A.J. Burnett is headed to the bullpen.
Is Bartolo Colón headed to the bullpen, too? Or is he heading to Tampa, to stay in "shape" in case somebody gets hurt? But this isn't about Bartolo Colón? It's about Nova and Garcia, both of whom entered spring training, roughly seven months ago, just hoping to win jobs with the big club, as neither was guaranteed anything.
Nova, despite pitching well for the Yankees, was actually sent to the minors for a few weeks in July, and his current status as the Yankees' No. 2 starter probably says equal parts about his growth and their desperation.


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BRUSHTON — Seasoned maple-syrup producers, less-experienced sugar makers or anyone interested in learning the ins and outs of making maple syrup are all invited to the First Annual Franklin County Maple (Producers) Association (FCMA) Maple School.
It will be held from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Feb. 2 at the Brushton Moira Central School. The cost is $20 in advance and $30 at the door. Information and registration information is available at www.bmcsd.org. Click on the FFA tab at the top of the page. Or, call 483-7403.
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The run-heavy offense, which incorporates a lot of college-style plays — read-option and QB power draws, for example — exploits Tebow's strength as a runner while hiding his deficiencies as a passer.
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The computing revolution is transforming our world in ways we are only beginning to understand, but it is clear that a knowledge of computing is invaluable to any 21st-century citizen. Computer science is the study of the principles of computing: it is founded in the basic skills of programming and problem-solving, but a university education in the subject requires the development of deeper insights into the nature of algorithms, the languages we use to describe them and the machines on which we realize them. In addition to these subjects, students at Willamette have the opportunity to explore advanced topics ranging from 3D graphics to artificial intelligence, from genetic algorithms (in which populations of programs are "bred" for success) to the theoretical foundations of language and computation. Whichever topics they pursue, the Willamette curriculum is designed to provide students with a principled education that will support their goals of life-long learning in a constantly-changing field.
Introductory computing classes at Willamette provide non-majors and pre-majors with a broader perspective on computing, build basic skills which can be applied to other fields and foster the creative use of graphics and animation in collaboration with music and the arts. These classes are designed to synergize with other studies and thus to contribute to a broad liberal-arts education.
The study of computer science opens up a number of options in later life: many graduates with a computer science major or minor find careers in programming, design, consulting or system support. Other choose to deepen their studies in graduate school, ultimately providing contributions to basic research in the field or pursuing influential development opportunities in industry. Finally, some students combine these options, first building up practical work experience in a business or industrial setting and then consolidating these experiences through graduate study.
The University has excellent computing facilities open to students, including both general-access labs with Windows and Macintosh computers and a number of labs with specially-selected equipment to support graphics or laboratory use. Wired access in dorm rooms and a campus-wide wireless network allow students great flexibility in the pursuit of their studies, in communication with family and friends and in general access to the resources of the Internet.
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Computational Art is an emerging new field that uses mathematical algorithms and computers to generate imaginative and abstract images. Fractals are a small but well known subset within this extensive and varied field. In this course, students learn and apply mathematics and computer programming to generate a wide range of images and animations. The work is guided and evaluated by standard principles of design and composition.
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This course provides a broad introduction to programming in the functional style, including motivations, history, programming techniques and theory. Functional programming provides concise and elegant solutions to many problems, using an approach based on mathematics, logic and proof. The course will be taught in Haskell, a powerful, modern programming language which can be used for both mathematical investigations and serious system development. Topics covered will include a broad introduction to computing, symbolic representation of data, list manipulation, recursion, algebraic data types, higher-order functions and type systems. The study of functional programming languages provides a useful foundation and perspective for further study of topics in algebra, logic, programming languages, computer science theory and linguistics.
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An investigation into how computers and programs work, from the lower levels of internal logic to the higher levels of programming languages designed for human use. Topics covered include: digital representation and digital logic; the internal structure and organization of computers; the hierarchy of programming languages; and techniques used to translate computer programs into machine-readable form. Includes a significant lab component in which students implement the concepts developed in the course.
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This course is an introduction to computer graphics with an emphasis on 3D modeling, shading and rendering. Topics include color representation, geometric transformations, culling, hidden line elimination, clipping, anti-aliasing, texturing, global illumination models, and the 3D rendering pipeline. Extensive programming will be required.
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A survey of machine learning techniques and philosophical issues concerning artificial intelligence. Learning techniques include perceptrons, PDP back-propagation and induction of environmental regularities via Holland's genetic algorithm. Philosophical issues include "Can a machine be intelligent?" and "How could intelligence in a machine be verified?"
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This course provides the flexibility to offer special topics of interest in computer science. Topics will generally not be repeated within a two-year period in order to provide a variety of offerings. May be repeated for up to three credits.
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Language is the basic for complex communication, whether as natural language between humans or as formal language between humans and computers. In programming, different kinds of formal languages are crucial tools in all stages of development, from the logics used to specify requirements, to the programming languages used to implement algorithms and the mathematical notations used to analyze their behavior. In this course we will study the general phenomenon of formal language by exploring the syntax, semantics and logics of a broad range of examples, beginning with the simplest numeral notations and operator algebras and continuing through to computationally complete languages and sophisticated type systems. In addition to studying abstract descriptions of syntax and semantics, students will reinforce their understanding by implementing language-based tools in a functional meta-language.
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Students research and develop a proposal for a substantial project that will integrate the student's knowledge in computer science and supporting areas. Weekly meetings will study methodologies and offer a forum for presentations and discussions. A paper and final presentation on the proposal topic is required. Required for major in Computer Science.
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As the UND men's hockey team skates out for picture day, one thing stands out. Their largest class is the freshman.
"There's a lot of new things ahead of us but I think we've gone through most of the transition," says head men's hockey coach Dave Hakstol. "Now it's just down to the business at hand."
He's referring to a big transition for both the fans and players of course. Because after collecting a league leading 15 WCHA regular season titles and 11 league playoff titles, UND has left the WCHA to join the new National Collegiate Hockey Conference.
"It's going to be definitely different," says junior forward Mark MacMillan. "A little sad to leave but you have to look forward to the NCHC and what it has to offer."
It offers some of the top ranked teams in the nation, as well as some new rules for the college game. The new rules include a shoot out for games resulting in a tie, which makes getting the win all that more important each and every night.
This inaugural season will build new traditions and rivalries for the North Dakota fans.
For the team the league and rivalries will come and go but their goal remains the same each year.
"We wanna win a national championship. That's it right there," sophomore forward Rocco Grimaldi puts simply.
"I think we have the pieces to the puzzle that we need it's just a matter of working towards that and putting it all together," adds senior captain Dillon Simpson.
In order to reach their ultimate goal north Dakota needs to replace leading scorers Danny Kristo and Corban Knight. The two combined for 42 goals and over a hundred points last year.
"They added to the tradition here but now it's time for the new guys to step up and add to the tradition themselves," explains sophomore forward Drake Caggiula.
"Just like we lost a lot of our top players we lost a lot of our core leadership group," adds MacMillan. "But we have another great group of leaders. And Dillon's going to be our captain this year and he's got a good head on his shoulders."
Dillon Simpson was named UND's Most Improved Player last year after leading the team's defensemen with a career-high five goals and 19 assists in 42 games. In his three years as a collegian, Simpson has helped lead UND to three straight NCAA regional championship game appearances and a 2010-11 berth in the NCAA Frozen Four.
"We have a group of guys who really want it and are buying in this year," said Simpson. "Losing to Yale last year, we still have a pretty bitter taste in our mouth's but you have to use that in the right way and use it as motivation."
While you can evaluate the large group of freshman or the need to find that next top goal scorer. The facts remain the same. UND is never short on talent or confidence and this year will be no different.
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Whoever scheduled Russia vs. Poland on Russia Day and then allowed Russia fans to hold a march through Warsaw is a pretty big idiot. Nobody could ever see that one going well, and it hasn't - three people have been injured after a clash between the marchers and what Russia Today are describing as a 'mob of Polish youths'.
The police had to fire warning shots and deploy water cannons in an attempt to break up the fighting, which isn't even the first unfortunate event of the day. Polish fans attacked a cafe full of Russian fans earlier in the day, using stones and smoke grenades, although they were driven off before police arrived.
While there have been no reported fatalities yet, the fact that Euro 2012 is leading to serious injuries is deeply worrying. It's baffling that UEFA have allowed Russia and Poland to be in the same group considering the countries' long history of animosity. Let's hope that this doesn't get any worse.


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The North County Times in California noted in an article that the Oceanside Photo & Telescope company signed a $175,000 contract with the University of Maine to install an Ash-Dome and astronomy equipment as part of a plan to build a new combined planetarium and observatory in 2014 on the UMaine campus. The current Maynard Jordan Planetarium has relied on a 100-year-old telescope for students and members of the stargazing public.
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LOWER POTTSGROVE Ś According to Pottsgrove softball coach Mallory Greene, Marisa Kinneer is the ultimate gamer.
ōMarisa is a true team player,ö Greene said. ōShe will give you 110 percent at any position. She puts everything out on the field. And she practices like she plays, which is something you donÆt see from every kid.ö
That extra effort caught the attention of La Salle University coach Ron Shoemaker, who in the future will get a first-hand look at KinneerÆs energetic engine.
Kinneer, who in the spring will enter her fourth year as a stalwart for the Falcons, signed a letter-of-intent last week to accept a scholarship to attend La Salle and play softball for the Division I Explorers.
La Salle went 3-17 in the Atlantic 10 and 9-40 overall last year. Shoemaker, a former Explorers assistant, will take over as head coach and succeed Brianne Brown, who resigned after last season. Owen J. Roberts grad Megan Hodgson was the squadÆs leading hitter last season.
Kinneer, the daughter of Bob and Debra Kinneer, plans to major in either biology or education.
After considering school such as Fairleigh Dickinson (where her older sister Kristen played), Fairfield and Rider, Kinneer decided on the Explorers after visiting over the summer with a couple of her Sports Connection Lady Wildcats travel teammates.
ōI really liked the campus,ö said Kinneer, who verbally committed in August. ōIt seemed like a great atmosphere and really close-knit. Everybody was really kind, and it also has a great academic program.ö
Kinneer, a fixture on the mound for the Falcons over the past three years, was recruited as a second baseman Ś where she plays for her travel team.
As a sophomore, she batted .354 with four doubles, two triples and 19 runs in helping Pottsgrove reach the District 1-AAA final and advance to the PIAA Tournament. She also posted a 15-10 mark with 131 strikeouts over 173 innings on the mound.
ōMarisaÆs knowledge of the game is something that really helps her,ö Greene said of Kinneer. ōIÆm excited for her. She deserves everything sheÆs achieved, and I think she should have a pretty successful four years there.ö
ōHe (Shoemaker) told me he is trying to rebuild the program,ö Kinneer said. ōSo heÆs really focusing on next yearÆs team, and I think I have more than a good chance of starting.ö
Kinneer, about to embark on her fourth year as a starter for the FalconsÆs girls basketball team, can also relax now knowing her college decision has been checked off her to-do list.
ōI was actually starting to get a little worried, because my junior summer was winding down,ö she admitted. ōBut I was presented with this opportunity, and it was really lucky for me.
ōI look around at some other people at my school, and theyÆre starting to freak out filling out applications and everything. I was blessed with a good opportunity, and itÆs a big weight off my shoulders.ö


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By General Manager: Nick Ulmer
In January, the Black Township in Posey County started testing welfare applicants for drugs.
Now after a month there is evidence that as many as 13% tested positive and that's being noticed by state lawmakers in Indiana, Kentucky and Illinois.
Indiana has two bills proposing random drug testing should not receive help from the government to buy food.
I believe that people who may be buying drugs should not receive help from the government to buy food.
What good does it do to give assistance to a drug user that is unemployable, since most companies do drug tests before hiring.
In the Black Township, anyone who tests positive is eligible to receive township money if they complete a rehab program.
I like what Black Township trustee, Lindsey Suits, said recently, "I believe drugs kill, steal and destroy."
She said we are drawing a line in the sand
I hope all three of our states pass a drug testing law for welfare recipients for those reasons.
That's my stand.
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Repairs on the Hulton Bridge over the Allegheny River in Harmar Township and Oakmont will continue Thursday, weather permitting.
PennDOT said there will be single-lane alternating traffic on the bridge during the repairs from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on weekdays through Nov. 8.
Police officers and flaggers will be used to control traffic.
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Wyoming's Zans Places 65th at NCAA Championships
Senior Finishes 25 spots and 16 Seconds Shy of All-America Honors
Zans Set to Represent Wyoming at NCAA Championships on Saturday
Race is at 10 a.m. MT in Terre Haute, Ind.
Zans Earns Individual Bid to NCAA Cross Country Meet
Senior is First Wyoming Runner to Compete at National Meet Since 2008
Zans and Page Earn All-Region Honors at Mountain Regional
Individual NCAA Bids Announced on Saturday
Cross Country Faces Several Ranked Programs at Friday's NCAA Mountain Regional
Wyoming's Region One of the Toughest in the Nation
2007-08... Mark finished the 2007 Cross Country season at the NCAA Championship for the second straight year. He placed 19th and earned All-America honors once again. With his second honor in cross country he became the third runner in Wyoming history to win All-America honors twice. During the Indoor season, Mark again finished the season at the NCAA Championships with his fourth place finish in the 5,000-meter race and another All-American award for Mark. While at the MWC Championships he was the 5,000-meter Champion and the 3,000-meter runner-up, earning him All-MWC honors. Mark redshirted during the Outdoor season.
2006-07... Mark returns after a very successful cross country and track season. He placed 22nd at the NCAA National Cross Country meet and was the first All-American for UW in 11 years. Mark was named All-Conference for his 3,000m win.
2005-06... Again, Mark was a Conference Champion in the 5,000m run and a national qualifier. In the 10,000m he ran a 29:09.25, a time that ranks fourth all-time for the Cowboys.
2004-05... Mark transferred from Moi University in Eldoret, Kenya.
Personal... Mark was born Jan. 10th, 1985 in Eldoret, Kenya.
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Paramount Theater representatives announced Thursday free admission to any show this weekend to residents affected by or emergency personnel who responded to the recent Manorville brush fires.
On Monday, fire departments from across the East End responded to the fires that broke out in the towns of Brookhaven and Riverhead — the eastern Long Island has experienced since 1995.
The will honor their service to the community of the firefighters, according a Paramount press release. Two shows are scheduled for this weekend, including The Paramount Jazz Series Friday featuring Spyro Gyra and a Sunday rock concert with Hellyeah and Clutch.
For the jazz series, those interested must contact the theater by 5 p.m. Friday. For Sunday's show, interested parties have until the evening of April 14 to be added to the list.
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As I rushed to end my work day on Thursday so that I could make the drive to Michigan to catch the Americans For Prosperity bus to Washington, DC I wondered if I would be left behind. I was notified at 4:00 P.M. that I could attend the Defending The American Dream Summit and Tribute To President Ronald Reagan Dinner that was to be held at the Marriott Crystal Gateway Hotel in Arlington, Va. on October 10 - 11, 2008 if I could make it to their bus.
I got home at 5:00 P.M. and began throwing the needed items into my luggage so that I could begin my trip to Kalamazoo, Michigan for the 7:00 P.M. departure of the bus. After a very fast shower I loaded the car and headed for a gas station along the route. I finished the task and started up I-69 about 5:50 P.M to catch the bus at a park and ride stop on I-94.
After reaching the Michigan line I realized that I was not going to make it so I called the Americans For Prosperity Foundation in Washington DC and asked them if they could hold the bus for me for about 10 - 15 minutes. They were very helpful and and told me not to worry as they would wait because I was given such short notice to attend the event. I had been given the approval to attend the event earlier that day, but was not sure if I could make it because of my job.
After loading the bus with the Michigan Chapter folks, and about 15 home school kids that had been invited to the event we departed to Washington DC. I really enjoyed talking to the kids and meeting the folks during our 12 hour ride.
We arrived at the destination at 7:45 A.M. Friday morning. I then headed to the registration area and signed in. I was surprised to learn that they had canceled my hotel reservation because I had called them from work letting them know that I might not be able to make it to the bus on time. However, that is when I learned that the best was yet to come. They advised me that I was a welcome guest and that they had reserved me a room at the Ritz Carlton a few blocks away in Pentagon City. Little did I know what a blessing this would be later on.
I had the opportunity to attend classes all day on Friday, and we were transported to the U.S. Capital that afternoon for a big rally. There were people at the rally from 24 state chapters of AFP. During the rally they called off the states that were present. I quickly noticed that they skipped Indiana so I began to yell out Indiana during the breaks in the roll call. By the time they got to Oregon the crowd joined in with me and all of the TV cameras were on me. The emcee also announced to the rally to give it up for the lone man from Indiana. The crowd went nuts as I turned around in a circle with my arms in the air shouting Indiana.
After the rally We attended the Tribute to President Reagan Dinner. I was asked to sit with the Home School group, and was very honored as it was a very great location. We then stood for the singing of America The Beautiful and the President of AFP gave a short speech. After his short talk he said that he wanted to show some video from the rally. When the video started I was shocked to see myself on the huge monitors with my hands in the air shouting Indiana at the beginning.
The dinner included speakers such as George Will, Dinesh D' Souza, and Edwin Meese III. After the dinner I found myself on the shuttle back to the Ritz Carlton with Mr. D' Souza. He was very friendly, and I took two pictures with him.
On Saturday we had a general session that featured great speakers such as Herman Cain, John Stossel of ABC 20/20, and Fred Barnes of the Weekly Standaed.
The highlight of my trip happened at the closing reception. I was standing at the stage waiting for the guests to speak when Ken Blackwell, The Secretary Of State - Ohio, and former Senator Rick Santorum walked in. They were surrounded by security. I mentioned to the person next to me that I sure would like to shake Mr. Blackwells hand. The man looked at me and said "you would". He then took out his cell phone and made a call and asked me to follow him. I was taken next to the stage where I was photographed with the Senator and Mr Blackwell, the Secretary Of State Of Ohio.
After the reception we loaded the bus and the Michigan group invited me to their Pizza party on the 17th floor of the Double Tree hotel. The view of Washington DC is remarkable.
After the party we departed for Michigan.
I had a great time and learned a lot about President Ronald Reagan. I am hoping that the AFP will invite me to a future event. They are a very good and patriotic organization with some great members.


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Starting Over
As a meditation teacher, I'm often solicited for advice by students who are seeking to change their lives in some way. They may want to alter an aspect of their behavior or their emotional life, or improve their relations with others. They almost always report that they have tried to change but fail time and again. I listen to each person's story and tailor my response appropriately, but the essence of my response is almost always the same: If you really want to change your life and are having difficulty doing so, then you need to master the practice of starting over. More than any mantra, resolution, therapy, or self-help technique, this is the practice that creates real, lasting results.
Living proof of the effectiveness of the practice of starting over is 38-year-old Taryn, a student in the Sunday evening mindfulness meditation class I teach. Taryn is a successful midlevel manager in a fast-growing company who makes a positive first impression, but her career has been stalled and she has a long history of personal angst. When Taryn first started attending class six years ago, she was close to losing her ability to function effectively both in her high-pressure job and outside it. She had difficulty trusting even her friends; she got into adversarial relationships at work with both peers and bosses; and her romantic involvements had been one disaster after another. A therapist might say that a hypercritical, affection-withholding, competitive mother and a nice but weak and unprotective father were the source of Taryn's problems. In fact, three different therapists had told her just that. But despite knowing why she had trust and communication issues, Taryn continued to suffer, which ultimately brought her to meditation.
One recent evening Taryn came up to me after class to discuss whether she should take on a new opportunity at work. Twice she had been passed over for a senior management position, so this represented a chance, at last, to demonstrate her capabilities. It was also the perfect setup for all of Taryn's patterns of self-destruction to be activated because it involved a major, long-term project that meant creating new business practices across divisions in her company. A few years ago, I would have been reluctant to encourage Taryn to accept the promotion because she would most likely have failed. Now, however, she has a new base of personal power that has changed who she is in relationship to others at work and in her personal life. She now knows how to "just start over" whenever something goes wrong or when she is worried that something might go wrong.
I first heard the phrase "just start over" used to describe a spiritual practice some 20 years ago from the Buddhist meditation teacher and author Sharon Salzburg. During a mindfulness meditation retreat she taught at the Insight Meditation Society in Barre, Massachusetts, Sharon related her struggle with learning to meditate-how she would become lost, distracted, and discouraged and would constantly second-guess herself and her teachers. Gradually she learned to ignore the mental and emotional chatter and to just start over by meditating on her breath as she had been instructed. "Just start over" became her mantra, which she now teaches to her students.
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11:21am Wednesday 29th January 2014 in News
PEOPLE in Winchcombe can show their love for their library and celebrate National Libraries Day.
Libraries across Gloucestershire are taking part in the celebrations on Saturday, February 8 which will include meet the authors, Baby Bounce and Rhyme and the mobile library will be out and about around the county.
A Love your library event is taking place at Winchcombe library with stories and bunting craft 11am to noon.
Councillor Dorcas Binns, cabinet member with responsibility for libraries, said "National Libraries Day is the culmination of a week's worth of celebrations in school, college, university, workplace and public libraries across the UK.
"There are lots of events going on around Gloucestershire and I hope plenty of people are able to go along and share their love of libraries."


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Hello Roustan,
We do offer a long model in the Tour XP rain pant, it is SKU 34674. The large in this model will fit you. The waist has buttons to bring it in slightly to fit you as a 34, plus if you are layering the extra room will not be a bad thing.
I just purchased those rain pants and I got the size suggested by the FJ sizing chart. Perfect fit for me and my awesome round physique. As Devin said, there are several buttons along the waist to bring it down to a more tailored fit. Hope you get them, you will not be disappointed. And you might go for a Tour XP jacket along with those pants. So you have a full set of the best stuff on the market.
Hello Devin,
Thanks for the info regarding the Tour XP rain pant sizing.
I've ordered the size you suggested, they should arrive in a week or so.
Tour XP jacket will be ordered shortly............a must have.
Tour XP jacket will be ordered shortly............a must have.
You will not regret it. Hope you enjoy the pants, mine have already paid for themselves keeping me dry and warm.


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Hesitations about changes to the U.S. health care system were widely assuaged at a recent Lakeland Community College event aimed at breaking down the Affordable Care Act.
Event organizer Gale Bromelmeier said the event "focuses on the latest attempt to fix this system. It probably will not be the last."
Still, the information is important to understand as changes will take effect in 2014, and choosing a plan and beginning preparation can begin as early as October, according to healthcare.gov, the website managed by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
"I'm impressed by the speakers and pleased to hear that some of the nasty rumors that I couldn't keep my same doctor aren't true," said attendee Janet Bowden of Mentor.
Pre-existing conditions was another topic that many came to hear addressed. Under the new law, insurance companies cannot discriminate against pre-existing conditions, said Dr. Michael Anderson, vice president and chief medical officer at University Hospitals Case Medical Center.
There were about as many concerns and questions from the packed Lakeland Auditorium audience as there were arrows in the flow charts used by panelists to explain all of the changes. It is not an easy topic to distill.
Five experts from various corners of the medical and political fields shared what they knew on the topic, several of whom had read through the 900-plus pages of the act passed into law, including J.B. Silvers, Ph.D., professor of health care finance at Case Western Reserve Weatherhead School of Management and the School of Medicine.
"It's not that hard, but there are very few people that get it," Silvers said.
In 30 minutes Silvers tackled a brief history of health care, pinpointing major advancements as well as flaws in the system that he said needed to be mended.
The headliner changes included the "exchange" markets and hospitality accountability.
All U.S. citizens -- except for currently indicted prisoners -- will be able to access the online insurance shops, which Silvers said will recognize users by their information and provide personal shopping experiences.
In an explainer chart, Silvers described the exchanges as "Progressive meets eBay meets Turbo Tax."
The transparency provided by being able to easily compare coverage plans is what Anderson said would help to keep prices fair and companies from committing fraud and will help keep hospitals accountable.
"It's what the American public deserves," Anderson said.
Along with the other four speakers, Anderson explained a system in which hospitals will get paid for the value of care they give rather than the number of patients they see. Also under the law, hospitals will not receive insurance money if a patient has to receive further care for a condition for which they were already treated.
Cynthia Moore-Hardy, president and CEO of Lake Health, said "bill expenses will encourage providers to give value over volume."
Tom Norman is a small-business owner and a civil engineering student at Lakeland who attended the event. He said he found the information about new ways hospitals will be paid to be comforting.
"The fact that they're going to hold the medical field responsible for their services ... I think that's a good advantage to the bill," Norman said. "As a small-business owner I was pleased that I would potentially be able to offer insurance to employees in the future."
Starting in 2014, small-business owners may be eligible for a tax credit up to 50 percent in order to bring down the cost of providing insurance to their employees, according to healthcare.gov. However, small-business owners are not required to provide health benefits to their employees, unlike businesses with more than 50 full-time workers.
Every panelist spoke of what the news means for the future of U.S. citizens. They did not present political opinions.
"We're behind other nations that spend less," Anderson said. "For or against, we've got to do better for America."
More information can be found by emailing Susan Tullai-McGuinness, Ph.D., R.N. and associate professor at CWRU Frances Payne Bolting School of Nursing at firstname.lastname@example.com.