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It is an irony of our times that WTO and fair trade are now being presented as "development". The enlargement of free markets for global corporations in agriculture, services, and industrial products through the Doha Round is being referred to as the "Doha Development Round". And "development" will be the spin for the WTO Ministerial taking place in Hong Kong from 13th to 18th December 2005. A special "development package" has been introduced in the Draft Ministerial Text as para 37 titled Aid for Trade.
"We welcome the discussions of Finance and Development Ministers in various fora, including the IMF and the World Bank Development Committee, that have taken place this year on expanding Aid for Trade. Aid for Trade should aim to help developing countries, particularly LDCs, to build the supply-side capacity and trade-related infrastructure that they need to assist them to implement and benefit from WTO Agreements and more broadly to expand their trade.
Aid for Trade cannot be a substitute for the development benefits that will result from an ambitious conclusion to the DDA, particularly on market access. However, it can be a valuable complement to the DDA. We invite the General Council to convene a meeting before July 2006 dedicated to considering how Aid for Trade might contribute most effectively to a successful and ambitious conclusion to the DDA."
When fair trade was launched through WTO a decade ago the slogan was "Trade not Aid". Ten years of WTO have exposed how unfree and unfair the rules of WTO are. "Development" had become the fig leaf for the fading promise of free trade. But the Hong Kong Ministerial will go further than merely playing with worlds. What is being offered in "Aid for Trade" is a new convergence and coherence between the coercive imposition of trade liberalization by WTO, the World Bank and IMF.
"Building supply side capacity" implies the destruction of food sovereignty and the reorientation of Third World agriculture to corporate farming of cash crops for exports. "Trade related infrastructure" implies privatization of energy and water services, privatization of highways, ports and airports and the Walmartisation of retail. In other words, the aid for trade implies World Bank and IMF using their financial muscle to impose trade liberalization and privatization as conditionalities on developing countries.
"Aid for Trade" implies World Bank / IMF bullying joining with WTO bullying to enlarge and expand markets for MNC's in every sector – agriculture, services, manufacturing.
Such dictatorship cannot possibly be called "development". Development refers to the self-organised endogenous evolution of an organism, a person, a society, a country. Development must therefore be based on sovereignty and having the economic and political space for self-determination. Development in its real meaning, derived from biology, refers to self-organised evolution, not imposed change. The latter is referred to as "maldevelopment", not development.
'Development' was to have been a post-colonial project, a choice for accepting a model of progress in which the entire world remade itself on the model of the colonizing modern west, without having to undergo the subjugation and exploitation that colonialism entailed. The assumption was that western style progress was possible for all. Development, as the improved well-being of all, was thus equated with the westernization of economic categories – of needs, of productivity, of growth. Concepts and categories about economic development and natural resource utilization that had emerged in the specific context of industrialization and capitalist growth in a center of colonial power, were raised to the level of universal assumptions and applicability in the entirely different context of basic needs satisfaction for the people of the newly independent Third World countries.
Yet, as Rosa Luxemberg has pointed out, early industrial development in Western Europe necessitated the permanent occupation of the colonies by the colonial powers and the destruction of the local 'natural economy'. According to her, colonialism is a constant necessary condition for capitalist growth : without colonies, capital accumulation would grind to a halt. "Development" as capital accumulation and commercialization of the economy for the generation of 'surplus' and profits thus involved the reproduction not merely of a particular form of creation of wealth, but also of the associated creation of poverty and dispossession. A replication of economic development based on commercialization of resource use for commodity production in the newly independent countries created the internal colonies. Development was thus reduced to a continuation of the process of colonization; it became an extension of the project of wealth creation in modern western patriarchy's economic vision, which was based on the exploitation or exclusion of women (of the west and non-west), on the exploitation and degradation of nature, and on the exploitation and erosion of other cultures. 'Development' could not but entail destruction for women, nature and subjugated cultures, which is why, throughout the Third World, women, peasants and tribals are struggling for liberation from 'development' just as they earlier struggled for liberation from colonialism.
World Bank / IMF structural adjustment programmes which force trade liberalization through conditionalities have added to the devastation of their earlier financing of "development". Trade liberalization of agriculture has been imposed by changing national laws related to land and seeds facilitating corporate control over seed supply and agriculture. Combined with WTO's trade liberalization, removal of quantitative restrictions and promotion of dumping, World Bank funding has led to the impoverishment and indebtedness of the majority of farmers and over the last decade more than 40,000 Indian farmers have been driven to suicide in despair as the burden of high costs production and low prices for their produce squeezes out their livelihoods and lives. Killing farmers is not development.
World Bank driven energy and water privatization programmes have led to ten-fold increase in tariffs and denial of people to essential services. Denying people their fundamental human right to water is not development. It is genocide.
The Hong Kong Ministerial has been defined as a "development" ministerial. Peoples movements told World Bank 50 years is enough and are telling WTO 10 years is enough. The convergence of trade liberalization as imposed by the WTO and the World Bank in the "Aid for Trade" package needs to be responded with a clear peoples agenda that exposes that trade liberalization is not development, it is in fact anti-development and maldevelopment. "Development" cannot be allowed to once more become a process of domination, exploitation, recolonisation. It has to be a process unleashed by peoples energies as they reclaim their sovereignty to land, to water, to seeds, to livelihoods, to culture. Post Hong Kong, it is the grass roots initiatives that have created alternatives based on people's sovereignty which will define what should be referred to as development and what should be the rules of trade.


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Course Descriptions: Spring 2014 - HTY 103: United States History I to 1877
Instructor: Edward Martin
Time: Tuesday and Thursday; 9:30 – 10:45 am
Description: This course is an introductory survey of the history of the United States from 1603 to 1877. It is designed to give students a broad exposure to the peoples and events that have shaped the United States from the Colonial Period through the Civil War and Reconstruction. This class meets twice a week on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Although the course has a lecture format, it will periodically break up into smaller groups for discussions. The course is designed to provide students with an introduction to U.S. history and historical thinking.


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September 16, 2014
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September 23, 2014
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September 26, 2014
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RICE (Realizing and Addressing Issues in our Culture and Education) is a formal academic and professional conference hosted annually by the Asian Student Union of Grand Valley State University. It provides an opportunity for members of the local community, alumni, professors, and college and high school students to become further educated on current issues in Asian American society. Our goal is to promote Asian awareness and understanding of other cultures.
Join us at this year's conference on Saturday, March 23, 2012 from 9:00AM-4:00PM (time is subject to change). RICE will be held at Grand Valley State University's Pew Campus at the Richard M. DeVos Center in downtown Grand Rapids. RICE is free and registration is requested. Complimentary breakfast and lunch are also offered.
The event consists of a panel, 3 professional development workshops with discussion, a keynote speech, and closing ceremonies (including the introduction of the next year's executive board members). This year's RICE theme is rediscovery. Our event will highlight the significance of exploring one's past, family history, and cultural identity.
The featured keynote speaker will be acclaimed author Bich Minh Nguyen, who originally hails from Grand Rapids, Michigan. Read more about her here.
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Mary Evelyn Gianakos-Meyer passed away at 3:20 p.m. on Sept. 21, 2013.
Mary was born on Jan. 13, 1930, in rural Mt. Vernon, to Steven Mikolajczyk Schultz and Josephine Geiger Schultz.
Mary married George A. Gianakos in Chicago on Jan. 29, 1950, and he preceded her in death on Oct. 28, 1990. Mary married George J. Meyer on Oct. 12, 2003, in Mt. Vernon and he preceded her in death on Sept. 2, 2010.
Mary worked for Kemper Insurance Companies in Chicago for 27 years. She worked for Nations Bank in New Port Richey, Fla. for 9 years. She was a waitress, receptionist and bookkeeper among other jobs.
She was treasurer and activities chairman for Kemper Insurance Women's Club in Chicago. She was an active member of the American Legion Auxiliary and the Daughters of Penelope in New Port Richey, Fla. She was a member of the American Legion and a past member of the V.F.W. Auxiliary in Mt. Vernon. She served as president, second vice president, secretary, treasurer and various chairman of G.F.W.C. Mt. Vernon Women Club. She was also president of the St. Mary Good Samaritan Auxiliary where she volunteered for 13 years.
She is survived by one sister, Florine "Peg" Stone of Benicia, Calif.; three stepdaughters, Faye Schultz and husband, David of Mt. Vernon, Lois Meyer of Mt. Vernon and Jane Heins and husband Phillip of Bluford; three stepgranddaughters, Renee Thomason and husband Dameon of Mt. Vernon, Katie Arnett and husband Cory and Emily Oglesby and husband Chris of Bluford; one stepgrandson, Seth Schultz and wife Amber of Mt. Vernon; four great-granddaughters, Hailey and Maia Schultz, Brynlee Thomason and Ayda Arnett; one great-grandson, Jagger Thomason; and the following nieces and nephews, David Schultz, Sandra Graddy, Judy Mason, Estell Smith, Randy Coutre, Barbara Buckingham, Diane Coutre and Sharon Kerst.
She was preceded in death by her parents; both husbands; three brothers, Godfrey (Mickey) Schultz, Leo (Jack) Schultz and Victor Schultz; and seven sisters, Pauline Robinson, Martha Brookman, Clara Green, Sue Eash, Leona Schultz, Eleanor Brookman and Marjorie Coutre.
Visitation will be from noon to the funeral hour at 2 p.m. Saturday at Faith Lutheran Church, in Mt. Vernon. Burial will be at Donoho Prairie Cemetery.
Memorials may be made to Faith Lutheran Church or the Donoho Prairie Church Cemetery Fund, and will be accepted at the service or by mail at Osborn Funeral Home, P.O. Box 130, Dix, IL 62830.
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Danny Jacobs beat cancer that at one point had left him unable to walk. This year, he returned to the boxing ring against all odds, and has been named the 2012 BLH Comeback Fighter of the Year.
Catch up on fights you missed the past weekend. Countries highlighted in this recap include Australia, Japan, China, Argentina, Mexico, Panama, Italy, and Russia.
Danny Green dominated Shane Cameron en route to a clear decision victory. It may have been the last fight of his career.
Ricky Hatton returns against Vyacheslav Senchenko, Andre Berto meets Robert Guerrero, and Danny Green takes on Shane Cameron in the highlights of this week's boxing TV schedule.
Danny Green had no trouble today with Danny Santiago, stopping the American in five. Bad Left Hook has the recap.
Danny Green is hoping to fight Anthony Mundine again. Maybe. Either way, they've both set up lousy fights for July. Bad Left Hook has more.
The epic first encounter between Pawel Wolak and Delvin Rodriguez edged a tight race for 2011 Bad Left Hook Fight of the Year.
Miguel Cotto is Bad Left Hook's No. 1-ranked junior middleweight. The weekly rankings are updated.
Krzysztof Wlodarczyk went on the road to stop Danny Green today in Australia. Bad Left Hook has a full recap.
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Steelers OLB James Harrison met with league officials on Wednesday and he spoke his mind to commissioner Roger Goodell regarding the league's stricter policy on hits.
On Thursday, the league fined Harrison, again.
Ed Bouchette of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reported that Harrison was fined $20,000 for a late hit on Saints QB Drew Brees in Sunday night's loss. He hit Brees from behind after the QB had thrown a pass.
Harrison has now been fined $100,000 by the league for three hits this season.
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After watching the highlight, Harrison clearly makes the hit well after Brees threw the ball and made no effort to slow himself down. He also lowered his head, hitting Brees in the back with his helmet. Like the policy or not, Harrison needs to follow it or he could be the first suspended under the new crackdown.


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Chihil Named A-Sun Player of the Week
FORT MYERS, Fla. - Junior Courtney Chihil (Tipp City, Ohio/Alter HS) led the FGCU women's basketball squad to a 73-69 win over Big Ten foe Indiana last week, and for her performance, she received a late Christmas gift and picked up her first A-Sun Player of the Week honor, the conference office announced on Tuesday.
Chihil nearly recorded a triple-double as the Eagles drained 15 three-pointers en route to the Blue and Green's third win over a BCS school this season (Seton Hall and Virginia Tech). The Tipp City, Ohio native finished with 14 points and added 12 assists and nine rebounds on 5-of-9 shooting from the field and 2-of-3 from long range in a team-high 38 minutes.
Chihil's 12 assists were the most in a single-game since the program joined Division I in 2007-08 and helped the Eagles finish with a positive assist/turnover ratio (18-16) for the sixth time this season.
The Blue and Green (9-0, 2-0 A-Sun) will return to the court on Monday, Jan. 3 when they play host to Belmont in their A-Sun home opener. Tipoff at Alico Arena is set for 5:15 p.m.
PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Courtney Chihil, FGCU (Guard – Jr. – Tipp City, Ohio – Nursing)
• First A-Sun Player of the Week award
• Nearly recorded a triple-double in a win against Indiana; 14 points, 12 assists and 9 rebounds
• Added two steals and shot .556 from the field
• The win against the Hoosiers marked third win for Eagles against a BCS-conference program
• Extended home-winning streak to 28 games, the third longest in the nation
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It's not even 11 a.m. on the set of Turner Classic Movies host Ben Mankiewicz's living room in Midtown Atlanta and already Lawrence Carter-Long has the movie buff, along with director Sean Cameron and the crew completely charmed. Carter-Long, the public affairs specialist for the National Council on Disability, has flown in from Washington D.C. to co-host TCM's month-long film festival "The Projected Image: A History of Disability in Film." Carter-Long curated the 21 films in the series and they range from 1946's post-World War II drama "The Best Years of Our Lives" to Jack Nicholson's Oscar-winning performance in 1975's "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" as a psychiatric patient who rebels against the institution's dire conditions. Nattily attired in a gray formal jacket, Carter-Long is artfully making a case for tonight's airing of "Charly," the now-dusty 1968 drama that won Cliff Robertson an Oscar playing an intellectually disabled man who undergoes experimental (and highly questionable by today's standards) surgery to raise his IQ.
"By programming a month's worth of these films, TCM is recognizing the population itself, that one in five Americans has a disability in some way, shape or form," explains Carter-Long. "It recognizes that demographic out there. These films have a lineage. Each one informs the next and they evolve and change as the times change. By putting these films into a festival like this over the course of a month, viewers can pick and choose what they want to see and perhaps place them in a new context. It might be a favorite like 'An Affair to Remember' but they maybe never thought about the film from the disability perspective. By grouping them together, they have a different resonance than if they were standing alone."
For his "Projected Image" co-hosting debut, Mankiewicz clearly did his homework, poring over 2,000 pages of research and reviewing many of the films in the line up. "Re-watching these films and putting them in this context, it completely changes how you look at them," says Mankiewicz. "The viewer has an opportunity to think about each of these films in a fresh way and that's the exciting part of what this festival does. It's interesting to see the progression/lack of progression as we go through the films chronologically, too."
In 1968 when "Charly" was made, "the r-word" (read: retarded) was still being liberally tossed around to describe the title character. And while it's cringe-worthy to contemplate in 2012, Carter-Long says that pulling the film out of its 1968 time capsule and blowing the dust off of it is important. "Showing what was happening culturally and what was happening in society is one of the most crucial things we can do with this festival," Carter-Long says. "Show what was happening at that time and to try and explain why it was happening and put it into context. And also, let's discuss the evolution since and whether there's been an evolution or not."
The festival concludes next week with a late-night presentation of "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" and earlier in the evening, an airing of director Tod Browning's still-controversial 1932 film "Freaks," a film that first gained fame on the midnight movie circuit. "Regrettably, I was only introduced to it only after I began working at TCM," says Mankiewicz. "I didn't fully appreciate it. I didn't totally believe it. I remember thinking, 'This must be some trick photography. Bravo, Tod Browning in 1932. That guy looks like he doesn't have any arms or legs.' I mean, that can't be for real, right? Basically, I was a fool."
Explains Carter-Long: "The importance of showing 'Freaks' in 2012 is that it takes those conventions of who we're supposed to identify with and where our sympathies lie and turns everything upside down. Our sympathies aren't with the buxom blond non-disabled woman. From the beginning, your sympathies are with the freaks themselves. That's the impact of the film. The audience is rooting for characters who look like what is traditionally the villain in a film. It challenges you to reconsider the outsider."
"The Projected Image: A History of Disability in Film" airs each Tuesday beginning at 8 p.m. on TCM throughout October. For a complete line-up, go to TCM's website.
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Tom Lindsay on the charge
Southwell was named MOTM
Man of the Match Hugo Southwell led the way with a hat-trick of tries, before Zak Taulafo and Richard Haughton sealed a comfortable victory.
Wasps came close to a try inside two minutes, when Nic Berry made a sniping run for the line but the final pass was dropped. As it turned out, the referee was playing advantage, and Nick Robinson landed a straightforward penalty to put the home side ahead.
Three minutes later, the visitors took a surprise lead, when a kick ahead bounced favourably into the arms of Roberto Pedrazzi. He fed the unmarked Riccardo Pavan, who ran in from 30 metres. Davide Duca added the extra points with a fine kick from near the right touchline.
Stung into a response, Wasps began to apply the pressure, and a sweeping move almost produced a try, but Dom Waldouck's well-placed chip towards the corner bounced beyond the grasp of Chris Mayor. They finally regained the lead with a well-constructed try by Hugo Southwell, after a sustained buildup involving excellent handling from forwards and backs. Nick Robinson added the conversion, to make it 10-7, after 17 minutes.
Wasps were moving the ball at every opportunity, and one mazy run by Waldouck appeared to have opened up the defence, but his long pass was intercepted by prop Massimiliano Ravalle, who made 20 metres, before being overhauled. Mayor's chase, following Southwell's long kick downfield, then forced fullback Stefan Basson to hastily clear to touch, near the left corner. Wasps won the lineout and controlled the ball through a series of phases, before it was moved back out to the left, and Waldouck's pass sent Southwell in for his second try. Robinson's touchline conversion made the score 17-7, in the 30th minute.
Three minutes before the break, Berry broke round the front of a lineout to make 50 metres down the left. A third try beckoned, but his inside pass failed to find a supporting player, and the chance had gone. On the stroke of haltime, Berry took a quick penalty, before sending a grub kick over the line. Waldouck appeared to be winning the race for the touchdown, but was unable to ground the ball before it went dead.
The halftime score of 17-7 was a touch disappointing for the Men in Black and Gold, who had enjoyed plenty of territory and possession, but had failed to produce the sharpness and precision which had been seen in Bordeaux. That, coupled with stubborn resistance from Rovigo, who had won a number of important turnovers, meant that the lead was no more than ten points, after a rather low-key opening half.
After early pressure by Rovigo, following a powerful run by number 8 Jean-Fra ncois Montauriol, Wasps broke away through Richard Haughton, who beat two men down the right. The ball was moved back across the field, and Southwell came into the line, before feeding Mayor, who was bundled into touch, a a few metres from the corner.
Sam Jones replaced Marco Wentzel in the Wasps pack, with Richard Birkett moving up into the second row. Six minutes into the second half, Waldouck split the Rovigo defence with a searing break, to send Southwell in under the posts, for his hat-trick. Robinson converted, stretching the lead to 24-7.
After Duca missed a penalty, the mist which had been around all afternoon now began to thicken, and several minutes of high kicks and scrappy play followed. On 58 minutes, with Wasps pressing, Rovigo's centre Roberto Pedrazzi was shown the yellow card. Wasps chose to send a penalty to the corner, and Zak Taulafo crashed over from the resultant lineout, so secure the bonus point . Another fine conversion by Robinson made it 31-7.
Wasps then made three changes, with Elliot Daly, Charlie Davies and Rob Webber replacing Waldouck, Berry and Tom Lindsay. A minute later, Matt Everard was also sent to the sin bin.
After another Haughton dash was stopped a few metres short, further Wasps replacements saw Nick Robinson and John Hart make way for Ryan Davis and Joe Burton. Daly then showed his class, when he spun out of a tackle near his 22, to race down the left, before veering infield. A try seemed likely, but Chris Bell pulled up, in obvious pain, and had to be helped off the field. With all the back replacements already used, Tim Payne came into the back row, with Sam Jones moving out to the backs.
A minute later, Daly plucked Charlie Davies's pass from his toes, before straightening and delivering a perfect pass to Richard Haughton, who went over for a well-deserved try, in the right corner. Ryan Davis was on target, with a magnificent conversion, which just had enough to drop over the bar.
With the mist thickening to the point where it was becoming difficult to identify players, Wasps kept up the pressure, but were unable to add a sixth try, and the game ended with Rovigo kicking to touch.
The Aviva Premiership returns next weekend, with Wasps visiting London Irish on Saturday. Then, on Sunday, December the 4th, they return to Adams Park, to take on table-topping Harlequins
Wasps team: 15 Hugo Southwell 14 Richard Haughton 13 Dom Waldouck 12 Chris Bell 11 Chris Mayor 10 Nick Robinson 9 Nic Berry 1 Zak Taulafo 2 Tom Lindsay 3 Bob Baker 4 Ross Filipo 5 Marco Wentzel 6 Richard Birkett 7 Matt Everard 8 John Hart (capt.)
Replacements : 16 Rob Webber 17 Tim Payne 18 Ben Broster 19 Joe Burton 20 Sam Jones 21 Charlie Davies 22 Ryan Davis 23 Elliot Daly
Rovigo : 15 Stefan Basson 14 Riccardo Pavan 13 Roberto Pedrazzi 12 Joe van Niekerk 11 Andrea Bacchetti 10 Davide Duca 9 Michele Zanirato 1 Lawrence Marsh 2 Davide Giazzon 3 Massimiliano Ravalle 4 Daniele Tumiati 5 Tommaso Reato (capt.) 6 Aaron Persico 7 Edoardo Lubian 8 Jean-Francois Montauriol
Replacements : 16 Luke Mahoney 17 Otis Lombardi 18 Nicola Quaglio 19 Filippo Cristiano 20 Michael Wilson 22 Andrea de Marchi 22 German Bustos 24 Lorenzo Lubian


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PRINCETON, N.J. (11/20/12) - The Princeton men's hockey team will face non-conference opponents for the first time this weekend when it travels to Sacred Heart and UMass-Lowell. The Tigers will play the Pioneers at Webster Bank Arena on Friday, Nov. 23 at 4 p.m., and at the Tsongas Center against the River Hawks on Saturday, Nov. 24 at 4 p.m.
Princeton is 2-3-1 overall and in the middle of a seven-game road stretch. The Tigers had a three-game unbeaten streak come to an end on Saturday in a 7-2 loss at Clarkson after wins over No. 4 Cornell, Colgate and a tie versus No. 16 St. Lawrence. Princeton averages 2.83 goals per game and allowing 3.00 gpg. The Tigers have the fourth-best power play in the nation, converting seven of 27 chances for 25.9 percent.
Sophomore Tyler Maugeri and junior Andrew Calof are tied atop the scoring column with eight points each. Maugeri has scored a team-high five goals with three assists, while Calof leads the team in assists with five while adding three goals. Senior defenders Michael Sdao and Eric Meland, along with junior Andrew Ammon have added five points apiece. Senior netminder Mike Condon has started all six games. He has a 2.97 goals against average and an .887 save percentage. Junior Sean Bonar made his first appearance in goal against Clarkson, making five stops on six shots in just under 20 minutes.
Princeton and Sacred Heart have met just one time, on Jan. 25, 2011. The Tigers won a 7-1 game at Hobey Baker Rink. Senior Eric Meland had a three-point game in that outing with a goal and two assists.
Sacred Heart comes into Friday's game with a 0-9-2 record. The Pioneers most recently tied American International 2-2 on Nov. 17. Sacred Heart is averaging 2.09 gpg and allowing 4.73. The Pioneers power play has struggled, scoring just four times on 46 chances for 8.7 percent. Their penalty kill sits at 75.6 percent killing 31 of 41 infractions.
Senior Eric Delong and sophomore Brian Sheehan each have nine points on four goals and five assists apiece. Sophomores Drew George and Nick Curry contributes six points. Sacred Heart has used three different netminders. Senior Steven Legatto has played in seven games and has a 3.97 GAA and an .890 save percentage. Sophomore Andrew Bodnarchuk has made six appearances and has a 5.13 GAA and an .876 save percentage. Rookie Fredrik Melander has seen the least time, a little more than 67 minutes.
UMass Lowell holds a 4-3 edge in the all-time series that began on Dec. 28, 1988. The River Hawks won the first four meetings, but the Tigers have won the last three, including a sweep in Dec. 2010, 5-2 and 7-2. The series is tied 1-1 when playing in Lowell. Senior Eric Meland leads all Tigers in points against Lowell with two goals and three assist in four games. Junior Andrew Ammon has three goals in two games. Both goalies, Mike Condon and Sean Bonar have played against the River Hawks. Bonar is 1-0 with 16 saves on 18 shots, while Condon is 1-1 with 47 saves on 52 shots.
UMass Lowell is 3-5-1 overall and 2-4-1 in Hockey East. The team most recently handed UMass an 8-2 loss in Amherst. Four of the team's losses came to the top-3 ranked squads in the nation, Boston College, Denver and UNH. Outside of those games, Lowell is 3-1-1. The Hawks average 2.33 gpg and allow 2.67 gpg. Lowell is 5 of 37 on the power play (13.5%) and 27 for 36 on the penalty kill (75%).
Juniors Josh Holmstrom and Joseph Pendenza have each score four times and added three goals for seven points. Senior Riley Wetmore, junior Derek Arnold and sophomore Scott Wilson have contributed five points each, with Wetmore collecting a team-best five goals.
Junior Doug Carr has played in all nine games with eight starts. He has a 2.31 GAA and a .912 save percentage. Freshman Connor Hellebuyck provides backup, appearing in 50 minutes and allowing five goals on 28 shots.


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The St. Louis Cardinals' bats were silent yet again in Game 7, failing them when they needed them most. What was a roller coaster season for the Redbirds culminated in a disappointing, rain-soaked 9-0 loss at AT&T Park Monday night. After jumping out to a commanding 3-1 series lead over the Giants, the Cardinals seemingly lost the ability to hit and field, losing the final three matches by a combined 20-1 and committing four errors in the process.
For Tom S. of Viva El Birdos, as disappointing as Monday night's Game 7 loss was, it doesn't come close to spoiling what has been a "stunning" and successful season for the Cardinals:
The temptation is to devise some essential moral lesson to the last 3 games, probably involving heart and winning spirit. If you buy that kind of story, you haven't been paying attention. This end is a frustrating end to a great season. I'll remember it more fondly than not.
The 88-win 2012 Cardinals went further into the postseason than 26 other teams. They went just as far into the postseason as the 2005 Cardinals.
I guess you can walk around believing that only seasons that are worth playing are ones that end in a World Series, but you're going to hate about 90% of baseball seasons unless you're a Yankee fan.
We have a talented team and great prospects for next year. Thank you to the team, the staff, and the front office for putting a great, entertaining product on the field. I hope you've enjoyed the 2012 season with VEB as much as the other writers and I have enjoyed it with you.
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KANSAS CITY -- Infielder Yuniesky Betancourt's second term with the Royals is officially over.
Betancourt was placed on unconditional release waivers by the Royals on Tuesday. He was designated for assignment on Aug. 5 and the Royals had 10 days in which to trade him or release him.
The action on Betancourt, manager Ned Yost made clear that day, was taken in part because of the infielder's discontent over not getting more playing time. Yost also made an impassioned statement to reporters about the importance of team unity and building a winning culture after years of losing records.
Betancourt originally was obtained from the Mariners on July 10, 2009, in exchange for two Minor League pitchers and was the Royals' regular shortstop through the 2010 season. Then he was dealt to the Brewers along with pitcher Zack Greinke in a trade that brought the Royals four players, including current shortstop Alcides Escobar.
Last winter, Betancourt was a free agent and was signed by the Royals primarily to be a backup infielder, although he wound up splitting the second base job with Chris Getz. This year, Betancourt batted .228 in 57 games with seven homers and 36 RBIs.
Yost all in favor of Escobar's early bunts
KANSAS CITY -- When Alcides Escobar is batting second in the Royals' lineup, if the leadoff batter opens the first inning with a single or a walk, Esky is likely to put down a bunt, trying for a hit.
Anyone making a managerial critique might question if playing for one run in the first inning of an American League game is wise. While manager Ned Yost says he never gives a bunt sign in the first inning, he's not against Escobar's idea of bunting for a hit either.
"Do they know what our record is when we score first?" Yost asked, referring to critics. "When we score first we're 38-16. When [opponents] score first we're 11-49."
That's certainly a statistic to ponder and Yost has.
"So I think it would behoove us to score first any way that we possibly could. When Escobar bunts in the first inning, worst-case scenario is nine times out of 10 we're going to have a runner at second base with our three and four hitters coming up. Best-case scenario is we're going to have runners on first and second with nobody out and the three-four hitters coming up," Yost said.
"Now if he swings away, since he's a .300 hitter, the odds are he's probably going to make seven out of 10 outs, but that three times out of 10, is it beneficial to us if he hits a double or a single -- yes. But it's still beneficial to us to put a runner in scoring position to see if we can score first. That's what I don't have a problem when he bunts for a hit in the first inning."
Prior to Tuesday night's game against the A's, Escobar had put down a bunt four straight times after the leadoff batter, either Alex Gordon or Jarrod Dyson, had reached first base in the first inning. Each time he was bunting for a hit, but each time he failed, Escobar was thrown out and the official ruling was a sacrifice bunt.
That wasn't the intended purpose, but the runner was moved up and, on two of those four occasions, the runner scored and the Royals won each time.
"The whole object, according to the stats, is we need to score first any way that we can do it," Yost said. "It doesn't say score four runs first, it doesn't say score three runs first, it says score first. [When we do] our record is 38-16."
Perez keeps runners at bay on basepaths
KANSAS CITY -- Catcher Salvador Perez is catching a lot of runners trying to steal.
Through Sunday, he'd nailed seven of the last 13 would-be thieves, which made him 8-for-20 or 40 percent, an excellent showing.
"Salvador is only going to throw out runners if the pitchers give him a chance," manager Ned Yost said. "And they've been doing a pretty good job of giving him a chance."
Pitchers help not only with good pickoff capabilities, but with quick deliveries to home plate.
"I always tell the pitcher to be careful with a guy at first base -- try to make it hard for the guy to steal, to give me a chance," Perez and.
Apparently they're listening. It helps, of course, that Perez has a very strong arm and is able to get off throws quickly, sometimes as fast as 1.8 seconds compared to the 2.0 seconds that Yost says is average.
"Salvy's an above-average thrower and, if we give him the opportunity, he's going to have above-average numbers in throwing runners out," Yost said. "Very seldom do they ever steal on a catcher."
Although Perez is tall for a catcher at 6-3, he's well-coordinated mechanically.
"He's very athletic for a big guy. His bottom half works tremendously with his upper half, his feet are very short and quick and in balance. His release is very short and quick and he's very accurate," Yost said.
Cain breaks up lefties hitting in eighth spot
KANSAS CITY -- Jarrod Dyson's sprained left ankle was healed but Lorenzo Cain, a right-handed batter, was in the Royals' starting lineup on Tuesday night against A's right-handed starter Jarrod Parker.
Recently, Cain had been batting primarily in the middle of the lineup, usually third or fifth.
"We moved him down to the eight-spot as pure protection. They've got four lefties in the 'pen. If you stack your lefties, it just makes it easier for them," manager Ned Yost said.
So he had Cain batting behind left-handed Eric Hosmer and just ahead of lefties Chris Getz and Alex Gordon.
"Now, if they bring in a lefty to face Hoz, they've got to make a decision," Yost said.
That would be to either have the left-hander stay in and face right-handed Cain or bring in a righty with two left-handed batters coming up, then maybe use another lefty. Chess, anyone?
Dick Kaegel is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Proposed sidewalk and parking changes on Main Street in downtown Duluth will be demonstrated using visual materials next Monday, Feb. 18. Most downtown merchants are closed on Mondays. It's also President's Day. City officials are calling it "Practice Day."
The changes are being considered by the Duluth City Council to complement the proposed revitalization of downtown.
Potential changes include widening the elevated brick sidewalk that runs in front of some Main Street stores by filling in the projecting triangles, adding a lower sidewalk, and turning the vertical parking slots into parallel spaces.
The mock-up will be available for viewing starting at 10 a.m. Monday in front of Steverinos's, City Manager Tim Shearer announced. "The city will use various materials including tape, plywood and cars to simulate what it would look and feel like to have wider sidewalks, a lower level sidewalk and parallel parking," he said.
The upper sidewalk would be widened to 14 to 16 feet. The new lower sidewalk would be about 5 to 7 feet in width. Widening the upper sidewalk would allow more space for outdoor dining, vendor displays, artisan demonstrations and performing street artists.
Also, adding three sets of stairs to the two that exist at each end of the elevated sidewalk would improve access from the street for shoppers. A six-inch-high curb would separate the lower sidewalk from the street. A decorative barrier would keep pedestrians from falling from the upper to the lower sidewalk.
The transition to parallel parking would result in the loss of about five of the 18 vertical parking spaces in front of the stores. The parallel spaces would be approximately 10 feet by 20 feet or could be made larger to make parallel parking easier. The handicapped parking spot at one end would remain.
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In a previous essay I wrote about the high numbers of Iraqi's (99% are Iraqi with only 1% being foreigners) held in American detention camps.
I noted that the very chapter and article of the UN Charter (Chapter 7, Article 51) that we are violating by attacking, invading and occupying Iraq is also the same chapter and article that gives Iraqi's the right to resist us. Which also happens to be the very right we are suppressing by detaining them in order to maintain our illegal war and occupation.
But last night another interesting fact occurred to me.
The United States of America has a population of 304,035,000 people.
Iraq has a population of 29,267,000 people.
The United States of America has (as of December 31, 2006) a prison population of 2,258,983 inmates (nearly half of which are incarcerated for non-violent crimes). That is 0.66% of the population.
Iraq has just under 51,000 being held by the Iraqi government and the foreign occupiers. That is just 0.16% of the population.
Iraq is in the middle of not only an illegal foreign occupation but is also in the middle of a civil war. Not only is the country more chaotic and violent – which may be amazing to some considering our yearly gun violence – but also their prison population is still radically lower than ours.
In April 2003 Human Rights Watch noted that:
Contrary to popular perception, violent crime is not responsible for the quadrupling of the incarcerated population in the United States since 1980. […] Nearly three quarters of new admissions to state prison were convicted of nonviolent crimes. Only 49 percent of sentences state inmates are held for violent offenses.
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- kosher salt and black pepper
- 1 bunch celery, thinly sliced on the diagonal
- 4 scallions, thinly sliced on the diagonal
- 1/4 cup fresh flat-leaf parsley, roughly chopped
- 1 pound cooked turkey, shredded (about 3 cups)
- 3/4 cup store-bought barbecue sauce
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- Add the celery, scallions, and parsley and toss to combine. Sprinkle with the remaining 2 tablespoons cheese. Set aside.
- In a large skillet, combine the turkey and barbecue sauce and cook over medium heat until heated through, 3 to 4 minutes.
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- Protein 42g
- Carbohydrate 46g
- Sugar 18g
- Fiber 3g
- Fat 20g
- Sat Fat 6g
- Calcium 243mg
- Iron 5mg
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CATEGORIES MoviesFrom the oeuvre of charming Hugh Grant romcoms, "Notting Hill" may be one of the most successful to date. When the film debuted in America, it topped box-office records and became one of the highest grossing films of 1999.
There are plenty of reasons why the movie enraptured audiences: it was a whole new kind of Cinderella story. Here, a beautiful and very famous actress, Anna (Julia Roberts), wanders into an unassuming travel bookshop in London's Notting Hill, where she meets the adorably tongue-tied William (Grant) and -- after a few mini-heartbreaks -- falls in love.
While iconic lines and speeches are in no short supply -- after all, "Notting Hill" was written and directed by romcom auteurs, Richard Curtis and Roger Michell -- there is none more famous than Roberts' teary proclamation: "I'm just a girl, standing in front of a boy, asking him to love her." (Sniff.)
Though we may never be lucky enough to have a gorgeous and wealthy actor walk into our travel bookstore -- and give us an original Chagall -- it is possible for you to visit William's shop in London's Notting Hill neighborhood.
Location as Character: Not surprisingly, setting plays a big role in the film, with William's bookshop, The Travel Book Company, as one of the main locations. Although its where our pair first meets -- Anna stops in for a book, there's a charming shoplifter-busting moment -- these star-crossed lovers have more than a few run-ins at the shop. After Anna runs off several times, leaving William brokenhearted, she returns to his store with Chagall's "La Mariee" and asks him to be with her forever. Eventually, these two crazy kids (SPOILER!) work it out.
Historical Significance: Notting Hill's Portobello Road has a lengthy history, which dates back to the 1700s. Originally named Green's Lane, the street took on the name Portobello after the victory over the Spanish-ruled town, Puerto Bello. The street began to take its commerce-heavy shape during the late 19th century; shops and markets flourished amid the neighboring affluent residences. Now, the street is home to a Saturday market, which sells vintage clothing and antiques.
Fun Fact: Director Richard Curtis's production company was located on Portobello Road. At the time, the Travel Book Company was an antique shop, followed by a furniture store. Now the setting is a shoe shop named Notting Hill. The real Travel Bookshop, which was the basis for William's store, is around the corner: The Travel Bookshop, 13-15 Blenheim Crescent, just off Portobello.
Directions: By car from London Heathrow Airport (approximately 15.7 miles): Head west on Control Tower Rd toward Inner Ring W; turn right onto Inner Ring W.; take the 3rd exit onto the M4 ramp to Central London/Hammersmith; merge onto M4; continue onto Great West Rd/A4; turn left onto Warwick Rd/A3220; at the roundabout, take the 3rd exit onto Holland Park Ave/A402; turn left onto Ladbroke Grove/B450; turn right onto Ladbroke Gardens; continue onto Westbourne Grove; turn left onto Portobello Rd. The store will be on the right.
Visitor Info: Notting Hill does not have a website, but a list of the area's shops can be found here.
This is part of the newly relaunched series, On the Scene, where we take a look at famous movie locations around the world.


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Lanier Mansion State Historic Site and the Madison community present the perfect opportunity to encounter, explore and experience history as it was in the 1840s — when America was still young and the Ohio River was the gateway to the west.
The Mansion
Lanier Mansion is one of the best examples of Greek Revival architecture in the country and is considered to be the "Crown Jewel" of Madison's Historic District. Designed by architect Francis Costigan, the mansion exhibits many original Greek Revival features including its square plan, the full façade porch on the south elevation, the Corinthian columns on the south portico, the Doric pilasters that appear on several locations on the exterior, the massive exterior entablature and dentilated cornice, the ornamental anthemia, the ornamental pediments over the windows and doors, and the Ionic columns that separate the double parlors on the first floor.
Careful interior restoration and redecoration have recaptured the Mansion's 19th century splendor. During the 1990s, the Department of Natural Resources' Division of Museums and Historic Sites, with major funding provided by the Lanier Mansion Foundation, restored the building and grounds to their former grandeur. After many years of painstaking research, the home was painted in the original colors both inside and out. On the interior, horsehair brushes were used to paint the walls and decorative plaster moldings which were then covered with a high gloss varnish as they were in 1844. The wallpapers and carpets are all reproductions of those available for purchase in the 1840s. Curators and other staff continue to research furnishes from the period and changes to reflect their research may be made to the home in the future.
Lanier Mansion became a National Historic Landmark in 1994.
James Franklin Doughty Lanier
James Franklin Doughty Lanier was one of Madison's pioneers. His activities in banking and railroad development made him one of the most important figures in Indiana's history.
Lanier moved to Madison in 1817 and practiced law. In the 1820s, he served as clerk of the Indiana General Assembly, but turned to banking and finance in the 1830s. In 1834, he became the president of the Madison Branch of the State Bank of Indiana. He was a major investor in Indiana's first railroad, the Madison and Indianapolis, completed in 1847. Lanier's business success allowed him to hire Madison architect Francis Costigan to design and build the grandest residence in Madison. The mansion was completed and occupied in 1844. Following the death of his first wife, Elizabeth, in 1846, Lanier married Margaret Mary McClure Lanier in 1848.
In 1849, Lanier formed an investment bank, Winslow & Lanier, in New York City and moved there in 1851. However, he maintained close ties to Indiana. During the Civil War, he made unsecured loans totaling over $1 million — $26 million today — enabling Indiana Governor Oliver P. Morton to outfit troops and keep up interest payments on the state's debt. His actions kept Indiana an active participant on the Northern side during America's greatest conflict. By 1870, these loans were repaid with interest. Lanier died in 1881.
The formal gardens south of the mansion are a recreation of the garden installed by J.F.D. Lanier's son Alexander in the 1870s. Their design is based on a lithograph of the grounds from 1876. The plants and flowers here are those that were popular in the second half of the 19th century: heirloom roses, poppies, bachelor's buttons, alliums, phlox and lilies. Plants in the mansion's north lawn are a combination of heirloom and more modern varieties including weeping cherry trees, azaleas, daffodils and lilies of the valley.
The gardens are open year-round and are designed to have something blooming each season.
Archaeology at
Lanier Mansion
Archaeologists and historians have been active at Lanier Mansion since 1990, much of the research funded by The National Society of Colonial Dames of America in the State of Indiana and other grants. Researchers have discovered the locations of the former dog kennels, poultry house, green houses, cisterns, the original Lanier home (which faced Elm Street) and the carriage house. A reconstruction of the carriage house shell, built in 2003, stands on the original foundations archaeologists found during investigation.
Archaeologists also uncovered numerous glass and ceramic items including shards of glass bottles, dishes, bowls and serving pieces. The ceramics were made of yellow ware, white ware and porcelain, as well as transfer ware in a variety of colors. Researchers used the transfer ware shards as a guide in selecting the set of antique transfer ware that now adorns the Lanier Mansion dining room. This mulberry colored (many of the shards were this color) set, purchased by NSCDA in 2005, has a pattern similar to one found during the digs.
Luau on the Lanier Lanai
September 20, 2014
Enjoy one last summer fling by attending a Luau on the Lanier Lanai, a Hawaiian themed party on the grounds of the Lanier Mansion in Madison, Indiana. Guests are encouraged to wear casual Hawaiian dress. Admission includes tropical themed music by Greg Ziesemer and Kriss Luckett, one free drink, cash bar and substantial Hawaiian hors d'oeuvres. All proceeds will help fund programs and restoration efforts at the Lanier Mansion State Historic Site.
For tickets call 812.273.0556 or visit the Lanier-Madison Visitor Center.
Night Spirits
October 17, 2014
Costumed actors portraying "spirits" will dramatically recount stories of disaster, murder and mayhem from Indiana's past in the dimly lit rooms of the Lanier Mansion. Light Refreshments will be served in the Mansion's spooky basement.
Call 812.273.0556 for reservations.
Spooky Mansion
Oct. 25, 2014
This spooky (not scary) children's Halloween program features creepy decorations, trick-or-treating, ghost stories, visits by Civil War ghosts, creepy crafts and a walk through the mansion's haunting basement.
Spirit of Christmas Past
December 13, 2014
Enjoy Victorian Christmas activities for children and their families. There will be crafts, refreshment, stories, a gift shop and a Victorian Santa Claus.
The Lanier Mansion is open daily!
9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
The Lanier-Madison Visitors Center
Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Saturday – Sunday, 9:30 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Guided tours start at the top of the hour at regular intervals between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. (the last tour starts at 4 p.m.). The site is close on some major Holidays.
Purchase tour tickets at the Lanier-Madison Visitor Center west of the mansion at 601 West 1st Street.
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Indiana State Museum members get FREE admission and a 10 percent discount in the gift shop!
*Child: ages 3 through 12
*Senior: age 60 and older
Group/School Tours: Special rates are available for groups of 10 or more and for school groups. Call 812.265.3526 to schedule your group.
Get directions to Lanier Mansion State Historic Site.
Where to park
Parking is available at the Lanier–Madison Visitor Center just west of the mansion at 601 West 1st Street.
Contact us
Gerry Reilly
Site Manager
Anne Fairchild
Historic Sites Program Manager
Phyllis Stephens
Site Administrator
Lanier Mansion State Historic Site
601 West 1st St.
Phone: 812.265.3526
A thousand years ago, Evansville was home to a thriving community of Mississippian Indians on the banks of the Ohio River. Each year, archaeologists come closer to uncovering the mysteries of these past inhabitants by combing over artifacts they left behind. Your students will make very personal connections with this prehistoric Native American culture and the natural landscape.
Academic topics covered:
- Greek Revival Architecture
- Historic Preservation
- Mid-19th Century Life
- Financial Literacy
Grades K - 3
Clues in the Old Mansion
Learn how to find clues about people of the past by what they have left behind. See what it was like to be a child in the 1840s with stories, games
Grades K – 12
Lanier Grounds Tour
April through October.
Grades K – 12
Lanier Mansion School Group Tour
Topics include how Lanier helped to build Indiana's economy and finance the Civil War; everyday life in a wealthy family in a bustling 1840s river town, and Greek Revival architecture.
Grades 5 – 8
Lanier Mansion's Right Angle Architecture Tour
An interdisciplinary math and historic preservation experience that allows students to explore Greek Revival architecture and historic preservation.
Grades 2 - 8
Art at the Lanier Mansion
Reservations required.
Experience art and art history in and around the 1844 Lanier Home. Families are encouraged to bring a camera. Call 812.273.4531 for reservations.
Grades PreK – 6
Charlie's Trunk: A 19th Century Childhood
Learn what it was like to be a child in the 1840s with stories, games, chores, manners and schoolwork from that time.
Grades 5 - 8
Lanier Mansion's Right Angle: Everyday Math
An interdisciplinary math and historic preservation experience that allows students to explore Greek Revival architecture and historic preservation.
Grades 3 – 12
Lanier's Money: Dollars and Sense in the 1840's
Learn about America's economy during Lanier's
Grades K – 5
1840's Kitchen Garden Essentials Student Workshop
Available February through June.
Learn how to create your own Victorian kitchen garden. Each family or classroom will plant their own heirloom variety seeds to begin a garden of their own.
Rental Information
South Lawn
Located between the mansion and the Ohio River.
North Lawn
There are three areas that make up the North Lawn – a large ellipse located close to Second Street, a small ellipse located close to the mansion, and the gazebo, a wrought-iron feature close to Elm Street.
South Portico
Small, beautiful location that overlooks the Ohio River
Presentation Room
Located in the Visitor Center, this space is great for school groups and non-profits.
Conference Room
Located in the Visitor Center, it is typically used as dressing rooms for weddings
For rental information email Phyllis Stephens or call 812.265.3526.


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Kudos to you for listening to clubmakers. Much of the components industry seems to be competing for market share among single-diget handicappers instead of trying to grow the market. 99% of these folks will not give up their Titleist drivers and Mizuno irons. It's a psychological barrier that can be breached only when PGA tour members adopt component-based equipment. Likewise, clubmakers form associations and guilds that seem mainly aimed at setting competing certification standards to exclude others from clubmaking and limit competition. It would be better if clubmakers adopted the MaryKay model of business development by recruiting hobbiests to component club making and acting as conduits for products and technical information. Your webinars are a good start toward increasing participation in the component industry. We should be able to adopt some of the structures used by Tupperware, Amway, and the like to grow centers of clubbuilding activity across the country.
I would like to have a presentation on frequency matching clubs along with the pros & cons.
I asked you one time about reading frequency with the grip on vrs the raw cut shaft and you preferred with the grip on. Still not in agreement with you on that one and would be interested in your in depth analysis on the subject.
May get me to change my ways. If you know good web site for this let me know.
Keep up the good work.
I like the looks of the new XB wedges. What are the grooves like? I see that you go into detail about grooves on the Dynacraft MIlled forged wedge.
I am looking for a versatile sand wedge that I can open or close to hit my needed shots. I am closeting my 60 degree wedge this year. I just don't play enough any more to consistently hit full lob wedge shots. Nothing is more frustrating to me than to crush a drive to 70 yards then duff my lob wedge. I does not happen all the time but still I don't want to the temptation. However, I see good use for a 64 degree wedge that I could use in lieu of a very open sand wedge around the green, over a hump or bunker. I know for sure that I would NEVER be tempted to hit a full swing 64 degree wedge. I could set up with the 64 degree wedge square in center of my stance or hood it back in my stance for a realease shot. I would limit the High Wedge to around 20 yards. I see a real benefit in all the loft a 64 degrree wedge has to offer around the green. I have used one before and I am looking for another to see if it would work out for me.
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---- — Elizabeth Billman, previous Thompson Elementary principal, knew the Thompson Totes Backpack program was making a difference when she met with a few children. One boy who was receiving a backpack looked at her and said he could now have breakfast on Saturday, too.
Three years later, the program has grown to cover not only Thompson students, but Galveston ones as well.
The program began in November 2010 with 65 hungry families receiving backpacks. In 2012, the weekly program benefited 85 families, with a total 2,800 bags and 21,000 pounds of food distributed.
This year, qualifying students in kindergarten through sixth grade at Thompson and Galveston Elementary schools will receive food. Mary Burrous, a member of Shiloh Evangelical Lutheran Church who has been involved in the program since the first meeting, said they anticipate serving about 125 children.
With the growing number of anticipated students, the program is looking for donations for the next school year. $190 will provide one child with weekend take-home food for a school year. $95 will provide a child food for a semester and $6 will sponsor a child for a week.
Some 2,000 pounds of food is delivered once a month and every Thursday during the school year, volunteers pack the number of bags needed. Between eight to 10 items of food are sent home and can include packets of oatmeal, boxes of juice, cans of fruits, vegetables and Spaghettios among other items.
United Way of Cass County and Area Five Agency on Aging and Community Services bgave the startup money for the program through two grants and it has been funded since through donations, Burrous said.
"The project has been very much community-based," Burrous said. "I'm amazed and thankful at how generous people are."
Burrous said 5,3000 volunteer hours were spent last year by individuals, school groups, community members and church groups.
In the next two weeks Burrous will be sending letters to previous sponsors and local businesses. A stack of applications will also be sent to the Walton library.
Those interested in donating can email firstname.lastname@example.com, mail Thompson Totes at P.O. Box 447 Walton, IN 46994 or mail United Way of Cass County at 401 E. Broadway Logansport, IN 46947 with Thompson Totes in the memo line.
"It's a great service for the children, but it really gives the community an opportunity to participate in a program that makes a difference," Blilman said. "This is a feel-good project for all involved."
Amie Sites is a staff reporter at the Pharos-Tribune. She can be reached at 574-732-5117 or email@example.com.
Want to help? To donate toward Thompson Totes, email firstname.lastname@example.com, mail Thompson Totes at P.O. Box 447 Walton, IN 46994 or mail United Way of Cass County at 401 E. Broadway Logansport, IN 46947 with Thompson Totes in the memo line.


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9:00am Tuesday 3rd June 2014 in Sport
BLACKBURN Rovers say there is no need to offer Gary Bowyer a new contract after the manager reiterated his commitment to the club.
Bowyer was linked with the vacancy at Leeds United at the weekend after guiding Rovers to eighth place in the Championship during the 2013/14 campaign.
But Rovers insist they have had no approach from Leeds and their new Italian owner Massimo Cellino, and are not worried about losing their manager.
Bowyer yesterday issued a statement confirming he was 'fully committed to building on the foundations put in place over the past 12 months'.
Bowyer signed a 12-month rolling contract when he was appointed as permanent boss last summer and, unmoved by the Leeds links, managing director Derek Shaw says there is no need for talk about a new deal.
"That would be more with discussions with the owners, that type of decision isn't mine, but I don't think we've ever really looked into that whatsoever," he said.
"Gary is happy and we're happy.
"Even when you have a three-year deal or a six-year deal there is normally a period of settlement, which is usually 12 months or 18 months.
"It doesn't make a massive difference, 12 months' compensation would have to be paid of settlement, which is usually 12 months or 18 months.
"It doesn't make a massive difference, 12 months' compensation would have to be paid by any club who wanted to take him and I don't really know whether the likes of Leeds United are in that position.
"But we don't really want to go there, we're quite happy with our manager. We've had no contact at Blackburn Rovers over Gary and I very much doubt that we will do.
"I'd be amazed if the next manager of Leeds United isn't an Italian coach. I'm sure that's the way they will go."
Bowyer said: "I recently met with the owners in India and those discussions were both positive and constructive.
"I am fully committed to building on the foundations we have put in place over the past 12 months.
"There is a strong sense of unity with all concerned at Blackburn Rovers and I look forward to that continuing as we plan for next season."
Bowyer is currently working on assembling his squad for next season and yesterday allowed Alan Judge (below) to join Brentford for an undisclosed fee, with the midfielder signing a three-year deal at Griffin Park after a successful loan spell in the capital.
Judge told the Lancashire Telegraph last week that he wanted to play regular football next season.
"I have no doubts that he will make a significant impact in the Championship," said Brentford boss Mark Warburton.
"There is no doubt that many clubs were seeking his services."
Rovers recently transfer listed six players as they attempt to fall into line with the Football League's financial fair player regulations, but Shaw says those regulations could make it difficult to find buyers.
He expects that Rovers will be unable to reduce their wage bill sufficiently to avoid a transfer embargo when the new rules kick in on January 1.
"I would be surprised if we can do that in time for January," Shaw said.
"It's a difficult market at the moment because even if they have the money, owners are being forced into much tighter budgets because of the fair play rules, so we'll just have to wait and see.
"We had and we still have players who are on big money who are not in the team so we've had to make settlements and bring new players in.
"We've gone a long way down that road, but there's still a long way to go."


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