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Giants rout Eagles in Reid's expected finale
Eli Manning threw five TD passes in the Giants' 42-7 win over Philadelphia on Sunday in what might have been Andy Reid's final game as the Eagles' coach.
Personnel changes coming for the Giants
Expect the Giants to shave some salaries and allow some veterans, like OT David Diehl, to walk in the offseason.
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Seeding is up for grabs in the AFC, while five teams fight for two spots in the NFC playoffs in Week 17.
NFC East Spin cycle: Setting up a D.C. showdown
The Giants can't win the NFC East. But the Redskins and Cowboys both have a shot to claim the division, and they both could make the postseason.
Ravens rout Giants to win AFC North
Joe Flacco threw for 309 yards and two touchdowns, and the Ravens defeated the Giants 33-14 Sunday to capture their second straight division crown.
Are Giants looking past Kenny Phillips?
Could these be the final few games in Kenny Phillips' Giants career? Don't rule it out.
Scout's Notebook: Giants SS Stevie Brown
Nolan Nawrocki breaks down the strengths and weaknesses of Giants rising unsung secondary star Stevie Brown.
Cruz visits home of Giants fan, 6, killed in Conn.
Giants WR Victor Cruz has visited the home of the 6-year-old Connecticut shooting victim who was buried in a replica Cruz jersey.
Week 16 playoff scenarios
First-round byes and playoff spots are up for grabs in Week 16. See how it can happen in the playoff scenarios.
NFC East Spin cycle: Three-team race in NFC East
The NFC East is a logjam at the top: The Redskins, Cowboys and Giants are all at 8-6 with two weeks left to settle things.
Falcons make statement by shutting out Giants
Julio Jones caught two of Matt Ryan's three TD passes and the Falcons handed the Giants their first regular-season shutout since 1996.
Giants counting on more from their rookies
The Giants most likely will need a few of their rookies to step up as the games are getting more important.
Don't sleep on these Ravens just yet
The Ravens might look like they are in turmoil right now, but they have the character and wherewithal to come out of it stronger in the playoffs.
Key matchup: Falcons running game vs. Giants run defense
In Wednesday's key matchup, we look ahead to the Week 15 battle between the Falcons and the Giants in Atlanta.
Week 14 Players of the Week
This week, PFW selects Cam Newton, Stevie Brown and David Wilson as its Players of the Week.
A person familiar with the deal says Baas have re-worked his contract for the 2013 season with the Giants.||||||| NFL Network said Baas re-structured his five-year contract. He still will earn $4.25 million in third year but his base pay was lowered to $1.25 million. The other $3 million will come as a signing bonus.
Baas remains out of the lineup.||||||| The Giants starting center is dealing with an ailing neck and headaches.
Baas did not make the trip to New England and will not play in Sunday's game.||||||| Baas is out with a knee injury for the Giants, who have been one of the NFL's worst rushing teams.
Baas is out for Sunday's game against Seattle.||||||| Kevin Boothe will start in Baas' place for the surging Giants.
Baas has signed the one-year contract he had previously been tendered by the San Francisco 49ers. Baas, a left guard who became a restricted free agent following the 2009 season, started all 16 of San Francisco's games last season for the first time in his five-year NFL career.||||||| The 28-year-old Baas was a second-round pick taken 33rd overall by the 49ers in the 2005 draft out of Michigan. He has appeared in 76 career games with 38 starts, the last 25 of which came at left guard.


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PEORIA, Ill. -- Officials with the Peoria Riverfront Museum said they are in good financial standing compared to several museums across the state.
Museum officials presented numbers to the county this afternoon.
President and CEO, Sam Gappmayer said they face a $600,000 deficit but still remain a $3.5 operation.
A graph at the meeting showed the Riverfront Museum ranked first in income from admissions and second in membership income.
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"We always want more people to come. I don't want to be misunderstood," said Gappmayer. "But it is not an area where we are deeply under-performing. But the number of grants we are getting is an area that we are under-performing compared to other institutions."
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That's the latest sure-to-be-iconic role in Harrison Ford's arsenal, as the Hollywood Reporter announced today that Ford is joining the cast of "Anchorman 2."
According to THR, Ford will play a Tom Brokaw-type veteran newscaster in the sequel to 2004's "Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy." The film began shooting this month.
Few details have been revealed about "Anchorman 2," but Ford's casting follows the recent addition of Kristen Wiig to the sprawling cast, which includes returning actors Will Ferrell, Christina Applegate, Paul Rudd, Steve Carell, and David Koechner. Maybe director Adam MacKay and producer Judd Apatow are gearing up for another epic news team rumble?
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Villa Park, 01/18/13--Guerin Prep's Cara Yacobucci goes up for a fast-break layup as St. Ignatius' Mattisyn Perak defends. Guerin Prep played St. Ignatius in the 23rd Annual McDonald's girls basketball Shootout Friday evening. | Jon Langham~for Sun-Times
Turnovers doomed Guerin in its debut Friday night at the 23rd annual McDonald's Shootout.
The Gators committed 19 turnovers in the first half and finished with 30 in a game that featured one new team and one team that has been to every single shootout in the event's history.
St. Ignatius junior Gabby Diamond came off the bench to score a game-high 15 points in the Wolfpack's 41-35 victory over the Gators at Willowbrook.
Guerin (14-8) was the first of six teams in this weekend's shootout to make its debut. The Gators went nearly nine minutes without a basket, costing them the game. St. Ignatius (9-12) trailed 14-10 early in the second quarter, then led 19-18 with 5:31 to go in the third quarter before Cara Yacobucci scored on a layup for Guerin.
Diamond (six rebounds) scored eight points in the third quarter to match Guerin's team total for the period. The Wolfpack led 29-24 to end the third quarter and the Gators could only come within three points in the fourth quarter.
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Total 4.65 acres off Rt. 3 on the way into Sunbury town square. Near 36/37 and Rt. 3 intersection and major Sunbury development projects. Land zoned PID. Prime location for retail, office, or flex. 3 adjoining lots.
Professional office building for sale in Sunbury just 3 miles E of I-71 & 0.75 miles W of State Route 3C at corn. Great visibility w/ over 15,000+ cars per day Monument signage available along 36/37. Main level consists of two units w/ long term tenants (Ohio Premier Dermatology & Showa Medical/Wellness Center). Lower Level consists of 5 units w/ (Showa, Haddaway Financial). Up to 2,000 sq ft available in LL for an owner occupant starting 2013 Owner(s) is licensed RE Agent.
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Herringbone makes La Jolla debut, raising $25,000 for Aidchild
Herringbone, the $2.5 million "ocean bazaar" eatery from restaurateurs Brian Malarkey and James Brennan, had its grand opening on May 31 at 7837 Herschel Ave. in the Village. During the evening, Brennan and Malarkey of Enlightened Hospitality Group, announced plans to open Olubugo (oh-loo-BOO-go) restaurant in Uganda later this summer.
Proceeds from Olubugo, a partnership with the nonprofit group Aidchild, will benefit Ugandan orphans living with AIDS, and help fund homes, academies and clinics for impoverished children and families in the East African country. The opening raised $25,000 for Aidchild.
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It is imperative that our next mayor initiate a sustained effort to reverse the current trend of Latinos and African Americans leaving the Bayview and other neighborhoods in our city. I understand how important this is.
My platform is job creation, clean and safe streets, and effective, honest government. The top of my agenda includes an aggressive jobs program, a small business micro-loan program to encourage entrepreneurship, creating the best possible public schools, and building more affordable and middle-class housing – issues which all directly affect the African-American community and other communities in San Francisco.
As mayor, my primary focus will be on jobs. My first program will be to provide 1,000 micro-loans of up to $40,000 each to small business entrepreneurs. Studies have shown that each business that is successful creates as many as 7.8 jobs. These are jobs that help revitalize our neighborhoods by providing opportunities for women, people of color and others who might not otherwise qualify for bank loans to start their own companies.
I will also require competitive bidding on all contracts and work to enforce the local hire law, bravely championed by Supervisor and fellow mayoral candidate John Avalos. John took a lot of heat from labor unions for taking up this issue and deserves credit for putting some teeth into the local hire law.
As mayor I will also focus on education. I will find the money in the City's budget to reinstate summer school for all kids and provide paid internships and jobs for all kids who want them – these are critical pathways for young people who seek to become successful. I have already developed one of the most effective internship programs in the City, which provides internships for over 200 students each year. I know I can replicate this success on a city-wide basis.
I will work to stop violence in our communities. I will forge a working relationship between police and community-based organizations to provide effective interventions for individuals involved in gangs and violence. I will also ensure that the police are accountable to the community, and that officers who commit misconduct are dealt with appropriately. Recently, the public defender's investigation of police officers seen on video barging into homes without warrants resulted in significant reforms and a pending investigation by the FBI.
In order to understand my motivation to become mayor, please let me tell you a little bit about myself and about my family. My great-grandparents came to San Francisco in 1890 from Hawaii, where they had emigrated from Japan. They settled in Bernal Heights, where they lived and raised their family until the 1906 earthquake, when they relocated to Stockton, California, and became farmers.
My grandparents and parents were interned in the Japanese-American internment camps during World War II. They lost everything and had to start anew after four years of imprisonment. They lived in poverty for many years and were only slowly able to rebuild their lives. These injustices led me to law school and a career as a public defender.
After graduating from U.C. Hastings in 1985, I was hired as a deputy public defender at the San Francisco Public Defender's Office. I worked my way up the ladder and was elected public defender by a 10,000 vote margin in 2002. I was re-elected without opposition in 2006 and again in 2010, with 199,000 votes.
When I was first became public defender in 2003, I had a vision of a Public Defender's Office that went beyond just providing legal representation to people in court. I saw an office that could help people turn their lives around and be a vehicle for social change in the community.
I opened the first Clean Slate office in Bayview at the Southeast Community Center to help people clear their criminal records so that they could rejoin the workforce and lead productive lives. This program grew to four satellite offices and helped over 20,000 people over its 12 year history.
I formed Bayview BMAGIC Program in 2004, an organization that has grown into one of the most vibrant collaborative organizations in the city, meeting every month, taking on issues of concern to the community and empowering its members to make change. It has become a model of what is possible, distributing over 4,000 backpacks and school supplies to children each year, providing literacy programs and book fairs, as well as building the capacity of youth and family agencies to provide better outcomes for the children and families they serve. BMAGIC's success led to the formation of Mo'MAGIC in the Western Addition, which has provided similar support there.
By improving accountability and efficiencies in my office and by partnering with community stakeholders, as your public defender I have been able to save money and create new programs that have transformed the criminal justice system. I want to bring these same skills to the Mayor's Office.
I am truly honored to receive the support of the Bay View newspaper and Mary and Willie Ratcliff. They have never hesitated to help a person in need, and I try to live by their example. I pledge to be a mayor who makes a difference.
Please visit my website at www.jeffadachiformayor.com. Thank you.
In this November's election, voters can vote for up to three of their favorite candidates, ranking them 1, 2, 3. The Bay View believes that either of two candidates would be San Francisco's best mayor ever and is endorsing both Jeff Adachi and John Avalos for mayor.
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Good Luck and May God bless you in all you do.↓
Debra Williams
I know you can do an good jobs in San Francisco ca you got the heart for it and the love for our youth . i will post it on my website i loving this wow.↓
Well this is one statement I know to be true, from personal experience:
"I am truly honored to receive the support of the Bay View newspaper and Mary and Willie Ratcliff. They have never hesitated to help a person in need, and I try to live by their example."
I've tried to tell all the people saying you've taken a big rightward swing that they should at least take note that the community most threatened by the prison industrial complex, and this paper that does so much to represent them, has enormous faith in you.↓
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I have faith in your word and promise to Bayview because you were the only person to care and suit up and show up to help our youth!!!!! THANK YOU for all of your service!!! Peace and Abundance, charlene↓
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I've been inclined to vote for you, Mr. Adachi, but now today I get a spam telephone call from your office, and during the World Series, no less. I was hoping you were above that kind of thing.↓


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Recently I was walking one of my fourth-grade daughters to school. We were holding hands, swinging them as we strode, and I was quietly singing the Bangles' "Manic Monday." We'd sung it together loudly many times in the car. But apparently this was neither the time nor the place for a 1980s flashback. "Mom, stop it!" she hissed as we saw a cluster of her friends up ahead. In fairness to her, I have a terrible voice, and I was fully prepared to cease and desist, but I felt like it was my job as a mother to give her a hard time first.
"But why? I'm happy. I like to sing when I'm happy." She rolled her long-lashed blue eyes and looked at me imploringly. I saw a touch of desperation behind her cool-kid facade, so I smiled and said okay. I stopped singing and we kept walking, hand in hand.
I remember my own mother singing in the street when I was young, and me begging her to please oh please just...don't! When she wouldn't stop, I'd fall back and walk way behind her, trying to disappear into my Flashdance-style cropped sweatshirt. We joke about it today. But my mom, who was single and struggling to raise me and my autistic brother, was under a lot of stress. I now know that I should have encouraged any expression of joy on her part.
But of course, like most kids, I loomed largest in my own story line. My mom was a supporting character, an occasional obstacle to my happiness or a foil to my self-discovery. She was there to feed and clothe me, to love me and help me be my glorious, dramatic self. She could be herself all she wanted -- as long as it wasn't in public and in front of my friends.
So there I was with one of my 9-year-old twins. In the past year she had noticeably dipped her sparkly silver-polished toe into tweendom, which means she is alternately the snuggly, loving, funny girl she has always been and a deep-sighing, moody prewoman who is mortified by many things I do, including hugging her, making polite conversation with her friends or insisting she wear a jacket. (I know, can you believe it?) When we're alone together or among adults we don't know, we can be goofy, crossing our eyes in defiance of the risk that they will stay that way, and even making videos of ourselves singing "Manic Monday" into my iPhone. But when a pal or anyone under 12 happens by, I am "so weird," her albatross, someone to distance herself from quickly.
I've discovered that this only makes me want to embarrass her more -- within reason, of course. I would never reveal her secrets or even share her name in this article. But when she seems sensitive about me being myself in her presence, I take great joy in being even more fully myself -- discussing the relative merits of Justin Bieber versus One Direction with her friends, extolling her many virtues, acting altogether "not normal," whatever that means, and yes, singing just a little louder.
A big reason I do this is that it's plain fun for me, and it feels like a little "gimme" from the universe, payback for having calmed all those tantrums and middle-of-the-night fevers through the years. But I also hope to teach her what it took me too long to learn: that not caring too much what others think of your weird mom (and, by extension, you) can be a great lesson. I believe it's part of the secret to a happy life, one in which you can make choices and friends based on who you are, not who you think you should be.
As we got within 20 feet of her friends, my daughter let go of my hand, not wanting them to see that -- gasp! -- she secretly likes her mom. "What? You won't hold my hand all of a sudden? Well, then, I get to sing!" I declared, all mock indignity. She sighed and took my hand and we walked a few more feet, when she dropped it again. I picked up where I left off : "I was kissing Valentino by a crystal blue Italian stream..."
She grabbed my hand again, and I piped down. She was trying really hard not to smile. Then she dropped my hand again, dramatically, deliberately, and grabbed it again several times, so I was going on and off like a radio. By this time we were both cracking up.
As I left her, I heard her friend ask what was so funny, and she replied:
"Whatever. My mom, she's so weird."
"Yeah, mine, too," said her friend.
"She's so embarrassing."
In the decades since my mother mortified me on the streets with her vocal stylings, I have discovered that most of the world is far too self-involved to pay much attention to the things that we think are so embarrassing. Being yourself makes other people feel free to be themselves, too. All of a sudden you have a group of people relaxing and not taking things too seriously rather than a cluster of uncomfortable tweens flipping their hair and angsting over the "right" sneakers. I figure if I can teach my daughters to give just a tiny bit less of a hoot, I will have done my job well.
Stephanie Dolgoff is happy to live with her twin daughters in New York City, where people do much nuttier things on the street than sing '80s pop.
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The United States Constitution provides for freedom of speech, as well as life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. But, here in Russellville, Arkansas, the students at Russellville High School are only allowed freedom in a very narrow frame of reference when it comes to clothing styles. Preppy is "in" and gothic is clearly "out". We are not asking to be allowed to wear clothing that would be considered offensive as far as questionable language or graphics. But, what is wrong with wearing Tripps, wallet chains and trenchcoats We are asking for your support. Please help us let the school officials know that we have rights too. We would like to express our individuality by wearing clothing that suits our unique personalities. Please sign our petition today. Thank you for your support.
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On December 3, a three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit ruled in favor of Al Caronia, a pharmaceutical salesman who had been convicted of violating the Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act by pitching the off-label uses of a narcolepsy drug to doctors at conferences throughout the country. Declaring that the Department of Justice's overly broad interpretation of the law violated Caronia's free speech rights, the Court vindicated a practice that has become commonplace among physicians.
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Friday night, Baltimore's Troy Patton hit Cleveland's Lonnie Chisenhall with a fastball. Chisenhall was removed from the game, and first it was said that he had a wrist contusion. Then it was said that he had a wrist fracture. Then it was said that he had a forearm fracture. It's a forearm fracture that he's got, and in order to repair it, Chisenhall needs to go under the knife.
Lonnie Chisenhall will need surgery to repair broken ulna bone in right forearm. Manny Acta said he'll be out 4/6 wks. #Indians.— paul hoynes (@hoynsie) June 30, 2012
Chisenhall didn't make the injury look that bad when it first happened, but this is reasonably serious, and now we've got a timetable. If everything goes great, Chisenhall could be back with the Indians in a month. Otherwise, it'll be more than that, and that's a sentence fragment that went without saying. Glad I took the time to write it, and aren't you glad you took the time to read it?


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My co-worker was telling me how good molasses worked for him as a rust remover. I know it is a chelating agent for iron but was doubtful as to how well it would really work. I went to the deer bait department at TSC and got a gallon for $8, mixed 1 part to 4 parts water and placed some test rust in the mix. I used a piece of sheet metal with surface rust, new hot rolled with mill scale, and a motor terminal box with deep rust pits. Sat for a week since I never made it back to the molasses. After a week, the rust on the sheet metal and deeper rust on the cast terminal block was gone. Most of the mill scale was gone but not all.
I had a rusted inside briggs engine 1 gallon tank, washed with muriatic acid, washed with water until no flakes came out. Still with lots of solid rust so I plugged the outlet and filled with new molasses mix. Sat for two days and came out rust free.
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Oklahomans seem to relish Coburn's blunt-spoken, take-me-or-leave-me style. Three years ago, for example, he blocked a Senate resolution that would have honored environmentalist and author Rachel Carson on the 100th anniversary of her birth. Coburn asserted that Carson -- whose 1962 book, Silent Spring, is widely regarded as the catalyst for banning DDT -- relied on "junk science" to stigmatize potentially lifesaving pesticides.
In Coburn's quasi-religious town hall meeting in Skiatook -- a Tulsa exurb in the heart of what's still called Osage country, even though formal tribal boundaries were obliterated generations ago -- people in the audience respond to his commentary as if they're attending a tent revival, frequently offering up "amens" as encouragement.
"We have abandoned the very culture and character traits of our founders," Coburn says, warning that Congress and the courts routinely ignore the founders' "rule book" -- the U.S. Constitution, a copy of which he says he carries with him at all times and re-reads frequently. "Our founders thought we should have as much freedom as we could have and have a limited federal government. ... When you read through this book, 80 percent of what it says is what the government can't do. It doesn't say what the government can do -- it says what the government can't do.
"And that's not to say the government doesn't have a legitimate role ... in the areas our founders gave us responsibility for. But we've so expanded, so gone beyond what was the original intent of the federal government that we find ourselves spending $4.1 billion a day that we don't have, that we're charging to our kids and our grandkids. And that's not any heritage I want to embrace. I want to embrace the heritage before that, where we worked hard and sacrificed to create an opportunity for the generation that followed us rather than steal from the generations that followed us."
One man in the audience asks why Republicans deserve another chance to run the nation, after they racked up massive federal debt when they controlled Congress and George W. Bush was president. But he's an outlier; everyone else seems to embrace the notion that "they" -- liberals, radical environmentalists, socialists and so on -- are deliberately leading the nation to destruction and "we" must do whatever it takes to get "our" country back.
Indeed, some of the questions raised during the town hall meeting clearly spring from Fox News and the anti-Obama chain e-mails speeding through cyberspace. One man wants to know if it's true that the president is using taxpayer dollars to relocate thousands of Palestinians to Michigan or Minnesota -- he wasn't sure where -- and provide them housing.
"I can't answer that," Coburn replies.
Another wants to know if Obama really could bypass the Senate and grant amnesty to illegal immigrants. "It depends on the degree and the definition -- I read some very disturbing things inside Homeland Security last week in terms of not enforcing when they have an opportunity to enforce it," Coburn says without elaboration. "But I don't know if those are rumor or fact and my staff is working to find out if that's a fact."
Critics say that Coburn could elevate the national dialogue by addressing such rumors directly and setting the record straight, but he rarely does. He portrays himself as an open-minded thinker, a daily reader of both the conservative Wall Street Journal and the liberal New York Times editorial pages, opining that neither side has a lock on wisdom and truth. But he also makes many claims that he doesn't back up with facts. He insists he could cut $600 billion from the federal budget tomorrow and nobody would miss it, yet offers no specifics.
"There's very little common sense in Washington," he says. "Think about the number of people in Congress that's never had a job except serving in a public elected position. ... (They) do what's in the best long-term interest of (their) political career. ... Washington's out of control, the bureaucracies are out of control in many areas and we don't have the appropriate oversight or hard work to get them under control."
Like Inhofe, Coburn takes stands on environmental issues that reflect Oklahoma's agrarian tradition -- a belief that God provided natural resources for human use and that it is unconstitutional for the federal government to limit or regulate those uses. Coburn conveys the sentiment with perfect pitch, linking drilling to energy independence, national security and individual liberty.
"It comes back to a lot of false claims of climate change," he says, deriding the term. "You notice that they don't call it global warming anymore because they can't back that up with the science. There's no question this country can be energy independent. We've got 7,000 trillion cubic feet of proven natural gas (deposits) -- seven thousand. That's enough to run our country for 100 years. And that's domestic. That's not Alaska. And that's not offshore.
"The federal government owns of your land 650 million acres. Less than 8 percent of it is available for exploration for oil and less than 10 percent is available for exploration of natural gas. (And in) that portion that is available, the permitting process through the Department of Interior is so expensive and so fraught with lawsuits by the hard environmentalists that it is not cost-effective to drill."
Coburn speaks with such certainty that there's a joke making the rounds in Oklahoma: What's the difference between God and Tom Coburn? God never thought he was Tom Coburn. But what Coburn says clearly resonates in Oklahoma -- and it seems to be catching on more and more around the nation. As he likes to say, "America has to wake up."
Arnold Hamilton is a third-generation Oklahoman and editor of The Oklahoma Observer, a twice-monthly journal of news and commentary founded more than 40 years ago, dedicated to the motto: To comfort the afflicted and afflict the comfortable.
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ZIONSVILLE — The first gubernatorial debate among Republican Mike Pence, Democrat John Gregg, and Libertarian Rupert Boneham started out cordially Wednesday night with common agreement on the need to boost jobs, strengthen education, and cut taxes.
But it didn't take long for differences and verbal jabs to emerge — mostly from Gregg directed toward Pence, the presumptive front-runner.
During the televised debate, in front of a live audience of 1,200 along with representatives of about 50 media outlets, Pence and Gregg disagreed on the cost of the sweeping federal healthcare program known as Obamacare, the impact of Indiana's new "right-to-work" law, Pence's attendance record in his six terms in the U.S. House of Representatives, and Gregg's budget-balancing abilities when he was Speaker of the Indiana House a decade ago.
Gregg delivered the sharpest words when he painted himself as a moderate, bipartisan leader while calling Pence an "elite attack dog" of the Republican far-right.
"There is candidate Mike Pence and there is Congressman Mike Pence," Gregg said, after accusing Pence of misrepresenting himself, his Congressional voting record, and his likeness to current Republican Gov. Mitch Daniels.
Tapping into a famous debate moment from the 1988 vice presidential debate when Democrat Lloyd Bentsen admonished Republican Dan Quayle as "no Jack Kennedy," Gregg said Pence was no Mitch Daniels.
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- Cool interface
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- Screenwidget should show all the teams scores (not just your favorite)
- There aren't push notifications for Android
- Some connection problems to the server
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Reviewed by Emmanuel Lund / Jun 01, 2011
ESPN ScoreCenter is a multisports scoreboard to follow live the matches, races and fights results
This is the must have for Sports freaks. If you need to know up-to-dated of what's going on the different sports games, this is the tool you can't miss. It shows you scoreboards of soccer, football, basketball, baseball, Formula 1, NASCAR, and many many others sports games.
In order to see it at a glance, there's a screen widget. The problem is that the widget available is just to see your "favorite" team results, and not all of them. What's more, in Android there aren't push notifications yet, what makes us to check the app constantly. And this is a bit annoying. We've noticed some connection problems to the server sometimes.
ESPN ScoreCenter has been developed by ESPN Inc, the well-known TV Channel which is also focusing on the development of Sports mobile apps with remarkably success.
Apart from these issues, ESPN Score center is an useful app for those who want to be always connected to Sports. Once those catches will be solved, it will probably be one of the best sports scoreboards on market.
Features include:
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100% suck upgrade. Older is better.
Great app .working well....
It's cool
Love this app! I get all of my sports updates and news in one place.
I do not know why they had to change the app but now it really sucks. Same news from weeks ago mixed with recent in no order n takes forever to update. Espn is dropping the ball on this p.o.s.
Very well supported very well put together constantly changing it to give you new looks and upgrade features.
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Embarkation was easy and we were in the Windjammer before we knew it enjoying that first buffet. We used the Windjammer each day for breakfast. It did start getting a bit routine and we thought of using the main dining room toward the end of the cruise.
The pools are great and were crowded, and there are the issues of trying to save deck chairs but RCI staff was helpful as well.
There is a myriad of activities for anyone at any time.
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As previous reviewer mentioned, we applied a coat or two of shellac which gave the nightstand the perfect touch. This side table is perfect for my intended use in guest bedroom as a nightstand. Thank you! I hope it really is reclaimed ~ my family recycles everything, even our own building materials. We try to mainly consume recycled products for use in our home, to keep the repurposing movement flowing.
I really like the nightstand for several reasons. First of all, I'm a fan of fair trade products, and I like the fact that the wood in the nightstand is reclaimed wood. I like the color and the design, and also the dimensions. The nightstand is wide enough to hold a bedside lamp, but small enough that it doesn't take up too much space in a smaller room. I also really appreciate the fact that the nightstand comes already assembled. I bought 2 of these nightstands for my guest bedroom and they look great!
I needed new nightstands that will fit in my bedroom after getting a larger bed. These nightstands are so pretty, Solid, hard wood and functional. There is a little storage drawer on the top and a little shelf with a door on the bottom for storage. They came fully assembled and I could use them straight out of the box. I would definitely recommend these nightstands for someone with a smaller space.
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- In the Related Activities section, there is no longer a Select All link, and there is a new checkbox for investigators that causes the Related Activities section to display.
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CHILTON, Wisconsin (WXOW) - DVO Anaerobic Digesters Inc. is a Wisconsin-based business that has Global reach. In this segment of Wisconsin Dairy News see how this company is helping grow Wisconsin's green energy.
DVO Incorporated manufactures anaerobic manure digesters in Chilton, Wisconsin, and it's expanding internationally.
Melissa Van Ornum of DVO Anaerobic Digesters, Inc. says, "To date we have over 20 sites in Wisconsin with our digester, we have over 80 sites total around the U.S. and are now going abroad, so it's an exciting time for us."
Exciting because the technology DVO developed creates renewable energy domestically and overseas. In the process, it reduces odor, kills 99% of bacterial pathogens like E. Coli, and creates solid and liquid by-products from manure that can be used to bed cows, or spread on fields as fertilizer increasing crop yields.
Melissa: "Not only does it help the farming industry, it helps the construction industry, it's creating jobs."
DVO is also unique in the way it does business. The staff consists of engineers and designers who scale the digesters for each farm. Then they contract out local welders, electricians and construction crews to build the digester which helps the local economy.
Larry Dufek of Dairyland Farm L.L.C. says, "It allowed us to create green energy and reduce our carbon footprint as we're milking cows, and as stewards of the land we always like to do a better job!"
Energy companies are seeing the benefits of digesters and now have another avenue for renewable energy to offer their customers.
Scott Krupicka of Energy Systems Group says, "We're taking the gas from the process and we're capturing it, making electricity to generate for people to use in their home and businesses."
And Wisconsin farmers are proud to do their part to help produce green energy.
Larry: "That we can plant crops, harvest crops, produce a healthy product like milk and then turn around and produce green energy is exciting."
And that's Wisconsin Dairy News.
The Dufek's digester was installed last spring, and already it's exceeded the amount of electricity it was projected to produce.
European customers are using the digesters to become less energy dependent on other countries.
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A lot of Adsense accounts have been disabled due "invalid clicks". Google refuse to give any detail regarding those "invalid clicks", so publisher has not any proof of his "offense". Also Google claims that returns money back to advertisers, but there is no proof of it either. Google suppose to offer an appeal procedure, but as publisher has not any clue regarding those "invalid click", he cannot defend himself other than saying "I did not committee invalid clicks or ask anyone to do so" and normally his appeal will be dropped.
We demand:
a) All banned Adsense Accounts to be restored with a simple application from publisher as until now checking and banning procedure from Google is not clear
b) In future cases, in order to ban an account due invalid clicks Google must provide a)IP, number of invalid clicks and the specific Adword Advertisement b) Proof that money have been returned to advertiser and not kept by Google
c) In the most likely case, that Google cannot prove publisher's responsibility, instead of suspending the account and keep all of money, Google must pay for valid clicks only and return any money to advertiser who is victim of invalid clicks.
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GM Watch: Gamble to Interview This Weekend
The interview schedule is starting to take shape for the Jets and the organization's rumored top candidate will be interviewing this weekend per Matt Maiocco of CSN Bay Area.
Tom Gamble, 49ers director of player personnel, interviewed Tuesday for Jaguars GM job. His next interview is this weekend with NY Jets.—
Matt Maiocco (@MaioccoCSN) January 03, 2013
Brian Bassett, TheJetsBlog.comThat the Jets have gotten Gamble to agree to an interview is worth noting. Gamble is said to want to bring a coach with him, so for the Jets to get him to agree to meeting means that there's been some verbal discussions about paramaters. Translation: the organization is at the very least open to ideas.


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Updated May 9, 2014 - 6:39 am
Valley mom to become Dr. Mom
Originally published: May 9, 2014 - 5:00 am
She's spent the last four years studying for her degree while her husband of five years has juggled two jobs, while also taking care of the house and two young boys -- ages three and five.
"He's a rock star," Saunders said. "He also takes care of me and supports me when I've had a rough day."
She knows her family has made incredible sacrifices for her, but plans to spend plenty of time with them before beginning training at Banner Good Samaritan this summer to be a physician in obstetrics-gynecology this summer.
Saunders was also selected for the Gold Humanism Honor Society, and portrayed her struggles over the past four years in a music video. Her entry, "Your Love," is one of four vignettes part of a national contest.
The contest will hand out first prize to the video with the most likes. It runs through this month with the $1,000 reward going to the winning school's library.
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Associated Press
LAS VEGAS (AP) - Police say they have a warrant for the arrest of a 26-year-old ex-convict identified as the prime suspect in a shooting and fiery crash that killed three last week on the Las Vegas Strip.
Police Capt. Chris Jones told reporters Monday that Ammar Harris faces three murder charges in the Thursday incident that killed the driver of a Maserati and a taxi driver and passenger.
District Attorney Steve Wolfson attended an afternoon news conference and afterward said he hoped Harris would surrender.
Wolfson called the case "of the highest importance," and said prosecutors are already working with police on the case.
Jones said billboard companies in Las Vegas were donating space to advertise the manhunt.
Police have widened their search to the southeastern U.S., where Harris used to live.
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Book Review - Leading Lean Software Development: Results Are Not the Point
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Is your Lean adoption not as successful as you had hoped within your organisation? Maybe the way management thinks about Lean and how it fits within the organisation needs to change. Aimed at managers and team leaders, but relevant for all those involved in Lean, this book presents Lean from a organisational and management perspective.
ReviewMy first introduction to Mary Poppendieck was her excellent The Tyranny of "The Plan" presentation given at the UK Lean Conference in December of 2009, which touches on some of the concepts covered in this book, which she co-authored with Tom Poppendieck. After seeing her presentation and listening to the interview at the same conference, I was excited to have the opportunity to review this book.
Through conversions with people at conferences and other meetings, Tom and Mary have come to the conclusion that it is often the organization itself being the greatest barrier when adopting Agile and Lean practices, that is, the organization has yet to come to terms with the often counter intuitive concepts of Lean software development. Targeting the project leaders and managers, this book draws upon the ideas, philosophy, and practices of highly successful companies and shows how their practices can be applied to developing software-intensive systems.
Tom and Mary introduce Frames, borrowed from cognitive scientists, arguing that we perceive the world around us through frameworks of assumptions and beliefs. They argue that successful organizations share a common set of Frames and ask the reader to reassess your own beliefs and assumptions to re-frame your own thinking of the system development process. Although they draw upon and make reference to Agile and Lean methodologies you don't need to be familiar with them to benefit from the book.
They give us 24 frames grouped together into 6 chapters. The objective? To bring together a picture of how the Lean development process should work within an organization and provide a framework for leadership in systems development. It identifies different leadership types from the product champion, the leader on the front line, leadership in technical competency, the mentor then recognize there is a requirement for great leaders at each level.
With focus on the customer's demands and expectations, the authors make the distinction between value demand and failure demand. Failure demand is the cost of responding to failures in the system. The aim should be to eliminate failure demand by recognizing the importance of high quality in the development of these systems. How do you achieve high quality? You need to recognize software is created by knowledge workers whose skills need to be developed and matched to the system development – you cannot force a project to meet its targets if those targets are beyond the capability of people. Having capable people matched to the task at hand will lead to successful results hence the subtitle Results are Not the Point. But what about my timeline and budget? If the system cannot deliver the required results then it does not matter if you were on time or on budget, and if milestones are met at the expense of quality then things will be made so much worse in the long term.
Using the example of Toyota and their Toyota Production System (TPS), which promotes problem solving, continuous improvement, and the respect for people, Mary talks about how the Toyota company fosters self-improvement both of the individual and the group through skill development. This book was published before the current crisis in Toyota requiring the recall of vehicles due to safety problems - what does this mean for the Toyota way? It seems that Toyota's push to topple General Motors as the worlds biggest car maker fell into the trap of forcing the system to meet its targets at the expense of quality. Since Toyota relies on Lean manufacturing using common parts and designs across multiple product lines, quality problems in one section could impact on many products.
The majority of programmers will not being developing "new" products, but maintaining existing code, yet how often have you encountered large monolithic systems which are almost impossible to maintain? We are told that good object-oriented code is loosely coupled but highly cohesive, code that is expected to be modified frequently is isolated together so it can be maintained over time. Agile practices promote change, where as monolithic systems are resistant to change because of their complexity therefore Mary and Tom argue for Agile to work in these types of organizations they must evolve the code base on a vision of low-dependency.
The subtitle of this book, Results are Not the Point, means to create a system and grow the people who are capable of delivering excellent results over the long term. It should be read by all managers because it provides not only a framework of ideas and tools to motivate managers to then motivate and nurture their staff, but to modify the organism of the organization to be able to adopt and benefit from Agile techniques. There is little to dislike about this book (and much to love), there are many books written on leadership, motivation, management of people, and this book does cover the same ideas contained in many of those books. But it places those ideas within the context of the a organization wanting to adopt Agile, the developers want to adopt it, the team leaders want to adopt it, but is the organization ready to change for it? This book will challenge your thinking, challenge your Frames of how you view the world, and it's a worthwhile journey.
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Have something you'd like to know about the NHL or have something to say about what The Hockey News has written? Every Friday, columnist Adam Proteau will respond to your emails in The Hockey News.com's mailbag feature.
by The Hockey News - November 7, 2010 9:27 AM EST
George Bazzoni, Terrace Bay, Ont. Let's Acknowledge Bob Probert! It is of great sadness that the only time we think of someone and what they've given is when they have left us.
by The Hockey News - November 6, 2010 12:13 PM EDT
Jason Corbiere, St. Catharines, Ont. I completely agree that woman deserve a place in the Hall of Fame, but disagree that they take the spots of worthy candidates who also deserve to be there.
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Brett Martin, Riverview, N.B. It should be a priority that two referees must stand in at all times to break up a fight. I was watching the Nov.
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Charles Hall, Centerville, Ohio I just received my copy of your new book We Are The Champions – The Greatest Teams of All-Time. I only wish that the Houston Aeros of the mid-70s and the Winnipeg Jets of the late-70s were included.
by The Hockey News - November 5, 2010 11:48 AM EDT
Joe Vilanova, Asbury Park N.J. Everyone says head hits are because the game is faster and the players are bigger. How about a lack of respect for your fellow players? Years ago, players would settle things with a fight, one-to-one, not by taking runs at people.
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Jeffrey Higgins, Shrewsbury, Mass. I would just like to point out the irony of Bobby Holik criticizing the Devils and Ilya Kovalchuk's contract.
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Brian Holland, Belle River, Ont. I don't know why there's so much debate over the point system. Here's an idea for next year: you don't get any points for losing a game.
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Carl Leggieri, Alexandria, Va. Thank you, Adam Proteau, for your response regarding my question about Mike Comrie wearing No 19 as opposed to No.
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Ely Giroux, Chazy,N.Y. Will someone please stop the madness? This year USA Hockey made a new rule: a parent must be in the dressing room at all times.
by The Hockey News - October 31, 2010 2:41 PM EDT
Darrell Gibson, Seattle, Wash. I recently read the article on Father Costello in the Nov. 1 issue and enjoyed it very much. My wife, Beth, and I lived in Winnipeg in the early 1980s and her women's group was looking for a fun, family orientated promotion to raise money for their association.
by The Hockey News - October 31, 2010 2:37 PM EDT
Brett Hanna, Salmon Arm, B.C. A team before the cap that ruled the hockey world with many stars, now diminished with one of the lowest salary cap hits in the NHL.
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Emery Johnston, New London, N.H. I understand why the NHL takes Thanksgiving and Christmas off, but why Halloween? Is it because play.
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Pfizer will sell research center to Monsanto
November 9, 2009
In a press release statement, Monsanto and Pfizer announced that they have entered into an agreement for Monsanto to acquire Pfizer''s Chesterfield Village Research Center located in Chesterfield, Mo. Under the terms of the agreement, Monsanto will acquire the property from Pfizer for $435 million to be paid over time, and Pfizer will continue to have operations at Chesterfield Village through a lease agreement, primarily performing Biotherapeutic Pharmaceutical research. The research center comprises 1.3 million-square-feet and includes approximately 250 laboratories, 122 plant growth chambers and 2 acres of greenhouse. Monsanto has leased more than 400,000 square feet of the property from Pfizer, and more than 400 Monsanto employees and contractors work on site, most of whom are researchers. Monsanto expects the site to continue to support its pipeline, which is focused on increasing agricultural productivity such as drought-tolerant corn and higher-yielding soybeans, and will enable the company to reach its goal of doubling yields in its core crops by 2030. The companies expect to complete the transaction in the first half of 2010.


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Ocean Block Townhouse with Pool in Fenwick Island
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2½
- sleeps 10
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Escape to the seashore. Exceptional ocean block vacation home
just steps to the cleanest family beach on the east coast. Drop your
bags, grab your favorite beverage, walk out the front door and
you're at the beach. Enjoy romantic sunrises and sunsets and bay and
ocean waterviews from the master suite sundeck. Step out the back
door and enjoy a moonlight swim in the gated private pool.
This spacious, well-equipped Fenwick townhouse is ideal for large
families or groups and you simply can't beat this location. Easy
walking distance to everything you come to the beach for. Golfers
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Fully equipped,centrally air-conditioned, three bedroom, two and
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comfortable queen size bed, color tv/dvd combination and sliding
glass door to patio that adjoins the gated pool.
Second level contains family dining area and modern kitchen with
dishwasher, microwave, stove, blenders, etc. Kitchen window
overlooks pool. Adjoining family room has fireplace, color tv/dvd
combo and queen size hide-a-bed couch. Sliding glass door opens to
large second story deck/dining area.
Third level boasts spacious master suite with king size bed, walk
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and unique double access full bathrooms. Fun kids room has four bunk
beds, large closet and view of swimming pool.
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Walk 100 steps and swim in the Atlantic Ocean and relax on the best
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light dinner...then walk outside to the dock bar for a coctail and
dancing. The kids can walk across the street and play putt putt
golf, arcade games, or ride the go-carts. Walk a couple of blocks
and rent a speedboat, jetski, or go para-sailing. Take a short ride
(bike or car) into Ocean City for the boardwalk attractions /
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Nov. 20, 2013 — The Kentucky Christian University Volleyball season ended this past week at the NCCAA-II tournament.
On Friday, the Lady Knights lost both of their pool play matches. In the morning, they fell to Ozark Christian College of Joplin, MO, 2-3. This loss required that KCU would have to beat the highest seeded team in their bracket, Manhattan Christian College of Manhattan, Kansas. But Manhattan did not allow that, defeating the Lady Knights in straight sets.
Manhattan advanced as the Pool A #1, to take on defending champion Clearwater Christian College. Clearwater would defeat Manhattan and to advance to the National Championship Lincoln Christian University defeated Ozark Christian. Clearwater would then defeat Ozark to win the National Championship with a 3-1 victory.
Last Wednesday, Three Lady Knights were recognized for their efforts on the court as they were named to the NCCAA/American Volleyball Coaches Association All-America Squads. Lauren Dunn, junior setter, from Lucasville, OH, is a two-time selection to this team. Magen Daniel, junior middle hitter, from Paintsville, was a Second Team All-America last season. Junior Middle Hitter Jenna Kelley was selected to the Second Team
Also, Last Wednesday evening at the National Christian College Athletic Association, Division II Volleyball National Championship Tournament banquet, Kentucky Christian University Head Volleyball coach Bruce Dixon was named as the Coach of the Year for 2013.
"Maybe it was the fact that our team had received the No. 1 seed going into the tournament, or maybe it was because our players earned the 400th win of my career this year, or maybe it was simply because this was my 23rd year of coaching. But for whatever reason, to receive an award like this when it is voted you by your peers is a great honor".
Just days before, Coach Dixon received the plaque for the Mid-East Region Coach of the Year in the NCCAA-II. He has been the Region Coach of the Year on numerous occasions, and was the National Coach of the Year once previously, in 1994.
"This is really a team award. If the team had not had a great season, why would anyone think that I had done a good job?"


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Royals Review breaks down the top Kansas City Royals prospects as the 2010
We now cover prospects #18-13. Some of these players (Herrera, Fortuna, and Sample for example) are in about they same place I would have ranked them last year--or perhaps they even dropped a...
Back in March, I gave my prediction of what the Royals Top 20 Prospects would look like at the end of the season. So before I start into my real 2010 Royals Prospect List, I thought I would look...
A review of how the Royals top prospects have performed over the past month.
I just got back from a vacation out east where, on Saturday night, I took in a Blue Rocks game on the road against the Potomac Nationals in the "Battle of Bryce Harper's Potential Future Teams." ...
It's been a year since the Royals spent a record amount on the 2008 draft. Are the Royals getting their money's worth?
Part of an interesting series over at Beyond the Box Score. I don't know much about this stuff, but it's worth checking out. He calls the Royals' system "underrated." Beware, the author doesn't say that the Royals have 2-3 aces in the making or compare Little Guido to Chase Utley, so he might be another just another jerk who is totally biased against KC and doesn't know what he's talking about.
Who will be the Royals Top Prospects a year from now? We look into the crystal ball at how the minor leaguers will fare in 09.
Another brilliant signing by Royals GM Dayton Moore.
#1 Mike Moustakas, 3B#2 Eric Hosmer, 1B#3 Daniel Cortes, RHP#4 Kila Ka'aihue, 1B #5 Daniel Duffy, LHP #6 Carlos Rosa, RHP #7 Tim Melville, RHP #8 Mike Montgomery, LHP #9 ??? Montgomery wins with...
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I wouldn't fare well as a weatherman in San Diego ("San Diego... drink it in, it always goes down smooth. It's a fact, it's the greatest city in the history of mankind."); sunny and straightforward weather is NOT my thing.
It's not that I don't enjoy it; I do. It's just not at all challenging from a meteorological standpoint. And we know I like a challenge (why else would a 14 year old boy try to grow a mustache?)
Tonight: Clear and cold. Most of us will drop into the 20s by midnight with teens widespread over western and northern Maine by the early morning. Places like Berlin, NH and maybe even Fryeburg could drop into the single digits...somewhere around 8-9 F.
Sunday/Monday/Tuesday: All three days are mostly sunny and pleasant. Temperatures warm up a BIT by Monday afternoon with mid to upper 40s for highs as opposed to the low 40s of Sunday.
Sunday Night/Monday Night/Tuesday Night: Mostly clear and chilly. Sunday night will be the coldest, 21-29 F with gradually increasing overnight lows until the range is more like 30-35 F on Tuesday night.
By Wednesday we will see a few more clouds as a storm system meandering offshore east of the Midatlantic pushes some moisture in our direction. No big deal though.
Thanksgiving looks quiet with a mixture of sun and clouds and temperatures in the upper 40s.
Next chance of precipitation comes on Friday with a cold front that will likely bring some snow showers to the state.
In case you didn't notice, I'm going to hit you over the head with this Movember thing until you donate. It's for prostate cancer after all! Let's do this thing: http://mobro.co/keithcarson


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SPRINGFIELD, Mass., February 25, 2006 – Springfield College freshman outside hitter Ryan Fredrickson (Manahawkin, N.J.) led all players with an impressive 30 kills, but it was New York University (NYU), ranked third in Division III, which outlasted the No. 6 Pride, 3-2, on Saturday evening in non-conference action at Blake Arena.
The Violets improve to 5-8 overall on the 2006 season as SC falls to 6-10 overall on the year while remaining 4-2 in Eastern Intercollegiate Volleyball Association (EIVA)-Hay Division play.
NYU came out firing in the match, winning the first two games by scores of 30-24 and 30-26. The Pride responded, however, winning games three and four by identical 30-24 scores. It was the Violets that proved to be too much for SC, although, as NYU took the fifth and final game by a close, 15-13 margin.
Sophomore outside hitter Eric Palumbo (Rochester, N.Y.) had a solid match with 16 kills and nine digs, and sophomore outside hitter Javier Rosario (San Juan, Puerto Rico) also performed well with a match-best 11 digs to go along with 10 kills Sophomore setter Chris Shekell (Rochester, N.Y.) registered a match-high 62 assists and a team-high five blocks.
NYU senior middle blocker Chris Schmidt paced the Violets with 15 kills and a match-high eight blocks. As a team, NYU compiled 32 blocks in the five-game match against SC's 17 total team blocks. Sophomore Jon Wintermeyer and junior Macnair Sillick had double-digit kills, with 11 and 12, respectively.


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