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ECAC Baseball Players of the Week (for the week ending April 14, 2013)
Baseball (for
the week ending April 14, 2013)
Division I
Player of the Week
Zack Granite – Seton Hall University
Junior, Outfield, Staten Island, N.Y.
Last week, Granite went 8-for-18 (.444) with eight runs scored,
six stolen bases and five RBI in a 3-1 week for the Pirates.
Granite got on base five times in a 15-1 win over No. 24 Houston in
the series finale, going 4-for-6 with three RBI, three runs scored,
one steal and one walk. The junior ranks second in the conference
in steals (23), seventh in batting average (.351) and 10th in on
base percentage .(435).
Pitchers of the Week
Ethan Mildren – University of Pittsburgh
Junior, Hopwood, Pa.
Mildren pitched a complete-game shutout against No. 18 Notre Dame. The junior allowed just three hits and two walks in a 4-0 win for the Panthers. Mildren recorded his third straight complete game and second in league play. Pittsburgh swept Notre Dame in Pittsburgh last week.
Tom Marra – College of the Holy Cross
Senior, Sea Cliff, N.Y.
Marra stifled Navy in the series opener on Saturday, allowing just two hits and two walks while striking out nine in a seven-inning shutout to lead Holy Cross to a 3-0 victory. It was his second consecutive shutout as Marra improved to 2-0 with a League-best 0.90 ERA in Patriot League action. He has struck out 21 while allowing only 11 hits in 20.0 innings in Patriot League games.
Division II
Player of the Week
Tony Blake – Dominican College
Senior, Outfield, Windsor, Conn.
Blake hit .562 (9-for-16) in six games played with four runs scored, one double, one triple and seven RBI. He drew eight walks for an on-base percentage of .692 and a .750 slugging percentage.
Pitcher of the Week
Caleb Whiteley – Dominican College
Senior, Joplin, Mo.
Went 1-0 in two appearances with a complete game victory. Allowed three runs (only one earned) on seven hits with five strkeouts for a 1.00 ERA.
Division III – New England
Player of the Week
Tucker White - University of Southern Maine
Senior, Outfield, Deerfield, N.H.
White went 14-for-22 from the plate to produce a .636 batting
average with 10 extra base hits and 12 runs batted in to help
Southern Maine post a 5-0 record this past week. The senior from
Deerfield, N.H. recorded seven doubles, two triples and a home run
to sport a 1.273 slugging percentage. White went 5-for-5 with two
doubles, a home run and five RBI in the win over Colby. Two days
later, he had four hits in eight plate appearances as the Huskies
swept Rhode Island College in a Little East doubleheader.
Co-Pitchers of the Week
Oliver Van Zant - Bowdoin College
Senior, RHP, Westport, Conn.
Van Zant tossed the fifth no-hitter in the 16-year history of Bowdoin baseball on Saturday against Colby. Van Zant was dominant, striking out 11 batters and allowing just two Mule base runners - both on clear errors - in the 7-0 win. It is just the second nine-inning no-hitter in Bowdoin history, joining Leland Means in 1911.
T.J. Notarangelo - Massachusetts Maritime Academy
Sophomore, RHP, Foxboro, Mass.
Notarangelo tossed the fifth no-hitter in school history and the first in 11 years on Sunday afternoon in the 7-0 nightcap triumph at Fitchburg State, as he overcame four walks and struck out two to record the gem. Notarangelo's no-no was the first for Massachusetts Maritime since George Scharrenwebber turned the trick at Westfield State on April 6, 2002, as he retired the side in order on four occasions and threw 54 of his 90 pitches on the day for strikes. On the season, Notarangelo is 2-0 with a 2.40 ERA (best among Buccaneer starters), and he is holding opponents to a .133 batting average in 30 innings of work.
Division III – Upstate
Player of the Week
Anthony Repetto – SUNY New Paltz
Senior, Left Field, North Babylon, N.Y.
Repetto batted .700 on 7-for-10 hitting in a 3-0 week for the Hawks who sit first in the conference, 8-4. He batted 2-for-3 on Tuesday in an 8-5 win against Fairleigh Dickinson-College at Florham, scoring a run in the process. In game one of Sunday's doubleheader against Fredonia, he led the team with four hits in six at bats. He knocked in a run and scored twice in the 10-8 win. He went 1-for-1 in Sunday's nightcap with an RBI, run, two walks, a hit by pitch and a stolen base. Repetto's average rose to a team-best .402 last week and he is currently riding a 12-game hitting streak. Across those 12 games he is batting an outstanding .585. He also leads the team with 35 hits and a .460 slugging percentage.
Pitcher of the Week
Dane O'Neil – Union College
Junior, Canajoharie, N.Y.
O'Neil started one game for the Dutchmen, helping Union extend their winning streak to nine in a 2-0 win over Clarkson. The junior tallied a season-high eight strikeouts while scattering five hits over seven innings for the complete game shutout win.
Division III – Metro
Player of the Week
Casey Grimes – Rowan University
Sophomore, Designated Hitter, Gibbstown, N.J.
Grimes hit .556 (10-for-18) with four doubles, three home runs, 12 RBI, and six runs scored in five games played for Rowan. He hit safely in all five contests, and opened the week by going 3-for-4 with a double, a home run, and seven RBI in a 12-1 non-conference road win at Elizabethtown. He wrapped up the week by going a combined 5-for-7 with two doubles, two home runs, four RBI, and four runs scored in a 6-1 and 6-2 NJAC doubleheader road sweep at Rutgers-Newark. In 15 games played on the season for the Profs, Grimes is hitting .366 with 21 RBI and 16 runs scored.
Pitcher of the Week
Adam Brant – Purchase College
Freshman, Hyde Park, N.Y.
Brant tossed just the second no-hitter in program annals on Apr. 13 as Purchase edged Mount Saint Mary, 1-0. He struck out five and issued three walks. Brant improved to 2-0 on the year and is holding opponents to a .130 batting average.
Division III – South
Player of the Week
Brad Burkardt – Saint Vincent College
Senior, Shortstop, Latrobe, Pa.
Burkardt became Saint Vincent's all-time hits leader last week with a four-hit performance against Penn State-Altoona. He hit safely in all four Saint Vincent games, finishing the week 9-of-16 (.563) with two hit by pitches, a walk, four doubles, four runs scored, two RBI and two stolen bases. Burkhardt passed two-time NAIA All-American Danny Consuegra (183 hits, 2003-06) and currently sits at the top of the school hits list with 188. Against Geneva on Wednesday Burkardt went 2-for-4 with a double, RBI and run scored. In Thursday's matchup with Pitt-Greensburg the following day he tied the Bearcat hits record with a 2-for-3 showing, including two hit by pitches and an RBI. He broke the school mark at Penn State Altoona, going 4-for-5 with a pair of doubles and two runs scored. On Sunday against La Roche the senior had a 1-for-4 day with a walk, a double, a run scored and two stolen bases.
Pitcher of the Week
Ryan Jacobs – Penn State Behrend
Senior, Port Vue, Pa.
Jacobs threw the first perfect game in program history in a 1-0 victory over Mount Aloysius. The senior pitcher was dominant on the mound with 6 strikeouts, throwing less than 70 pitches in 7 innings and going to a three-ball count just twice. In conference, Jacobs is currently ranked second in earned run average (1.51), first in opposing bat average (.189), fourth in batters struck out (36), and tied for second in wins (5). Behrend is currently 17-7 overall, 8-0 AMCC.


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Central Palm Beach County
Category: Lake Worth
Lake Worth library signing up youths for summer reading programs
- 4:59 pm Tuesday, May 28th, 2013 by Willie Howard
The Lake Worth Public Library will offer free summer reading programs for ages 2-11 beginning June 11.
The Pollywogs reading program for youths ages 5-7 begins at 3:30 p.m. on June 11.
The Munchkins program for preschoolers ages 2-4 begins at 11 a.m. on June 12.
The Bookworms program for ages 8-11 begins at 3 p.m. on June 13.
All three of the weekly reading programs will be held in the meeting room of the City Hall Annex east of the library.
Preregistration is required. Call the library at 561-533-7354.
Pay-by-cellphone system installed on parking meters at Lake Worth Beach
- 4:53 pm Thursday, May 23rd, 2013 by Willie Howard
The pay-by-cellphone system has been installed on parking meters at Lake Worth Beach.
The Parkmobile system, also used in West Palm Beach and Hollywood, allows users to pay the $2-an-hour parking fee at Lake Worth Beach with their cellphones. Users pay an extra 35 cents per transaction.
The system sends users a text message notifying them that they need to purchase more parking time.
To get started, users must download the Parkmobile app and set up an account with a credit card.
The app can be found in app stores or on the Parkmobile website, www.parkmobile.com.
Representatives from Parkmobile are scheduled to be at [More]
Resident group working to raise money to open Lake Worth pool
- 2:33 pm Thursday, May 23rd, 2013 by Willie Howard
A group of residents held an organizational meeting Thursday at Benny's on the Beach to brainstorm ways to raise money to open the city pool.
The pool is closed because the city does not have the $40,000 or so needed to hire part-time lifeguards to keep the pool open for limited hours this summer.
The group, tentatively called Friends of the Lake Worth Pool, is considering the formation of a non-profit corporation that would organize fund-raisers and seek donations for the pool.
The organization would be similar to the nonprofit Friends of the Lake Worth Public Library.
Memorial Day ceremony set for Monday at Pinecrest Cemetery
- 8:46 pm Tuesday, May 21st, 2013 by Willie Howard
A ceremony honoring veterans is scheduled for 10 a.m. Monday at Pinecrest Cemetery on A Street at 12th Avenue South.
The free ceremony is expected to last one hour and is open to anyone who wants to attend.
The Veteran's Day ceremony is being organized by the city's Public Services department along with the American Legion and an area Boy Scouts troop.
For more information, call 561-586-1720.
Centennial postcards available for $5
- 1:47 pm Thursday, May 16th, 2013 by Willie Howard
Keepsake packages of five Lake Worth postcards, created as part of the city's centennial celebration, are available for sale at the Cultural Council offices and Studio 205 gift shop on Lake Avenue and at the Clay Glass Metal Stone Cooperative Gallery on South J Street.
The neatly wrapped postcard packages cost $5. They're also available at the city's Community Redevelopment Agency, 29 S. J St.
Proceeds from the centennial postcard sales benefit the city's LULA Lake Worth Arts program and the city's Historic Preservation program.
Volunteers needed for Monday morning park cleanup in Lake Worth
- 1:37 pm Thursday, May 16th, 2013 by Willie Howard
Volunteers are needed Monday to clean the Tropical Ridge Fitness Park at 211 N. H St.
The cleanup is scheduled to begin at 9:30 a.m.
Volunteers will rake and bag leaves and trim vegetation in the small park that features outdoor exercise equipment. Participants should wear hats, gloves and sunglasses and bring rakes and shovels if available.
The park is just north of Second Avenue North on H Street.
For more information, call Erica Whitfield at 561-234-5017 or email: email@example.com.
Hands Across the Sand protest planned Saturday at Lake Worth Beach
- 7:56 pm Tuesday, May 14th, 2013 by Willie Howard
People are expected to join hands on Lake Worth Beach at noon Saturday as part of the international Hands Across the Sand protest against expanded offshore oil drilling.
Participants are expected to line up at the water's edge in a line extending south from the William O. Lockhart Municipal Pier.
Hands Across the Sand was started in 2009 by Florida restaurateur and surfer Dave Rauschkolb in response to state proposals to allow nearshore oil drilling off Florida's coast.
A beach cleanup organized by the Palm Beach County chapter of the Surfrider Foundation is scheduled for 7:30 a.m. on Lake Worth Beach.
Women's run Saturday morning in Lake Worth
- 7:28 pm Tuesday, May 14th, 2013 by Willie Howard
The Lake Avenue Bridge and several roads will be closed from 7 a.m. until 9 a.m. Saturday the Women for Women race that begins at Lake Worth Beach.
Sections of Lake and Lucerne avenues east of Federal Highway, Ocean Breeze, South Palmway, Golfview Road and South Lakeside Drive also will be closed for the race.
About 1,000 women are expected to participate in the annual 5-k and 10-k races that benefit the Palms West Community Foundation and the Palm Beach County chapter of Girls on the Run.
Entry fees range from $20 to $45. Runners can register online at www.womenforwomenrun.com.
For more information, [More]
Legislators fail to authorize program that could help bring jobs to Lake Worth
- 4:47 pm Monday, May 13th, 2013 by Willie Howard
Florida legislators failed to pass bills that would have authorized Lake Worth to apply for an enterprise zone — a designation the city is seeking to lure businesses and bring jobs into the city.
Bills sponsored by state Sen. Jeff Clemens and Rep. Dave Kerner would have authorized the city to apply to the state's Department of Economic Opportunity for an enterprise zone.
Enterprise zones offer tax credits, sales-tax refunds and income tax breaks to companies that move into depressed parts of cities and create jobs.
Dolores Key, Lake Worth's economic development manager, said the city will seek enterprise zone legislation again during the 2014 session.
Mayor to speak at championship soccer game in Lake Worth Saturday
- 8:13 pm Thursday, May 9th, 2013 by Willie Howard

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Quarteto Novo: Quarteto Novo
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Caetano Veloso: Livro
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Caetano Veloso: Cores, Nomes
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Antonio Carlos Jobim: Jobim
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Ana Caram: Sunflower Time
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Gal Costa/Caetano Veloso: Domingo
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Nara Leao: Os Meus Amigos Sao um Barato
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Taiguara: Imyra Tayra Ipy Taiguara
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Marcos Valle: Samba '68
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Producers: Bob Morgan, Ray Gilbert.
Reissue producers: Bryan K...continue...
Joao Gilberto: Joao Gilberto
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Johnny Alf: Ele E
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Baden Powell: Le Monde Musical de Baden Powell, Vol. 2
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Ivan Lins: A Noite
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Serge Gainsbourg: Initials S.G.
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Orlandivo: Orlandivo
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Kasai Allstars: Beware the Fetish *
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Artists: Djivan Gasparyan
Liner Note Author: Phil Meadley.
Recording information: Church Studios, London; Omori Hall, Tokyo.
Photographer: Eva Skalla.
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Artists: Mestre Cupijó
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Mina (Italian Singer): Uiallalla
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Mina (Italian Singer): Yo Soy Mina [Digipak]
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How many companies out there are providing thier staff with a training allowance, or offering the training courses?
Well my current company does not do that but from what a friend has told me Gateway is supposed to give you a week off mandatory every year for training, and I think they help in other ways also. Thats one of the reasons why I'm trying to get into Gateway.
Never let the facts get in the way of a carefully thought-out bad decision.
Tech Handbook Filling your computer needs.
I work for UPS. In 2000 we could be reimbursed for up to $5250 worth of classes. I have heard rumors they may increase that for 2001. The classes can be about anything, but I have been concentrating on computers so far.
"Tell me, and I'll forget. Show me, and I'll remember. Involve me, and I'll learn." -- Marla Jones
"Tell me, and I'll forget. Show me, and I'll remember. Involve me, and I'll learn." -- Marla Jones
I only have A+ certified Techs here but I do pay for classes and test. Keeps them happy so I'm happy, Plus I can charge more for there services........
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|Dear Sir
|Newburyport July 21st. 1785
I am honored with your esteemed Letter of the 5th March last, and congratulate You on your appointment to that Court, where it was so much for the interest of these States to have a Minister—
In my last letters of ye 11th and 19th April, I attempted to give you some account of the Spirit of the People in this part of the Continent, on account of the unequal trade between the U States and G Britain, and enclosed you some Gazettees which contained a detail of the proceedings of the Inhabitants of Boston, occasioned thereby. Nothing after was attempted by them, except an address of the Merchants of that place to Congress, which you have no doubt seen in the prints— if not, it was of no consequence—
The Legislature of this Commonwealth; of which, notwithstanding my resignation of a Seat in the Senate, this Town insisted on my being a Member; in their May Session, entered warmly into the consideration of this subject. Beside passing an Act to encourage the Manufactures of this Country and to discourage' importations of Luxuries by imposing heavy duties, One was passed to regulate Commerce and Navigation, more particularly pointed at those of G Britain. It is enclosed for your perusal—How far it may have any effect, for this Government, and for New Hampshire who has passed a Law similar to the last mentioned, is uncertain— how politic it is I dare not think— it is to be wished that the other States may follow— altho' Connecticutt appear in all her commercial regulations to study her own emolument solely, without regarding the welfare of whole States—However these Laws already passed have put the Colonies of Nova-Scotia and New Brunswick into Consternation, and if executed will affect the British W I Islands—
It is to be sincerely regretted that Congress do not find themselves invested with sufficient powers to regulate the Commerce of the whole Union. The Northern States have granted these powers— the Southern are cautious—tho' Virginia I think, set the example—The great inequality of Trade, occasioned by the want of this Power, to be directed by one will, commanding the Union, must, I trust, produce the necessary Delegations— indeed we are told that Congress has in contemplation to recommend to the several States their being invested therewith. which, if complied with, must render them, in this view, of more importance— but, without such an Union of Powers, it is to be feared that your public Negotiations will be treated with indifference, as the Court of G Britain, in the latter Case, will esteem our Confederacy a rope of Sand—
I agree with you that "We are much less in the power of the English than either they or we imagine". Their conduct, whither of those in Power or of those in Trade, has, with respect to our trade, been just such as will in the End serve our interest— like that during the revolt, it tends to wean and alienate us in every sense—
If the good Policy of the French Nation, which seldom sleeps, is exercised towards us, it is more now in their power to win our trade than it ever has been. Our being able to send fish Oil and Ashes to their Marketts will be a great Mean to effect this; and, with great pleasure, I hear that a considerable quantity of our Fish Oil is already ordered to that Kingdom, under some public Sanction—In short, Sir, so disgusted are our people to the Northward with those of G B, that it would be no difficult matter to take them entirely from connection with them, and to lead Us to France and other Nations. Our prejudises for English Manufactures would soon wear off, and the few Articles, called necessaries, which, thank God, are next to none, could be very soon supplied from other quarters.
If a commercial treaty with G B, on Terms of Equality, cannot be obtained, I hope, for my own part, this will be the consequence. It would add much to my enjoyment to find your Labors in this Negotiation as effectual and benificial as were those in the United Provinces—I have every inducement to wish you success—
Permit me to put a question or two, which Gentlemen in the mercantile Line must excuse; Does our existance as a Nation depend upon Commerce?—is that an object of the first magnitude or even of the second? do not these States depend firstly and principally upon their Agriculture— and nextly upon their Manufactures? and do not many persons, of great ingenuity argue against an extensive trade; as ruinous to the manners of a Republic, and scarcely allow the necessary intercourse of Merchants a third rank in the political Scale?
The relative Situation of the Powers in Europe to one another, rendering the encouragement and extension of Trade necessary to their well being, is unlike that of this Nation—Yet we seem to take up with their Sentiments and their Prejudices, and apply them to ourselves—We are, say many here, an undone people without a free and full extension of our Commerce—whereas, perhap, the contrary may be true— that with such an unlimited Trade we might soon ruin ourselves, toward which event we have already tended fast—Our thirst for this profession is beyond our means; and were we indulged we should very soon be at the disposal of those Nations who would give us Credit—
It is time that we made a pause; thanks to the People of G Britain their conduct has lead to it—
Our internal Resources are infinite. We are, abstractedly considered, great— or rather have the power completely to render ourselves so—
Shall I tresspass too far by adding, that it appears to me, that every encouragement should be given by the several Legislatures and by Individuals of influence, to the improvement of Agriculture, which will encrease our exports, and of our Manufactures, which will lessen our imports & render us less dependent: while, at the same time, Commerce should be protected and encouraged as far is consistent with these Objects— further is certainly an injury—No one has a fuller Idea of the Benefits to a Country resulting from Trade than I have, and no one wishes health to it more—But the great whole of my Nation is dearer to me than any particular profession in it—If these my opinions respecting trade are wrong I hope to be put right— for my public and private conduct must follow them—but I trespass on your important time—
In a former letter I acquainted you that a foederal Court was appointed to be held at Williamsburg in June, for the purpose of determining our Claim to Lands Westward of the River Hudson— this was adjourned to November, on account of some of the Judges declining to act—Others are appointed in their room— and our Agents are pleased with the Characters of the Judges, collectively—As much as I expect will be effected if New York is prevented from engrossing these Lands, & thereby becoming too important—
Mrs and Miss Dalton request their respectful regards may be tendered to Mrs Adams—
I am with the most affectionate Esteem / Your obliged Friend & / most humble Servant
Tristram Dalton—


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The new musical has book and lyrics by Eleanor Albano and Anthony Barnao with music by Ron Abel.
Directed by Glenn Casale, the readings feature the talents of Mandy Gonzalez, John Davidson, André De Shields, Kevin Earley, Sean Hankinson, Nancy Opel and Ryann Redmond.
Rockwell: Life on a Palette, according to press notes, brings "Rockwell's stories into a brand new arena, musical theatre. From ragtime innocence through the roaring 20s, to the tap dancing 30s, World War II big band and swing, Broadway show tunes, a rousing gospel chorus, and contemporary country, Rockwell has a score that reflects the sounds of the entire 20th century."
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A lot of people have come out in support of 51-year-old Valley landmark Henry's Tacos, which is closing this month after a year-long battle with its landlord. Among the most vocal are some of Hollywood's elite, including Star Trek's Chris Pine and Modern Family's Sarah Hyland, according to Studio City Patch. But nobody—nobody—loves the hard shell, orange cheese-topped tacos quite as much as Frodo Baggins himself, Elijah Wood.
Los Angeles magazine deputy editor Nancy Miller interviewed Wood last summer for an article in the July issue. During their chat, Wood, who grew up in the Valley, spoke of his devotion to Henry's:
"My time in the valley was from the age of 8 until—I guess it was 17. Those were hugely formative years. Whenever I go back now I have to make a stop at Henry's Tacos. It is one of those places that you revisit to connect to your memories."
Studio City Patch also reports that the actor sent out a somber tweet upon learning of the impending closure. From @woodelijah: "Los Angeles institution, Henry's Tacos to shut … please retweet. very sad situation."
Buck up little guy. Preservationists awe working to save the famous stand, which was deemed an architectural landmark just this month. If not, might we suggest one of these fine establishments to indulge your cravings?
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June 11, 2005
Afleet Alex wrote his name into the history books after passing nine horses on the final turn and exploding to the front to win the 137th Running of the Belmont Stakes in front of 62,274 fans on Saturday at Belmont Park. "I don't want to hear any more criticism about my horse," said jockey Jeremy Rose. "He's one of the best we've see in a long time." The Belmont was billed as the rematch between Derby winner Giacomo and Preakness winner Afleet Alex, and nine other horses.
6-5 favorite Afleet Alex, who is owned by Cash is King LLC, won the 1 1/2-mile "Test of the Champion" by seven lengths in 2:28.75 over a fast track to become the 18th Thoroughbred to win the Preakness and Belmont Stakes. 12-1 shot Andromeda's Hero, under Rafael Bejarano, finished second. Maiden Nolan's Cat, under Norberto Arroyo, Jr., was third at odds of 20-1.
Pinpoint went to the lead and set the early fractions at 24.47, 48.62, and 1:12.92, with A. P. Arrow and Southern Africa coasting off his flank. Afleet Alex was content to settle back in ninth position in the 11-horse field and save ground about 6 lengths back for the first half of the race. The field bunched into three rows of three as it entered the turn for home. Afleet Alex was in the back row, stuck on the rail. Mike Smith asked Giacomo to make his move to the outside of the pack, and, for a moment, it appeared that it would lead to victory. Afleet Alex, however, was about to be freed from traffic. Chekhov and Reverberate drifted out slightly on the turn, allowing Afleet Alex room to advance between Watchmon and Indy Storm, then catch Giacomo and find open track in the middle of the stretch. Then, Afleet Alex took off.
"He just exploded. We expected this kind of performance today," trainer Tim Ritchey said. "All I kept saying was: 'Be patient, be patient, be patient, wait, wait, wait.' That was the plan. With these big, wide turns you have to save all the ground you can. Jeremy Rose has now ridden three Triple Crown races like a Hall of Famer." The colt, who stumbled at the top of the stretch before rallying to win the Preakness Stakes, finished the grueling Belmont Stakes in 24.50, the fastest final quarter mile since Art and Letters in 1969. "I had the best horse," Rose said. "The only thing that could get him beat was me, so I stayed out of his way."
Trainer Nick Zito, who saddled seven different horses for a total of 11 starters in the three Triple Crown races, finished second with Andromeda's Hero, fourth with Indy Storm and last with Pinpoint. "It's an honor to be second to this great horse," said Zito, who will be inducted into the Hall of Fame on Aug. 8, 2005. "Without him in this race, we win the Belmont Stakes. (Andromeda's Hero) just ran great. All of my jockeys did what they were supposed to do. Pinpoint may not be ready for these horses yet, Indy Storm ran great and Andromeda's Hero ran unbelievable."
Nolan's Cat, whom some believed sullied the Triple Crown by running as a maiden, surprised many with a solid stretch run and his third-place finish. "If this horse didn't have some unfortunate events along the way, I think he would have been a contender throughout the entire Triple Crown," said trainer Dale Romans. "I was real pleased with the way he ran. He just had some nagging injuries as a 2-year-old and got caught up in quarantine early this year. I couldn't give him enough seasoning. I was pleased with his race, and happy the public showed him respect.. He's the best maiden in the country."
Giacomo finished seventh under Mike Smith in his attempt to become the 12th horse to win the Derby and Belmont Stakes. Smith surmised that Giacomo displaced his palate during the race. "Down the backstretch, I could hear him make a loud, roaring noise. I knew he had (displaced his palate). So, I got him to the outside and dropped his head - a lot of times that will help get it back. But he never did. At the quarter-pole, he let out another one. Galloping out was the same. When a horse is doing that, he is not breathing right. I won't take anything away from Afleet Alex. He ran great today." Added trainer John Shirreffs, "Mike said the horse started to make a lot of noise, and started displacing (his upper palate). He looks good now. The Triple Crown has been great to us. (Owners Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Moss), my wife and I and for everyone involved, we've all enjoyed it. We've had a wonderful time with Giacomo. Every stop we've made, everyone has been great to us. He's going to get a break now."


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The 2013 NFL playoffs are approaching fast, and the focus has shifted to postseason-clinching scenarios and which teams have the most to gain in Week 16.
With perennial powerhouses like the New England Patriots, New Orleans Saints and Cincinnati Bengals all fighting for a playoff berth and valuable seeding, the action this Sunday should be some of the best fans witness all season.
For a complete look at every playoff scenario for Week 16, NFL.com has the breakdown.
Here are the three teams with the most to gain and how each can secure its place in the postseason.
New England Patriots (10-4)
New England's Playoff Scenarios
The Patriots have faced plenty of trials and tribulations this season, but they still stand as one of the best teams in the NFL. With a Bengals loss or tie Sunday, the franchise's spot in the postseason will be secure.
New England can also lock up a first-round bye with a victory over the Baltimore Ravens, a Cincinnati loss or tie and an Indianapolis Colts loss or tie. The Patriots would need losses from both the Bengals and the Colts if New England ties in Week 16.
Don't care if the Patriots get 1st round bye. Comes down to who has momentum or who's hot when the playoffs start. And I hope it's us.— Only In Boston (@OnlyInBOS) December 15, 2013
Clinching the AFC East title isn't out of the realm of possibility either. If the Patriots win or tie or Miami loses or ties, the Patriots will win the division for the fifth year in a row.
Breaking Down Week 16 vs. Baltimore Ravens
The odds have been stacked against New England this week. The Ravens are coming off a hard-fought victory over the Detroit Lions, and the Patriots are dealing with a loss in Week 15 and the residual effects of the injury to star tight end Rob Gronkowski.
Now the New England Patriots are going to have an even tougher time at Baltimore this Sunday.— Skip Bayless (@RealSkipBayless) December 17, 2013
Don't ever count New England out, though. Brady acknowledged the magnitude of this matchup and spoke about the importance of notching the win, per Boston.com's Zuri Berry:
There's no bigger game than this one for us. We have to put everything we can into it. It's a very important game. As the season goes on, each of these games gets more and more important. We know how important this one is to try to win the division.
The emergence of wide receiver Julian Edelman, who caught 13 passes for 139 yards and one touchdown last week, as a viable top target for Tom Brady is a great sign for this Sunday's matchup with Baltimore. The Patriots will steal the victory.
Predicted Final Score: New England 24, Baltimore 23
New Orleans Saints (10-4)
New Orleans' Playoff Scenarios
After a loss to the St. Louis Rams in Week 15, the Saints are looking to bounce back with a win over their NFC South division foes, the Carolina Panthers.
As if the stakes weren't high enough between these two rivals, New Orleans would clinch the division title and a first-round bye with a victory Sunday. The Saints could also secure a playoff spot with an Arizona loss, a tie and a San Francisco loss or tie, a tie and a Cardinals tie, or a 49ers loss and an Arizona tie.
Obviously, the team would rather beat Carolina and avoid all of that mess.
Breaking Down Week 16 vs. Carolina Panthers
The first meeting between these two teams in Week 14 was one of the most anticipated games of the week, but it failed to live up to the expectations. New Orleans should expect a much tougher Carolina team than the one it beat 31-13 on Dec. 8 at home.
The Panthers defeated the New York Jets, 30-20, last week and look to regain their elite form against the Saints. Drew Brees and the New Orleans offense may have struggled in Week 15, but the familiarity with the division rival should be enough to help the team earn a win.
Predicted Final Score: New Orleans 27, Carolina 24
Cincinnati Bengals (9-5)
Cincinnati's Playoff Scenarios
Inconsistency has been the Bengals' biggest issue in 2013, but the franchise is still on the cusp of making the postseason. With a win and a Miami loss or tie, or a tie and a Miami loss, Cincinnati will be heading back to the playoffs.
The Bengals can also clinch the AFC North division title by beating the Minnesota Vikings and watching Baltimore lose or tie, or they can tie the Vikings and still win the division as long as the Ravens lose to New England.
Breaking Down Week 16 vs. Minnesota Vikings
Which team has the best chance of making the Super Bowl?
Add in the fact that the Vikings are traveling to Cincinnati, and the road team is in serious trouble.
With Adrian Peterson still limited in practice for Minnesota per Ben Goessling of ESPN.com, Andy Dalton and the Bengals offense will look to control the clock and the scoreboard by using their own running game to dictate the pace.
This won't be a pretty football game, but Cincinnati should get the much-needed victory.
Predicted Final Score: Cincinnati 30, Minnesota 20
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The controversial "morning after pill" may soon become as easy to buy as aspirin.
A federal judge from New York ruled that women no matter what their age should be allowed to buy emergency contraception.
This order overturned a 2011 decision by Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius. The White House says the Justice Department will review this ruling.
Currently females must be at least 17 years old and show identification to a pharmacist. If a girl is under 17, she would need a doctor's prescription.
Doctor Rhonda Medina from the Alliance for Women's Health in Lima says there is a misconception about the morning after pill, it is an important type of contraceptive when other forms are ineffective or used incorrectly.
Medina believes the teenage population is under served and that it should be available to any female who is sexually active.
Doctors say the morning after pill is ideally used for emergencies and not a regular form of contraceptive. It prevents a pregnancy from occurring, but does not terminate one.


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The UC Riverside women's basketball team added two assistants on Thursday, naming Carter Shaw and Giuliana Mendiola to the Highlanders' coaching staff.
"Carter will be a great addition to our staff," head coach John Margaritis said in a statement. "He brings with him 14-plus years of Division I experience. Of those 14 years, 12 of them ended with a trip to the postseason: nine NCAA Tournaments and three Women's NITs.
"Carter has contributed to and been exposed to a winning environment. His knowledge of the game and his Southern California recruiting ties make him an ideal candidate. We are glad to have him and his wife Rebecca as a part of the UC Riverside basketball family."
Shaw spent the 2011-12 season as the top assistant coach at Colgate University.
Prior to his time with the Raiders, he spent two years at Ball State (2008-10), helping the Cardinals compile a 40-26 overall record, including a 25-12 mark in the Mid-American Conference. Shaw helped the Cardinals to the most successful season in school history in 2008-09 when the team won the MAC Championship earning the schools first-ever berth to the NCAA Tournament, defeating Tennessee 71-55 in the first round.
Shaw was an assistant coach at Big West rival UC Santa Barbara for six seasons before he was hired at Ball State. He spent three of those years coordinating the Gauchos offense while also working with post and wing player skill development. Shaw also coached three future WNBA players as well as several others who spent time playing professionally overseas.
Prior to UC Santa Barbara, Shaw was an assistant coach at Colorado State from 2000-02, and from 1997-2000, Shaw was an assistant at his alma mater, Utah.
While earning his bachelor's degree from Utah, Shaw was also on the coaching staff at Intermountain Christian High School (1992-95, 1996-97) where he assisted with the boys varsity program and was the head coach of the freshmen and junior varsity boy's teams. He also served as a volunteer assistant coach for the Utes men's basketball program from 1995-96.
Former Pac-10 Conference Player of the Year Mendiola joins the Highlanders following one year as an assistant coach at Montana State.
"Giuliana has been on my radar as a coach over the past year," Margaritis exclaimed. "I was impressed with her enthusiasm and work ethic. She is an over achiever destined to excel as a women's basketball coach.
Mendiola was a 2004 John Wooden National Player of the Year finalist, and ended her career as the only player in Pac-10 history to score over 1,500 points, pull down over 700 rebounds and dish out over 600 assists. Mendiola was also a two-time Associated Press and Kodak Honorable Mention All America in 2003 and 2004.
As a professional player, Mendiola played five seasons in Greece, Spain and Switzerland and averaged 16.8 points and 7.3 rebounds per game, while shooting 59 percent from the field. She was a five-time Greek All Star and garnered 2007 All Star game MVP honors.
Mendiola played one season with the WNBA's Sacramento Monarchs and one season with the NWBL's San Francisco Legacy. She made history in 2005 as a member of the Los Angeles Aftershock, becoming the first woman to play, start and score in the ABA—a professional men's league.
As a prepster at El Toro High School in Lake Forest, Mendiola became the only player in California history to score over 3,000 points and distribute over 700 assists.


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FOOTBALL SEASON IS JUST 3 DAYS AWAY. ONE OF THE MOST IMPROVED PUBLIC SCHOOL PROGRAMS IS PRP. FOR MORE, HERE'S FRED. HELLO AGAIN EVERYBODY! THIS FRIDAY NIGHT AT 11:15 ON WLKY... IT'S THE RETURN OF HIGH SCHOOL PLAYBOOK... AND THE START OF THE 2013 PREP FOOTBALL SEASONS ON BOTH SIDES OF THE RIVER. 1 CLUB THAT'S REALLY BLOSSOMED IN RECENT TIMES IS PLEASURE RIDGE PARK. HEAD COACH JASON HISER HAS DONE AN AWESOME JOB... WITH A 31-18 RECORD THE LAST 5 SEASONS. AND COMES OFF A LONGSHOT APPEARANCE IN THE KENTUCKY BIG SCHOOL STATE TITLE GAME. BUT HIS BIGGEST CHALLENGE MAY STILL BE AHEAD. ESPECIALLY WITH RAISED EXPECTATIONS. PRP COMES OFF A 14-1 SEASON... AND THE PANTHERS RETURN 12 STARTERS FROM THAT RECORD SETTING GROUP. BUT THEY MUST REPLACE THEIR BEST PLAYER... QUARTERBACK SPENCER SUMPTER. SOT "I really expect to compete and win every game we play this year. I feel real good about our squad on both sides of the ball and special teams. I think we have what it takes on the roster to win some good games this year. We got a chance to play our rival twice,, and one time was for a regional championship. We played a game after Thanksgiving, which was one of our goals, and that was huge for us. So it definitely, that regional championship was a nail biter and we had a couple of nail biters like in week 10 versus Central. So those close wins last year, a lot of these guys that are going to be player for us was out there on the field. They experienced that grind it out type of football game." PRP OPENS THE SEASON THIS FRIDAY NIGHT AT 7:30 AT DOSS. I'M FRED COWGILL, WLKY
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"Cleared for Takeoff: Engineering Bright Futures Through STEM" is Giorgi's winning program aimed at empowering students at Lino Lakes Elementary to develop unique solutions to open-ended engineering challenges. It pairs the highly motivating subject of flight with hands-on engineering challenges to engage students in a problem-based approach to learning that focuses on science, technology, engineering and math (STEM). The teams will receive regular consultation with experts from NASA (via videoconference) and Aviation Education (AVED) instructors from the Minnesota Department of Transportation to gain knowledge and seek feedback as they engineer solutions to challenges of increasing complexity and with varying criteria and constraints. Collaboration with an authentic team of experts will also give them a realistic and real-world problem solving experience. Teams then will present their challenges' solutions to the school during periodic school wide "air shows". Additionally, the project integrates the learning of science, technology, engineering and math, showing how they're related versus how they are unrelated. Giorgi, who lives in Forest Lake, says all sixth-grade students will benefit from this project through their participation.


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A popular East Texas cafe was burglarized last week, and authorities are hoping you can help them locate the suspect, who is still on the loose.
The precinct four Van Zandt County Constable's Office says a father and son duo are responsible for the crime. When authorities went looking for Richard Blankenship, they discovered he'd just been booked into jail in another county, but the constable's office says they're still looking for his son, Jeffery Blankenship.
Friday, authorities let us in on the mistake the suspects made that set police on their trail.
If you stepped inside The Shed cafe during lunch, you'd never know they were still recovering from a break-in.
"Normally my phone rings about 5:30 or 6, but the voice on the other end was, "Matt, your air conditioner is laying in the middle of your office. I immediately got that sinking feeling that something really bad had happened," says Matt Malone, the general manager at The Shed.
Malone rushed to The Shed to see the damage for himself. One safe was missing, another had almost been pried from the office, the computer was gone, but that wasn't all.
"They stole a picture of me and my son and that, to me, is personal. This is a family business. We get up everyday and come to work and we work hard and when someone violates that, it kinda, almost distorts the truth. Who can you trust?" asks Malone.
For him, the hardest part was breaking the news to his employees.
"I had to turn around and write a letter to the employees and say, 'Our stuff got stolen so now your social security number, driver's license, and all of that is at risk,'" says Malone.
The Van Zandt County Sheriff's and Precinct 4 Constable's Office spent the whole day on scene.
"They were right there by my side at all times and they said, don't worry, we're going to get them," says Malone.
Then, amidst the chaos, came a break in the case. On the office floor, was a stranger's debit card. Authorities believe one of the suspects dropped it during the burglary. The constable's office says when the suspects realized their mistake, they got in a fight and that's how Richard ended up behind bars, charged with assault. Authorities say Jeffery is still at-large.
Friday afternoon dive teams worked to recover the stolen safe that they believe was dumped in Lake Palestine. It's more evidence that officials hope will help close the case.
Noonday Fire Department dive teams were still in the water searching for the safe late Friday evening. The constable's office says they had just brought in another boat with sonar technology to aid in the search. If the safe isn't found tonight, game wardens will continue the search tomorrow.
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Harlem rapper Azealia Banks is rumored to be dating her manager, David Holmes.
[Editor's Note: The views expressed in this column do not necessarily reflect those of SOHH]
Formerly managed by Troy Carter, who also reps Lady Gaga, it seems she's mixing a bit of business with pleasure.
Sources close to the situation tell us the 21-year-old Harlem-born rapper has split with Lady Gaga 's powerful manager, Troy Carter , after less than two months in his stable, and is now repped by Dave Holmes , who's doing double duty as Banks' boyfriend. The insiders say the rising hip-hop star has been in a relationship with Holmes, who's in his 40s, for months. Indeed, one of those sources says Holmes introduced Banks to Carter, who has worked with rappers Nellie and Eve in the past.(NY Daily News)
SOHH Watcha Think: Is getting personal with your business partners bad for business, or will she still be able to make a splash in the music business?
In April, Banks excitedly tweeted the news that Carter would manage her, noting that she now would "have a whole new set of resources to take advantage of." Their business relationship quickly soured, however. According to one source, Carter and Banks weren't a "good fit, and things weren't working out." That source and another insider say it was Carter who "walked away" from Banks.(NY Daily News)
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LIKE any young lover Mick Jagger couldn't always get satisfaction.
But a private collector certainly has after snapping up 10 love letters from the Dartford-born Rolling Stones frontman to a 1960s muse for a cool £187,250.
Sotheby's said a phone bidder won the items penned to singer Marsha Hunt.
American-born Ms Hunt was the inspiration for the Stones' 1971 hit Brown Sugar and bore Jagger's first child, daughter Karis.
The letters were written in 1969 from the Australian set of Jagger's film 'Ned Kelly' and touch on everything from the moon landing to John Lennon and Yoko Ono.
They had been expected to fetch between £70,000 and £100,000.
Sotheby's books specialist Gabriel Heaton said the letters reveal "a poetic and self-aware 25-year-old with wide-ranging intellectual and artistic interests".
At a show in the O2 arena last month Jagger joked with fans: "It has taken us 50 years to get from Dartford to Greenwich".
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According to the New Orleans Times-Picayune, the game against Tulane will be at 8pm.
That's 8pm central time.
As we reported two months ago, according to the Tulane blog's twitter feed, the game will in fact be on Friday, November 13th. See you in the Big Easy.
UPDATE PART DEUX: I am hearing that the Tulane game will take place on Friday night, November 13th in the home opener for the Green Wave at its on-campus Arena.
TRAP is a four-letter word.
UPDATE: According to the New Orleans Times-Picayune, this game will be the 1st in a home and home series, with the Green Wave to play at Verizon in 2010 while Greg Monroe is playing for the Memphis Grizzlies.
It appears that the Hoyas will be playing Tulane at the Green Wave's on-campus Fogelman Arena, and not the New Orleans Arena.
Fogelman has a capacity of 3,600 and, like McDonough, is hardly a state-of-the-art facility. Having the game on-campus gives Tulane the chance to get a rare sellout and bring both the program and university some nice national publicity. The upside for the fans is that unlike most on-campus arenas in the nation, you can buy booze at Fogelman. I repeat, you can buy booze at Fogelman.
Playing the game on campus will give the Wave more of a homecourt advantage, but the Hoyas still shouldn't have a problem getting a W in this one.
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But Turlington Burns is far more than a supermodel. She's also a non-traditional student.
At 25, she left the runway to attend New York University, where she studied comparative religion and Eastern philosophy. The year was 1994. She earned her bachelor of arts degree, graduating cum laude, in 1999.
In June 2011, Turlington Burns told More magazine, "I feel so much more fulfilled and complete in my life than I ever did."
Leaving her modeling career to go back to school opened myriad doors for Turlington Burns. Her first endeavor as an entrepreneur was the launching of nuala, a line of yoga apparel. By the fall of 1999, she had created Sundari, a luxury skin care line based on the concepts of Ayurveda, ancient Indian principles that seek to balance mind, body, and spirit.
In 2002, she published her book, Living Yoga: Creating a Life Practice.
The daughter of a Salvadoran mother, Christy spent summers between college semesters working with the Salvadoran American Humanitarian Foundation, and has been passionate about supporting the culture ever since.
In 2010, she directed the documentary, No Woman, No Cry, about the dangers mothers encounter during childbirth. The movie was inspired by her own harrowing experience of hemorrhaging after the birth of her daughter.
She told More that weeks later she began to question what she had gone through. She researched the problem and discovered that postpartum hemorrhage is the No. 1 cause of death during childbirth.
She decided to do something about it, and the idea for her documentary was born.
Christy's learning isn't over yet. At 42, she is a student once again, pursuing a master's degree in public health at Columbia University.
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After being inundated with comments on my YouTube channel from One Direction fans, I finally relented and designed a cake with the 1D logo on top and as well as inside.
For your One Direction cake you will need:
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* italian meringue frosting – click to open recipe in new window (or you can cover in white fondant)
*red fondant (there is a post on fondant basics here)
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You are basically going to make the cake on its side, layering it up and then flip it the right way up onto a cake platter. Print out the overall cutting and layout guide above and then watch the video below for step by step instructions.
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Once you have made the inside you can either cover the cake in white fondant or in italian meringue frosting, one of my favorite frostings. To make the logo on top print out the 1D logo in a size that fits on your cake, cut it out and use that as a template to cut out your red fondant. Here is a link to their logo in various sizes, one direction cake logo template, I used the middle size. Add to the top of your cake and you are ready for the party.


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The Russian government has finally committed to production of the Sukhoi Su-35 combat aircraft, which features thrust-vectoring and e-scan radar. At the MAKS 2009 airshow at Zhukovsky airbase near Moscow this month, Prime Minister Vladimir Putin signed a contract worth $2.5 billion for 48 Su-35S models. They will be delivered to the Russian Air Force by 2015.
Zhukovsky, Russia-based Myasishchev has received Russian AP-23 type certification for its M-101T business aircraft. The M-101T has a pressurized cabin and a single 760-shp Walter M601-22F turboprop driving on Avia V-510 propeller.


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D'Cup group in limbo after CC-Lennon draw
TOLL GATE, Clarendon — Qualification from Zone H of the daCosta Cup remain delicately poised as frontrunners Lennon High and Clarendon College failed to seize the initiative following a 0-0 draw at Brancourt yesterday.
The result means Lennon stayed atop the group on 15 points, but are being closley policed by Clarendon (14), who have a game in hand, and Edwin Allen (13), whose two remaining matches will be against the top two.
Despite what was potentially a detrimental draw, Lennon coach Merron Gordon said he is confident of advancing from the group.
"Our fate is still in our hands because we have Edwin Allen to play and once you have a quality team you cannot be worried," said Gordon.
With two home games to close out the group phase, Clarendon are now the favourites to top the Zone and qualify for the Ben Francis KO.
Coach Anthony Patrick, who is aiming to add the daCosta Cup to the Manning Cup titles won at Bridgeport High, admitted fate is now in their hands.
"We wanted to win, but a point away from home is not bad," said Patrick. "We have two games at home so we will be looking to get six points and win the zone."
The former six-time champions could go top of the group with victory over Edwin Allen in their return fixture in Chapelton tomorrow.
They will then complete their schedule with another home game against out-of-contention Thompson Town on Saturday, while Lennon play away to Edwin Allen.


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The Batesville United Methodist Church is once again coordinating efforts for a summer program that will provide food to needy kids, reports the Rev. Larry Dimick. He recalls that during a Lenten season Bible study a few years ago, "we were thinking about situations in our community that we could have an impact on .... There was a member of our congregation who was a teacher, and she expressed a concern about students who receive free and reduced-price lunches during the school year, who are not getting much to eat during the summer. We started talking about this" and began the program last year with Batesville Primary School. "We fed about 80 kids (in 26 families, some younger and some older than those attending BPS) over the course of the summer. This year, we want to expand it to the intermediate school."
After the children return from spring break, "we'll send an inquiry out through the schools to all the families involved with the free and reduced-price lunch program, so we know how many are interested. We'll get in touch with those who respond."
The church's outreach committee members, who are helping plan the program, include Ted and Ginny Hartshorn, Nance Widdowson, Susie Rowland, Linda Schumacher, Debbie Obermeyer, Leo and Emily Turchyn, Gary Dudgeon, Barb Nettnay and Connie Miller. Last June and July, families picked up food at the church on Wednesdays, and the hope is to keep that same schedule in 2013.
Dimick is hoping to "get some additional leadership from folks not part of our congregation .... The idea is that it's not our organization, it's the community's," so volunteers are welcome.
Food and financial donations are needed. Tax-deductible checks, payable to Batesville United Methodist Church and earmarked summer food program can be mailed to the church office, 106 S. Park Ave., Batesville, IN 47006. To coordinate a time to drop off food items, persons can contact the church at 934-3137.
"Another neat addition would be if farmers would like to donated fresh produce," he says.
"We really appreciated all the help that came in last year from the local churches, businesses, community foundation and individuals. That's the kind of support that says a lot about the community of Batesville."


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I've heard this story over and over again from relatives, friends, even the Sears salesman here who sold me a refrigerator and I've experienced it myself: Because of the polarized nature of today's politics, old friendships are ending.
Friends can no longer talk politics among those who have a difference of opinion. There is the point, counterpoint, and over 10 or 15 minutes it gets emotional, then heated. Often, one side shuts down: "I'm not going to talk about politics anymore."
People are getting angry when a Tea Party friend sends them birther or Sheriff Joe videos via e-mail. The conservatives cannot fathom how anyone could be so stupid to support Barack Obama.
I watched the Democratic National Convention Tuesday night on Fox News. Somewhere between Bill O'Reilly and Sean Hannity I moved into another room to catch a Sox/Twins score, and the muffled rancor permeated through as if the Bickersons were next door.
It was a national quarrel.
We are a divided, sneering nation. Tolerance has been replaced by suspicion.
The Real Clear Politics composite on the presidential race stood at 46.8 percent for both Mitt Romney and President Obama on Wednesday, an absolute dead heat. The RCP Congressional generic stood at 44.2 percent for both Republicans and Democrats. I can't ever remember a time when a presidential race and the Congressional generic were absolutely tied at the same time. President Obama's job approval stood at 47.3 percent approve and 48.8 disapprove. The RCP Electoral College map stood at 221 for Obama and 191 for Romney with Indiana in the "leans Romney" lighter shade of red.
Romney isn't faring much better. Gallup reported he received no polling "bounce" after the convention. A Pew Research poll revealed 20 percent found Clint Eastwood's weird interview with an empty chair the "highlight" of the convention, compared to 17 percent who said Romney's acceptance speech was.


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Heading into last weekend's series with the NL East-leading Atlanta Braves, Phillies general manager Ruben Amaro Jr. decreed that their current 10-game homestand would decide the team's fate as the trading deadline approacheth: Amaro told Jim Salisbury of CSNPhilly.com, "I think we'll know a lot more about this team after this homestand... I hope we're adding to this club rather than subtracting. That's the goal, but as I always say and I've been saying, the players will dictate it. These next 10 days are big."
One would hope that after 89 games and a 43-46 record Amaro knows quite a bit about his team, but hey, the Phils took him up on his dare, beating the Braves on two out of three games. They did this with Laynce Nix and Darin Ruf manning first base in the final two games because Howard's knee was troubling him. Now we know why:
Ryan Howard has a meniscus tear. He will need surgery that will keep him out 6-8 weeks.— Matt Gelb (@magelb) July 8, 2013
Amaro recently said that Howard was "just not doing the job" because he was not hitting left-handed pitching for basically the tenth year in a row. The ancient Greeks called this "hubris," which in literature generally connotes an act of arrogance, pride, or overconfidence which invites the actor's downfall. In this case, Amaro criticized a first baseman who was hitting .302/.357/.522 against right-handed pitching, and so Honussyeus, the God of Baseball, said, "That's not good enough for you? Fine, then you don't get any at all."
While Howard recovers, Phillies fans will be treated to some combination of Nix, Ruf (terrific in both the minors and majors last year but quite poor at Triple-A Lehigh Valley this year), John Mayberry, Kevin Frandsen, and Michael Young -- assuming none of the above are traded. As a group, they may very well make Amaro happy by hitting left-handers better than Howard did; that won't be difficult. The hitting .300/slugging .500 against righties part might remain a concept. As for that determination regarding the direction of the Phillies' season, it probably just got a lot easier to make, albeit not in the way that Amaro wanted.
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Albany-- South Georgia's response to a toy drive for Iraqi children has been overwhelming. Cathy Brunson says there has been an outpouring of support for The Gus Brunson Memorial Toy Drive.
It is honoring one of the last wishes of Specialist Gus Brunson of Worth County, who was killed in Iraq July 24th. Before his 30th birthday, he told his family he did not want anything for himself, but he wanted toys for the Iraqi children he saw everyday.
His mother says South Georgians have been very generous in their support of the toy drive. "I think this will make him very happy. I feel like every time I pick up a box of toys, that he is smiling down on me," said Cathy Brunson.
If you would like to help the toy drive, they are asking for colored pencils and coloring books, sunglasses, gloves, balls. No shooting games or guns, or Barbie dolls.
Toys will be collected for the Gus Brunson Memorial Toy drive through October 10th. There are drop off points in Cordele, Sylvester, Albany, Americus, Ocilla, and Fitzgerald.
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I am really getting sick of club's trying to ask exhorbitant amounts of money for their players, simply because we are Chelsea. Internacional want Oscar's transfer to be the most expensive in Brasilian history, €33 million which makes his asking price at least £26 million. Shaktar value Willian at more than Hazard which means they are demanding at least £34 million for him. Porto are still playing hardball with Hulk too as they are holding out for €50 million, at least £39 million. All of these players are very good but are any of them worth those prices? I really don't think so.
Oscar is currently valued at £8.8 million on transfermarkt which is probably a bit low. 2 goals and 6 assists in 11 appearances already this season is very impressive and I don't think that there is much doubt that Oscar could turn out to be a great player. I want to compare his prospective transfer to that of Kaka (a player who went on to win the Ballon D'Or). When he transfered from Sao Paulo to Milan in 2003, Kaka had racked up 46 goals in 125 matches (I couldn't find the data for his assists but I would expect it to be at least 1/2 of his goals, which would give a ratio of 0.5 goals/assists per game. Oscar's stats in a similar 3 seasons period preceeding his transfer, Oscar's stats were 19 goals and 22 assists in 84 appearances, with a similar ratio of 0.5 goals/assists per game. Sao Paulo probably could have asked for more money during the transfer of Kaka but I doubt that they would have started asking for triple his current market value. I understand that the value on transfermarkt is not the bible to go by, but it is probably a good barometer of the player's actual value. Hulk's current value is £30 million, £10 million less than Porto's current asking price.Willian is worth more than Hazard according to Shahktar.
I like all of these players and think that they would offer a lot to the squad. However, I think it is time to tell these clubs that they are going to get no money. No other club is going to offer the money that they are asking for so they will end up with nothing. Lets look at other targets and let these clubs sit there without the money. £20 million for Oscar, £35 million for Hulk and £25 million for Willian. One cent more and pull the plug.
There are plenty of other good young cheaper talents out there that we can look at. For the right wing, we could probably get Muller for £25 million, James Rodriguez from Porto for less than £15 million, Adam Johnson for less than £10 million.
I don't think that we desperately NEED another CM for this season. Of course Modric would be great and I would still like him for £40 million or less but if we don't get him, its not the end of the world. Lampard will play alongside the defensive midfielder for the majority of the games and Ramires will probably play there for a lot of games too.
Debuchy for £6 million and I wouldn't be too upset about the state of the squad after that.
I think we need to establish that we are not going to pay whatever clubs want. It is hard because have a history of paying significant amounts for players, but we need to have some balance. I am sure that the club is aware of this but I wish they could come out and say we are pulling out of these players because their clubs are asking too much money.


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Voters defeated the Bellaire and Bridgeport school levies Tuesday night during the Ohio Special Primary. This is the sixth time the levy has been defeated for Bellaire.
The emergency levy for Bellaire Schools has been shot down every time it's been on the ballot for the last three years. The school district was looking for additional funding. So far, they have had to cut staff and programs and put off making important purchases. Another big issue is the need to repair old school buses. Administrators and supporters in Bellaire have been working on promoting the levy since February.
The Bridgeport School District was looking to pass a levy that would put armed resource officers in their schools.
Bill Shubat, director of the Belmont County Board of Elections, said that this area of Ohio seems to have a greater voter turnout compared to other areas of the state.
"Southeastern Ohio, Belmont County in particular, but southeastern Ohio has always been higher than the rest of the state. Where you might have a 10 percent voter turnout in Franklin County, you would end up with a 30 percent voter turnout in Belmont County," said Shubat. "The people seem to be concerned about their candidates and their issues, so they do come out to vote."
Here are the results:
Bellaire School Levy
For-836 Against-1035
Bridgeport School Levy
For-230 Against-319
The St. Clairsville School Levy and the Memorial Park Levy were approved by voters. The park will stay open.
For all election results, visit our Ohio Special Primary Election page here: http://j.mp/ohioelect13
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Furst Wins ACC Championship in 10,000m
Stephen Furst won his first career ACC Championship with a win in the 10,000m run at the ACC Outdoor Championships in Atlanta, Ga. to lead the the Wolfpack men's team to a second place standing after the opening day. Furst's time of 29:29.75 was the seventh-fastest time in school history. Teammate Wesley Smith finished second in the same event with the eighth fastest-time in school history to earn All-ACC honors.
The finishes in the 10,000m helped the men to 19 team points and a second-place standing after the opening day. The red and white trails North Carolina by seven points.
Jason Jones finished eighth in the hammer throw with a distance of 150'11" to lead a trio of three Wolfpack throwers in the event. Kent Dickens was 10th with a throw of 142'05, a career-best. Adam Gray was 14th.
The three-day ACC Outdoor Championships continue through Saturday, Apr. 19.