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I was just wondering if anyone could possibly help me. Ive brought my daughter a used PC but it has that much rubbish on it that to clean it all up ive decided to reinstall Windows Vista operating system. But when I go to format the hard drive after typing in the product key number it comes up with an error 0x80070570
Could anyone tell me where im going wrong or if theres something wrong with the hard drive thats stopping me from formatting it properly.
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Windows cannot install required files. ... Error code: 0x80070570
Usually means it cannot read the files from the DVD.
Have you had a look at resetting the laptop to factory condition?
1/ Start your PC
2/ If your PC has one operating system Tap the F8 key as your PC starts. If the Windows Logo appear you will need to start again
3/ If you have a dual boot system a Boot option menu will appear. Highlight the Windows operating system and Press the F8 key
4/ In both cases, if all has gone well, an Advanced options screen will now appear
- Startup repair - This automatically fixes problems that are preventing Windows from starting
- System Restore - This will Restore Windows to an earlier point in time
- Windows Complete PC Restore - This will completely restore your entire PC - programs, system settings and files - from a back up that you have previously created (Available in Windows Vista Business, Enterprise and Ultimate editions only)
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I can describe these chakras in this way too. First, the material - muladhar. Second, the vital - svadhishthan. Third, the sexual, the electrical - manipura. Fourth, the moral, aesthetic - anahata. Fifth, the religious - visuddha. Sixth, the spiritual - agya. And seventh, the divine - sahasrar.
As you move higher, your sleep will go deeper and will have a new quality to it. The man who is food-obsessed and lives only to eat and eat and eat, his sleep will be very disturbed. His sleep will not have silence, peace to it; his sleep will not have music in it. His sleep will be nightmarish. the man who is a little higher than the food-addict, a man who is more interested in persons that in things and wants to absorb people, will have a deeper sleep - but not very deep. The sexual person will have the deepest, in the lower realm. That's why sex is used almost as a tranquilizer. If you cannot fall asleep, make love - and immediately you will be falling asleep. Love relieves you of tensions. In the West, doctors go on prescribing sex for those who suffer from sleeplessness. Now they even prescribe sex for people who are prone to heart-attacks, because sex relaxes, gives you deep sleep.
On the lowest plane, sex gives you the deepest sleep. Then if you move still higher, with the fourth - anahata - sleep becomes tremendously tranquil, silent, very purifying and refined. When you love somebody, your relaxation is tremendous, immense. Just the idea that somebody loves you and you love somebody, relaxes you; all tensions are gone. The world is no longer alien, it is a home. With love, the house is transformed into a home and the alien world becomes a community, and nothing is far away. Through the person you love, God has come very much closer. A loving person knows a deep sleep. Hate, and you will miss your sleep. Be angry, and you will miss your sleep - you will fall lower. Love, have compassion, and you will have a deep sleep.
With the fifth, sleep becomes almost prayerful. Hence, all the religions of the world have been insisting that before you go into sleep, pray. Let prayer be associated with sleep. Never fall into sleep without prayer, so the rhythm goes on vibrating in your sleep. The reverberations of the prayer will transform your sleep. The fifth is the center of prayer - and if you can pray, and if you can fall asleep praying, you will be surprised in the morning: you will awake, and you will awake praying. Your very wakefulness will be a sort of prayer. With the fifth, sleep becomes prayer. It is no longer ordinary sleep. You are not only going into sleep, you are going in a subtle way into God.


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Besides an abundance of food and free flowing bubbly all opened with their signature Mick Fanning sandals (yes all bartenders had to use the sandals to open bottles), three bands played throughout the evening.
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Zoe Sholders' basket in the waning seconds put Central into the win column.
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YOUTH GIRLS' BASKETBALL DIGEST: Marquette 5/6, Shepherd 7/8 win
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Ottawa's No. 1 doubles team of Bailey Bradish and Mariah Cavanaugh played to a third-place finish over the weekend at the Northern Illinois Big 12 Conference Meet.
IVCC announces scrimmages for Saturday
The Illinois Valley Community College men's basketall team will host a round robin scrimmage Saturday to replace games lost due to an event cancellation.
THURSDAY PREP ROUNDUP: Somonauk claims LTC title
Somonauk Soccer three-peats... Rare loss for Seneca VB... Tough night for Somonauk VB.
YOUTH GIRLS' BASKETBALL: Marquette 8th-grade shuts out LPW
Marquette eighth-grade earns first win... Shepherd teams rout Peru Parkside.
VOLLEYBALL: Ottawa drops Rochelle on Dig Pink Night
Kenzie Rombach swung for a season-high 15 kills to lead Ottawa past Rochelle 26-24, 25-15 Thursday.
YOUTH GIRLS' BASKETBALL: Marquette drops crosstown tilt
The Marquette fifth-grade squad dropped a narrow contest to Central 15-14 Wednesday. Ella Marvel and Lindsay Kaufmann each scored six points for the Lady Knights. Marquette is now 3-1 on the season.
GIRLS' GOLF DIGEST: Seneca qualifies two for sectional meet
Seneca's Hamilton, Rohder qualify for sectionals... Somonauk into sectional round after fifth-score tiebreaker.
TUESDAY PREP ROUNDUP: Somonauk Soccer into LTC title game
Bobcats to face Hinckley-Big Rock Friday... Bruno leads Lady Irish runners to victory... Marquette girls' basketball 2-1 vs. Holy Family.
BOYS' GOLF DIGEST: Ottawa, Seneca send three to sections
Ottawa just misses team qualifying, sends three to next round... Seneca fifth in team play, but three advance to sections.
VOLLEYBALL DIGEST: Kaneland outlasts Ottawa
Lady Knights edge Ottawa... Marquette routs DePue... Seneca handles Dwight... Sandwich falls at Manteno.
VOLLEYBALL: Impressive first set rally leads Marquette
Marquette took a few punches, shook off a tough break, and then stormed past Wilmington for one of their most impressive wins of the season.
MONDAY PREP ROUNDUP: Ottawa Tennis wraps up season with win
Lady Pirate netters roll... Somonauk Volleyball bounced at LTC tourney... Somonauk Soccer cruises into second round.
WEEKEND PREP ROUNDUP: Ottawa freshman VB wins Mendota Invite
Ottawa VB freshmen perform well at Mendota... Lady Pirates swim well in loss to Plainfield Central... IVCC Women's Tennis drops first meet of season.
BOYS' SOCCER DIGEST: Ottawa drops Serena, Somonauk wins Little Ten crown
Flanery's strike leads Ottawa... Somonauk routs Earlville-Leland for conference title.
CROSS COUNTRY: Seneca runners shine at LaSalle County Invite
It was a good day for Seneca at Saturday's LaSalle County Invitational.
YOUTH GIRLS' BASKETBALL: Central fifth-grade moves to 6-0
Zoe Harris scored eight points to lead the Central fifth-grade girls' basketball team to a 20-7 win over Holy Family Thursday.
FOOTBALL: Marquette trounces Country Day
Contrary to popular belief, Thursday night's contest between Marquette and North Shore Country Day was not over before it started, but the Crusaders certainly did not take very long to put away the visiting Raiders.
THURSDAY PREP ROUNDUP: Ottawa VB rolls past Sandwich
Lady Pirates balanced in victory... Somonauk girls' golf falls in season finale... Marseilles sixth-grade girls' basketball edges Serena.
BOYS' GOLF: Piercy third at NBXII meet
Carter Piercy shot a 7-over 79 to place third at Wednesday's Northern Illinois Big 12 Tournament at Senica's Oak Ridge Golf Course.
TUESDAY PREP ROUNDUP: Tough day for Ottawa soccer, tennis
OHS soccer, tennis fall... Ottawa F/S golf goes low against Earlville... McCormick, Bruno lead the way for Seneca XC.
CROSS COUNTRY: Marquette notches two 2-3 finishes at Tri-County Conference Meet
Paige Aurit and Olivia Rhoades ran second and third respectively, as did Thomas Lechtenberg and Cory Bugelholl at Tuesday's Tri-County Conference Meet at Catlin Park.
TUESDAY VOLLEYBALL ROUNDUP: Ottawa back into win column
Ottawa snaps three-match skid... Seneca fights off Plano... Somonauk wins three-set battle with Serena.
YOUTH GIRLS' BASKETBALL: Central wins again
Central fifth- and sixth-graders both improve to 5-0.
VOLLEYBALL DIGEST: Marquette, Ottawa fall
Newark ends Marquette's four-game winning streak... Ottawa drops third straight.
BOYS' GOLF DIGEST: Ottawa off the mark at Morris
OHS coach Wultzen not happy after loss to Morris... Marquette wins in tiebreaker.
GIRLS' GOLF DIGEST: Seneca posts team-record score at I-8 Meet
Three Lady Irish named to All-Conference team after team third-place finish... Somonauk second at 18-hole Little Ten triangular.
BOYS' SOCCER DIGEST: Serena, Somonauk win Little Ten contests
Strong second half leads Serena... Somonauk now 5-0 in conference play.
WEEKEND DIGEST: OHS freshman win Plano VB Tourney
Ottawa freshman 4-0 at Plano Volleyball Invite... Seneca second at Reed-Custer Volleyball Invite... IVCC women's tennis 6-0.
CROSS COUNTRY DIGEST: Aurit leads Marquette
Marquette girls place second at Kewanee... McGettigan first to finish for Ottawa at Sterling... Seneca girls win at Herscher.
M.S. SOFTBALL: Shepherd's season ends against Charleston
The Shepherd softball team's second-ever trip to the IESA State Tournament ended after just one game, as the Lady Rams fell to Charleston 2-0 Friday.
VOLLEYBALL DIGEST: OHS falls to Sterling
Ottawa struggles at Sterling... Serena, Somonauk cruise... Sandwich grinds out win over Herscher.
THURSDAY PREP ROUNDUP: Soenksen leads OHS Golf
OHS Golf wins tri at Mendota... Lady Pirates Tennis falls to Kaneland... IVCC women's tennis holding fundraiser.
VOLLEYBALL: Much-improved service game leads Marquette past LPW
Marquette used an outstanding service game to roll past Lowpoint-Washburn 25-10, 25-15 Thursday.
Marquette/Marmion sophomore football game cancelled
The Marquette vs. Marmion Academy sophomore football game scheduled for Saturday, Sept. 27 at Gould Field in Ottawa has been cancelled.
WEDNESDAY PREP ROUNDUP: Soenksen, Piercy go low in OHS Golf loss
Pair of 3-over rounds not enough for Ottawa Golf... Serena Soccer wilts late at Earlville-Leland.
YOUTH GIRLS' BASKETBALL: Central drops JFK
The Central Cyclones remained undefeated with a 27-11 win over Spring Valley JFK Tuesday.
TUESDAY GIRLS' GOLF ROUNDUP: Somonauk holds off Rosary
Lady Bobcats now 12-2... Seneca fends off Putnam County.
TUESDAY PREP ROUNDUP: McGettigan wins at Sterling
McGettigan first, Aurit fifth at Sterling quad... Streator edges OHS Golf... Ottawa Tennis cruises against Sterling.
TUESDAY VOLLEYBALL ROUNDUP: L-P dominates Ottawa
L-P routs Ottawa... Seneca no longer perfect... Sandwich, Somonauk roll.
GIRLS' TENNIS: Ottawa earns tough win over Sterling
Ottawa bounced back from a weekend letdown to grind out a victory over Sterling 4-1 Monday.
MONDAY PREP ROUNDUP: Ottawa draws, Somonauk remains unblemished
Ottawa ties Streator... Somonauk now 14-0 with rout of Hiawatha... Piercy leads Ottawa at Minooka Invite... Shepherd Baseball ousted.
VOLLEYBALL: Marquette overcomes errors to drop St. Bede
Marquette survived a first set collapse and a season-high 22 service errors to rally past St. Bede 23-25, 25-22, 25-14 Monday.
WEEKEND DIGEST: Shepherd Baseball wins, Marseilles ousted
Shepherd advances, Marseilles falls... Central girls' hoops win Holy Family Tournament.
YOUTH FOOTBALL: Eagles split with Morris
The Ottawa Eagles earned a split with Morris Saturday as teams looked to shore up positioning for the River Valley conference playoffs.
CROSS COUNTRY DIGEST: OHS, Seneca, Sandwich run weekend invites
Results from the Geneseo and Bureau Valley invitationals Saturday.
GIRLS' TENNIS: Ottawa faces tough test at Bloomington Invite
It was an up-and-down two days for Ottawa at the Bloomington Invitational.
BOYS' SOCCER DIGEST: Somonauk cruises at Toyota Park
Skupien makes history for Somonauk... Serena ties L-P.
M.S. SOFTBALL: Shepherd rallies past Coal City to win section
For just the second time ever, Shepherd Softball is going to the IESA State Finals.
YOUTH GIRLS' BASKETBALL: Central routs Putnam County
The Central fifth-grade squad advanced to the Holy Family Tournament championship game with a 23-6 win over Putnam County Thursday.
THURSDAY PREP ROUNDUP: MHS, Seneca volleyball win
Balanced Marquette defeats Lady Mallards... Seneca still perfect after escaping Coal City... Somonauk Girls' Golf consistent in victory over Seneca.
WEDNESDAY PREP ROUNDUP: Serena dropped by HBR
Huskers routed by Royals... Marquette second of three at Genoa... Somonauk splits tri at Washburn.
YOUTH BASKETBALL: McKinley girls winners at Holy Family tournament
Molly Buscher had 10 points as the McKinley 5th grade girls' basketball squad claimed a 27-12 victory Tuesday at the Holy Family Tournament.
New wrestling uniforms for OES
The Ottawa Elementary School Board approved the purchase of new wrestling uniforms Tuesday.
M.S. BASEBALL: Marquette advances past Henry
Marquette outscores Henry-Senachwine... Marseilles walks off against Seneca.
GIRLS' TENNIS: L-P earns narrow victory over Ottawa
Ottawa was swept in singles play, and that was the difference as LaSalle-Peru edged the Lady Pirates 3-2 Tuesday.
TUESDAY PREP ROUNDUP: OHS Golf falls at Sterling
OHS golfers dropped by Golden Warriors... Solid day for Ottawa, Marquette runners... Shepherd Softball wins regional title.
VOLLEYBALL DIGEST: Big days for Stalker, Rombach lead MHS, OHS
Stalker, Kaufmann lead Marquette... Rombach heats up in Ottawa victory... Seneca still undefeated after scare from Peotone.
MONDAY PREP ROUNDUP: Somonauk soccer, volleyball earn victories
Schmitt hat trick paces Bobcats... Strong service game leads Somonauk past Aurora Christian.
BOYS' GOLF: Piercy goes low at Ottawa Invite
Carter Piercy fired a 1-over 37 to lead Ottawa Red to a third place finish in Monday's rain-soaked Ottawa Invitational at Pine Hills Golf Club.
BOYS' SOCCER: Serena, Fuller stun Hiawatha with late-game barrage
Dylan Fuller scored a natural hat trick over the final 16 minutes to rally Serena past Hiawatha 4-3 Monday.
Herman new men's hoops coach at IVCC
Chris Herman has been named the new men's basketball coach at Illinois Valley Community College.
SATURDAY PREP ROUNDUP: Three second-place finishes for OHS Tennis
Lady Pirate netters second at Joliet... Schmitt scores four times in Somonauk rout... Shepherd teams have big days.
CROSS COUNTRY: Yorkville sweeps Peoria Invite
Yorkville earned a sweep of the Peoria First to the Finish Invite Saturday, with Foxes runners crossing the line first in both races.
VOLLEYBALL: Seneca stays perfect
Lady Irish sweep Seneca Invite... Marquette second at LaMoille... Ottawa finishes seventh at Byron.
WOMEN'S TENNIS: Perfect weekend for IVCC
Illinois Valley Community College won three matches in as many days, defeating Elgin 6-3 on Friday, McHenry 9-0 on Saturday, and College of Lake County 9-0 on Sunday.
THURSDAY PREP ROUNDUP: OHS Golf sweeps Sandwich
Pirates varsity golfers win, Noto goes low for Ottawa JV... Lady Pirate swimmers, netters fall... Seneca Golf wins.
VOLLEYBALL: Kaufmann leads Marquette
Marquette fights past Peoria Christian... Seneca fends off Streator... Serena delivers against Paw Paw... Newark drops Somonauk.
WEDNESDAY PREP ROUNDUP: Shepherd advances in regional play
Gayan whiffs 10 in Shepherd victory... Wehner nets two as Serena cruises... Bobcats still undefeated after rout of Paw Paw.
Marseilles holds off Woodland to win Vermilion Conference
Jay Scott doubled to clear the bases and earn Marseilles the Vermilion Conference title with a 3-2 win over Woodland Tuesday.
Illinois High School Football Top 10 Poll - Sept. 9, 2014
Here are the latest rankings of Illinois high school football teams in each class, according to an Associated Press panel of sportswriters...
CROSS COUNTRY: Ottawa girls' place 1st, boys' 2nd in tri
The Ottawa girls' cross country team did not have a top-four finisher at Tuesday's triangular at Catlin Park, but placed five of the next seven runners across the stripe to win the team portion of the event.
SWIMMING: Ottawa tops Morris, Pontiac
Despite the challenges presented by the closure of the Ottawa High School pool, the Lady Pirates' swimmers just keep on winning.
TUESDAY PREP ROUNDUP: Marquette, Seneca volleyball fend off local rivals
Lady Cru drop Somonauk... Lady Irish still undefeated after outpacing Sandwich... Seneca girls' golf second to Beecher... Shepherd 8-1 with win over Channahon.
GOLF: Soenksen leads Pirates past L-P
Pirates hold off Cavs... Somonauk sweeps Hinckley-Big Rock.
MONDAY PREP ROUNDUP: OHS Tennis still perfect
Lady Pirates roll past Streator... Cunha scores as Ottawa earns draw... Shepherd routs Grand Ridge.
WOMEN'S TENNIS: IVCC routs DuPage
Illinois Valley Community College made short work of College of DuPage Saturday, winning 8-1 in the Lady Eagles' season opener.
VOLLEYBALL: Strong finish for Sandwich at Joliet invite
Sandwich finished the Peg Bryan Memorial Invite strong Saturday, dropping their opening two matches before winning the final three.
VOLLEYBALL: Lady Irish still perfect after winning Somonauk invite
Seneca remained undefeated on the season by winning the Somonauk Breakout Tournament Saturday.
VOLLEYBALL: Lady Pirates not able to solve Sterling
Ottawa had an answer for everyone but Sterling Saturday, placing second in the Rochelle Invite with a 3-2 record.
YOUTH FOOTBALL: Eagles unable to find win column at Frankfort
The Ottawa Eagles struggled to find the end zone Saturday, scoring only twice in three games at Frankfort.
SATURDAY PREP ROUNDUP: Seneca overcomes Nokomis
Fighting Irish Football now 2-0... Cavanaugh/Bradish pairing second at OHS Invite... Record day for Schmitt in Bobcats' victory... Shepherd third at Putnam County tournament.
VOLLEYBALL: Korte, Morris too much for Ottawa
In the end, there was just too much Kaylin Korte.
THURSDAY PREP ROUNDUP: OHS Golf rolls past Rochelle
Piercy cards 41 in OHS victory... Lady Pirates' doubles again strong vs. Dixon... Big day for Harris in Shepherd victory.
WEDNESDAY PREP ROUNDUP: Skupien sets points record in Bobcats win
Bobcats cruise on record day for Skupien... Marseilles rolls past Saunemin.
Seneca hangs on in rivalry match with Marquette
OTTAWA -- Lexi Wilkinson had 11 kills to lead Seneca past Marquette in a thriller Wednesday, 25-14, 17-25, 25-22.
The Lady Irish (3-0) survived a back-and-forth third set that saw seven lead changes and 14 ties. Marquette (4-2-1) was led by Kendall Kaufmann, who had seven kills and three aces. Sydnee Stalker finished with six kills and three aces. Bailey McGrogan and senior reserve Ashley Bretag also
BOYS' SOCCER: Second-half flurry earns draw for Pirates
OHS rallies... Huskers have no answer for DePue.
TUESDAY PREP ROUNDUP: OHS XC sweeps quad at Catlin Park
Ottawa races to big victories... OHS tennis dominates doubles... Lady Pirates swim to 10 victories at Morris.
VOLLEYBALL: Marquette rolls past Reed-Custer
Marquette routs Reed-Custer... Ottawa takes first loss at Moline... Seneca cruises against Serena... Somonauk rallies past Sandwich.
IHSA Week 1 football results
Scores from Week 1.
SATURDAY PREP ROUNDUP: Ottawa wins Bremen tournament
Ottawa perfect at Bremen invite... Somonauk rolls at Breakout Tournament.
VOLLEYBALL: Ottawa routs Streator
Rombach, Wignes propel Ottawa... Seneca survives Hall... Serena fades against Amboy.
THURSDAY PREP ROUNDUP: OHS Tennis perfect against Princeton
Lady Pirates rout Princeton... Somonauk girls' golf continues strong start... Seneca, Sandwich boys' golf cruise.
BOYS' SOCCER: Serena rallies past ACC
Dylan Huss scored in the 74th minute to cap off a come-from-behind victory for Serena, 3-2 over Aurora Central Catholic Thursday.
WEDNESDAY PREP ROUNDUP: Seneca girls win Morris XC invite
Seneca girls first, Marquette fourth at Early Bird Invite... OHS swimmers topple Sterling... EPG doubles Marquette in rescheduled game.
TUESDAY PREP ROUNDUP: OHS fourth at Tuesday Night Lights invite
Cavanaugh/Bradish duo takes third at Ottawa invite... Soenksen co-medalist in Ottawa loss to Geneseo... Somonauk golfers split non-conference triangular.
TUESDAY BOYS' SOCCER ROUNDUP: OHS, Serena, Somonauk open strong
Big day for Rice leads Ottawa... Serena fends off Coal City... Somonauk routs Sandwich.
TUESDAY VOLLEYBALL ROUNDUP: Lady Pirates hold off St. Bede in opener
Wignes, Rombach lead OHS past St. Bede... Sandwich off to 2-0 start... Somonauk falls to Plano in opener.
MONDAY PREP ROUNDUP: Sandwich VB claims opener
Sandwich Volleyball earns narrow victory over HBR... Eagles drop two of three to Romeoville.
Nominations being accepted for Sportsman HOF
This pertains to hunting, fishing and trapping.
Shepherd suffers first setback of season to Fieldcrest
Fieldcrest sent Shepherd to its first loss of the season, holding off the Rams 7-5 Saturday.
MES routs Flanagan
Nolan McCoy doubled twice and plated three runs as Marseilles rolled past Flanagan 12-1 in five innings Thursday.
THURSDAY PREP ROUNDUP: Gayan dominates for Shepherd
Gayan homers, fans 13 in Shepherd rout... Thompson's big day paces Cru Baseball.
Shepherd runs to victory over Northlawn
Shepherd was active on the bases Wednesday, swiping 10 total bases in a 4-2 win over Streator Northlawn.
TUESDAY PREP ROUNDUP: Strong showing by OHS golfers
Soenksen leads Ottawa to seventh place finish... Gayan dazzles in Shepherd victory.
Weather Postponements - Tuesday, Aug. 19
MONDAY PREP ROUNDUP: Area golfers open season
OHS golf earns opening victory over Newark... Newbury leads MHS golfers at Notre Dame Invite... Somonauk girls' golf places second, Seneca third at Plano quad.
Eagles open River Valley schedule with sweep of Orland Hills
The Ottawa Eagles opened up River Valley Youth Football play Saturday with three victories over Orland Hills.
PREP SOFTBALL: Shepherd rolls Putnam County
Sloan Gayan tripled and struck out seven over three strong innings as Shepherd routed Putnam County 11-0 Tuesday.
Monday Ottawa City Rec tournament results
Results from Monday's tournament games.
Thursday Ottawa City Rec tournament results
Results from Thursday.
Wednesday Ottawa City Rec tournament results
Playoff results.
Tuesday Ottawa City Rec tournament results
Results after first round.
Monday Ottawa City Rec tournament results
Results from Round 1.
Tryouts upcoming for Central Illinois Legends
The Central Illinois Legends baseball team will be hosting open tryouts for the 2015 season over the upcoming two weekends.
IVCC AD, men's hoops coach resigns
Tommy Canale is stepping down as athletic director and men's basketball head caoch at Illinois Valley Community College after seven years at the helm of the program.
Thursday Ottawa City Rec results
Results and standings after Week 9.
Wednesday Ottawa City Rec results
Results and standings after Week 9.
Tuesday Ottawa City Rec results
Results and standings after Week 9.
Monday Ottawa City Rec results
Results and standings after Week 9.
Titans qualify for USSSA World Series
The Naplate Titans swept a pair of games to qualify for the USSSA 11-and-under AAA World Series in Atlanta.
Friday Ottawa City Rec results
Results and standings after Week 8.
Naplate Titans place sixth at state
The Naplate Titans earned a pair of victories at the USSSA Open State Tournament, earning a sixth place finish.
Thursday Ottawa City Rec results
Results and standings after Week 8.
Wednesday Ottawa City Rec results
Results and standings after Week 8.
Tuesday Ottawa City Rec results
Results and standings after Week 8.
Monday Ottawa City Rec results
Results and standings after Week 8.
Wednesday Ottawa City Rec results
Results and standings after Week 7.
Tuesday Ottawa City Rec results
Results and standings after Week 7.
A's win Ottawa Little League championship behind 14-hit attack
The Visionar Marketing Group A's turned the Ottawa City Little League championship game into a victory lap.
Streaks split twin bill with Dixon
Tyler Lundy collected four hits and three RBIs for the Streaks.
Friday Ottawa City Rec results
Results and standings after Week 6.
Thursday Ottawa City Rec results
Results and standings after Week 6.
Wednesday Ottawa City Rec results
Results and standings after Week 6.
Tuesday Ottawa City Rec results
Results and standings after Week 6.
Monday Ottawa City Rec results
Results and standings after Week 6.
Friday Ottawa City Rec results
Results and standings for Tuesday night leagues following Week 5.
Streaks split weekend set with Zips
The Ottawa Streaks and Streator Zips split a weekend set at Masinelli Field.
Three more wins for Naplate Titans
The Naplate Titans improved to 34-1 with three wins this week.
Wednesday Ottawa City Rec results
Results and standings after Week 5.
Former Minooka coach VanDyke to lead Sandwich Football
Chris VanDyke is the new head football coach at Sandwich High School.
Tuesday Ottawa City Rec results
Results and standings after Week 5.
Monday Ottawa City Rec results
Results and standings from Week 5.
Raikes named to All-State baseball team
Marquette shortstop Trystin Raikes has been named to the Illinois High School Baseball Coaches Association Class 2A All-State Team.
Thursday Ottawa City Rec results
Results and standings after Week 4.
Wednesday Ottawa City Rec results
Results and standings after Week 4.
Tuesday Ottawa City Rec results
Results from a rain-shortened Week 4.
IVCC Tennis Classic moving to LP
After more than twenty years at Washington Park in Peru, the Illinois Valley Community Hospital Tennis Classic will have a new venue.
Monday Ottawa City Rec results
Results and standings after Week 4.
Weekend local sports roundup
Reds win two... Naplate sees perfect season end at Chillicothe tournament.
Thursday Ottawa City Rec results
Results and standings after Week 3.
Wednesday Ottawa City Rec results
Results and standings after Week 3.
Tuesday Ottawa City Rec results
Results and standings after Week 3.
Endress to play in Illinois Shrine Game
Mitch Endress of Marquette is among the 88 players chosen to to play in the 40th annual Illnois High School Shrine Game next month.
Monday Ottawa City Rec results
Results and standings after Week 3.
Snyder tosses no-hitter, but Westmont bests Marquette in Round of 8
Westmont defeated Marquette in unlikely fashion Monday, advancing to the state semifinals without recording a hit.
Monday prep softball roundup
Somonauk, Putnam County bounced in Super Sectionals.
Ottawa announces All-Academic athletes
Honorees for winter and spring sports were announced Monday.
Saturday prep sports roundup
Raikes' big day leads Marquette... Somonauk claims first sectional title.
Titans keep winning, now 21-0
The Naplate Titans claimed four wins in a rain-shortened Fighting For A Cure tournament in Bourbonnais over the holiday weekend.
Streaks split with Raiders
The Ottawa Streaks split a doubleheader with AFC Raiders Thursday, dropping the first game 8-3 before winning the second game 4-3.
Nearly perfect Somoanuk routs Luther North to reach sectional final
Nicole Krupp tossed a one-hit shutout and had plenty of run support behind her as Somonauk routed Luther North in the IHSA Class 1A Gardner Sectional semifinals Thursday
Thursday Ottawa City Rec results
Results and standings after Week 2.
Tuesday Ottawa City Rec results
Results and standings after Week 2.
Wednesday prep sports roundup
Morris stops Pirates... Two-out hits doom Sandwich... Lady Pirates advance with win over rivals... Somonauk, Luther North forced to wait another day.
Crusaders use late rally to eliminate Chicago Christian
Marquette Academy saved its best for last Wednesday, and as a result they will play this weekend for their third sectional title in five years.
Tuesday prep softball roundup
Serena wins marathon... Sandwich ousted by Morris.
Monday Ottawa City Rec results
Results and standings after Week 2.
Ottawa pounds Mendota to advance to regional semis
Ottawa used a five-run fifth inning to pull away from Mendota and stay alive in the postseason, earning a 7-1 victory over the Trojans in the Class 3A Morris Regional Quarterfinal.
Ottawa duo headed to State Tournament
Ottawa singles players Alec Lindemann and Luke Winchester are headed to this weekend's IHSA State Tournament.
Monday prep sports roundup
Sandwich puts baseball and softball teams into regional semifinals.
Titans dominate Mazon, Princeton
Make it 17-0 for the Naplate Titans.
Thursday Ottawa City Rec results
Results and standings from Week 1.
Thursday prep sports roundup
Sandwich rallies... Marquette gets El-Paso Gridley in Regional Final.
Wednesday Ottawa City Rec results
Results and standings after Week 1.
Ragusi's 3-run shot lifts Rock Island past Ottawa
The top of the Rock Island order proved to be too much for Ottawa Wednesday, combining to go 9-for-12 with six RBIs in an 8-7 win that spoiled Senior Day for the Lady Pirates.
Ottawa Girls Soccer eliminated by Yorkville
Ottawa saw its season end Wednesday, falling to Yorkville 7-0 in the 2A Morris Regional Semifinals.
Wednesday prep softball roundup
Marquette comes up just short against Woodland... Krantz no-hitter, Guzman's six RBIs blast Somonauk past Aurora Christian.
Wednesday prep baseball roundup
Marquette survives scare from Prairie Central... Somonauk holds off Dwight.
Behringer steps down as Sandwich football coach
After three years at the helm of the Sandwich football program, Dusty Behringer is stepping down.
Tuesday Ottawa City Rec results
Results and standings after Week 1.
Tuesday prep sports roundup
Seneca and Serena move on in regional play... Lopresti fires shutout for Sandwich.
Ottawa bats fall silent against Sterling
Sterling took advantage of five Ottawa errors and shut down the Pirate offense to roll to a 7-1 victory.
Lukkari among NJCAA superior academic achievers
IVCC sophomore Lisa Lukkari was among those honored by the National Junior College Athletic Association for superior academic achievement.
Titans still undefeated with win over Batavia
Clinging to a 2-1 lead in the seventh inning, the Naplate Titans found the offense and pulled away for a 7-2 victory over Batavia.
Monday Ottawa City Rec results
Results and standings after Week 1.
Monday prep sports roundup
Regular season and postseason results from Monday's prep sports action.
Saturday prep softball roundup
Marquette sweeps twin bill at Johnny Mac Tournament... Somonauk's Krantz tosses no-no.
Saturday prep baseball roundup
Ottawa and Marquette cruise while Somonauk scratches out an extra-inning victory.
Recent rain forces changes to Johnny Mac Tournament
The Johnny Mac Tournament Saturday will have a slightly different look than originally planned.
Persistent rain washes out many events
Rain, rain... it won't go away.
Thursday prep sports roundup
Wet weather and wet fields limited Thursday's area sports action.
Wednesday prep sports roundup
A recap of Wednesday's action around Starved Rock Country.
Tuesday prep baseball roundup
Shaky defense doomed Ottawa once again.
Tuesday prep softball roundup
Marquette stretched its winning streak to 10 games while Somonauk earned another Little Ten championship.
Ottawa, Streator girls' soccer plays to a draw
Maggie Landers made 13 saves Tuesday to help Ottawa to a 1-1 draw with Streator.
Ottawa boys' second, girls' fourth at IVC meet
LaSalle-Peru swept Monday's Illinois Valley Conference meet, but it was not without good showings from the Ottawa runners.
Titans stay undefeated with win over Princeton
The Naplate Titans kept their perfect season intact by defeating Princeton 6-0.
Fish not biting for Ottawa at state bass fishing final
After being shut out on Friday, the Ottawa bass fishing team simply had too much ground to make up on Day 2.
Monday prep softball roundup
Marquette and Somonauk roll, Seneca wins rain-shortened affair.
Monday prep baseball roundup
Ottawa dominates Sterling, Marquette snaps skid with convincing win over Henry-Senachwine.
Indians, Lady Irish win I-8 titles
Sandwich and Seneca earned a pair of 1-2 finishes at the Interstate Eight Conference meet Thursday, with the Indians winning the boys' meet and the Lady Irish claiming victory in the girls' meet.
Sandwich runners won just two events but were consistently high in the finishing order to win the conference title. They held off Seneca by 13.5 points, while Plano finished
Saturday prep sports roundup
A recap of Saturday's prep sports action.
Late two-out rally puts Lisle past Sandwich
Down 3-1 and with just one out remaining, a pair of clutch hits pushed Lisle past Sandwich.
Braceville, Chicago natives win first Starved Rock Country marathon
Josh Rogowski crossed the finish line at Heritage Harbor more than three minutes ahead of his closest competitor to win the first Starved Rock Country Marathon. Julie Speck claimed the women's marathon by nearly two minutes.
Starved Rock Marathon an international event
Twenty-three states. One Canadian province. One European nation. That's where the runners in Saturday's Starved Rock Marathon are coming from.
Thursday prep sports roundup
Results from Thursday's prep sports action.
Johnny Mac Tournament schedule released
Hall, Hebron-Alden set to compete with Marquette in this year's tournaments.
Porter expects good showing from Ottawa anglers
While Ottawa High is making its first trip to the State Bass Fishing Final, head coach Sean Porter has already been there.
Wednesday prep sports roundup
Lady Pirates dominate Coal City, and other local sports results.
Ottawa girls' track has good showing at Streator tri
Ottawa's girls' track and field squad picked up three event victories and a number of top-three finishes.
Gone fishin': Ottawa to participate in State Bass Fishing final
Ottawa High hopes to catch a state bass fishing title this weekend in Carlyle.
Tuesday prep sports roundup
Ottawa girls' soccer struggles at Geneseo, but boys' tennis romps Morris.
Tuesday softball roundup
Marquette, Seneca and Sandwich all reach 10 runs, but Ottawa falls to a conference rival.
Tuesday baseball roundup
Marquette rolls, but errors doom Ottawa and Sandwich.
Titans earn Gold Glove Classic title
The Naplate Titans 11U team stayed undefeated last weekend with a dominating performance at the Gold Glove Classic.
Monday Baseball Roundup
Sandwich, Serena claim wins in conference play.
L-P upends Ottawa
The Cavaliers surrendered a two-run lead in the fourth inning Tuesday, then plated three over the next two innings to down the Pirates 5-3.
IVCC Softball eliminated in Region IV tournament
Illinois Valley Community College was eliminated from the postseason Saturday, falling to Waubonsee 11-3 in six innings in the Region IV semifinal.
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Marquette Baseball Blowout Roanoke-Benson
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YOUNG people can take part in Bromsgrove's first ever silent disco at the town's Ryland Centre on Wednesday (May 28).
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Some liberal scholars who admittedly support Obama's left-wing agenda do not support the manner in which he is enacting it, and one of those is Jonathan Turley 'It's becoming a particularly dangerous moment if the president is going to go forward' Most left-wing moderators, news talking heads and Democrats are perfectly fine with President Obama's "liberal" interpretation of his Executive Branch authority ...Read More »
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Tentatively, release of water is set for December 30
Repairs to Yeleru canal, one of the main sources of water to the city for its domestic and industrial use, have almost been completed.
The repairs took more than five weeks and the supply from the canal will be restored after verification of the work done. Tentatively the date for release of water has been set as December 30.
The torrential rain in the last week of October had swollen the Yeleru canal causing several breaches to it the major one being near Anakapalle. A total of 18 breaches have occurred to plug which nearly Rs.3 crore has been spent. With the work almost complete, it is now ready for operation again.
Municipal Commissioner M. V. Satyanarayana said de-silted stacks have been measured and listed on the basis of which payment would be recommended. Besides, third party verification would be taken up by a team from GVMC and one of the consultants of the corporation, Mr. Satyanarayana said.
The 156-km Yeleru canal had breached at a total of 18 points. The major ones occurred near Narsipatnam, about 60 to 70 meters, Golugondapeta, Anakapalle, 12 Km and Kanithi Balancing Reservoir. Other breaches occurred at Lankelapalem, Sarabhavaram, Bojjanakonda and Tallapalem.
Chief Engineer B. Jayarami Reddy who inspected the canal on Tuesday said 100 cusecs would be released on December 30 after which another 50 cusecs would be released.
He said during the period the repairs were carried out water was not drawn from Yeleru canal. The 25 mgd required for domestic supply is being drawn from the Meghadrigedda reservoir. The steel plant needs are being met from KBR which has adequate water.
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Studies of ancient climates suggest Earth is now on a fast track to global warmingFebruary 17, 2006
"The emissions that caused this past episode of global warming probably lasted 10,000 years. By burning fossil fuels, we are likely to emit the same amount over the next three centuries," said James Zachos, professor of Earth sciences at the University of California, Santa Cruz.
Zachos will present his findings this week at the annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) in St. Louis. He is a leading expert on the episode of global warming known as the Paleocene-Eocene Thermal Maximum (PETM), when global temperatures shot up by 5 degrees Celsius (9 degrees Fahrenheit). This abrupt shift in the Earth's climate took place 55 million years ago at the end of the Paleocene epoch as the result of a massive release of carbon into the atmosphere in the form of two greenhouse gases: methane and carbon dioxide.
Previous estimates put the amount of released carbon at 2 trillion tons, but Zachos showed that more than twice that amount-about 4.5 trillion tons-entered the atmosphere over a period of 10,000 years (Science, June 10, 2005). If present trends continue, this is the same amount of carbon that industries and automobiles will emit during the next 300 years, Zachos said.
Once the carbon is released into the atmosphere, it takes a long time for natural mechanisms, such as ocean absorption and rock weathering, to remove excess carbon from the air and store it in the soil and marine sediments. Weathering of land rocks removes carbon dioxide permanently from the air, but is a slow process requiring tens of thousands of years. The ocean absorbs carbon dioxide much more rapidly, but only to a point. The gas first dissolves in the thin surface layer of the ocean, but this surface layer quickly becomes saturated and its ability to absorb more carbon dioxide declines.
Only mixing with the deeper layers can help restore the ability of the surface water to absorb additional carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. But the natural processes that mix and circulate water between the ocean surface and deeper ocean layers work very slowly. A complete "mixing cycle" takes about 500 to 1,000 years, Zachos said.
The greenhouse emissions that triggered the PETM initially exceeded the ocean's absorption capacity, allowing carbon to accumulate in the atmosphere. Unfortunately, humans appear to be adding carbon dioxide to the air at a much faster rate: about the same amount of carbon (4.5 trillion tons), but within a few centuries instead of 10,000 years. What was emitted 55 million years ago over a period of about 20 ocean mixing cycles is now being emitted over a fraction of a cycle.
"The rate at which the ocean is absorbing carbon will soon decrease," Zachos said.
Compounding this concern is the possibility that higher temperatures could retard ocean mixing, further reducing the ocean's capacity to absorb carbon dioxide. This could have the kind of "positive feedback" effect that climate researchers worry about: reduced absorption, leaving more carbon dioxide in the air, causing more warming.
Higher ocean temperatures could also slowly release massive quantities of methane that now lie frozen in marine deposits. A greenhouse gas 20 times more potent than carbon dioxide, methane in the atmosphere would accelerate global warming even further.
Such positive feedback or "threshold" effects probably drove global warming during the PETM and a few other ancient climate extremes, Zachos said, and they could happen again. It is possible that we already are in the early stages of a similar climate shift, he said.
"Records of past climate change show that change starts slowly and then accelerates," he said. "The system crosses some kind of threshold."
Clues to what happened during the PETM lie buried deep inside the sediment at the bottom of the sea, which Zachos and his colleagues have probed during several cruises of the Ocean Drilling Program (ODP). Composed mainly of clay and the carbonate shells of microplankton, this sediment accumulates slowly, but steadily-up to 2 centimeters every millennium-and faithfully records changes in ocean chemistry. The layer of sediment deposited during the PETM, now buried hundreds of meters below the seafloor, tells a clear and compelling story of sudden change and slow recovery, he said.
During the PETM, unknown factors released vast quantities of methane that had been lying frozen in sediment deposits on the ocean floor. After release, most of the methane reacted with dissolved oxygen to form carbon dioxide, which made the seawater more acidic. Acidic seawater corrodes the carbonate shells of microplankton, dissolving them before they can reach the ocean floor and reducing the carbonate content of marine sediment.
Zachos led an international team of scientists that analyzed sediment cores recovered from several locations during an ODP cruise in the southeastern Atlantic. Collected at depths ranging from 2.5 to 4.8 kilometers (1.6 to 3.0 miles), each sediment core bore a telltale PETM imprint: a 10- to 30-centimeter layer of dark red carbonate-free clay sandwiched between bright white carbonate-rich layers.
By relating the thickness of the clay layer to the rate of accumulation of marine sediment, Zachos estimated that it took 100,000 years after the PETM for carbon dioxide levels in the air and water to return to normal. This finding is consistent with what geochemists have predicted using models of how the global carbon cycle will respond to carbon dioxide emissions from the burning of fossil fuels.
"We set out to test the hypotheses put forward by a small group of geochemists who model the global carbon cycle, and our findings support their predictions," Zachos said. "It will take tens of thousands of years before atmospheric carbon dioxide comes down to preindustrial levels. Even after humans stop burning fossil fuels, the effects will be long lasting."
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Tonight, a few showers are possible across far eastern Oklahoma. Otherwise, expect partly to mostly cloudy skies and lows in the 50s with a steady south breeze at 10-20mph. A cold front will move across the Oklahoma panhandle overnight and drop temperatures into the 30s and 40s behind it for Guymon east to Woodward.
That same cold front will sweep across the rest of the state on Sunday and keep our temperatures mainly in the 50s throughout the…Read More


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