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Wisconsin Energy, Wisconsin Electric Declare Quarterly Dividends
MILWAUKEE, April 18, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- The boards of directors of Wisconsin Energy Corporation (NYSE: WEC) and Wisconsin Electric Power Company today declared quarterly dividends.
Wisconsin EnergyThe Wisconsin Energy board of directors declared a quarterly cash dividend of
34 cents a share on the company's common stock. The dividend is payable
June 1, 2013, to stockholders of record on
May 14, 2013. This marks the 283
rd consecutive quarter – dating back to 1942 – that the company will have paid a dividend to its stockholders.
Wisconsin E lectricThe Wisconsin Electric board of directors declared a quarterly dividend of 90 cents a share on the Preferred Stock, 3.60% Series, payable June 1, 2013, to stockholders of record on May 14, 2013. The board also declared a quarterly dividend of $1.50 a share on the Six Per Cent Preferred Stock payable July 31, 2013, to stockholders of record on July 12, 2013.
Wisconsin Energy Corporation (NYSE: WEC), based in Milwaukee, is one of the nation's premier energy companies, serving more than 1.1 million electric customers in Wisconsin and Michigan's Upper Peninsula and 1.1 million natural gas customers in Wisconsin. The company's principal utility is We Energies. The company's other major subsidiary, We Power, designs, builds and owns electric generating plants.
Wisconsin Energy ( wisconsinenergy.com ), a component of the S&P 500, has more than $14 billion of assets, approximately 4,500 employees and more than 41,000 stockholders of record.
Wisconsin Electric Power Co., doing business as We Energies, is a subsidiary of Wisconsin Energy Corporation. The company serves more than 1.1 million electric customers in Wisconsin and Michigan's Upper Peninsula and more than 460,000 natural gas customers in Wisconsin. Visit the We Energies website at we-energies.com.
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Kim, Ramblers Storm To Rambler Roundup Title
Loyola wraps up fall season in style with tourney crown
Dennis Leads Men's Golf On First Day Of Rambler Roundup
Four Ramblers reside in top-ten heading into Tuesday's final round
Ramblers Wrap Up Play At John Dallio Memorial
Team returns to action in just over two weeks
Men's Golf Continues Busy Week At John Dallio Memorial
Two-day event begins on Saturday in Lemont, Ill.
Men's Golf Announces Team Captains
Trio selected by teammates
2013-14: One of three Ramblers to see action in all 32 rounds, owning a 77.5 stroke average...Carded a season-best 71 in the final round of the Turning Stone Intercollegiate, closing play in a tie for 42nd with a 228 (80-77-71)...Tied for 18th at the CSU Cougar Classic (79-78=157)...Posted the same score (76-81=157) to close out the fall season at the Flyer Invitational...Took 23rd, his best finish of the spring season, at the Earl Yestingsmeier Invitational with a 226 (73-75-78)...Recorded a three-round score of 240 (74-79-87) to close out the spring season at the Missouri Valley Conference Championship.
2012-13: Had an impressive rookie campaign and hit his stride during the spring season where he saw action in all five meets...Was Loyola's top finisher at the Purdue Midwest Shootout (79-76=155), tying for 21st overall...Fired an even-par 72 on the opening day of the FAU Spring Break Championships (72-75-80=227)...Followed that performance up by finishing tied for 13th at the Hotels at Grand Prairie Collegiate Classic (78-77-74=229)...Finest showing of his freshman campaign came at the Horizon League Championships (76-75-73=224) as he successfully improved upon his score throughout each day of the tournament en route to an eighth-place finish.
High School: Two-time all-region selection helped Johns Creek High School to a third-place finish at the state tourney in 2012 and a runner-up finish in 2011...named honorable mention all-state in 2011...owned a 73.5 stroke average as a senior and a 74.0 mark as a junior...ranked No. 12 in Class of 2012 for the state of Georgia...captured first place at the Southeastern Junior Golf Tour (SJGT) Championship...honor roll student.
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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 51-57.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What does Yasin say he can no longer pretend regarding his mother when he visits Ahmad in Chapter 17?
(a) That he hates her.
(b) That he loves her.
(c) That she doesn't exist.
(d) That she isn't dead.
2. How does Yasin feel when he discovers his father cheating on his mother in Chapter 39?
(a) He is angry.
(b) He admires him.
(c) He is disgusted.
(d) He is sad.
3. What is Maryam's family name?
(a) Hamzawi.
(b) Al-Jawad.
(c) Ridwan.
(d) Iffat.
4. Who is sent by Fahmy on a nighttime mission to Maryam's?
(a) Aisha.
(b) Haniya.
(c) Amina.
(d) Kamal.
5. What does Fahmy read a letter about from the Wafd Delegation to the Sultan in protest of?
(a) Egyptian revolutions.
(b) Islam.
(c) Religion.
(d) British denial of Egypt's rights.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who suggests to Amina that Aisha's engagement be allowed until Khadija is married first?
2. What does Fahmy tell Amina that he will do before getting married to Maryam?
3. Who does Yasin try to have sex with in Chapter 41?
4. Who decides that the British troops are camping to intimidate and stop demonstrations?
5. What does Khadija catch Aisha doing in Chapter 22 that explains her reasons for doting on her appearance?
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Because sometimes a series of unfortunate events will turn out into something pretty damn great. Enjoy (:
Sweet mix. Thanks.
And I gotta say the title is really mysterious :)
Lovely :-)
i love this playlist so much.
Thank you (:
That Robbie Williams song is fun!
You did a great job on this mix. It was actually refreshing to hear some Dido. It has been forever!
Much Thanks (:
I love it! You should check out my mixes "The best canadian bands", part 1 and part 2 :)
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We're all a little dysfunctional, but that's alright (:
Headphones on, world off.
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I Never Thought You'd Be The One To Let Me Down. by hellosunschein
Resilience is the ability of an individual to recover from, adjust to and perhaps even thrive in the midst of unexpected and harmful disruptions.
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I Can't Wait One Minute More, The Sun Will Shine. by hellosunschein
Put your headphones on, turn the volume up, relax (light a cigarette?).
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|Thu, 02-17-2005 - 7:48am
When I saw my doctor the other day she mentioned that my cervix was really large. She had mentioned that before, a few years ag,o when I had first started trying to get pregnant and did a pap smear to see if anything was wrong, but my test came back fine. She did another one this time but I won't get the results for several days.
Has anyone ever heard of such? I can't find much online about it. Some articles mention cancer, but I doubt it is that, since I had the same problem 3 years ago. It would have been causing problems by now. But I wonder if having a huge cervix could cause problems in pregnancy or labor. My doctor's never mentioned it when I was pregnant with my son, but he was 5 weeks premature. So now I am beginning to wonder.
Thanks in advance!
|Thu, 02-17-2005 - 1:40pm
So has anyone else heard anything like this? Please tell me I am not the only freak of nature. ;)
|Fri, 02-25-2005 - 9:33am
Follow-up: I've now been bleeding for 12 days and my doctor says it is coming from my cervix, not the uterus. She said my cervix is low as well. So I have a bleeding, large, low cervix. What could this be? My pap smear results haven't come back yet. She wants to see me in 3 weeks to see how it looks then, and I have been instructed not to have sex for awhile. Oh and the ultrasound shows the baby with a heartbeat measuring at almost 7 weeks if this makes a difference.
So has anyone else ever heard of a large, low, bleeding cervix?
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For Breakfast this morning I had a Almond fruit smoothie, coffee and sweet cream sugar free creamer. Total calories = 210
For Lunch I had Fish McBites regular size from McDonald's, mini sweet peppers, celery, carrots & Light ranch dressing. Total Calories = 644
For Dinner I had a turkey burger wrap with Miracle whip & mustard, broccoli, cauliflower and Minute Maid light lemonade. Total calories = 452
My snacks today were 4 Pillsbury valentine cookies, 2 strawberry sugar free jello snack size and herbal tea with stevia. Total calories = 265
Grand Total for today = 1571 calories
I know my choices weren't the best, but I really wanted some cookies today. I also drank my 64 oz of water today.
So last night when I went to bed all I could think about is my past. I think my past played a big part in why I am fat today. I need to start looking at my past and making peace with it. I do not want it to define who I am and keep me from becoming who I want to be. I want to be thin again. I want to sky dive, play volleyball, go camping, hiking and most of all, play with my children more. Here are some pictures of me throughout the years. I want to be her again.
So this weekend my husband and I went to the movie Django. I decided to have some popcorn. I know it wasn�t the best choice, but you know what, neither my husband nor I ever eat that kind of food. We choose to have that one treat to share. I have not seen a gain, but I also exercised and watched my other calories going in. I ate many veggies, fruit, water and a little protein to offset the bad treat. I weigh-in on Wednesday and think I will see a loss.
I am working at losing another 65lbs by June 15th. My family and I will be going to Walt Disney World and I want to fit into the rides comfortable and be able to keep up with my children. I know that choosing the right foods will help me do that. I also know if I don�t have a special treat once and a while I will go back to totaling pigging out on all junk food, because I will start feeling deprived.
I really need to work on toning, tightening and strength training. I have no upper body strength. This has always been my weakness. Even when I was in school as a child I could never complete the presidential fitness. I was in excellent shape. I played volleyball, ran, shot put, hurdles, high jump and was always swimming. Maybe I was just fearful of what I can really do. Maybe I am my worst enemy always sabotaging my own success and goals.
Crunches- 30
Push ups- 7
Planks-10 seconds
Wall sits-27 seconds
Arm curls with free weights-30
The BLC21 started yesterday! I am so excited to be a part of the Sassy Shamrock Sheriffs. The wonderful ladies in this group our amazing. I think they will be my inspiration during this challenge.
One of the things are cappy asked us to do is think about what our goals are going to be for the next 12 weeks. I have many, but will be focusing on ones that I have to be consistent about to maintain a healthy life-style for life.
1. I need to drink more water. I have gone many whole days without even drinking a full glass of water. I am rarely thirsty.
2. I need to get up and move more each day. I purchased the fitbit to help me with that task.
3. I really need to get 7 or more hours a sleep a night. I am lucky if I get 5 hours a night now and then I drag all the next day.
4. Track all food on the Spark website.
5. I need to do 20 minutes of cardio a day. I own an elliptical and have no reason to not get on it every day, while I watch one of my recorded shows.
6. The biggest one of all is to be 25-30lbs lighter by the end of this challenge.
Now I will leave you with some of my favorite says:
1. Believe in yourself and it will happen
2. Make one healthy choice and then make another
3. Success isn't a result of spontaneous combustion. You must set yourself on fire." -Arnold Glasgow
4. You don�t have to go fast you just have to go
5. The reason people give up is because they focus on how far they have to go and not how far they have come
6. Clear you mind of the words I Can�t
7. Run when you can, walk when you have to; crawl if you must, just never give up
8. Who you are right now, or at any one moment of your lifetime, does not define who you are as a person. You�and only you--can change your life today.


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Luxurious villa in Mondello, the most renowned borough of the sicilian capital (Palermo). The villa, totally at your disposal, spreads on two levels: in the first one there are a full equipped kitchen, many romantic living-rooms , one bathroom, one double bedroom and one twin bedroom. On the second level there are 2 single bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and the marvellous suite (with a private bathroom). From the first level you can directly access to the stunning patio, ideal for summer meals. From the patio you can access to the comfortable and private dependance, characterized by a big area (80 square meters) with kitchen, living, a double bed-room and a single bedroom. There is also a bathroom.
All the villa shows prestigious old pictures and a collection of cribs (notable the coral one). All the levels facing the typical sicilian garden in wich there are many trees of fruit and many romantic areas in wich will be fantastic relax yourself.
In the exterior of the villa, with the imposing shape of Mount Gallo on the background, there is a big pool tipically furnished with sofà, tables and deckchairs. The garden around the villa is characterized by many Sicilian trees as oranges, lemons and many others.
Breakfast included: Our chef Silvana, the Chef of the Sicilians, has a gift for you ! She will deliver you a tasting of genuine and healthy typical Sicilian breakfast directly hand-made by her (plumcakes, cookies, tarts …)
This property belongs to a member of MAMMASICILY (or Il Console), the exclusive Sicilian Association chaired by the distinguished Sicilian chef Silvana Recupero and by her husband, 'the motorwriter' (Rai, Chin ... Canada) Giovanni Vallone who personally guarantee the quality of the structure.
Also, as for all the other properties advised by MAMMASICILY, you will have a daily assistance for whatever you need (for a no surprises vacation). In fact, the Association, as per by law, has the aim: "... of enhancing the resources of traditions, culinary arts …assuring a good and nice stay to Sicily's guests" (Art. 2)
MAMMASICILY is a no-profit Association focused to the realization of several Sicilian projects, as: the preservation of naturalistic and archeological areas; the printing of old Sicilian texts kept at the library of the Association; the recording of Radio and Tv programs broadcasted all over the world; the preparation of new Sicilian recipes …
Travellers, of course, are welcome to our headquarter. On request you may attend a Sicilian Cooking School with Silvana or an Etna exploration with Giovanni. Also, contact them for any information you want about the property or about their beloved island. We are here to give you the best Sicily you have ever had !
|Sleeps up to 11, 6 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Mondello 2 km
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|Long term lets (over 1 month), Short breaks (1-4 days)
|Car not necessary
|Nearest Amenities
|500 km
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Palermo 20 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|Pets welcome, Yes, smoking allowed
|Private outdoor pool (unheated)
|Central heating, Air conditioning, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Toaster, Hair dryer
|Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|6 bedrooms, 6 bathrooms of which 4 Family bathrooms and 2 En suites, Solarium or roof terrace
|Single beds (5), Double beds (3)
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Private outdoor pool (unheated), Private garden, BBQ
Welcome in the land of sea, sun, food, fishes, art, nature ... What else ?
The villa is located in the small and picturesque borough of Mondello, fascinating sea village in the northern side of Palermo. Its beach lies between two cliffs called Mount Gallo and Mount Pellegrino.
Mondello was originally a small fishing village situated on marshland, but at the end of the 19th Century it grew into a favourite touristic destination. The numerous Liberty style villas on the seafront promenade made it one of the gems of Art Nouveau in Europe.


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So, when you guys use charts like this:http://www.kegerators.com/carbonation-table.php
To establish proper temperatures and psi settings, do you rely on the temperature from whatever digital or analog probe you're using on the thermostat?
I've had instances where there's been a 4-5 degree difference between what my probe is reading and what the small little analog thermometer that I placed in the freezer is reading. Am I getting inaccurate thermometer readings from the small analog one because it's sitting right on the cold floor of the freezer (or sometimes the hump)? Normally if the probe reads 45-47, it will read 42.
In a situation like that, I'm having trouble deciding what to put the PSI at because I don't know if the beer in the keg is closer to 42 or 45. Currently it's at 13 psi, and I don't have foaming issues or anything like that, but I want to make sure I'm shooting for the middle for ale styles of beer and not undercarbed.
Trust neither, pour two glasses of beer and check the second one with a trusted digital thermometer, I use my mash thermometer. Then adjust your controller accordingly. Although a 3f to 4f variance isn't really much to worry about, it will hardly change your final carbonation.
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Another photo of my lovely model and friend Nicki, edited in pic monkey to look like an old photo.
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Quote: Nicki couldn't look anything but young and fresh, Patty.
Lovely study.
Thank you so much Peter, yes she is so lovely, young and fresh sums her up completely have a good day Patty
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I think she was getting into it !!! Its a strange book for sure best wishes Patty
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Hi John, I used Pic monkey its in the filters a Dauguerre type and I cropped it first. I like to use iPiccy and picmonkey, cant get my head around Photoshop ! too old to learn now I guess thanks John. Best stuff Patty
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Hahaha she doesn't I just wanted a large book to put in the photo, it belongs to Mike ! thank you Nezih a little bit different best wishes Patty
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I recently returned from a 10 day/4000 mile trip to the St Paul National following this route. I took a few pictures along the way.
I recently returned from a 10 day/4000 mile trip to the St Paul National following this route. I took a few pictures along the way.
In planning my trip, I wanted to ride out through Iowa and South Dakota since I'd never ridden in those states and because my wife's family history is partly in those states and I wanted to see some family history.
Day 1. The fastest way to Iowa - you don't often hear people say that - was via the interstates. I never sleep much the night before a trip like this, so I was up and out the door of my home in the Philly area by 4:30 am headed west. I hoped to reach Danville, IL, a little over 700 miles away.
When traveling west on the PA turnpike, I always stop 90 miles out at the Lawn service plaza. Today was no exception.
Days like this for me become stopping briefly for snacks, gas and bathrooms and trying to always be making steady progress.
I actually like riding the PA turnpike, especially west of Carlisle where there are tunnels and the scenery becomes quite rural. I made good progress through PA, stopping as needed.
I rolled and ate my way across Ohio.
I arrived at the hotel in Danville at 4:00 central time having a really good first day.
I had an early dinner at a Bob's Big Boy across the street and turned in early.
Day 2.
As is my habit, I was up early, packed, had the free bowl of oatmeal and was on the road by 6:30.
I picked up I-74 westbound.
I love riding with the rising sun behind me on a cool morning. Today my destination was Clear Lake, Iowa so had more time today to explore. I like looking at college campuses, so today's first stop was in Champaign.
I even had time today to take a stroll on the Illinois prairie.
Like moths to a flame, I started to pass loaded beemers probably headed to St Paul and in rest stops and gas stops chatted with others headed to MN.
Peoria was the only bottleneck of the trip with road construction, but I wasn't delayed for too long. Short of Galesburg, I pulled into Knoxville. Many years ago my wife and I had a picnic in Knoxville and I wanted to find the park. I couldn't find it, but found the county fairgrounds where I stopped for a rest.
It started to rain lightly and I pushed on towards the quad cities. The sun came out and it started to get quite warm. I picked up I-80 to Iowa City, and after a detour into town to, you guessed it, look at the U of Iowa campus, I headed north on I-380. After getting to Cedar Falls, I exited the four lane.
I was pleasantly surprised by Cedar Falls. There was a nice downtown area and I stopped for my afternoon caffeine and sugar infusion, and to get out of the heat.
After "lunch", I walked around town and explored a little.
With it getting later in the day, I headed out of town on Iowa 57.
Photographic evidence that at least SOME roads in Iowa curve.
In Parkersburg, I picked up Iowa 14 north and detoured into Greene, Iowa. Like lots of towns around there, there was a water tower, grain elevator by the railroad tracks, a hardware store and lots of churches.
Where route 14 turns west near Charles City, there was the recreated town of Roseville, but I didn't have time to stop for long.
From a map, you can't really tell much about a town, and not being from the area, I look forward to small towns, not really knowing what I'll find. I pulled into Rockford, and ended up spending a bit of time here.
They're quite proud of their Devonian fossils, which they remind you of over and over.
There was even a gravel pit outside of town where you could fossil hunt. I poked around but don't know the difference between a fossil and a pebble.
I headed out of town towards Clear Lake, but stopped to measure the height of the corn. It's taller than I am.
I got to Clear Lake and Clear Lake State Park around 3 and set up camp. My neighbors were a couple headed to St Paul from Missouri.
My mother-in-law was born and raised in the very small farming town of Corwith, IA in Hancock county and the family farm is located there. I remember her stories about growing up and her mentioning the towns nearby. My route was to take me through there tomorrow, but with sunset several hours off, I headed west to Hancock county. I had trouble getting out of Clear Lake, as the bicycle ride across Iowa was in the area and there was a festival going on. Clear Lake was fairly large and a resort town and had a lot going on.
Corwith sits off the highway, but the grain elevators are visible from a distance.
It's a very small town, but not unlike a lot of other towns I went through in the area. There are few businesses in town, which is dominated by the grain elevators, with residential areas around the downtown and cornfields surrounding the town.
Just outside of town is the cemetery and I visited my Oxley relatives. My son carries this name as his middle name.
After spending a lot of time wandering around the town, I headed back to camp. I stopped in Britt for a look around. Britt is known for the annual Hobo Gathering.
Garner is another town my mother-in-law spoke of.
As the sun was getting low, I hit the road.
I got back to the state park as the sun was setting.
I have to say, this was the least favorite of my campsites on this trip. This park is more for RVs with pull through sites and not much shade. The price was right though!
I ended the day with soup and pop tarts.
Day 3.
My destination today was Minneopa State Park in Mankato, MN after first visiting Sioux Falls, SD, the birthplace of my wife. After a delicious breakfast of coffee and pop tarts I packed up and headed west. It was a beautiful morning as I rode B55 through Hancock county.
I made my way back through Corwith, LuVerne and on to St. Joseph. I like how the town grain elevators and church spires announce themselves before the town does.
I turned north to the county seat of Algona, a fairly large town for the area.
I headed west and picked up Iowa 15 north to Fenton. The Methodist cemetery outside of town got my attention and I stopped. As a final resting place, this would not be a bad one.
I detoured into town to see the grain elevator and post office. What a small town.
As I was parked there, a woman drove up and we got to talking. I mentioned I had visited the cemetery and she was the Methodist pastor in town and that was "her" cemetery. After chatting a while longer, I pushed on north and west.
I got to Armstrong, IA and Iowa 9, that I would follow all the way to SD. I passed through Estherville and Spirit Lake. Spirit Lake is quite large and there were lots of boats.
While stopped at the Spirit Lake sign, an Iowa DNR truck stopped and the driver also had an S and we chatted for a while. It was a nice break from the road.
West of Spirit Lake I explored some of the side roads. The crushed stone roads are easy to navigate. I was surprised by the number of windmills in Iowa and Minnesota.
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From my map, as I approached Allendorf, it looked like I would pass by the highest point in Iowa. I hoped it was marked and I could get a tongue-in-cheek picture. I detoured into Allendorf, but never found the spot. There were some rises in the road but no markers.
I looked at the map later that night and realized my map reading skills had betrayed me and I went to the wrong area. The highest point is off Route 60 north of Allendorf but it was too late for me.
I passed through Rock Rapids, and they really are the city of murals. I went down various side streets and there are murals on lots of the buildings.
As it was mid afternoon and I hadn't eaten lunch, I stopped in Larchwood and looked for a place to eat. The Main Street Bar & Grill hit the spot. The food was good and the AC was soothing. I had the grilled Tuscan chicken special with a cup of tortilla soup.
My steed had been out in the hot sun long enough so I pushed on to SD and Sioux Falls.
My wife was born in Sioux Falls and lived there until she moved away at the age of 10. I went looking for the house she first lived in with the expectation of taking a couple of exterior shots for her and moving on. As I went by the house I could see someone was on the front porch and thought there goes my stealth plan. I removed my helmet and tried to look presentable, difficult under the best of conditions and near impossible after riding in the heat for most of the day. From the sidewalk I got the attention of the man on the porch and explained that I wanted to take pictures of my wife's childhood home. He was a little startled at first, but soon warmed up to me - it's hard to resist my charm - and he invited me up into the cool of the porch. What followed was the highlight of my trip. I spent a couple of hours there with him and we called my wife and they had a long talk. He was also interested in the history of the house and was glad for a link to the past. I eventually headed out reluctantly with an invitation to come back for dinner sometime.
The house.
I spent a little time in the Sioux Falls falls park, which was really nice, and then headed east to Minnesota.
It felt good to be finally heading east. I took I-90 from Sioux Falls and took the first exit in Minnesota (MN 23) and headed north to Pipestone. I saw churches, windmills and trains.
I love riding the plains with the rolling hills seeing the grass and grain that grow there. Very different from Pennsylvania.
I arrived in Pipestone around 4:30.
They close at 5 so I didn't have much time to look around, but this is a quarry where the Native Americans came to get the stone for their pipes. You can see some of the open rock faces. One more place I would've liked to spend more time.
When I got to Marshall, I turned east towards Mankato.
As the sun was getting lower and the shadows were getting longer, it was nice to be riding with the sun behind me. Route 5 in Niccolet county was probably my favorite road of the trip.
The road was flat but had lots of high speed sweepers and I started to push as it was getting later. The road surface was really good and there was no traffic. It helped that the sun was behind me as it was a cloudless sky. I had started the day with the sun behind me and ended the day with the sun behind me.
I passed New Ulm and eventually arrived at Minneopa SP around 8.
I went to the campsite I had and saw no one, and it was a little creepy. When I stopped I was swarmed by mosquitos and I started to rethink staying there. After a little bit I decided to head into Mankato and look for a hotel as I was a little cranky from the long day and didn't want to deal with the bugs. As I was riding out of the park, I passed a campsite with 2 beemers so I pulled in to talk to them. I calmed down a little bit and since I had bug spray figured I would stay. I went back to my site, lathered up with extra strength bug spray and that made the bugs manageable. I'm glad I stayed as it was a great place to camp, up on a bluff overlooking the Minnesota R.
A gourmet dinner followed.
There was what I think was a wild turkey and two young in a tree nearby making a bit of noise but I enjoyed watching them. After my usual whiskey nightcap, I got in the tent to avoid the bugs and I went to sleep listening the the hooting of a nearby owl. Perfect.
During the night I was awakened by either an approaching tornado or an approaching train, and I hoped for the latter. I had never heard such a loud train and in the morning I saw there were tracks right below my tent. I thought it was coming through my tent and it was a loooong train.
Day 4.
I rose with the sun and it was a beautiful morning, and I was glad I had stayed. You don't get this in a hotel.
Since this was to be a short day, as St Paul wasn't that far away, I was in no hurry to leave and enjoyed a second cup of coffee watching the sun rise.
I eventually pulled out of camp around 8.
I spent some time in the park riding out to see Seppman's Mill, a wind powered mill from the 1860s set up on a hill. It was a nice ride along a winding crushed stone road.
I went and looked at the water falls on Minneopa Creek and then headed to St Paul.
My first stop was in Faribault for a pancake breakfast, as I was in no hurry in contrast to the last couple of days.
I enjoyed sitting in the restaurant listening to the Minnesota accents. I kept thinking they were exaggerating for me.
I passed through Northfield and stopped at Carleton College, since I like college campuses.
I stopped at St Olaf's College on the way out of town, got on the interstate and headed for the Minnesota State Fairgrounds, arriving a little before 1.
It's always nice to finally arrive and be among the faithful. I met my friend Mark, who I was sharing a hotel room with, and we headed off to get something to eat and immerse ourselves in all things BMW for a few days and rest up for the ride home.
We played tourist on Friday by having breakfast at Key's Cafe and Bakery, a place mentioned in the Owner's News, and went over to the Cathedral of St Paul. Really nice church.
We spent the afternoon and evening at the rally visiting the vendors, looking at the bikes, eating within walking distance of the fairgrounds and staying for the evening entertainment.
Also enjoyed my free beer - thanks Revzilla! I thought about staying where I was until the Sunday morning service.
Saturday was our day to ride, and after talking to some people at the rally, decided to ride down the Wisconsin side of the Mississippi River. I-94 east into Wisconsin, county road O to route 35 took us to the river. It was a nice ride south with good views of the river.
We had planned on riding to Stockholm for breakfast. We got there early before the crowds.
When in Stockholm, I figured I should have the Swedish pancakes.
After breakfast we walked around and took in the sights.
By the time we headed south there were a lot more people rolling into town.
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We had been told when we got to Alma to look for a sign for a county park and go up to the top of the bluff for a view of the town and the lock and dam at Alma. Pretty impressive place with great views.
One of the locals at the overlook advised us on a route back on route 88 and 10. It was a beautiful ride away from the river and heading north. Now I see why Wisconsin has the most MOA mileage contestants and accumulates the most miles. The roads and scenery were outstanding.
Back in St Paul, it was time for the afternoon sugar and caffeine rush.
After getting sufficiently buzzed, we headed over to the rally to hang out some more and attend the closing ceremony. For some reason, my name was never drawn for any of the grand prizes. Most of the food vendors were closing down after this but I did find a classic fair dinner.
The Mustang Sally Band put on a great show on Saturday night. Unfortunately, with it over, that meant time to head back to the hotel and pack for an early departure on Sunday - Mark home to Oklahoma and me north to Lake Superior.
I have been to the last four rallies, and I thought this was one of the better ones. The location was good, there were good roads in the area, the music on Friday and Saturday night was really entertaining - I haven't stayed too long in the past but stayed until the bitter end both nights - and the weather was really comfortable with only a little rain on Thursday night. Although I didn't camp, the camping facilities looked nice and comfortable. There were signs posted that the MN health dept required tents to be 8 feet apart so tents weren't crammed together and there was plenty of space. I liked staying in a hotel, and though we were 5 miles away, there was a mini rally at the hotel each night. There were always people in the parking lot or in the lobby or bar to talk to. The only drawback to staying in a hotel was not being able to drink at the rally in the evenings. Getting to and from the fairgrounds could be a problem with traffic at certain times of the day, but I traveled outside the morning and evening rush hour and really didn't have a problem. Attendance was 5866 I think, so the fairgrounds could easily handle it. I hated to see the rally end, but all good things come to an end, so off to the hotel we went to pack. We turned in with alarms set for 5am.
We left the hotel before 6 under cloudy skies with cool temperatures and it was quite windy. I headed north on I-35 towards Duluth. About an hour north of St Paul I stopped for a pancake breakfast.
I had seen a black R1200S in the McDonalds parking lot next door and as I headed up the road I saw the same S by the side of the road. I stopped, but he was only digging out his rain gear as you could see showers ahead. I rode through a couple of showers and as I neared Duluth it got chillier. At one point I thought a squall line was approaching me but it was fog bank. I stopped at a rest stop briefly since I could hardly see.
Since this wasn't the kind of fog that would lift anytime soon, I pushed on slowly.
Last year when I was returning from the Oregon National I passed through Duluth and was struck by the view i had south of town. I had read the best view of Duluth is from Enger Tower in Enger Park so I headed there with not much hope of seeing anything.
The view was a bit disappointing.
It was less foggy by the lake and I picked up MN 61 along the Superior shoreline. Eventually the view improved somewhat and you start to see how large Superior really is.
I pulled into Gooseberry Falls SP as it started to rain pretty steadily. As I walked to the visitor center I met Pete who had flown to Seattle to pick up an airhead GS and was riding it home to NYC with a stop at the rally. We talked for quite a bit and decided to ride north together. We headed out under somewhat improving conditions and stopped briefly at Split Rock Lighthouse.
Pete wanted to push on so we eventually parted as I was in no hurry. I stopped at Temperance River for a walk through the woods and along the lake shore.
I eventually stopped at one of the picnic spots along the lake for a peanut butter tortilla I like to eat while traveling.
The lake water sure was cold!
Grand Marais was an interesting town and I took a longer stop there at the harbor.
MN 61 was a great ride as it hugged the lake shoreline and I stopped plenty, especially as it started to warm a little and it became sunny.
My last stop was at Grand Portage to look around the recreated village there and I headed for the Canadian Border. After answering most of the border agent's questions correctly, I was allowed to enter Canada.
I headed north on route 61 and was initially disappointed, as the road left the lake and I had been spoiled by the views in Minnesota. The road itself was fun to ride and wasn't too crowded but I was hoping for more lake views. I headed through Thunder Bay. At one of the rest stops I met a Maine rider heading home. The road heading north had lots of beemers homeward bound, with many of them being Ontario riders.
My destination for the night was Sleeping Giant Provincial Park. I eventually reached the turnoff and headed south down the peninsula, which forms part of Thunder Bay. The park is at the southern end down a 20 mile or so two lane road. It was a great ride, and I eventually reached the park, arriving around 7, now being back on eastern time.
I saw a fox and a couple of deer when I was coming down the road. This was a really nice park and I had a campsite right on the water.
You can see the sleeping giant profile. It reminded me of the Easter Island statues that have fallen over.
Each campsite had steps down to the water to make access easier and probably avoid erosion from people walking on the banks. It was a perfect place to watch the sun set and take your evening medicinal whiskey.
Being that far north and at the western end of the time zone, it was light till after 10. At one point a fox came trotting through camp and not a %^$#$ was given.
After a long day on the road, I slept well.
I awoke to a cool morning, but thankfully not foggy, and headed out a little after 7. My destination was Pancake Bay Provincial Park near Sault Ste Marie.
At the very southern end of the peninsula is the old silver mining town of Silver Islet.
The ride back up the length of the peninsula was great fun as there was nobody out on the roads yet. When I got back to the Trans Canada, I gassed up and headed east. The run up to Nipigon is away from the lake and there weren't many views. The section from Nipigon to Marathon is really good as it follows the lake more closely.
Nipigon harbor.
This stretch had scenic view pullouts, rest stops and waterfront towns to visit, so I didn't make very good time through here, but I was in no hurry. There was a lot of road construction on bridges so there were one lane roads with lots of stops. A couple of times I found myself next to a motorcyclist, one who told me of an alternate route when I got closer to Ottawa and one I ended up next to a couple of times and he told me of an upcoming scenic view where we pulled over to continue our conversation. I probably talked to him for an hour, but he was a local rider and was fun to talk to. I like diversions like this when out traveling.
Shots from the Nipigon to Marathon stretch.
I was quite chilly, though wearing most of my layers. I had my electric jacket on put had not hooked it up. My rider friend mentioned it was unseasonably cool and it would get cooler beyond Terrace Bay but warm up beyond Marathon. He was right about the first point but not about the second. It never got warm and I was a bit chilled all day.


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Lanza's father finally speaks
Says son's act 'couldn't get any more evil'
|A state police trooper investigates outside Sandy Hook Elementary School after a gunman shot and killed 26 people inside the building on Dec. 14, 2012. Peter Lanza, the father of gunman Adam Lanza, said his son's act "couldn't get any more evil." RA Archive
NEW YORK -- In his most extensive comments about the 2012 Connecticut school massacre, the father of gunman Adam Lanza describes his struggle to comprehend what his son did -- an act that "couldn't get any more evil" -- and how he now wishes his son had never been born.
Peter Lanza also told The New Yorker magazine in a series of interviews last fall that he believes Adam would have killed him, too, if he had the chance. And he often contemplates what he could have done differently in his relationship with Adam, although he believes the killings couldn't have been predicted.
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conservative1 wrote on Mar 11, 2014 8:18 AM:
" It's a little late. He should have reported the wife for having guns available to a NUT JOB. He is partly to blame. "
Lock and Load wrote on Mar 11, 2014 9:08 AM:
" ....and again, please explain for me just what the rationale was for Dannel's anti-gun law that punishes law-abiding citizens for the muderous acts of the person who's father wished he'd never been born? "
Bob wrote on Mar 11, 2014 9:18 AM:
" I am not so sure anyone could have predicted this. Being a rich banker accountant who probably spends many hours working I wonder if they investigated the illegals that probably raised him. I always laugh at the scorn of rich people when their kids skins a knee and they cry for the au pair. But , Mommy, i want my aupair. lol "
3rd GenT wrote on Mar 11, 2014 5:01 PM:
" As a parent, I don't think I could ever say that I wished on of my children was never born, no mater what they did. I might say I wish I did more or maybe things could have been different if he'd received the help he desperately needed. I'd say my heart was aching for all the pain and suffering my child caused. And I'd like to believe I'd take action to see that something was done to helps kids like this as much as possible or prevent them from being a threat to society.
Saying you wish your child was never born seems self-centered and a convenient escape. From what I've read, Adam was a normal child until about 13 - how could any true father sincerely say he wished that time had never happened? "
Saying you wish your child was never born seems self-centered and a convenient escape. From what I've read, Adam was a normal child until about 13 - how could any true father sincerely say he wished that time had never happened? "
GAS wrote on Mar 11, 2014 5:49 PM:
" L&L; It gave the Democrat a reason to bow to the anti gun political donors, and pass useless gun laws. It also gave the Democrats something to brag about! It also angered thousands of gun owners off, that will be carried into the voting booth!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! And last of all , there are probably more guns in Connecticut now in the history of the state because of the new laws than would have been . No wonder the crime rate went down! "
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Hope you are out getting shitty tonight at the bars!
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Have Another Hit Of Colorado Sunshine
Happy Birthday Rage Patton.
Have a ragin' good day.
Haha, thanks everyone!
Thanks for the picture Ron. If I am ever in Colorado, I will give you a call! Also, when I see you at Vegoose, I will have to be sure to get a picture with the washer.
Brokendoll, that has been your best misuse of text colouring and dancing pink elephants yet. Thank you!
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Thanks for the advice captncrzy. I am going to a mexican restaurant with my girlfriend tonight. So there will probably tequila. But no wine.
Oh, by the way everyone, my name is Josh, as you may or may not know. Feel free to refer to me as Josh and/or Rage Patton, I will answer to both.
Thanks again everyone!
Have a happy birthday, Josh. Or don't.
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A teenage dream, so hard to beat...
Happy Birthday Josh Da Man.
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Happy B-Day Josh! Hopefully you will get a late present and Gogol and The Battles wont conflict! Cheers buddy!
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Gains and plateaus, for whatever reason, are part of our path - and we have to accept that - because we are in it for the long haul. What we did in the past was get angry at ourselves, get discouraged, feel like failures or why bother and maybe even give up. That led us to where we are today - heavy and miserable with being heavy.
Is that really the type of person we are now committed to being? Are we people who think healthy is only worth it if we get instant gratification from the scale too? Does every breath, that we can now take more easily matter? What about every step that we take, that is one more step than yesterday, is that important?
If the numbers on the scale are the only thing that can grant us happiness and peace - we should take some white out to the little window and then pencil in the numbers we want to see, because everyone deserves to be happy.
If getting fit and healthy is what we want then this is a challenge and an opportunity! If we know what we are doing is good for us then we need to "stick to our guns" - because this is our body's way of saying that what we are doing is great and it's ready for the next step! More veggies, more exercise, more hydration!
Shake off the sad! We need to love ourselves today, not just the future, perfect us! We have lumps and bumps and gains and sads and that is OK because WE WILL NOT STOP!


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thanks for that, but I already have that part under control.
The thing is, now that I have it up and running, I am uncertain as to
configuring a basic record log.
I mean, I could play around...make a couple of mistakes and who knows,
maybe a month later figure out all together how it works.
I could just read the user manual.
The only trouble is that the user manual is outdated, or so it would seem,
and is not being posted on the MyDNSConfig home page.
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June 21 (Bloomberg) -- Deacons Kenya Ltd., a Kenyan clothing retailer, plans to start trading its shares on the nation's bourse "early next year," Chairman Peter Njoka said.
"Taking into account the auditing process and approval process, we are aiming to do it soonest," Njoka told shareholders today in the capital, Nairobi.
The Nairobi Stock Exchange, sub-Saharan Africa's worst performer this year, is targeting five listings this year, Chief Executive Officer Peter Mwangi said on April 1. CFC Insurance Holding Ltd., CFC Stanbic Holding Ltd.'s insurance unit, started trading on April 21, making it Kenya's first listing in 28 months.
British American Insurance Co. and TransCentury Ltd., a Kenyan investor in infrastructure projects, are among companies that plan to trade on the exchange. Co-Operative Bank of Kenya Ltd., the country's third-biggest lender by assets, started trading its shares in December 2008.
Deacons sold 701 million shillings ($8 million) of stock in December, short of its 800 million-shilling target, to fund an expansion in its home market and neighboring nations. The company plans to open its first store in Rwanda in October and add another one in Uganda, Chief Executive Officer Muchiri Wahome said today. Presently Deacons has stores in Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania, he said.
Profit climbed 36 percent to 108.5 million shillings in the year through December. The company plans to boost the number to 33 from 25 by the end of this year, Wahome said.
Deacons has distribution agreements with South African retailers including Mr Price Group Ltd., Truworths International Ltd., Woolworths Holdings Ltd., and with German sporting-goods maker Adidas AG. Its own brands include 4U2, Angelo and Life Fitness, according to the statement. The company began operations in 1958 with a distribution agreement for Marks & Spencer Group Plc in East Africa for 22 years.
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Rochester, N.Y.- U.S. Attorney William J. Hochul said four defendants have been charged with narcotics trafficking since January 31, in what the attorneys office is calling one of the largest cocaine seizures in Rochester history.
According to investigators, on January 31, Manuel Rivera was arrested after officers recovered two kilograms of cocaine at the defendants residence on Seneca Manor Drive in Rochester. Rivera is charged with conspiracy to possess 500 grams or more of cocaine with intent to distribute.
On February 4, Christopher Kendrick was arrested on February 4 on 490 near Chili with 24 kilograms of suspected cocaine. He is charged with possession with intent to distribute 10 kilograms or more of cocaine.
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The first day of the match between Tamil Nadu and Karnataka in Chennai was dominated by the hosts' batsmen and the trend continued on day 2. Tamil Nadu resumed on 260/2 and added 278 more runs before declaring on 538/4, their highest score against Karnataka. The innings included half centuries by each of their top 6, with two of them going on to convert it into three figure scores. When the day started, there was a sense of excitement among the people in the stadium surrounding the possibility of a maiden first class century by 18 year old Baba Aparajith, and the youngster didn't disappoint. He was not as fluent as he was yesterday and took a more cautious approach, which was understandable given the impending milestone. His senior partner - Badrinath - fell early in the day to a bat-pad catch off Sunil Raju but Aparajith carried on and went past the three figure mark. However, he couldn't add much to his tally; the ultra-cautious approach in the first hour ultimately led to a rush of blood and he was stumped off Appanna for 112. That was the last Tamil Nadu wicket to fall for the day - Dinesh Karthik and R Prasanna made sure that there were no mid-innings hiccups and added exactly 200 runs for the fifth wicket. The partnership, and the Karnataka team, was dominated by Dinesh Karthik. The wickets of Aparajith and Badrinath might have given the visitors a bit of hope but Karthik's aggressive approach, right from the start, nullified it completely. He used his feet to the spinners and employed the reverse sweep to good effect as well, finding the boundaries regularly. He took a particular liking to Sunil Raju and scored 3 of his 4 sixes against the off spinner. Karnataka's tired approach on the field didn't help either - they looked deflated with each minute and even missed a stumping chance off Dinesh Karthik when he was on 86. Karthik's presence in the middle kept the scoreboard ticking at a fast rate, but there was a phase where he went into his shell; he took 16 balls to move from 97 to 98 but once he crossed that small passage of play, he continued his dominance. His 17th first class century, which took just 132 balls, came up with a stepped out crash-drive through extra cover off Sunil Raju and he went on to celebrate the landmark by smashing two more boundaries in the same over. Meanwhile at the other end, Prasanna donned the sheet anchor's role to perfection and helped himself to a half century as well. The session after Tea saw some quick runs from the duo as Tamil Nadu batted towards a declaration. The hosts crossed 531 - their previous highest total against Karnataka - and the declaration came soon after Karthik brought up his 150 with a six off Abhimanyu Mithun. Karnataka's openers - KB Pawan and Uthappa - saw through the tricky phase of 10 overs without any damage, but will have a lot of work in the next 2 days if they are to get anywhere close to TN's total. Players' speak Baba Aparajith: It feels really good to score my 1st first class century. I was just desperate for it. I couldn't do it last year, so I was determined today. Batting at number 3 is comfortable for me, I prefer batting up in the order. I batted there for the U-19 World Cup team as well, but it is upto the team management. The transition from U-19 to first class is tough and challenging. You have to concentrate a lot harder, but you just have to play your natural game and do what you know, rather than trying too much. Dinesh Karthik: Everything went according to plan. We were looking at 450+ so we are happy with what we got in the end. It was a great start for Aparajith. I wish he builds on from here. Everyone knows his potential. It is going to be an interesting game from here on. Only four wickets have fallen in two days but somehow I get the feeling that four wickets are a little too less on this pitch. We have some new faces in the bowling department and it will be a challenge for our young spinners.
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Jamison Rowe homered in the Pack's 10-5 victory at NMSU.
April 5, 2012
LAS CRUCES, N.M. - The University of Nevada (16-12, 1-0 WAC) baseball team opened Western Athletic Conference play with a 10-5 victory at Presley Askew Field over New Mexico State (23-9, 0-1 WAC) on Thursday night. With the victory the Wolf Pack improved to 16-12 on the season while the Aggies had their 14-game win streak snapped and stand at 23-9.
Trailing 2-1 heading to the top of the third inning the Pack scored three times and never trailed again on the way to the victory. Catcher Carlos Escobar's double scored two of the runs and the Pack never trailed the rest of the way. NMSU closed within a run at 4-3 but Nevada scored in each of the last four innings to hold off the Aggies.
Right hander Bradey Shipley (5-2) won his fifth game of the season allowing three runs, two earned in six innings on the mound. Ryan Beck (3-2) suffered the loss giving up six runs, five earned in his six innings of work.
Brooks Klein (2-for-3,R,RBI), Kewby Meyer (2-for-4,R,2RBI), Ryan Teel (2-for-4,R,RBI) and Garrett Yrigoyen (2-for-4,2R,) and Escobar (2-for-3,3RBI) each had two hits for the Pack as they totaled 13 in the game. Escobar drove in a game-high three. Jamison Rowe and Tommy Niebergall each hit solo homer runs. It was the first home run for Niebergall playing for the Pack.
Tanner Waite (2-for-3,R) and Kyle Phillips (2-for-4,RBI) had two hits each for the Aggies. Designated hitter Cody Edwards hit a solo home run to give NMSU a 2-1 lead after two innings.
Game two of the series is scheduled for 5:05 p.m. PT on Friday.
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Nevada at New Mexico State - Play-by-Play
Apr 05, 2012 at Las Cruces, N.M. (Presley Askew Field)
Score by Innings R H E
Nevada.................. 103 002 112 - 10 13 1
New Mexico State.... 111 000 110 - 5 8 1
Nevada 1st
Anderson, J. singled to center field (3-2 KBBBK). Anderson, J. advanced to
second on a passed ball. Rowe, J. struck out looking (2-2 BKBKK). Klein, B.
flied out to lf (1-1 BS). Meyer, Kewby singled through the right side, RBI (1-0
B); Anderson, J. scored, unearned. Byler, A. reached on a fielder's choice (1-1
KB); Meyer, Kewby out at second 2b to ss. 1 run, 2 hits, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
New Mexico State 1st
Waite, T. singled to center field (2-2 BBKK). Karraker, B. struck out swinging
(2-2 BKKFBS); Waite, T. out at second c to 2b, caught stealing. Hipp, P.
doubled to right field (3-2 BBKSB). Voight, Z. doubled to center field, RBI
(2-1 KBB); Hipp, P. scored. Fisher, Z. hit by pitch (2-2 BSK). Fisher, Z.
advanced to second on a balk; Voight, Z. advanced to third on a balk. Phillips,
K. lined out to lf (2-1 BBK). 1 run, 3 hits, 0 errors, 2 LOB.
New Mexico State 2nd
Edwards, C. homered to left center, RBI (3-1 BBKB). Rust, T. grounded out to 1b
unassisted (3-2 BBBKS). Griffin, B. struck out swinging (2-2 BKBSS). Waite, T.
walked (3-1 BBBKB). Karraker, B. reached on a fielder's choice (1-1 KB); Waite,
T. out at second 3b to 2b. 1 run, 1 hit, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
Nevada 3rd
Klein, B. walked (3-0 BBBB). Meyer, Kewby singled to left center (1-1 KB);
Klein, B. advanced to third. Byler, A. struck out swinging (0-2 SKS). Teel,
Ryan singled up the middle, RBI (0-0); Meyer, Kewby advanced to second; Klein,
B. scored. Yrigoyen, G. popped up to 1b (0-1 K). Escobar, C. doubled to left
center, 2 RBI (3-1 BKBB); Teel, Ryan scored; Meyer, Kewby scored. Kohan, J.
flied out to rf (1-1 BS). 3 runs, 3 hits, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
New Mexico State 3rd
Hipp, P. walked (3-1 BBBKB). Voight, Z. flied out to rf (1-1 BK). Fisher, Z.
flied out to lf down the lf line (1-1 BK). Phillips, K. singled through the
left side (1-2 KBSF); Hipp, P. advanced to third. Phillips, K. advanced to
second on a passed ball; Hipp, P. scored on a passed ball, unearned. Edwards,
C. struck out swinging (2-2 BBKKS). 1 run, 1 hit, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
Nevada 6th
Kohan, J. struck out looking (3-2 KBSBBK). Anderson, J. hit by pitch (3-1
BBBK). Rowe, J. walked (3-1 BBBKB); Anderson, J. advanced to second. Klein, B.
singled through the right side, RBI (0-1 K); Rowe, J. advanced to third;
Anderson, J. scored. Meyer, Kewby flied out to rf, SF, RBI (1-1 BF); Rowe, J.
scored. Byler, A. grounded out to 2b (1-1 FB). 2 runs, 1 hit, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
Nevada 7th
Mack, T. to p for Beck, R.. Teel, Ryan flied out to lf to left center (3-2
BBFKB). Yrigoyen, G. hit by pitch (1-0). Escobar, C. singled, advanced to
second on the throw (0-2 KS); Yrigoyen, G. advanced to third. Kohan, J. struck
out swinging (2-2 BFFBS). Ross, T. to p for Mack, T.. Escobar, C. advanced to
third on a wild pitch; Yrigoyen, G. scored on a wild pitch. Anderson, J. lined
out to 1b (2-1 BBS). 1 run, 1 hit, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
New Mexico State 7th
Gorden, Kody to p for Shipley, B.. Waite, T. walked (3-2 KKBBBB). Karraker, B.
popped up to ss to center field (0-2 KS). Hipp, P. walked (3-0 BBBB); Waite, T.
advanced to second. Voight, Z. reached on a fielder's choice (1-2 BKS); Hipp,
P. out at second 2b to ss; Waite, T. advanced to third. Fisher, Z. walked (3-1
BBBKB); Voight, Z. advanced to second. Blueberg, C. to p for Gorden, Kody.
Phillips, K. walked, RBI (3-2 KBSBBFB); Fisher, Z. advanced to second; Voight,
Z. advanced to third; Waite, T. scored. Edwards, C. grounded out to 2b (2-1
BSB). 1 run, 0 hits, 0 errors, 3 LOB.
Nevada 8th
Rowe, J. homered to left field, RBI (2-1 KBB). Klein, B. singled through the
right side (2-1 BKB). Meyer, Kewby reached on a fielder's choice, bunt (0-0);
Klein, B. out at second p to ss. Meyer, Kewby out at second p to 1b to ss,
picked off. Byler, A. lined out to 1b (2-1 FBB). 1 run, 2 hits, 0 errors, 0
New Mexico State 8th
McClaren, J. to p for Blueberg, C.. Hunt, Kyle to ss for Byler, A.. Yrigoyen,
G. to 3b. Rust, T. walked (3-2 KBBFBB). Griffin, B. flied out to rf to right
center (1-2 BFF). Waite, T. singled through the right side (1-1 BK); Rust, T.
advanced to second. Karraker, B. reached on a throwing error by p (1-1 BF);
Waite, T. advanced to second; Rust, T. advanced to third. Karraker, B. advanced
to second on a wild pitch; Waite, T. advanced to third on a wild pitch; Rust,
T. scored on a wild pitch. Hipp, P. walked (3-1 BKBBB). Van Gaver, E to p for
McClaren, J.. Voight, Z. struck out swinging (2-2 BBKFS). Fisher, Z. struck out
swinging (2-2 BKKBS). 1 run, 1 hit, 1 error, 3 LOB.
Nevada 9th
Mott, E. to p for Ross, T.. Niebergall pinch hit for Teel, Ryan. Niebergall
homered to left field, RBI (1-0 B). Yrigoyen, G. tripled to right center (1-2
KBF). Escobar, C. flied out to lf to left center, SF, RBI (0-0); Yrigoyen, G.
scored. Kohan, J. flied out to rf (3-2 KBSBB). Kraft, R. to p for Mott, E..
Anderson, J. grounded out to 1b unassisted (1-2 BKS). 2 runs, 2 hits, 0 errors,
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Wednesday, October 29, 2014 - Swimming & Diving
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Tuesday, October 14, 2014 - Rifle
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Monday, October 13, 2014 - Golf
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