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Waskowiak earns Almanac MVP honors for girls' basketballPublished Apr 10, 2013 at 10:02 am (Updated Apr 10, 2013 at 10:02 am)
Erin Waskowiak leads The Almanac Elite Eleven girls' all-star list. The Bishop Canevin senior averaged 16 points, 8 rebounds, 8 steals and 7 assists per game.
Erin Waskowiak (center) enjoyed her finest moment in her scholastic career when she helped Bishop Canevin secure its first PIAA title for girls' basketball. She is pictured with her starting teammates Johnie Olkosky, Celina DiPietro, Carly Forse and Gina Vallecorsa.
Erin Waskowiak soars to the hoop during Bishop Canevin's 45-38 win over York Catholic in the PIAA finals. The senior point guard supplied five points, seven rebounds, all defensive, dished up six assists and collected two steals in leading the Crusaders to their first state banner in girls' basketball.
By placing herself second to others, Erin Waskowiak ranks second to none in athletics as well as life.
A hot shot, averaging 20.4 points per game as a junior, Waskowiak assumed the role of a distributor her senior season and put Bishop Canevin on the scholastic basketball map. She led the Crusaders to their first district as well as state championship.
"Erin sacrificed her personal statistics for the team," said her coach Tim Joyce. "She led her team on a magical run. Her unselfish play made her teammates better and led us to victory."
Two-thirds of the way through the 2012-13 season, Joyce moved Waskowiak to the point guard position on offense. She responded. So did the Crusaders. They avenged two disappointing defeats to their arch rival, including a 66-35 thrashing, and unseated Seton-La Salle as the WPIAL and PIAA champions. Canevin defeated the Rebels, 56-47, in the district final at the AJ Palumbo Center. The Crusaders then beat SLS, 41-36, to reach the state finals. Once in Hershey, Waskowiak continued to shine. She dished up six assists, pulled down seven rebounds, supplied two steals to go along with five points as Canevin dispatched York Catholic, 45-38, in the Class AA championship contest at Giant Center.
In bringing a state banner to Canevin, Waskowiak also won acclaim for herself. She gained the attention of Pennsylvania's sports writers, who named her to its All-State squad. That honor goes along with her section, WPIAL and Almanac laurels. In addition to first-team accolades, Waskowiak has been named Almanac Most Valuable player for girls' basketball.
According to Joyce, Waskowiak is the "complete all-around player." Her statistics bear out that fact. Though her points-per-game average plummeted to 16 this season, Waskowiak managed seven assists per game. She also grabbed eight rebounds and swiped eight passes an outing.
"Erin is athletic, quick and skilled," Joyce said. "She can shoot the three, beat defenders off the dribble or post them up. She has excellent vision on the court and is a great passer."
Waskowiak credits all she knows to her cousin, Josh March. She says he got her started in basketball. "He taught me all I know," said the 19-year-old daughter of Kelli and Ed Waskowiak.
Waskowiak began playing organized ball in fourth grade. After a successful career at Bishop Leonard/Mary of the Mount Academy, she enrolled at Bishop Canevin. In four years, she helped the Crusaders compile an 89-23 record. A four-time WPIAL and PIAA participant, she saw her team fall to SLS in the district semifinals as a sophomore and finals as a junior. So, this season proved special.
"I was so happy with the way my senior year ended. All our hard work paid off. It was a fitting finish."
Waskowiak, however, isn't quite through with her scholastic career. She will participate in the Hoops For Cure on April 27 at Chartiers Valley. It will be a cherished reunion for Waskowiak as she will play once again with her teammates Celina DiPietro and Carly Forse.
"It's going to be fun. The hard part about not playing anymore is that I don't get to see my teammates and my coach," she said. "I miss that a lot."
Other than that, Waskowiak is ready to move on with her career. A Duquesne University recruit, she will be the first member of her family to play in college. "I'm ready," said Waskowiak, who has two siblings, Patrick and Amanda. "I'm ready for the next phase of my life."
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At the scholastic level, however, Waskowiak had all the right moves. In fact, she possessed enough of them to garner The Almanac's top honor as MVP.
"I'm glad that I was chosen," she said. "I'm really happy and honored because there were so many good players out there."
Few players are as physically decorated as Waskowiak. She sports four tattoos. Two adorn her neck. Two others, including the cross with the roses on her left arm, are a tribute to her best friend, Will, who is still recovering from injuries he incurred from a serious automobile accident four years ago.
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The exchange is a significant milestone in the evolution of Greece's sovereign crisis and removes one important source of uncertainty plaguing European sovereign and bank debt markets. Yet even with the debt exchange reducing Greece's debt burden by more than €100 billion and the Troika programme providing lower financing costs, the risk of Greece defaulting after the debt exchange has been completed remains high.
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It was big enough for a meal, but the unusual catch was better off in the hands of researchers.
"That shrimp was definitely big enough for a shrimp dog, but we froze it instead," said Mary Bryan Carlyle, who was with a group of friends who caught a jumbo Asian tiger shrimp this week in Carteret County waters.
Carlyle said they were in a canal at the mouth of the Broad Creek, out to catch some shrimp for a Labor Day dinner. When Jacob Clark pulled in his cast net, there was the one tiger shrimp and green tails, which they were after.
They had seen pictures of tiger shrimp and guessed this huge, black shrimp, which Carlyle estimated was 8 inches long, was one of them. They turned it over to Carlyle's neighbor, who works at the N.C. Division of Marine Fisheries, so she could pass it on to biologists to confirm.
The report is the latest of only a handful so far this year. The three other reports have been from Hubert, Oak Island and Oriental.
Those few reports may not indicate tiger shrimp are scarce in Eastern North Carolina waters, however.
Dr. James Morris, a marine ecologist at NOAA's Center for Coastal Fisheries and Habitat Research in Beaufort, said reports tend to drop as fishermen become more familiar with a species.
"People get used to them," he said. "They've seen them before and don't tend to report sightings."
Morris, who conducts research on invasive species, said tiger shrimp are seen more in the fall and more reported sightings could appear. However, he said, they may need to look at new strategies for gauging the presence of the tiger shrimp, such as the use of monitoring programs by fisheries agencies.
But research to-date indicates tiger shrimp have a presence in North Carolina waters.
"It's a little early this time of year for sightings, but we're still seeing them and they are widespread," Morris said.
Asian tiger shrimp are native to the western Indo Pacific, where they are a popular aquaculture species.
How they reached North Carolina is unclear. Some have escaped from an aquaculture facility. Others could have been swept on ocean currents from wild populations in the Caribbean or ship ballast waters.
About 300 tiger shrimp were collected off the coasts of South Carolina, Georgia and Florida in 1988 after the release from an aquaculture facility in South Carolina. But there are no longer any known tiger shrimp farms in the United States.
According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, that was an isolated incident, and it wasn't until 2008 that reports of the non-native shrimp arose.
Trish Murphey, a biologist with the Division of Marine Fisheries, has been recording reports of tiger shrimp in North Carolina since that time.
After receiving reports of 16 tiger shrimp being caught off the North Carolina coast in 2008 and 20 in 2009, that number spiked to 257 in 2011. Sam Meadow, a commercial fisherman from Cedar Point, contributed to the 2011 numbers after catching 32 tiger shrimp in the Cape Fear area and bringing them back to Carteret County to show.
The 2011 reports followed Hurricane Irene, which passed through in August and may have been a contributing factor.
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"The fact that they are here is a concern," Murphey said.
As an invasive species, there are concerns about impacts on the native shrimp, displacing them from their natural habitat. There can also be transmissions of disease.
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Species such as the non-native lionfish have reached invasion status in North Carolina. If tiger shrimp keep growing in numbers, they could follow suit.
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They hadn't yet reached the large size that tiger shrimp are known for but were definitely not North Carolina shrimp.
"One looked like a mix of a bunch of different shrimp," Roberts said.
They contacted the Division of Marine Fisheries as well, aware that fisheries officials had asked fishermen to report any tiger shrimp they catch.
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DMF Biologist Murphey said tiger shrimp are not currently a species they monitor through the division's formal sampling program, but biologists report them if they catch any.
And the tiger shrimp have been caught from Albemarle and Core Sounds south to Cape Fear.
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Bluefield, WV - The Pfeiffer men's basketball team (4-15) roared back from a 23 point deficit to force overtime, but the Falcons fell to Bluefield St. by a final score of 120-114 on Wednesday evening. Sophomore guard AJ Clark scored 32 points and dished out 12 assists to record his first career double-double. Fellow sophomore David McNair added a double-double of his own with 15 points and 13 rebounds, while adding four assists and two steals.
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Pfeiffer held the lead on three occasions in the extra period but had four turnovers and shot only 2-for-7 from the field. Dunning scored seven of his team's 12 overtime points and carried his team to victory.
Andrew Guerrero also had a tremendous performance for Pfeiffer, scoring 14 of his 16 points in the second half. Freshman Connor Dahn broke his career high of 17 points, which he set in Pfeiffer's last game, with an 18-point performance.
The Falcons were without leading scorer, Mike Smith, who missed his first game of the season.
Led by McNair's 13 boards, Pfeiffer dominated the glass and held a 46-25 advantage on the boards. The Falcons shot 53.9 percent from the field and connected on seven three pointers, but were undone by 26 turnovers.
Bluefield St. shot 51.4 percent from the field and made 80.5 percent of their free throws on the night.
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SPARTANBURG, S.C. A pair of goals by Kirsten Bartsch (Leesburg, VA) and Sam Brown (Linthicum, MD) helped Pfeiffer University score a 4-1 road win at Converse on Saturday afternoon in Conference Carolinas womens soccer action. The victory pushes the Lady Falcons unbeaten streak to seven matches, winning their last five-straight outright. Pfeiffer improves to 7-3-3 overall, 4-1-2 in conference play.
Converse struck first on Saturday and carried a 1-0 lead into the half with Aundi Hunters goal in the 41st minute. After a quick halftime break, Bartsch put the Lady Falcons on the board just 55 seconds into the second period with an unassisted tally for her fifth of the season. Brown would register the next two team goals in the 49th and 60th minutes, beating Converse keeper Ashley Mercuri one-on-one and taking a cross from Bartsch on the hour. Bartsch clanked her second goal off the left post deflecting it in for the games final score.
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MARS HILL, N.C. - The Mars Hill Lions women's soccer team lost their home opener Friday night to Pfeiffer University in the Ammons Family Athletic Center and Meares Stadium, 3-1. MHC fell to 0-4 on the season while the Falcons improved to 1-0-1.
Kirsten Bartsch got the Falcons on the board first at the 19:17 mark when she hit a shot off the wing from 10 yards out. The goal was unassisted. Sam Brown put Pfeiffer up 2-0 with under two minutes left in the first frame (43:05) when she scored off a corner kick sent in by Kaylie Lawing. The Lions went into the locker room at halftime trailing, 2-0.
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The USSA Northern J4/5 series resumed this past weekend at Squaw Valley with two days of racing.
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Diamond Peak's Casey Delaney enjoyed his first victory of the season in impressive fashion while Winston Pretti raced into a second-place finish for the J4 men, giving Diamond Peak a 1-2 finish on the podium.
Belle Johnson also put down two impressive runs as she took second place for the J4 ladies, and Emily Donahue earned a medal with a top-15 finish. For the J5s, Julia Holm took the podium for the ladies with her third-place finish and Matthew Smallhouse earned a medal with his 13th place for J5 men.
The venues were flipped on Sunday and conditions were especially firm and slick after lower temperatures moved in on Saturday night. Diamond Peak continued to impress with Pretti and Delaney both earning medals with very respectable fourth- and fifth-place finishes in the J4 men's dual-panel slalom. Johnson skied to a sixth-place finish for the ladies.
All three of these Diamond Peak athletes — Delaney, Pretti and Johnson — have been invited to the J4 performance camp at Sugar Bowl on Feb. 25-26.
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Women's Volleyball Picked 8th in Preseason Coaches Poll; Open Up Friday at Francis Marion
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HIGH POINT, N.C. - Lees-McRae College women's volleyball team has been voted as the preseason favorite for the 2012 season. Lees-McRae enters a new era this season under James Goodridge, who has served as the head coach of the Bobcats mens volleyball team for the past two years. The Bobcats are primed to continue the programs recent success over the last 14 years, carrying a 58-match winning streak in Conference Carolinas play into the season, which ranks second among active streaks at the NCAA Division II level. Pfeiffer University, also under a new head coach in Greg Walker, was selected 8th heading into their season openers at Francis Marion this weekend.
With a veteran corps led by seniors Megan Mitchell, Taylor Clendenin, Dana Oliver, as well as a strong recruiting class, the Bobcats are well-positioned in their quest for the programs conference-record 14th league title and a deep run into the NCAA Tournament.
Lees-McRae Womens Volleyball is very honored to be named as the top team in the preseason polls, expressed Goodridge. However, we understand that it is not how you start, but how you finish. With this mindset, we will work hard to defend this preseason ranking and earn the top spot in the end of the season polls. This is not an easy task as the conference has gotten stronger each year that I have been here. With our own coaching change, we can expect an uphill battle. But, the team and the coaching staff are prepared for it, and we all look forward to the challenge.
The Queens University of Charlotte Volleyball team is coming into the 2012 season after setting the school record for wins and winning the East Division of Conference Carolinas. With the program only graduating three seniors last year the Royals are poised to build on their overall record of 23-9 and 15-2 in conference. Queens is returning 12 players including Keri Kemp, Lindsey Everhart, and Anna Gibbs, all three of whom led the Royals offense and were in the top four in kills on the team. The Royals defense will be once again anchored by libero Jocelyn Kellinger who led the team with 405 digs. Queens will be led by second year head coach Lettie Wilkes who will be joined by first year assistant Tammi Fries.
Erskine College is anchored by two-time all-conference honoree, senior libero Brooke Dodge and senior defensive specialist Bailey Thornton, Erskine led the conference in digs, averaging 16.4 digs per set. Offensively, Erskine must replace their two top threats in Sandra Campbell, last years conference player of the year, and Jamie Murray, a two-time all-conference honoree. The Flying Fleet do return senior setter Larz Chabra, a three-time all-conference honoree, who will once again direct the Fleet attack. Erskine will lean heavily on their two senior outside hitters, Liz Massey, two-time all-conference honoree, and Lauren Stewart.
King College finished fourth in the poll with Limestone fifth followed by Belmont Abbey, Mount Olive, Pfeiffer, Coker, North Greenville, Barton, and Converse respectively rounding-out the poll standings.
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Kinston High School boys basketball coach Perry Tyndall has spent all but four years of his life in this town. Those four years away from Lenoir County were spent in a little town in Orange County — Chapel Hill — where he won his first state championship as a head coach on Saturday.
This wasn't Tyndall's first title as a coach — he won three as an assistant to Wells Gulledge in 2008, 2010 and 2012 — but you could tell what it meant to him.
His first comments to a packed media room in the bowels of the Dean E. Smith Center were to thank God, and then his family. It didn't take him long, though, to share what the dual championships of his team and Kinston girls basketball coach Hubert Quinerly's team means to the city of Kinston.
The city was well represented in the Dean Dome, as the baby blue seats were filled with thousands of cheering green-clad Vikings fans.
"When you think about Kinston basketball and the tradition and history of Kinston basketball, there's no better place to be," Tyndall said. "To be able to come home and bring two (titles) back to our community, and to see our community huddle around all of us, it's been pretty special."
He paused for a moment and continued.
"You saw out there what Kinston basketball means to our community," Tyndall said, pointing out the door of the media room. "What a special place. I love that town."
It's amazing how it always seems there are key seniors on every rendition of these Vikings; this year, the seniors were led by Josh Dawson, who became the first player in city history to win three hoops titles. He was joined by the powerful Denzel Keyes, VeQuain Joyner, Jeremy Taylor and four other seniors who closed their careers with a title.
Saturday marked the 19th time a Kinston or Grainger boys basketball team had advanced to an NCHSAA basketball championship game (for records purposes, the association doesn't recognize Adkin's runs since it was in a different association). With one of the nation's top players in the Class of 2015 on the team in Brandon Ingram, along with a talented bunch of underclassmen returning (including Andrew Lopez, Darnell Dunn, Qwarri Ham, Tiquan Canady and others), there's no reason to think the Vikings won't have a chance to defend their title next year.
Saturday's event marked the first time a Kinston or Grainger girls squad had made it to a championship game, though.
It likely won't be the last. Saturday's MVP — Lydia Rivers — is a sophomore while the championship game's most outstanding player was a freshman (Jada Faison) who didn't join the team until after the junior varsity season was complete. The irony is that the team's best player, Brittany Drumgoole, is only a junior, so there's no doubt the Vikings girls will be a preseason 2A championship favorite when the 2013-14 season rolls around.
Like the boys, though, the girls were paced by a four-year varsity star in Monique Lofton, along with her backcourt mate in Alexis Williams. The duo provided incredible leadership on a relatively young roster.
Saturday marked the first time since 1982 a school in the 2A ranks swept basketball titles. Don't be surprised if we're having this exact same discussion a year from now.
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I'm a bit late to this game, but its so impressive.
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Skiing Yeti Mountain is a brilliant game!
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EPA's rule on greenhouse gases: Big promises, little impact
The Obama administration on Friday set the first-ever limits on greenhouse gas emissions from power plants, but their impact could be minimal because they don't apply to existing plants and there are few coal-fired power plants being built in the United States.
EPA chief warns against climate change on visit to Alaska glacier
As she marveled at the site of a shrinking Alaska glacier, the newly installed leader of the Environmental Protection Agency said Monday that the president told her that fighting climate change should be her primary focus.
Obama position on fracking leaves both sides grumbling
President Barack Obama's embrace of fracking is earning wrath from environmentalists but little love from the oil and gas industry.
New EPA chief to visit Alaska over controversial mine proposal
New Environmental Protection Agency chief Gina McCarthy plans to visit the site of Alaska's proposed Pebble Mine next week as she decides whether to block the massive project to protect one of the world's last big runs of wild salmon.
Congress pushes EPA on giant Alaska mine
Republicans in Congress hope to stop the Environmental Protection Agency from blocking the gigantic Pebble open pit mine in Alaska, proposed for one of the last places left on the globe to support huge runs of wild salmon.
Obama's climate plan aims straight at coal
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Republican Sen. Lisa Murkowski backs same-sex marriage
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Playing in the Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas is not just about competing with the best football players from North Carolina and South Carolina.
It's a week-long event that includes a charitable visit to the Shriners Hospital, and other invaluable experiences.
The Shine Bowl of the Carolinas, in its 77th year, is one of the oldest high school football all-star games in the nation.
Three Craven County football players were invited to play in the prestigious game – Havelock's Derrell Scott, New Bern's Cody Purdie and New Bern's Shawn Best.
"To have anyone make it is a big honor," New Bern coach Bobby Curlings said. "That's a historical game that everyone who plays high school football in North Carolina dreams of making."
The Shrine Bowl of Carolinas, which pits the 40 of the best players from North Carolina against the 40 best from South Carolina, will be played on Dec. 21 in Spartanburg, S.C.
"It's real big to get the invite for me," said Scott, a four-star recruit. "It is the biggest out of all of the games to me because you get to give back to the kids and that really means a lot to me."
They attended a Shrine Bowl combine at Washington High in the spring, had videos submitted and a recommendation from their high school coach.
The teams were announced at 1 p.m. Thursday. Other players selected from Eastern North Carolina were Jacksonville Northside wide receiver Josh Cabrera and Jacksonville Hill offensive lineman Nathan McConnell.
"It feels good," said Purdie, an East Carolina commit. "Shawn and I had the mentality of shining and putting it on for our team. We hoped to make it to the Shrine Bowl.
"Today we found out that our hard work and effort has paid off."
Scott leads the area with 819 rushing yards to go along with 12 touchdowns. The Rams, the two-time defending 3A state champion, have won 21 consecutive games.
Scott narrowed his college choices to Tennessee, Florida State, South Carolina, N.C. State and Ohio State.
"There are a whole bunch of talented players here at Havelock that could be in the game," Scott said. "I'm just very thankful that they picked me for it."
Purdie plays running back and linebacker for the Bears. He is second in the area with 815 rushing yards and has five touchdowns.
Purdie ran the 40-yard dash in 4.39 seconds at the combine.
"My body was right once the Shrine Bowl combine started, so I wanted to show what type of athlete I am and that I am capable of being a top recruit," he said.
Best, a 6-foot-7 offensive tackle, started opening eyes last season. He was the lone junior on the Bears' line.
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- Picture the scene. There are around 4-6 people clustered around a table together. All trying to solve a problem, all very talented… most of them creative/strategy/tech hybrids. An hour later, they've gone in circles several times, sure, but between them there's light at the end of the tunnel.. a few solutions look to be within reach. Then the school bell goes people have to head to another meeting and they agree to meet again. Except it takes a day or two to arrange the follow-up and then half an hour to remind everyone what they're there to do. And repeat.. does this sound familiar?
There are some very smart people arguing that generalists are the future. When we have much more to do in less time, then it's better we put together teams of people who can all spin plates, bang a drum and throw knives at the same time, right? Perhaps there are some people who are so extraordinarily talented across so many disciplines that they genuinely can claim to be the ultimate one man band; a steel-alloyed, swiss army knife of creativity. For the rest of us, I would beg to differ. Read full post


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This course will cover a select list of current research topics in empirical asset pricing. The main focus of the course will be on testing theories of asset price determination, with particular attention to exploring the interplay between economic theory, statistical assumptions, and relevant econometric techniques.
Outline of Topics Covered:
1. The Distributional Characteristics of Speculative Prices
1.1. Notions of Market Efficiency
1.2. Random Walks, Martingales, and Unconditional Fat Tails
1.3. Measurement Biases
1.4. Mean Reversion and Long-Run Predictability
1.5. Measuring, Modeling, and Forecasting Time-Varying Volatility
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|All Children's Hospital to host CanSurvive Conference - Nov. 9-10
All Children's Hospital is partnering with the American Cancer Society to host the CanSurvive Conference on Nov. 9-10. The event is an interactive forum for pediatric survivors, their caregivers and family members. Survivorship is an important phase in prolonging the healthy lives of cancer survivors.
The CanSurvive Conference will be held at the All Children's Hospital Outpatient Care Center located at 601 5th Street S. in St. Petersburg.
Participants may register for this free event and view the conference agenda online.
The conference theme is "Living the New Normal." It's designed with three tracks pertinent to survivors and their families: medical issues, healthy lifestyle choices and integrative medicine.
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Keynote speaker, Dr. Daniel Mulrooney of St. Jude Children's Research Hospital will kickoff the two-day event with a presentation titled, "Transition of Care to the Adult World."
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Anyone else heading to Madisonville next weekend? I'm planning on going down there on Thursday and getting a round in (it's a FRI-SUN tourney) and looking for a couple other guys to split gas and hotel. Let me know on here or call/ text at 303-5674
Anyone else heading to Madisonville next weekend? I'm planning on going down there on Thursday and getting a round in (it's a FRI-SUN tourney) and looking for a couple other guys to split gas and hotel. Let me know on here or call/ text at 303-5674
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Thursday 5-7: Players package pick up, late registration at club house in park.
9:30-10:30 Late registration in at Comfort Inn (no players package pick up there)
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Men then Women in each division, and older to younger in age group divisions.
Saturday tee times will be posted after each division finishes Friday (with a break for cookout lunch built in).
Players packages will be first come - first choice of disc (shirts were pre-ordered by size for players who registered prior to June 17th) - so check in early for best choice of Vibram models and Innova models.
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Lunch included Saturday in clubhouse (airconditioned)
Call 270-843-3313 to hold spot!
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Sounds like a great event and I've heard nothing but good stuff about the course. Wish I could make it down there, I have enough trouble getting away for a 2 day tourney. Good luck to everyone traveling down there.
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TomTom First in the World to Offer Users the Ability to Improve Maps Instantly Through Unique TomTom Map Share™ Technology
Jun 05 2007
TomTom First in the World to Offer Users the Ability to Improve Maps Instantly Through Unique TomTom Map Share™ Technology
~ All TomTom Map Share™ users can improve maps and benefit from improvements made by other TomTom Map Share™ users so that they always have the most up-to-date maps available in the industry~
Concord, MA, June 5, 2007 – TomTom, the world's largest navigation solutions provider, today announced the introduction of TomTom Map Share™ on the new TomTom GO 520* and TomTom GO 720. This unique new map improvement technology allows TomTom users to easily improve their maps as soon as they spot changes in the roads with a few touches on the screen of their device. Via TomTom HOME, TomTom Map Share™ users also receive all map improvements made by others, making their maps as dynamic as the world they live in.
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TomTom has the world's largest satellite navigation community with over 10 million users. TomTom Map Share™ users can share their improvements with each other easily through TomTom HOME, TomTom's free software application that enables users to manage, download, store and transfer content from their computer (PC/MAC) onto their TomTom device. When it comes to sharing improvements, users can choose between downloading all reported map improvements or only accepting map improvements verified by a TomTom team of experts to guarantee timeliness and validity.
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L. Stevens beats Davis to advance to Tacoma
Brooke Pahukoa scores 28 to lead Vikings over Pirates
"It's really special," said Lake Stevens head coach Randall Edens about the win. "A good chunk of the team remembered the bitter taste (of last year's regionals loss to Skyview) and kind of used the trip to Wenatchee as an incentive."
Lake Stevens senior guard Brooke Pahukoa carried most of the offensive load with a game-high 28 points and also grabbed 11 rebounds. Cassidy Fifield made two critical 3-pointers in the first quarter to keep the Vikings in the gam. Junior forward Kali Long, battling the flu, had seven points and played solid defense on Jennifer Morales, the Pirates lone threat in the post.
Davis raced out to an 18-7 lead before Fifield hit her two 3s, her only points of the game, in the last four minutes of the first quarter that helped turn the tide.
"Davis was hitting everything (in the first)," said Edens. "They were shooting lights out. "(Those 3s) allowed us to settle down. We felt we absorbed their first punch."
Lake Stevens rode that momentum to a 29-24 halftime lead and Pahukoa would not be denied in the final two quarters as the Vikings outscored Davis 25-10 in the second half.
"In the second half Brooke decided to take over," said Edens. "They didn't have an answer for her, she shot 11 free throws which showed her aggressive mentality and we were in the double bonus for most of the fourth quarter."
At Wenatchee H.S.
Lake Stevens 18 11 13 12 -- 54
Davis 19 5 7 3 -- 34
Lake Stevens--Alex Briggs 4, Mallory Gipson 1, Cassidy Fifield 6, Chelsea Pahls 2, Railey Pedersen 0, Ivy Blackmon 0, Brittney Pahukoa 6, Emily Vandegrift 0, Brooke Pahukoa 28, Kali Long 7, Kacie Reichert 0. Davis--Cierra Juarez 6, Jasmine Martinez 0, Alexis Gratton 10, Alexis Perez 1, Teresa Salazar 0, Rayanna Paris 0, Isabel Alvarado 0, Sydni Billups 3, Katie Fowler 6, Jennifer Morales 8. 3-point goals--Briggs, Fifield 2, Long. Records--Lake Stevens 19-7 overall. Davis 13-10.
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