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Dinner tradition built unity for Marysville Pilchuck football team
Annie Mulligan / For The Herald
Marysville-Pilchuck graduates Dante Fields, Chris Jones and Alex Gray chat with peers during a BBQ in the backyard of neighbors Fields and Gray Sunday night. The three friends have been meeting for Sunday night dinner since junior year.
Annie Mulligan / For The Herald
Marysville-Pilchuck graduate Alex Gray looks at photos from high school on display during a BBQ in the backyard of his neighbor and teammate Dante Fields Sunday night. The two friends, along with other players, have been meeting for Sunday night dinner since junior year.
Annie Mulligan / For The Herald
Marysville-Pilchuck graduate Dante Fields chats with peers during a BBQ in his backyard Sunday night. Fields lives next door to fellow former player and senior Alex Gray and have been meeting for Sunday night dinner since junior year.
Annie Mulligan / For The Herald
Marysville-Pilchuck graduates pose with their parents during a backyard BBQ of hosted by neighbors Dante Fields and Alex Gray Sunday night.
What started as a dinner for the Marysville Pilchuck High football team has evolved into a weekly family dinner where the Gray family invites friends and family to come spend time together and eat good food.
Last Sunday was a particularly special dinner. It turned into a graduation party for three MP players who aren't quite done with their prep football careers. Gray, Chris Jones and Dante Fields will represent Marysville Pilchuck on the West squad in the annual East/West All-Star football game Friday at 7 p.m. at Lions Field in Moses Lake.
"We started it so just anybody that wants to come by and can stop by and eat," Fields said. "It gets everybody together to have some fun. It's a really good time."
"Honestly, I don't remember how that started," Gray said. "It just kind of did. One week we just said, 'Let's have dinner together' and invited some friends over. Then we did it again the next week."
The origin of the dinner appears to be a couple of years ago when the Gray family hosted a team dinner for the Marysville Pilchuck football team. Afterwards, Alex's mother, Che-Mai Gray, chatted with Dante's mother, Angelique Fields, who suggested the two families should try the impromptu dinner every week.
And a tradition was born.
Every Sunday since that team dinner two years ago, the Grays and the Fields families — who happen to be next door neighbors — have gathered together for family dinners.
"It always seems to work," Angelique Fields said. "Even when things are busy it seems to always work out. And there's always enough food. We never run out."
It's often not just members of the two families who wander in the door. The dinner is an open invitation to friends as well, and averages about 15-20 people, although it has had anywhere from eight guests to about 40. It begins around 6 p.m. and includes games — basketball and whiffle ball are popular summer activities — for all to take part in.
The menu varies, but according to Fields, her husband's fried chicken is one of the more popular requests.
"It's not stressful. It's amazing," Che-Mai Gray said. "Some days, you're not sure you want to clean the house and do the cooking. But by the time people start coming it's just such a great community. It's great. There's friendship and support and it's just good to know everyone's there for you."
Everyone came to celebrate Fields, Jones and Gray last Sunday as they celebrated their graduation from Marysville Pilchuck High School. The trio plays one more football game as high schoolers and are looking forward to wearing red and white, Marysville Pilchuck's colors, one last time.
"It's really exciting and humbling feeling," Jones said. "You don't ever think you'll get selected for an all-state game when you're out working hard in the summertime. ... I was kind of in disbelief, but at the same time I felt I deserved it and was happy for the chance."
Fields is excited at the opportunity to play with his two teammates one last time.
"Our families are really close so it's kind of cool that we get to go down together," he said. "I'm really excited. It's really cool to get to go with two other guys."
Said Jones: "I'm glad that I get to go with these guys. It just makes it better that we can all share it together."
The trio helped lead Marysville Pilchuck High to the 3A state football quarterfinals the past two seasons, while establishing the Tomahawks as one of the strongest programs in Washington.
"Honestly, nothing can compare to MP football," Fields said. "Football has been the best experience, hands down, in my high school career. It's kind of sad, but I'm honestly just so excited for it — to go play my last high school game."
Marysville Pilchuck head coach Brandon Carson was thrilled that his three players were selected for the West squad.
"We were thoroughly excited that they made it," Carson said. "They don't play positions that get a lot of recognition but they were probably amongst the best at their position in the league. ... They all work really hard. They did the things that you want your football players to do. This is their reward. They're reaping the benefits of not only their natural ability but their hard work."
Two of the three will continue playing football after high school. Fields at Central Washington University and Jones for the Red Raiders, a local junior college football team. Gray was originally committed to Central Washington University, before deciding to stay in the area and play baseball for Everett Community College.
Gray said baseball is his "first love" and the sport he wants to pursue. However, he did get a bit nostalgic early last week when he went to pick up his pads for the game.
"I was like, 'Oh wow. This is the last time I'm going to wear these,'" Gray said. "... It's going to be a blast."
Gray and Fields, who grew up as good friends living next door to each other, welcomed Jones with open arms when he moved to Washington before his junior year. With his family returning to Georgia this summer, Jones is going to live in a spare room at the Gray house with Alex and his family.
"Really my only family here are these guys," Jones said.
Each player has a goal for their final high school game. Gray, an all-Wesco 3A North first-team linebacker who had six interceptions last season, wants to "get one more pick" before he's done. Jones, who at one point last season led the state in punt return yards and was an all-Wesco 3A North first-team kick returner, wants to score one more touchdown — ideally on a punt return. And Fields, a first-team all-league selection at defensive line, just "wants to show what I can do against the best athletes in the state."
After the game a lot will change for Jones, Fields and Gray, but one thing will remain constant: family dinners.
"We have no plans to stop," Che-Mai Gray said. "Our big kid might be going away but there's enough kids and friends around here that we have no plans to stop."
Added Angelique Fields: "We will keep on going. People are just used to coming. We still have kids that go to college that will come home on the weekends and stop by for dinner. I don't think it will be in jeopardy at all. We'll be fine. We've got to eat."
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The 17-50mm lenses, equivalent to the classical 24-70mm for the full frame cameras, are at the heart of Nikon, Canon, Pentax and Tamron's catalogs. But, even if all vendors are eager to offer the best high-speed wide-angle zoom for APS-C cameras, apparently Sigma managed to beat them all.
With this 17-50mm F2.8 lens for Nikon, Sigma offers a very high end wide-angle zoom at a very good price. DxOMark tests tend to prove that the Sigma 17-50mm F2.8 EX DC OS HSM Nikon is so good that it even surpasses its competitors from Nikon and Canon which are twice as expensive.
However, if you're looking for a solid wide-angle zoom, the good-old Tamron SP AF 17-50mm F/2.8 XR Di II LD Aspherical [IF] Nikon is also a good alternative.
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Sigma 17-50mm F2.8 EX DC OS HSM Canon vs Canon EF-S 17-55mm f/2.8 IS USM
The Canon version of this 17-55mm Sigma lens is also an excellent lens. In the tests we made with a Canon EOS 7D, the sharpness was better than the Canon EF-S 17-55mm 2.8 across the field. The transmission was slightly higher too.
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Canon mount: Sigma 17-50mm F2.8 EX DC OS HSM Canon vs Tamron SP AF 17-50mm F/2.8 XR Di II LD Aspherical [IF] Canon
Nikon mount: Sigma 17-50mm F2.8 EX DC OS HSM Nikon vs Tamron SP AF 17-50mm F/2.8 XR Di II LD Aspherical [IF] Nikon
Sigma and Tamron both propose here very good high-speed wide-angle zoom with these lenses.
If we would have to make a choice, for the Canon mount version, we would go for the Sigma version which offers a much higher sharpness. But, for the Nikon versions of these lenses, the test results on a D300 are so similar that the choice is be much tougher. We would have to make it a draw.
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Meningococcal disease can refer to any illness that is caused by the type of bacteria called Neisseria meningitidis, also known as meningococcus [muh-ning-goh-KOK-us]. These illnesses are often severe and include infections of the lining of the brain and spinal cord (meningitis) and bloodstream infections (bacteremia or septicemia).
Meningococcus bacteria are spread through the exchange of respiratory and throat secretions like spit (e.g., by living in close quarters, kissing). Meningococcal disease can be treated with antibiotics, but quick medical attention is extremely important. Keeping up to date with recommended vaccines is the best defense against meningococcal disease.
Signs & Symptoms
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Q&As on Serogroup B Vaccine
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As with all vaccines, there can be minor reactions, including pain and redness at the injection site, headache, fatigue or a vague feeling of discomfort.
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A mechanism by which transactions are settled through an organisation that assures settlement. Clearing is being mandated for many types of over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives by rules that form part of the G-20 2009 Pittsburgh Agreement and is being implemented in rules such as the Dodd-Frank Act in the US, and the European Market Infrastructure Regulation (EMIR).
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Take your training to the next level and push yourself to a healthier lifestyle with the Sportline CARDIO 660 Heart Rate Monitor. Water resistant to 50M and with a backlight, this Sportline Heart Rate Monitor is great for training anywhere and any time. ECG Heart Rate accuracy and Fat Burning Zone offer essential technologies for your health while dual-time, calendar, hourly chime and alarm clock provides practical features for everyday use.
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Nikon is stepping up its efforts by expanding its FX-format lens range. Now an affordable and versatile full-frame lens has arrived in the Nikkor line: the AF-S Nikkor 24-85mm f/3.5-4.5G ED VR.
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A middle-of-the-line lens, the AF-S Nikkor 24-85mm f/3.5-4.5G ED VR integrates an ED glass lens and three aspherical lenses, as well as a coating against flare. Its focal-length range extends from wide-angle to traditional lengths for taking portraits. The autofocus is driven by an ultrasonic (SWM) motorized internal focus (IF design). This lens's lightness (465 grams) is particularly appreciated as a counterweight (so to speak) to the 830 grams of the APS-C reflex trans-standard lens announced at the same time, the AF-S DX Nikkor 18-300mm f/3.5-5.6G ED VR.


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The family event also included a pets' corner, 'meet the farmer', sheep shearing demonstrations, music and dance, a 'grow your own' area, crafts, beer festival, trade stands and dog shows.
Sheep dog trials were a new addition this year and The Westmorland Gazette hosted a wedding fair.
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A PAIR of ospreys have returned to their nesting site in the Lake District. The birds are back at Bassenthwaite Lake - 10 years after the first male osprey chose the area for a nesting site.The bird, known as No Ring, was the first to nest in the Lakes for 150 years. Experts say he has returned with the female he paired up with for the first time in 2007.
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By Danielle Sullivan
It was a typical Saturday morning in Brooklyn. I was showering when my kids began knocking on the bathroom door, explaining that a pet adoption van was parked outside our building and "could we just go look? Pleeeeze?"
It had been a tough year. My nine-year-old daughter, Kate, was diagnosed with a chronic disease. As a family, we were still adjusting to Kate's condition, and she was feeling pretty terrible, not to mention depressed, from her ailments. Her eyes lit up when I said, yes, we could "just look."
Among the various adorable dogs and puppies was one grungy, older Chihuahua mix who had instantly bonded with Kate. They were face-to-face the entire time, and my kids pleaded and begged collectively to bring her home. A half-hour later she was ours, and we named her Hayley.
We learned that Hayley had been abused. She literally screamed in horror anytime any one of us picked up our hand to wave or scratch our heads. She also had a deep scar on the top of her head and a few ticks. Her fur needed serious grooming, and she was not housebroken.
We gave her a bath and a good meal and then, immediately after, Kate took charge of Hayley's issues. When she screeched, Kate comforted her. When she had an accident, Kate walked her to show her the proper potty place. When she just seemed nervous, Kate reassured her, "It's OK, Hayley," and followed up with multiple hugs and kisses.
While Hayley surely benefitted from Katelyn's love, I learned firsthand that there is perhaps nothing better than taking care of a dog and giving and receiving the unconditional love only a pup can bring to sick child (or adult). There was no better remedy for Kate than to care for this abused little dog. Seven years later, they have helped each other very much to heal. Hayley no longer is afraid of us or anyone else. Kate just turned 16, and she and Hayley are closer than words could convey. It's been said that we save dogs when we adopt them, but I think we often forget how many dogs actually save us.
Danielle Sullivan, a mom of three, has worked as a writer and editor in the parenting world for more than 10 years. Danielle also writes about pets and parenting for Disney's Babble.com. Find her on her blog, Some Puppy To Love, Twitter or Facebook.
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Thanks for the beautiful story that was a great way to start off my Friday.
this story is very enchanting. These poor animals have to go through so much suffering and pain. I only wish I could take all the animals that are going through this and protect them.
And then there was Hayley
God Bless you. If there were more people like you in the world, more of our abused and neglected animals would live in a happier more peaceful world. Thank You for sharing this touching story.
This story warms the heart
This story warms the heart for both Hayley and Kate. Thank you for sharing!
Lovely story. It is amazing how the critters we adopt teach us so much about life -- love, patience, understanding. How fortunate for both your daughter and Hayley that their paths crossed.
Hayley sounds like an awesome
Hayley sounds like an awesome dog! And Kate sounds like an exceptional girl...hope she no longer has those medical problems. I just loved reading this beautiful story. Thanks, Danielle for sharing it with us!
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A real heart-warmer! Thank you for sharing the story of Hayley and pointing out the strong bond between animals and humans... especially children! There is no better medicine for body and soul!
Beautiful story and yes...how
Beautiful story and yes...how often we forget that sometimes it's the dogs that save us!
Unconditional love
Our last two pups were shelter pups, and I thank you for bringing Hayley in from the cold. I am mourning for my husband, and your story brought tears to my eyes. God bless you.
What a wonderful story! My heart felt so heavy reading about Hayley's fear and I'm so glad that Kate & your family were able to bring her home & love her. I hope Kate is much better now. I wonder if she is considering working with the ASPCA? She sounds like she'd be great! God bless you all!


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Jurors who are not employed outside the home may be reimbursed for childcare expenses incurred as a result of jury services. Jurors who are employed outside the home are not entitled to childcare reimbursement unless the expense, as a result of jury service, is greater than normally would be incurred. Payment will be made only for the amount over and above your normal day care expenditure. All requests for payment must be submitted the last day of your jury service. Receipts for the actual expense must accompany the claim. Reimbursement claim forms can be picked up in the court administrator's office.
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Casual or comfortable dress is acceptable. Jurors are not allowed to wear hats, smoke, drink beverages, chew gum or use other tobacco products in the courtroom. All books, newspapers or handcraft items must be left in the Jury Room when jurors are involved in courtroom activities. Cell phones and pagers must be turned off when in the courtroom and during the deliberation process should be given to the bailiff or locked in your vehicle for safe-keeping. These items will not be allowed into the deliberation room with you.
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Normal hours for jurors hearing testimony in court cases are 8:30am to 4:30pm. There is usually a one to one and a half hour break for lunch. Jurors brought in to begin new cases will be required to stay at the courthouse until a jury has been selected for the case scheduled. Court personnel will inform jurors as to when they may leave the courthouse.
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Jurors are required to call the Juror Information Line (763-765-4620) after 3:30 pm on the Friday before their term begins. Weekend messages are made on Friday evening at 3:30 pm and run all weekend. The Juror Information Line will instruct jurors of the time and place to report for jury duty if a trial is scheduled to start, or it will inform jurors of the time and day that they will need to call again Monday through Friday if trials are still pending (Common call-in times are "after 3:30 pm" and "at 11:00 am"). Jurors may be required to report within one and a half hours from call-in time. The Juror Information Line will continue to give jurors instructions on when to report or when to call again. The Juror Information Line will also tell you when you have completed your two week term. Jurors who are not required to report for service at the Sherburne County Courthouse should go about their normal day's activities, i.e., go to their normal place of employment. When you call the Juror Information Line, be sure you know your group number and listen to the entire message.
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In any criminal case involving a jury, there is always the "possibility" that the jury could be sequestered (that is housed at a motel for a duration of the jury deliberation process). As a practical matter, rarely are jury panels actually sequestered. However, in the event that a jury is sequestered, the following information may be helpful:
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Twelve Navy doctors were recognized during the Naval Hospital Camp Lejeune's family medicine residency graduation ceremony this week.
"No Marine will ever go into harm's way more than an earshot from a corpsman," William R. Kiser, a retired Navy rear admiral, told the graduating class. "Navy medicine will always be part of the solution, never part of the problem."
Five family physicians, six interns and one obstetrics fellow graduated during Friday's ceremony with family, fellow physicians, Marines and sailors in attendance. The graduating sailors have been assigned various duty stations around the world now that they have completed their training at
"Every one of you is where you are because someone put their arms around you and led you from where you were to where you are," Kiser said. "... Everyone is where they are today because someone helped them get there."
Kiser tasked the graduating class with training the next generation of Navy physicians.
"I need you to live the core values with reckless abandonment — honor, courage and commitment," Kiser said.
The residents are now board certified family physicians, having passed their individual tests in April. One of the residents, Lt. Cmdr. Jason M. Gordon, said he feels prepared for the future after completing the program.
"When I got exposed to the different specialties, I realized family medicine was the most versatile," said Gordon, a prior Marine officer. "... Every single type of sick person there is, we can take care of them. ...We do it all."
Now that he has graduated, Gordon will execute orders to the USS Emory S. Land.
"(Family medicine) is a calling," Gordon said. "It's not a profession. It's not a trade. It's not a skill.
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Averaged 6.4 points 2.2 steals, 7.6 rebounds and 31.5 minutes per game while starting all 30 games in the 2013-14... Selected to his second All-Defensive Team in the past two years... Scored 16 points on 6-of-6 field goals and added nine rebounds in win at Oakland (2/27)... Finished with 11 points, nine rebounds and a career-high seven assists at Milwaukee (1/12)... Tallied 15 points, 7 rebounds, 5 assists and 3 steals against Cleveland State (1/2)... Recorded double-double (11 points, 14 rebounds) at South Dakota (12/14)... Had six points, six rebounds and a program-record eight steals against Virginia (12/7)... Had 0 points, 7 rebounds, 6 steals, 4 assists and 3 blocks against Pepperdine (11/28).
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Averaged 6.8 points, 1.6 steals, 7.9 rebounds and 29.3 minutes per game while starting all 34 games in 2012-13...As runner-up for the Horizon League Newcomer of the Year, Fouse was named to the All-Newcomer Team and the CollegeInsider.com Freshman All-American Team...Named to the Horizon League All-Defensive Team, the first Phoenix freshman named to the team since Terry Evans in 2005-06...Broke the Green Bay freshman records for rebounds (268) and steals (55) in a season and tied the freshman records for starts (34)...As the first Horizon League freshman to lead the conference in rebounding since 1995-96, Fouse's 268 rebounds are sixth all-time in Phoenix history...Finished the season with at least one blocked shot in the last 23 games of the season, and his 48 blocks on the season are fourth all-time more than any Phoenix player not named Alec Brown...Grabbed a career-high 15 rebounds to go with nine points, three blocks and three steals against WSU (2/7)...Grabbed 13 rebounds in 38 minutes, adding eight points, four assists and three steals at Loyola (2/2)...Totaled six points, seven rebounds, four blocks, three assists and two steals at UIC (1/31)...Named Horizon League Newcomer of the Week on Jan. 21...Had a career-high 17 points and added 10 rebounds, four assists, four steals and three blocks against CSU (1/19)...Totaled 12 points, nine rebounds, three steals and two blocked shots in win over YSU (1/17)...Registered first career double-double against Loyola (1/9) with 13 points and 11 rebounds...Added seven steals against the Ramblers, tying the school record...Grabbed 11 rebounds against Illinois-Springfield (12/30)...Scored seven points and had four assists against South Dakota (12/22)...Scored eight points and grabbed seven rebounds against Southern Illinois (12/15)...Grabbed nine rebounds in Green Bay's game at Tennessee Tech (12/6)...Collected eight rebounds, four blocked shots and three assists in win over NDSU (11/24)...Tallied 11 points, nine rebounds and four assists against Cal State Fullerton (11/18)...Grabbed 10 rebounds in his college debut vs. Chicago State (11/10).
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In a matchup of unbeaten teams in a battle for first place in the NCISAA 8-man standings, the defending state champions showed they're ready for a run at another title.
Southampton, Va., Academy scored on six of its first seven possessions on its way to a 50-7 rout of Arendell Parrott at Hodges Field Friday night. The Raiders (4-0) led 30-0 at the end of the first quarter, 42-0 at halftime and pushed ahead 50-0 only 93 seconds into the third quarter to trigger a running clock the remainder of the game.
"We hit some things early, got some turnovers and it got away from (Parrott) early," said veteran Southampton coach Dale Marks, who has led the Raiders to three state titles. "(Parrott) is a lot better team than the score indicated tonight. They have a lot of pride here and some real physical ballplayers."
It was an humbling loss for a Parrott squad that entered the game with a 3-0 record and was coming off a huge win at nemesis Raleigh Word of God a week before.
"They're a better team than us right now, there's no doubt," APA coach Matt Beaman said of Southampton. "I told the guys we were going to have to play perfect to beat them, and we were far from perfect tonight."
The Raiders jumped ahead 14-0 on a pair of Tonee Hill rushing touchdowns halfway through the first quarter. Parrott (3-1) picked up its initial first down of the game after short runs by junior running back Chase Howard, sophomore running back Davis Basden and junior quarterback Jack Huddle and faced second and 6 from their own 27.
Howard then took a pitch from Huddle and, instead of running the ball, lofted a perfect pass to senior wide receiver Caleb Quinn, who found himself behind the Southampton defense for what appeared to be a 73-yard touchdown catch and a 14-6 deficit.
Not so fast, though: a holding penalty brought the play back and backed the Patriots up to their own 17. A punt three plays later ended Parrott's best drive of the first half.
Parrott didn't give up after the punt, though; the Patriots defense forced a fumble from Raiders quarterback Matt Rose on a poorly-thrown lateral attempt. Additionally, the ball was kicked in a scramble for the fumble recovery and Parrott found itself in business at the Southampton 43.
The optimism didn't last long. Huddle fumbled on the first play from scrimmage to give the ball right back to the Raiders. It only took Southampton one play to convert the turnover into a touchdown when Hill hauled in a 49-yard touchdown pass from Rose for a 22-0 lead. Southampton successfully converted an onside kick and two plays later, Rose streaked 33 yards for a 30-0 lead with 1:05 left in the first quarter.
The holding penalty, the lost fumble and the inability to recover the onside kick turned a 14-0 game to 30-0 in eight plays, a fact that wasn't lost on Beaman.
"We felt like if we ran that halfback pass, we should be able to score on it — and we did," Beaman said. "It should've been, at the worst, 14-6 there. Then they cough it up on the lateral and we're at their 40; we could've had a 14-14 ballgame.
"Momentum is a big thing, especially with high school kids. After those plays, we were just never able to get back that momentum."
Southampton, which hosts Hobgood Academy (4-0) next week, finished with 406 yards of offense. The Raiders rolled up 302 yards on the ground, led by 96 yards and three scores on seven carries by Rose. The junior signal-caller also connected on four of six passes for 88 yards and another touchdown. Hill carried the ball seven times for 51 yards and two scores and had one catch for 49 yards and another score.
In an odd statistical anomaly, because of the running clock in the second half, Parrott didn't have an offensive snap in the fourth quarter. Southampton kept the ball for 14 snaps, including the final two kneel-downs by Raiders backup quarterback Andrew Lowe.
"We have a talented group this year; we throw the ball long and we throw it short," Marks said of his Raiders. "When you have speed like we do in the 8-man game, you're going to be tough."
Parrott, which entertains Lasker Northeast Academy next week, had 126 yards of offense. Quinn caught all four of Huddle's completions for 83 yards and Parrott's only score, a 55-yard strike with 1:21 remaining in the third quarter. Howard led the Patriots in rushing with 54 yards on 18 carries.
APA also had four lost fumbles and an interception on its ledger, too — something Beaman said his Patriots can't do if they hope to make a deep playoff run.
"We have nine or 10 seniors, but our key players are all young," Beaman said. "This is the first time a lot of them have been punched in the mouth. There for a little while, they were really shocked and they didn't know how to respond. I thought they did a better job of gathering themselves and playing hard.
"We're just going to put this loss behind us because we have a big game next week. We'll go on from there and try to get better."
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The 2013-2014 Girl Scout year begins on October 1, 2013. Recruitment events are held late August, September and the beginning of October. Click here find a recruitment event near you! Feel free to refer back to this link as additional dates will be added.
Girl Scouts provides incredible opportunities for girls to develop qualities that will serve them all their lives. Girls develop leadership skills, lifelong friendships and earn meaningful awards. Through Girl Scout programs girls learn the importance of responsibility, goal setting, team work and flourishing in a unique, all-girl environment. Girl Scouts help girls expanding their knowledge to provide opportunities that excite them and enhance their lives. These activities may include: troop/group meetings, council programs, sports, camping, arts and crafts, money management, preparing for college, travel and making a difference in their community and world! Girl Scouting builds girls of courage, confidence and character, who make the world a better place.
Girl Scouting is open to every girl in grades Kindergarten through 12th grade who accepts the Girl Scout Promise and Law and pays $15 in annual membership dues.
Through Girl Scouting and the Girl Scout Leadership Experience, girls grow and learn new skills in an environment where they feel safe and accepted. Adults are trained to put the needs of girls first, develop strong girl-adult partnerships, encourage girls to share their ideas and provide mentoring, encouragement and coaching. The girl-led activities focus on learning by doing and working together. As girls mature, their level of leadership responsibility expands.
It's never too late to join Girl Scouts. A girl can join at any time of the year and at any age level. Refer to Linda Bear's, Membership Specialist, contact link on left side of this page.
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The Portland Water Bureau provides several water quality reports to the public:
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Annual water quality report is made available to all customers each June. Contains results of detected regulated contaminants from calendar year 2014. Also has useful information about Portland's water system.
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The 2014 Drinking Water Quality Report with results from 2013 is also available online.
Three times a year the Water Bureau produces the Triannual report with current water quality results.
Bull Run Source Water Assessment
As required by the Safe Drinking Water Act, the Source Water Assessment identifies the potential contaminants of concern in the Bull Run water supply.
Watershed Control Program Report for Water Year 2014
As required by the Safe Drinking Water Act, the Watershed Control Program Report Identifies current activities affecting water quality, and projections of future impacts or activities in the watershed.
Water Quality of Bull Run Compared to Groundwater
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On July 9, 2014, the Portland Water Bureau returned to 100 percent Bull Run water after completing its maintenance operation that blended a small portion of water from its Columbia South Shore Well Field into the water distribution system. On June 30, the Portland Water Bureau detected a leak on one of the supply conduits from the Bull Run. The conduit was taken out of service to repair the leak, requiring the Portland Water Bureau to augment the Bull Run supply with drinking water from the Columbia South Shore Well Field. While using groundwater, the bureau took the opportunity to perform its annual maintenance operation of the groundwater system from July 7 to July 9. This replaces the maintenance run scheduled for August 2014.
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