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2012-2013: Threw the shotput on seven separate occasions during the indoor track and field season...recorded her season best put of 43-7.75 at both the IPFW Mastodon Opener and the Tom Wright Classic....won the javelin throw at the Vanderbilt Black and Gold Invite with a throw of 154-0...won the javelin throw at the All-Ohio Championships with a career-high throw of 165-8...finished third at the MAC Outdoor Championships with a javelin throw of 154-0....finished 10th at the NCAA Division I East Preliminary Round with a javelin throw of 154-11...went on to the NCAA Championships where she placed 21st with a javelin throw of 139-4.
2011-12: 1st Team All-American and NCAA Regional qualifier ... Indoors, threw the shotput on eight separate occasions, recording her season best put of 44-1.75 at the MAC Indoor Championships (9th place). Outdoors, threw the javelin and the shotput ... won the Vanderbilt Black & Gold meet with a javelin throw of 141-8 ... her season best javelin throw of 49.67 came at the NCAA Division I Championships (7th place) ... her career long put of 44-4.5 came at the Vanderbilt Black & Gold meet (12th place).
2010-11: Honorable Mention All-America ... NCAA Championships Qualifier ... First-Team All-MAC (outdoors) ... Indoors, competed only in the shot put, doing so at five meets ... placed eighth in the shot put at the MAC Indoor Championships with a personal-best heave of 13.39m/43-11.25 ... improved her shot put distance at each meet, taking fourth at the Ball State Quadrangular (12.78m/41-11.25). Outdoors, qualified for the NCAA Championships in the javelin, finishing 20th with a throw of 44.53m/146-1 ... earned a spot at the NCAA meet by finishing seventh at the NCAA East Prelims with a heave of 47.36m/155-4 ... won the javelin at the MAC Outdoor Championships with a throw of 48.99m/160-8 ... set the school record in the javelin at the season-opening Vanderbilt Black & Gold Invitational with a toss of 49.91m/163-9, which earned her first place ... also won the javelin at the Missouri Relays (44.11m/144-8), the Miami Invitational (48.61m/159-5) and the RedHawk Invitational (41.01m/134-6) ... was the runner-up in the javelin at the Polytan Invitational (41.69m/136-9) ... fired top six javelin throws in school history (post-1999 under the new rule) ... also competed some in the shot put, posting a season-best throw of 13.30m/43-7.75 at the Vanderbilt meet to take fourth place ... finished 10th in the shot put at the MAC Outdoor Championships (12.71m/41-8.5).
High School: Earned four letters in track at Elizabeth Forward HS under coach John Walsh ... captain of the track team in her senior year ... named All-Pennsylvania in track in 2009 and 2010 for indoor and outdoor, after making the state meet from 2008-2010 both indoors and outdoors ... twice tabbed McKeesport Daily News Athlete of the Year ... set school records in the shot put (42-9) and javelin (162-9) ... also received two letters in softball as a catcher and one letter in basketball.
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Children will be fascinated by fire when they first see it. That is not a problem, but it may make some children more inclined to try to play with it when they are at home. This means that kids might try to play with your cigarettes, matches, lighters, candles and other flammable devices and accessories. Remember that kids do not know the safety rules that come along with these things. To keep everyone in the home safe, never allow kids to touch these kinds of things. As a precaution, keep them in a locked cupboard or drawer that only you or another adult has the key to. Even if you are in the room, never let kids play with matches or lighters.
You may not realize it, but there are many heating devices in your home that you probably use every day. You wake up in the morning and have some eggs and bacon on the stove, throw some toast in your toaster and then curl your hair with a curling iron or flatten it with a flat iron. Even your waffle iron and hair dryer are considered heating devices. Irons and some hot lamps are also considered somewhat dangerous heating devices in the home. To be safe with these devices, it is important to remember to only allow adults to use them. Never allow children to play with irons, curling irons or the stove. When you have pots and pans on the stove, make sure to turn the handles inward so that small kids cannot pull them down.
Candles cause many of the fires seen in the Unites States every year. Candles can cause fires in homes, schools, churches or restaurants. Near Christmas time, it used to be a tradition to use real candles on the Christmas tree as decorations, but they ended up starting so many fires that that is no longer a common practice. The key to avoiding fires in the home from candles is to never leave them unattended. Candles can look great and add a lot of warmth and homeyness into any dwelling, but if you are going to use them, you must be around when they are lit. Never leave a candle burning in a room where no adults are present.
Cigarettes are some of the most common first starters. If you smoke or if someone else in the family does, always make sure to douse cigarettes in water before disposing of the. Cigarette fires start most often when people just throw their half lit cigarette butts out the window or leave them sitting on something flammable like wood or cloth. You should also never smoke in your bed or anywhere where you might fall asleep such as the couch.
Every family should have an escape plan and route in case of a fire. If you have a second floor in your home, consider purchasing a ladder that you could hang down from an upper window and escape from if there was a fire. You should tell everyone where the meeting spot is, and remember that no one should ever risk their lives to go inside a burning building. Having a meeting spot will allow everyone to see each other as they escape from the building. That way, no one suspects that someone is still in side when in reality they could just be in a different safe place.


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January 27, 2007
|Men' Basketball Loses by Three to Belmont
|Saturday, 27 January 2007
Belmont, NC---Pfeiffer lost to Belmont-Abbey 110-107 in CVAC men's basketball action Saturday night. DeMario Grier scored 29 points but it wasn't enough as the Falcons(13-5,7-4) fell just short against the Crusaders(5-12,4-7). Robert McGriff added 20 points and 9 rebounds forPfeiffer.
Pfeiffer grabbed a quick 5-0 lead that grew to 11, 17-6, on a Thomas Carr three-pointer with only four minutes gone in the game.
A 9-0 Abbey run cut the Falcon lead to three, 21-18, with 12:48 left.
A DeMario Grier "three" gave Pfeiffer an eight point lead but the Crusaders came right back to tie the game at 28 all.
The two teams traded baskets the rest of the half and at the break Belmont led 54-52.
A Logan Call lay-up with 15:48 to go brought the Falcons within one at 64-63 but Belmont responded and pushed the lead to ten soon after.
Belmont held a 101-91 lead with two minutes to go when the Falcons made one final run at it. Robert McGriff made two free throws with 7 seconds left to cut the Falcon defecit to two. Belmont was immediately fouled and hit the first free throw but missed the second. However, Belmont was able to grab an offensive rebound and hold on for a 110-107 win.
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CHAPEL HILL — It could be worth noting if North Carolina is along for the run today against North Carolina State.
The Wolfpack turned the first meeting of the season into a track meet for about two-thirds of the game, long enough to run away and just about hide.
It's usually the Tar Heels who are off to the races, with coach Roy Williams waving from the sidelines to pick up the pace.
But N.C. State likes the rapid end-to-end action, too, as it demonstrated last month in Raleigh. The Wolfpack scored its most points against an Atlantic Coast Conference opponent this year in the 91-83 victory.
"Of course we think about it," North Carolina's P.J. Hairston said of the ambush in the first game. "… We came out kind of slow. We know what we're up against."
Just because the fast-breaking Wolfpack had its way in the first matchup doesn't mean things will be as smooth at the Smith Center.
"They're a pretty fast team themselves," N.C. State guard Lorenzo Brown said. "I'm sure they'll try to do the same thing this time."
North Carolina coach Roy Williams said it wasn't simply defensive breakdowns that allowed N.C. State's uptempo preference to be so effective.
"To me, the problem was our offense," Williams said. "We took such bad shots. … There's no team that's going to play transition defense very well at that point."
North Carolina guard Reggie Bullock said it will be important "just playing with more sense of urgency on the defensive end, getting back in transition."
But the Tar Heels, who've gone to a smaller lineup the last few games, are bound to look to run as well.
"That's always been their game to get out and run," N.C. State swingman Scott Wood said. "Just because we run well, I don't think they're going to change their game."
N.C. State forward T.J. Warren said the Wolfpack was able to start so strong and "step on their throats right away" in the previous meeting that the Tar Heels are likely to come out with extra motivation.
That sounds like the plan as described by Hairston.
"We have to bring up that intensity from the beginning," he said.
N.C. State has won three consecutive games since Brown returned from missing time with an ankle injury.
"They've bounced back and played better," Williams said.
With both teams altering their lineups recently, there will be new assignments for some players. It could be more difficult for North Carolina to match up with N.C. State's size.
But Hairston said he played against N.C. State forward C.J. Leslie in the summer's North Carolina Pro-Am in Durham.
"I feel I'm strong enough down there to contend," Hairston said, pointing out he played the power forward spot for Hargrave Military Academy.
The loser of this game will drop into fifth place and will have a hard time rising any higher than third place across the last two weeks of the regular season.
The top four teams receive opening-day byes in next month's ACC Tournament in Greensboro. That's not something Williams is concerned about at the moment.
"We're focusing on playing State," he said. "When you get down to the last five or six games, you'd better be concentrating on what's important for that game."
Who: N.C. State (19-7, 8-5) at North Carolina (18-8, 8-5)
When: 4 p.m. today (ESPN)
Where: Smith Center, Chapel Hill
Series: North Carolina leads 174-76, though N.C. State won 91-83 on Jan. 26 in Raleigh.
Note: N.C. State is going for a regular-season sweep of the series, something it hasn't done since 2002-03. The Wolfpack has only six regular-season sweeps of North Carolina since the formation of the ACC.


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We meet outside Manchester Jewish Museum at 1:00pm.
From here you will be guided around the old Jewish Quarter of Cheetham Hill. The tour takes in sites which were once an important part of daily life in the Jewish community. Though the community has now migrated to other parts of Manchester,every synagogue and Jewish institution of the present day has its roots in Cheetham Hill. The tour brings to life the difficult living and working conditions that Jews and non-Jews of the area struggled through in order to better themselves.
Our guide will captivate you with tales and anecodotes, bringing to life the characters and institutions of former times.
And you can also find out how world history was made here in Cheetham Hill.
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Trail last about 2 hours.
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The Academy Playhouse presents Harper Lee's To Kill a Mockingbird from March 29 - April 22, 8 pm Thursdays - Saturdays, 2 pm Sundays.
The story focuses on six-year-old Scout Finch, who lives with her older brother Jem and their widowed father Atticus, a middle-aged lawyer, who battles to defend a black man accused of murder in a southern American town.
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Ages 7 to 11
Love don't mean all that kissing
Like on television
Love Means Daddy
Saying keep your mama company
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And me doing it
Sixteen poems tell of love and the simple joys of everyday life, seen through the eyes of a child: playing with a friend, skipping rope, riding on a train--or keeping Mama company till Daddy gets back.
Each of these sixteen "love poems" is spoken straight from the heart of a child. Riding on a train, listening to music, playing with a friend...each poem elicits a new appreciation of the rich content of everyday life. And each poem is accompanied by a beautiful drawing, both portrait and panorama, that deepens the insights contained in the singing words.
For the first time Eloise Greenfield and Diane and Leo Dillon have combined teir rich talents to bring children a book that shows them the joys that come from seeing with a poet's eyes--the eyes of love.
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John Daly from Oilprice.com has published an article about President Obama's August 16 announcement that The U.S. Departments of Agriculture, Energy and Navy will partner with the private sector and invest $510 million to produce advanced "drop-in" aviation and maritime biofuels for commercial and military use.
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The 22nd and current governor of Arizona is Jan Brewer, a Republican. She was the elected Secretary of State in 2009, when Democratic Governor Janet Napolitiano resigned to join the Obama cabinet. Brewer served the remainder of Napolitano's term and ran for the governorship in 2010. She won the midterms and took office in January of 2011.
Before becoming governor, Brewer served as Arizona Secretary of State from 2003 to 2009. She was a member of the Arizona State Senate from 1986 to 1996; during her tenure, she served as majority whip from 1992 to 1996. Prior to her election to the Senate, Brewer served in the Arizona House of Representatives from 1982 to 1986. She began her political career as a member of the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors. Brewer and her husband, John, raised three children, one of whom died of cancer in 2007.
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Arizona Constitution, Article V, Section 2:
No person shall be eligible to any of the offices mentioned in section 1 of this article except a person of the age of not less than twenty-five years, who shall have been for ten years next preceding his election a citizen of the United States, and for five years next preceding his election a citizen of Arizona.
Arizona elects governors during federal midterm election years (e.g. 2006, 2010, 2014). The gubernatorial inauguration is always set for the first Monday in January following the election. Thus, January 3, 2011 and January 5, 2015 are inaugural days.
Originally, the Arizona Constitution called for a simple majority to elect a governor and provided for a run-off between the top two candidates if no candidate received over 50% of the votes. Proposition 100, passed in 1992, amended the Constitution to allow a plurality. In the event that two candidate receive the exact same number of votes, a joint session of the legislature casts ballots to choose one of the candidates.
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As Arizona is among the minority of U.S. States with no lieutenant governor, the vacancy rules for the governor's office are somewhat more complex than other states. In the event that the governor is unable to discharge the office for any reason, the Arizona Secretary of State succeeds if two conditions are met; the Secretary of State must be serving as an elected officer and must meet the requirements to hold the governorship.
If either of those criteria does not hold, then the Attorney General of Arizona, the Treasurer of Arizona, and the State Superintendent of Public Instruction are, in descending order, the next offices to ascend to the governorship, subject to the same criteria as the Secretary of State.
Any of those offices must resign in order to assume the governorship. Legally, taking the governor's oath of office is treated as an official resignation from the previous office held. Whenever the Secretary of State or any other officer becomes the Governor, she has the full powers and emoluments of the office and serves until the next election.
The same line of succession holds when disability or absence means the governor is temporarily unable to discharge the office.
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She may call the legislature into extraordinary session and must appear before the legislature at least once during each session to deliver a "State of the State" address, commenting on the current situation of Arizona and suggesting policies and actions.
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- ensuring all laws of Arizona are faithfully upheld
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- issuing, signing, and sealing all commissions granted by the state and delivering them to Secretary of State, who will attest to them
The gubernatorial salary is set in law, subject to the Constitutional limitations of article 6, section 33 and to the limitations of article 4, part 2, section 17. The legislature may name a commission, of five appointed members, at least two of whom must be private citizens, to consider changes to executive salaries.
As of 2010, the Governor of Arizona is paid $95,000 a year, the 44th highest gubernatorial salary in America.
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There have been 22 people who have served as governor, in 25 distinct terms. Arizona is one of only two states to have elected women of both parties to the governorship, is the only state where a woman has succeeded a woman as governor, and has had the most female governors in the country, with four.
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Professor Ray Schuck, the primary instructor for the minor, spent over twenty years as the Director of the Allen County Museum in Lima, OH.
Public History and Museum Studies Features:
Ashley Dally, BFA '04 learns "How Things Fly" in Washington D.C.
The Public History Minor exposes students to the techniques and practices that will allow graduates to work in museums, for the National Park Service, for state historical societies, or in other public history careers. Students have the opportunity to choose between the managerial track, which prepares them to operate the business side of a museum, and the curatorial track, which prepares them to work with historical collections and teaches the techniques of creating exhibits.
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- Faculty research and teaching interests include Material Culture, Popular Music, Sport History, and Oral History.
- As part of this minor, students must complete a Public Service Internship, working in a museum, at a state historical society, or the like. Recent students have interned with the North Dakota Historical Society, the Erie (PA) County Historical Society, and at the Smithsonian Institution
Professor Schuck takes students to the Metzger Nature Center (pictured above) for the Archeology Field School, part of the Public History and Museum Studies Minor. This is a first class facility that includes classrooms and accommodations for fifteen students, with delicious foods provided by Wayne and Carol King, who always prepare more excellent farm-family style food that students can eat.


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|Tampa Bay Bucs Kicking Crew Makes Points with Patients
This time, the games - not to mention puzzles, art supplies and cool kid stuff galore - were in his hands.
And the clock was ticking.
Barth, along with Bucs standout punter and placekicker Michael Koenen and steady long-snapper Andrew Economos, raced through a St. Petersburg WalMart on a most unusual shopping spree.
The trio of kicking unit specialists were hurriedly searching the shelves and bins to buy some $6,000 worth of toys with their own cash, and then deliver them in time for a scheduled 4:30 p.m. toy drop-off at All Children's Hospital - and a chance to mingle at an ice-cream social with a roomful of sick youngsters.
"It was crazy," Barth said with a laugh. "You can't think of it like, 'What do I want?' but what I wanted when I was a little kid. The guys were like, 'Come on, hurry up!' And I was like, 'No, you gotta give me a couple more minutes!' But it was fun."
Working off a list provided by Child Life Department director Kristin Maier, Barth, Koenen and Economos got a real kick out of getting a bundle of goodies for the first annual Wonderland Toy Shop event planned for Dec. 23 and 24.
"We're giving each family of every patient tickets to shop for everybody in their family - really honoring their traditions and how they celebrate the holidays," Kristin explained. "So Connor decided to get his special teams group together to buy toys and gifts to supply the Wonderland Toy Shop"
A special team, indeed.
The All Children's event depends on donated gifts from the community, and the haul that arrived courtesy of Barth and Company ensures that there will be plenty to make kids smile come Christmas.
The idea for the holiday bonanza materialized barely a month ago - and completely by chance.
Barth decided to spend his weekly Tuesday off with his mother, who works in the pharmaceutical industry, at the BioFlorida Conference at All Children's.
"She just asked me if I wanted to come along and I said, 'Sure,' so I went and it's funny how it all worked out," he recollected.
For starters, he met Kristin and they talked about the kids - including plans for the Wonderland Toy Shop. That got the gears turning in his head for a way to help.
"But I said, 'You know, Mom, I don't need this - I'm just going to donate this back,' he said.
Barth did just that, and headed home to Tampa trying to think of other ways to make a difference at the hospital - and the Wonderland event, specifically. He was well aware of All Children's through a Kicking for Kids program he does in conjunction with Raymond James and the Bucs, helping raise money for local hospitals. But in the days that followed the conference, the idea for a toy drop with his kicking pals took shape.
"I talked to the people at the hospital and said, 'Hey, I'm going to get my buddies together and see if we can help raise some money or help donate some presents,' "he said.
Economos jumped at Barth's suggestion to get involved. "It was neat that Connor got this together. He called me up and just said, 'Hey, do you want to be involved? We're going to get some gifts for the kids at All Children's' and I was definitely in. Any time you can do something for the kids, especially at this time of year, it's great."
Added Koenen: "After Connor came here, it just burned a whole in his heart to want to do something for the kids. He just came to me in the locker room and said how many children are here, and I'm a sucker for giving back to kids. So I said yes and told him to get it rolling - and he did. He really has a big heart for this."
They decided simply to pool their own resources to purchase the gifts, and their mission came together quickly.
One day after a disappointing loss in New Orleans, the Buc trio turned its attention to a pursuit that put life in perspective. The kicking contingent plowed through Wal-Mart with a helping hand from Koenen's wife and two young kids. And even though they were a little late getting out of the crowded store, they more than made up for lost time upon arriving at All Children's.
The players promptly off-loaded hundreds of presents from an official Buc community SUV, stacking them into several ACH toy drop carts. But that was just the first-half action. Joined by several Buc cheerleaders, Barth, Koenen and Economos - sporting Santa hats and team jerseys - then headed upstairs to the Children's Auditorium, where an ice-cream event was underway with a group of patients and family members.
They spent nearly 45 minutes introducing themselves to kids and parents, asking and answering questions, and doing all they could boost the morale of the excited group.
Barth immediately made friends with an 8-year-old boy named Connor, wearing a protective mask. "Hi Connor, I'm Connor," said No. 10 to the wide-eyed child. Economos talked video games with John, a 15-year-old, in a Miami Dolphins T-shirt. Koenen chatted with a 10-year-old Bucs fan named Kai. And they continually moved about the room, making conversation and sharing laughs until it was time to go.
"We pulled it all together and it was just a lot of fun," he said. "We're excited. And the main thing is to come here and be able to actually interact with the kids, and hear some of their stories."
It turns out that the process had special meaning to Barth, with a special tie-in to All Children's Hospital / Johns Hopkins Medicine.
"When I was a baby, I was really sick as a kid and had to go to Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore," he said. "I had some kind of rare blood disease, and they couldn't really pinpoint what it was. They did a blood transfusion as a last-ditch effort to see if it would work, and it did. So I feel a kind of connection and it hits home with me. I feel a little bit of what these kids are going through."
That's why the man who makes big field goals look easy couldn't wait to kick in.
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Beware, Class 5A contenders.....The defending champs just might have their swagger back.
On the heels of two straight last-second wins over Oxford and Lake Cormorant, the West Point Green Wave looked like a team hungry to return to championship form Friday night, completely dominating Division 1-5A foe Saltillo in a convincing 49-0 rout – and it wasn't even that close.
"We preached to them all week that we had to get that swagger, that edge back," said West Point head coach Chris Chambless, who watched his team earn its second shutout win of the season. "the result was probably our best three days of practice we've had all year. Because of that, i felt good coming into tonight's game."
With good reason. The Green Wave made good on their coach's positive vibes early and often Friday night, racing out to a 21-0 lead in the first quarter and never looking back. The Green Wave offense accumulated nearly 400 yards of offense in the first half, and scored on its first seven possessions of the game.
"Offensively, we were real crisp all week in practice, and that carried over into tonight," said Chambless.
The West Point offense wasted little time in asserting itself Friday night, collecting over 220 yards of offense in the first quarter alone. The Wave needed just over three minutes to break into the scoring column, as senior quarterback Justin Cox capped a 7-play, 57-yard opening drive with a 9-yard scoring strike to fellow senior Jamarius Tallie. Following the PAT by kicker Eric Lemus, West Point held a 7-0 lead with 8:54 to go in the opening quarter.
Cox and Tallie would connect again less than two minutes later, hooking up for a beautiful 43-yard touchdown pass on the initial play of West Point's second drive, pushing the lead to 14-0 with 6:58 to go in the first quarter.
Senior tailback LaKendric Thomas scored his the first of his two touchdowns on the night to cap West Point's third drive, this one a 4-play, 81-yard march that included a 71-yard sprint by Cox.
On the night, Cox was nearly flawless, completing 10-of-10 passes for 185 yards and three scores, the third being a 23-yard scoring toss to sophomore fullback Mario Virges, who bulled over a pair of Saltillo defenders to give West Point a 28-0 lead midway through the second quarter.
"Our passing game has been close all year, but for whatever reason, we've had dropped passes or mistakes that keep us from being as good as we've wanted to be," said Chambless. "Tonight, we put it all together."
Cox also ran for 87 yards on three carries and finished the night with 272 yards of total offense.
Thomas would add his second touchdown run of the night on West Point's next drive, which covered 78 yards in nine plays. The first four plays of the drive were all passes, setting up a 9-yard TD run by Thomas that pushed the lead to 35-0.
Backup quarterback DeQuinten Spraggins, who took the reins of the West Point offense late in the second quarter, finished West Point's first-half scoring binge with a 1-yard plunge with 38 seconds to go in the half. After Lemus converted the PAT, West Point took a 42-0 lead into the halftime break.
"I thought our energy level was where it needed to be in the first half, and our younger kids did a good job of maintaining that energy in the second half," said Chambless.
West Point maintained control throughout Friday night's contest, as the Green Wave defense never let Saltillo into scoring range. The Tigers' deepest penetration was the West Point 28-yard line, where the Wave D stopped a Saltillo drive midway through the third quarter.
Plenty of players were able to get experience in the win, including a plethora of young running backs. Ten different players carried the ball for West Point, including fullback Markario Sears, who tacked on West Point's final touchdown with a 5-yard scoring run halfway through the fourth quarter. Senior Kwame Williams booted the extra point.
On the night, West Point finished with 520 yards of offense, including 329 on the ground and 191 through the air. Behind the 87 yards from Cox, Thomas had four carries for 50 yards and backup fullback Eric Johnson had two carries for 49.
Defensively, West Point held Saltillo to just 181 total yards on the night.
With the win, West Point moves to 8-1 overall and 5-0 in division play. The Wave now heads out on the road for the final two weeks of the season, traveling to Clarksdale Friday night before a season-ending trip to Hernando.
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#4661 Sun 17 May 09 7:27pm
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Dave I just joined it as well
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Dave, It sounds great!! I'll take a look soon and join!
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Hi again guys,
23 members now... exciting stuff!
Today here has been a restaurant recommondation by our old mate Sabs...
A question about getting children to enjoy food...
An amazing filo pastry feta and spinach pie posted by our food friend Angela...
A brilliant picture of "little Ramsay"... A little chef in the making no doubt!
And my mrs Stella has posted one of her favorite recipies of smoked salmon linguini... and some pictures of my youngest 2 kids Leo and kya cooking it!!!
A good first day eh! lets hope it continues to grow into something realy helpfull and a source of real inspiration and food help!
All the best guys...
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I invited all my J/O friends on facebook, so hopefully more people will join!
coming soon
#4665 Tue 29 Jun 10 12:20am
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wow I havent seen this thread for ages... Im so glad it is still here as a reference - there are many great recipes here.
#4666 Fri 02 Jul 10 7:53pm
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Hi guys,
I want to ask, what is the good vegetables for combining fish and chicken breast???
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Hiya Frizz,
Yeah , the recipes here are so inspirational. Great reference.
Hi cookingfor,
Welcome to these fora. It's a great place with lovely people sharing their knowledge of food and life.
With your question do you mean a recipe that combines fish and chicken in one dish or as in two separate dishes?
Anyway, a great vegetable to combine with fish is fennel, if you like the anise taste.
For more inspiration, take a look at the recipes from JO himself.
The following website is a great source of information about foodpairing. Type an ingredient in the right box and the site generates different pairings.
Eg : grilled beef.
http://www.foodpairing.be/FoodPairable. … ef+grilled
Good luck.
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Hi Elizabeth,
You can make an excellent risotto by starting it and then finishing when your guests arrive. It should be the first thing you serve since it be eaten immediately!
Have you tried any of jamies risotto recipes? They are great. I made the cauliflower one with the pangrattato and it was a hit. If not you can try a good classic mushroom medley risotto.
In any case you make your risotto with already half of your broth incorporated and then set aside and when guests are about to arrive to put it back on the stove and finish off. Maybe about 10 minutes or even less. A risotto takes about 16 to 18 minutes total.
hope this helps
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hi buonaforchetta, welcome to the forum.. Very nice advice.
this thread is about 6 yrs old , and Elizabeth's dinner party is long past , but there are many newer threads going where we would be happy if you joined in .
Only a fool argues with a skunk, a mule or a cook. { cowboy saying}
#4670 Thu 14 Oct 10 9:39pm
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Hey Ashen, have you ever tried to read this? It has an amazing archival type thing about it.. so many amazing recipes swapped in the time this thread was active... think you would find some of them interesting....


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FAIRBANKS, Alaska - Making his first start in over a month, freshman goaltender Ryan McKay stopped all 26 shots he faced to lead the No. 4 Miami hockey team to a 4-0 shutout over Alaska Saturday night at the Carlson Center, completing a weekend sweep. The RedHawks (9-2-3, 6-2-2-2 CCHA), who won 5-2 Friday, earned their first CCHA sweep of the year while defeating the Nanooks (6-7-3, 4-6-2-0 CCHA) for the sixth straight time.
McKay, who hadn't started since being injured at Michigan Oct. 26, pitched his second career shutout in just his third full game. He has allowed only one goal in his young RedHawk career and made several clutch saves Saturday on odd-man rushes and with heavy traffic in front of the net. It was Miami's third shutout as a team on the season.
A trio of RedHawks tallied two points led by redshirt senior Marc Hagel, who scored the first two goals of his Miami career after transferring from Princeton. Sophomore Jimmy Mullin notched a goal and an assist for his first multi-point game of the year while classmate Austin Czarnik added two assists for his second straight multi-point contest.
After killing a pair of penalties with some strong shot blocking in the first 14 minutes, Miami had a pair of power play chances of its own. The RedHawks appeared to score with 4:40 left in the first period as sophomore Alex Wideman blasted a laser on the first man advantage just inside the blue line that was ruled a goal initially but after a review it was waved off. The puck was ruled to have hit the bottom of the crossbar and bounced down but never crossed the goal line as the opening stanza ended scoreless. UAF held a 12-5 edge in shots after the first 20 minutes.
Wideman did score on the power play 2:26 into the second stanza on a two-man advantage to put the RedHawks up 1-0. Miami worked the puck around the zone to freshman Riley Barber in the left circle, where he fed Czarnik in the slot. Czarnik then quickly dished to Wideman at the opposite post where he slammed the puck home for his fifth goal of the year and fourth in his last five games, which turned out to be the game-winner.
Sophomore Blake Coleman nearly doubled Miami's lead just minutes later as he hit both posts in a matter of two minutes but both times Alaska netminder John Keeney was able to cover the rebound before the 'Hawks could poke it in. The RedHawks then killed a pair of penalties later in the stanza to keep UAF off the board as Miami carried its one-goal lead into the second intermission. The 'Hawks did flip the tables on shots with a 10-4 advantage over the middle 20 minutes.
With 11:36 remaining in the third, Miami added an insurance goal as Hagel notched his first goal as a RedHawk and first of three Miami tallies in the final frame. Mullin started the play behind the net and found Coleman on the doorstep. Coleman tried to slam the puck in but Keeney made the initial save. The rebound went loose in front of the crease however and Hagel roofed the puck to make it a 2-0 contest.
A little less than three minutes later Miami made it a 3-0 contest as Czarnik gathered a loose puck in front of the RedHawks' own net after a McKay save and found Mullin streaking alone at center ice. Mullin skated in on the breakaway and beat Keeney five-hole for his second goal of the year.
With 2:46 remaining, senior Joe Hartman was called for a trip and Alaska pulled Keeney to make it a 6-on-4 advantage for the Nanooks as they looked to chip away at the deficit. Hagel was able to add a short-handed empty-netter from just across the center line however to seal the 4-0 Miami victory.
Miami's penalty kill was strong for the second straight night, killing all seven Alaska power plays. The 'Hawks went 8-for-8 on the penalty kill Friday night, finishing 15-for-15 a man down on the weekend. Miami went 1-for-7 on the power play for the second straight night and finished with a 27-26 advantage in shots as Keeney totaled 23 saves in defeat.
The RedHawks return home next weekend to host Lake Superior State in a two-game CCHA series Friday and Saturday, Dec. 7-8 at Steve Cady Arena. Puck drop is 7:35 p.m. Friday and 7:05 p.m. Saturday.


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Saturday, April 30, 2011
Seviren Lang Disc Golf Course
at Garry Cavan Park in Georgetown, IN
This is a PDGA Sanctioned B-tier
$600 cash added to pro purse
In addition to other prizes, the winner of Intermediate and Rec will both receive a $50 gift certificate to Derby City Discs and the winner of Advanced will receive a basket!
All players will receive a players pack:
Tournament stamped disc
Aluminium water bottle
Snacks for the course
Stash mini provided by Derby City Discs
and more!
Pro's will receive everything except the disc.
Open – $60
Other Pro Divisions – $50
Advanced – $40
Intermediate – $30
Recreational – $25
Preregistration is strongly encouraged. You can preregister a number of ways:
- At Tuesday leagues at Seviren Lang starting in April.
- You can give the money to Adam Higdon, Martin Young or Judge Blevins in person.
- Mail a check to Adam Higdon, 1411 McDonald Ave, New Albany, IN 47150 (must be mailed before April 22 to make sure it arrives before the tournament)
- Send the money via PayPal to firstname.lastname@example.com before April 29.
Be sure to include your name, PDGA number and division with any payment!
Entry fee includes PDGA fees. All non-PDGA members add $10.
Please add $5 to the entry fee if you register the day of the tournament.
Day of registration is from 7:30 - 8:30. Players meeting at 9.


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Officials at the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare haven't released the 60-year-old man's name and condition, citing HIPAA privacy laws.
However, the department did say the man contracted the non-contagious disease from an epidural steroid injection in September.
Officials say the contaminated steroids were shipped to Idaho sometime after July 1.
Walter Knox Memorial Hospital in Emmett, and Pain Specialists of Idaho in Idaho Falls both received shipments of the contaminated steroid. Officials say four people received injections from Walter Knox, and 35 people received injections at the Idaho Falls pain clinic.
Nationally, the CDC estimates 13,000 people received epidural injections from possibly contaminated steroids. The CDC reports that 138 of those people have become ill from the injections, while 12 have died.


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PwC surveyed more than 1,200 senior executives to share their perspectives on "good growth: - growth that is financially, environmentally, and socially more sustainable. From their responses, five key challenges emerged.
The leap between understanding sustainability issues and knowing what to do about them is a big one. While long-term strategies anchor objectives in place for more sustainable growth, management teams still need to know what to do today to meet those goals.
To find out more, we asked more than 1,200 senior executives who compete on the global stage to share their perspectives on what they are focused on today to promote "good growth"—growth that is financially, environmentally, and socially more sustainable.
Where are companies sharpening their sustainability agendas over the next three years?
From the responses, five key challenges emerged:
The role of strategic planning and measurement
These areas of focus will require collaboration from a range of minds, both inside and outside company walls. Ecoinnovation, for example, often requires collaboration from multiple industries. Understanding customer need may require new or different practices in locating opportunities along the value chain.
For every company, the answers start with strategic discipline – how well strategies are designed so that they work together to create value. This means having a coordinated approach for assessing operating models, the innovation pipeline, and environmental and corporate responsibility practices, among other things.
What to look for
When considering the sustainability agenda, company leaders should look for common signs of strategic planning, including:
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