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"Road to the 'Ships" Features Women's Lacrosse Seniors in Preparation for Next Weekend's Conference Tournament
April 12, 2013
HIGH POINT, N.C. - Several of the Conference Carolinas Spring sports championship tournaments are going to be held in the city of Burlington, NC this year from April 19th to April 25th. The combination of the tournaments is being called The Battles in Burlington. The Battles in Burlington will feature the following championship tournaments: Men's and Women's Lacrosse, Men's and Women's Golf, Softball and Baseball.
The Conference Carolinas will be chronicling the lead up to this historic event by releasing a weekly diary titled: The Road to the 'Ships. This week, members of Pfeiffer University's Women's Lacrosse team (Laura Shea, Katherine Athens, Shannon Bonnel, and Carly Garrison) took time out of their busy schedule to answer questions regarding their preparation, the season so far, and their future plans on and off the field.
Pfeiffer is currently 12-1 this year, ranked #6 nationally, and #2 in Conference Carolinas league play. The Falcons lead the league in several statistical categories: 1st in goals per game (16.38), 2nd in goals (213) and assists (114).
What offseason preparation has contributed to your individual game, and how has that translated to the team's overall success?
Laura Shea: Individually, I have gone to a training facility over past winter breaks to improve my footwork and my overall fitness. I personally know my weakness and have tried to improve upon them in order to be the best player I can be for my teammates.
Katherine Athens: Our offseason gives us the opportunity to work more on our individual game because of extra time we have out of practices and workouts. This time gives individuals the opportunity to work on perfecting fundamentals, and working one-on-one with others to improve their game. For me, the offseason gives me more time to play wall ball, work on shooting, or my 1v1 defense, and then being about to implicate that into our team practices. All of our players and coaches have put in extra work outside of practice in our offseason; and because of this we are able to focus now during our season on our game as a team, and learning to work better together every day.
Shannon Bonnel: Over the summer I constantly have a stick in my hand. I am an assistant coach of a travel girls' lacrosse team in Southern Maryland called Jets and I also play on a summer league team. Playing summer league helps me work on my lacrosse skills in the off-season as well as keeping me in shape. Working with the travel team helps me understand lacrosse in a different way and to really focus on how I explain different aspects of the game to younger girls. In addition to these two things I lift and run almost everyday to keep my muscle strength and endurance up so when it is time to be back on the field I will be healthy and ready to rumble. I believe all of what I have done in the offseason has translated to the teams overall success because I have used my strength to motivate girls on and off the field.
Carly Garrison: Offseason preparation is in my opinion is where championship teams are made. Personally, in my own career, I had decided to stop playing lacrosse after my junior season at Jacksonville University and focus on my studies as I had an opportunity to graduate early. Some different doors opened in my life early that fall and before I knew it I was here in January. Although I was not here in the fall, I knew upon getting here, talking with Coach Easley and Coach Marshall, and starting preseason that this team had worked their butts off. Since the fall the girls trained exceptionally hard and did well in their scrimmages. I personally was doing conditioning, speed training, shooting, and stick work before I got here which allowed me to slide in well with the girls. Offseason preparation has helped my individual game dramatically as that is the time where you really put in the grunt work and preparation for the coming season. Overall, my offseason training while finishing up my undergrad in Jacksonville Florida combined with how hard these girls trained in the offseason has been an ample part of why this team has been so successful and we've currently have gone undefeated.
Does the team have a certain way it approaches each match?
Shea: We take each game one game at a time. People have underestimated us this season and we have come out on top every time. We have learned through other people's experiences not to take that chance of underestimating any opponent.
Athens: Before we walk out to the field we come together to get focused on the game at hand. We talk and make sure we are all on the same page all over the field. We remember where we have been, what we have been through, and where we are headed; knowing that each game we play is one step closer to reaching our goals.
Bonnel: Our team goes into each game knowing that there is nothing to lose but everything to gain. Before each game begins we have an "I Believe" chant that we yell for all to hear. We do this because believing is such a huge part to our team. You have to believe that you are better than the defender that is on you or that attacker that is getting ready to drive in. You have to believe in your team members, your coaches, and in your self.
Garrison: Our team definitely approaches each game a certain way… and that way is by an undeniable belief in one another as a team, family, and in our coaches. We focus on what we have to do at that moment in time and playing our game. There is no doubt that every girl on our team plays for the love of the game and to win, but even more important, we have complete belief that together everything is possible.
In your opinion, is this the best team you've played on during your career at Pfeiffer? Why?
Shea: Without a doubt in my mind has this been the best team I've ever played on. Through out my four years here, this is the most talented and disciplined team I've played for. We've had very talented players in the past, but our chemistry on and off the field is amazing to play with and to watch. We've really become a family on and off the field and it shows with our success thus far through out the season.
Athens: Yes! This is the best team I have ever played on because of the different talents that each player brings, and the way each player translates their talent to make our team. Our team plays for each other, and will sacrifice for each other on and off the field. They understand that by working together we can accomplish any goal we make. As a team we have come through trials and the hardships of many obstacles, but we have become stronger because we never gave up and have stuck together through it all. I also know that our team enjoys every second we have together on the field. We remember one of the most important aspects of playing any sport, and that is to have fun. We work hard each day, and love the time we have together.
Bonnel: In my opinion I strongly believe that this is the best team I have played on during my four years at Pfeiffer. In all four years there has been so much potential and skill that has come through this program but the team never truly meshed. This year we have so many great players from our bench to our starters, every moment a player steps onto the field they are playing for their teammates. The amount of skill that players on our team have is just amazing and the fact that we can put all those skills together and really click is even better. Our team chemistry is incredible as well. No matter on or off the field you will always see our team together. We are a family. We are a bizarre and weird group of girls but we all have the same goal in our minds.
Garrison: I only have been apart of this team for not even a whole year, but from the time that I already have been here, I know that there is something very special about this team, this group of girls, and our coaches. I have been apart of a few different teams in my career and I can honestly say that this team, this season, feels different from all the rest. There is no doubt that this is the best team that Pfeiffer Women's Lacrosse has had. Although I have not been here all four years of my career, myself as well as every single player and both our coaches know and feel that this is different from all the rest. I believe that there is a reason for why and how each of us got here, all of our experiences up to this point, and the unique team chemistry and talent that this group has. There is no doubt in my mind that this is the year for Pfeiffer Women's Lacrosse, who is considered the 'underdog,' to defeat the odds and surprise D2 and the nation in what we are going to accomplish.
What hurdles does the team face going into the Conference Carolinas Tournament?
Shea: The only hurdle we have face going to the tournament is ourselves. I believe that we are unstoppable if we just focus on ourselves.
Athens: Going into the tournament we will be challenge each game. Each player has to come out and be ready to play despite any circumstances and remember to play our game. We cannot let other team dictate the way we play. The only thing that will beat us is ourselves. But I know that when we set foot on the field every game, that my teammates have my back and we will fight together till the final whistle, leaving everything we have on the field. We have worked so hard to get where we are today, and we will continue to do that till the end of our season.
Bonnel: This year our team has faced many hurdles to be where we are today. We have had to change the location of our home games to off site areas because our field was not in the condition to play on. We have also had to soak water off the field before games using mattress pads just so we could play on our home field. Never once did we let that get us down, it always pushed us harder to succeed. Just recently we lost one of our players, Kristi Korn, to an ACL injury. It was a shock to all of us but we understand that there are always going to be bumps in the road and we also have other strong players that will do there best to fill her spot. We have had a huge target on our back this year everyone is out to beat us and to some this may seem as a hurdle. To us it increases our determination to prove people wrong that this is Pfeiffer's year to be Conference Carolinas Champions.
Garrison: Going into the Conference Carolinas Tournament, the biggest hurdle that our team will face is going to be ourselves. There's no doubt there are good teams we are going to face and we're going to have to show up ready to play our game, but, right now we just need to continue preparing and training hard just as we have all season. We only have control over what we do and nothing else; we control our play, how hard we work, our preparation, attitudes, belief, and come game day… our ability to play as one and leave everything we have on that field.
What are your thoughts on playing the Conference tournament in Burlington, NC this year?
Shea: I think moving the tournament has its pros and cons. Moving the tournament gives everyone an equal advantage, field wise. With that being said, I think that Queens was a more central location for everyone to travel to. I think fewer fans will make the trip to Burlington as opposed to Charlotte just because it is farther for teams like Limestone, Belmont Abbey, and Queens to get there.
Athens: This year we have had to play games on different fields, difficult circumstances, and in difficult conditions. Even though we are not familiar playing in Burlington, I know that our team will come out ready to play any team that we come up against, not letting anything hinder our game or the way we play.
Bonnel: I am not familiar with the area in which we will be playing the conference tournament this year. However I will say playing at Queens was great because it was a halfway point for most schools to go to except Queens. It also had a great athletic facility with locker rooms, a turf field, and stadium seating for the fans. However the location of the game will not impact the way Pfeiffer Women's Lacrosse team comes out to play.
Garrison: I have not been to this part of North Carolina before so it will just be something new! In all honesty though, it really does not matter where the Conference tournament is held because regardless it is going to be a great weekend of games and lacrosse. We are all blessed and fortunate enough to be able to play and compete so no matter where it is we get to play; it is something to be thankful for!
As seniors, how do you go about mentoring younger players and how does that tie into the legacy you want to leave for the Pfeiffer lacrosse program?
Shea: It is difficult to be an underclassman on any team; especially with the team we have become this year. I try to be as patient and as understanding as possible because with inexperience, comes mistakes. We as seniors have also emphasized this year that we need to celebrate the little successes that we have. I think this will carry on as a legacy for Pfeiffer Women's Lacrosse because all the little encouragements help us celebrate the big wins we have and will have.
Bonnel: I try to show the younger players that nothing is going to come easy, you have to work hard to have an impact and to help the team prosper. I have helped one particular player with her feeds and shooting so her confidence in herself goes up. Then when it comes to practice and games she will believe in herself and in the skills in which she possess. I push players hard because I know the potential that they have and how great they can be in the years to come. I also try to give them words of encouragement because I know what it feels like to be a young player on the team and how at times it is stressful.
Garrison: As seniors, our job is to lead our team as well as ourselves. Setting a good example on and off the field with the things we say and do is such an important part of mentoring our younger players. We are not just developing as players, but people as well. That's one thing I love that Coach Easley has instilled in this program. I would be remised to not mention that as part of how we as seniors mentor our younger players because that is what this program is about; it is leading others as well as yourself to not only go out an hit the wall, work the right and left, or do the extra sprints after a hard practice, but to translate the development and skills into our everyday lives to make us better people at the end of the day. The legacy I want to leave is of faith, belief, selflessness, family, hard work, mentorship, friendship, and teamwork.
What is your major & do you have any post-graduate plans? What skills has lacrosse provided you to excel off the field?
Shea: My major is Human Services and I am looking to go into the field of Substance Abuse Counseling. I will probably go home back to Maryland or relocate to Charlotte after graduation. Lacrosse has taught me to be patient and to cooperate better with others. Nothing is more challenging then throwing 25 girls into a room the first day of preseason and telling them to be something great. I think life is the same way in that you have to deal with a group of people in order to obtain the same goal.
Athens: I am an Accounting Major, and do not have anything set plans for after graduation. But I am looking into different jobs using my accounting degree or maybe getting in to coaching somewhere. Playing lacrosse has made an impact in many areas of my life. It has helped shape the person I am today. I have suffered through different injuries while playing lacrosse that has helped me develop a strong work ethic and patience, which has translated off the field as well. Being a captain has helped me develop my leadership skills helping me leader better in the clubs and organizations I am involved in at Pfeiffer. I have realized that I needed to be an uncompromising role model on and off the field, upholding my coach's standards, investing in and encouraging others around me. As a captain I have learned how to lead my peers and those who were senior to me. I know the importance of having genuine concern for each person on any team I am on. And lastly, playing lacrosse has helped me learn to communicate to all different kinds of people.
Bonnel: I graduated in the fall with a major of Exercise Science and right now I am taking graduate classes to get my Masters of Business Administration. After this semester I plan on finding a graduate assistant job for another lacrosse program. Lacrosse has certainly helped with time management because of having to balance practice, games, and school work. My work ethic has also been impacted by the sport of lacrosse. I say this because of all the training we have had to put in during the off-season, preseason, and regular season it was never easy but it helped us succeed. I believe my leadership skills and communication skills have also grown while being part of this team. The leadership skills I have obtained will help me flourish in many different environments because I will know how to form a plan and set goals to obtain. While the communication skills will help me talk to various other employees or bosses when it comes to discussions or meetings.
Garrison: I actually have already started my post-graduate plan and am a grad school student as of this semester at Pfeiffer University. I am currently working online towards my MBA. In December of 2012, I graduated from Jacksonville University where I received a degree in Sports Management with a minor in General Business. I also played lacrosse at JU for three years and was an original player of the inaugural team for their program. In my eleven years of playing lacrosse, it has provided me with so many skills and lessons to excel off the field whether in the workplace or with my family and other relationships. I have learned a lot about time management, teamwork, leadership, listening, motivating, working through adversity, dedication, discipline, persistence, and so much more.
Conference Carolinas currently has two teams ranked nationally in the IWLCA Division II Poll, Limestone at #3 and Pfeiffer at #6. Both teams are ranked #1 and #2 in the conference, respectively. Belmont Abbey is 3rd, while Queens University of Charlotte is 4th in the Conference Carolinas league standings.


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CARSON, Calif. – Should Mike Magee be a member of the U.S. National Team? The versatile Galaxy attacker has notched six goals in seven games this season.
During LA's Time Warner Deportes' postgame show, former Galaxy and U.S. national team turned analyst Steve Sampson posed the question to LA's current head coach –and Sampson's replacement as U.S. national team head coach back in 1998 –Bruce Arena if Magee should be considered for national team duty.
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"Steve, you and I both know that a national team coach has a lot of pressure and a lot of critics. I think the national team has coach has to make those decisions," Arena said on the broadcast. "Right now, I'm going to relax and let the coach makes all those kind of decisions because as we know, they're never easy."
Should Magee be considered for national team duty? Will Klinsmann call up Magee?
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For the first time since March 22, 2009, two LA Galaxy players made their MLS debut in the starting lineup. Forward Charlie Rugg notched a goal and goalkeeper Brian Rowe held a shutout with seven saves as the Galaxy defeated Real Salt Lake 2-0 on Saturday.
Following the match, I wrote a pair of sidebars on the two starters, which you can read below.
* Brian Rowe puts in masterful performance to seal LA Galaxy win over RSL
*Charlie Rugg confident after scoring to seal 2-0 LA Galaxy victory in MLS debut
I ask the question, however, which player had the best appearance and has the biggest upside?
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Courtesy of RealSaltLake.com, highlights of the LA Galaxy's 1-0 Reserve League defeat to Real Salt Lake.
One thought: the video is at a poor angle, but it looks like goal scorer Sebastian Velasquez may have been offside on the lone goal of the match. LA Assistant coach and Reserve League head coach Curt Onalfo said that he believed Velasquez might have been offside in his postgame comments.
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SANDY, Utah -- The LA Galaxy Reserves fell 1-0 to the Real Salt Lake Reserves on Sunday.
Brian Perk made his first start since undergoing sports hernia surgery on March 16 and put in a solid performance making six saves in the process. LA controlled the game early on, but Real Salt Lake quickly took control of the match and broke through in the 75th minute when midfielder Sebastian Velasquez beat Perk.
Chances were limited for the Galaxy, who struggled to generate offense providing little test for former Galaxy goalkeeper Josh Saunders, who was not called on to make a save. In the 75th minute, John Stertzer forced a turnover and found Velasquez alone on the 'keeper,who slotted it past Perk for the game's only goal.
"I thought our defensive shape was very good for the 75 minutes. We weren't very sharp with the ball in the first half, which forced to have to defend. I thought to start the second half, we were sharper, we kept the ball a little bit better and hit a wall physically towards the end of the game. We need to see the film to see if the goal was offside, but there were three breakaways in a short period of time so those kind of things can't happen," Assistant coach and Reserve League head coach Curt Onalfo told LA Galaxy Insider. "But fatigue played a big part of that, it's just our second reserve game on the road in altitude so that part we have to learn from. We got three academy players [Drew Murphy, Raul Mendiola and Nathan Smith] some valuable experience for them and we're bringing guys along like Gyasi [Zardes] and Kenney Walker back from injury. From that stand point, it's okay, obviously we're disappointed that we didn't get the result, but it's something that we can build on as we to our next reserve game"
LA return to Reserve League action on May 7 against USLPro side Los Angeles Blues at The Home Depot Center.
Below are the highlights to the LA Galaxy's 2-0 victory over Real Salt Lake...
SANDY, Utah – No LA Galaxy player shined brighter than Brian Rowe as the Galaxy sealed a 2-0 victory on the road against Real Salt Lake.
Starting in place of the injured Carlo Cudicini, Rowe made a total of seven saves on the night to seal his first career shutout in his MLS debut.
Below Rowe's teammates and head coach Bruce Arena address his performance.
ARENA: "He was outstanding. There's no other way to put it. We obviously felt that, coming into the game, that he's a good goalkeeper, however he had no experience in the league. You're always concerned in the first few minutes of the game, but he looked pretty composed right from the start. He had a good save early, and had great concentration to make a bunch of saves throughout the evening. As I said, I thought he was outstanding."
A.J. DELAGARZA: "It was great. It reminded me of [Brian] Perk when he made his debut against Seattle and he came out with a penalty kick save. [Perk] made some pretty big saves for us and kept in the game and kept us at zero and got his first shutout."
JUNINHO: "An amazing performance by Bryan Rowe. He's a great goalkeeper and he's got a great personality."
MIKE MAGEE: "I thought Brian Rowe was the best player on the field."
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SANDY, Utah -- Bruce Arena addressed the media following the LA Galaxy's 2-0 victory over Real Salt Lake.
Arena's comments are below.
(On Brian Rowe's performance…)
ARENA: "He was outstanding. There's no other way to put it. We obviously felt that, coming into the game, that he's a good goalkeeper, however he had no experience in the league. You're always concerned in the first few minutes of the game, but he looked pretty composed right from the start. He had a good save early, and had great concentration to make a bunch of saves throughout the evening. As I said, I thought he was outstanding."
(On the performance of the younger players…)
ARENA: "Charlie did a good job. He kind of hit the wall a little bit in the second half, as expected, but a good first goal – a good first game. Again, he's another player who played his first game tonight. We were really pleased that he got a goal in his first game. We can't complain about that, for Rowe to get a shutout in his first game, on the road in Salt Lake."
(On how the veterans helped the younger, less-experienced players on the road…)
ARENA: "They did a great job. There are seven veterans on the field, so it's not like we just had a bunch of kids. The group of DeLaGarza, Gonzalez, Sarvas, Juninho, Magee and Franklin were giving our young players confidence in helping us get the result."
(On Jack McBean…)
ARENA: "Jack was doing alright. Unfortunately, he suffered a difficult injury and obviously, we'll find out more tonight, but Jack has been moving along."
(On his team's success defensively…)
ARENA: "Our team shape is very good. Our center backs did not stand and drive, they were organizing the group ahead of them, our line moved pretty well and we got good blocks in the midfield. Early in the game, [Real Salt Lake] tried to get behind us, and we dealt with that pretty well. When we needed a save, Brian [Rowe] came through."
(On whether the game-plan changed for the second half, after going up 2-0…)
ARENA: "Yes, I told the team that if [Real Salt Lake] didn't score a goal, from what I know about the game, is that we're probably going to win. We took care of defending, and we're satisfied winning 2-0. If we got a third goal, we'd get a third goal."
SANDY, Utah -- Jack McBean has enjoyed a strong 2013 season, but it may be put on hold after he suffered an injury during the LA Galaxy's 2-0 victory over Real Salt Lake at Rio Tinto Stadium on Saturday.
McBean left the field in the 53rd minute in pain after a collision with RSL defender Nat Borchers. Following the match, the Galaxy confirmed that McBean was taken to a local hospital and X-Rays confirmed a fractured left clavicle. The club will set a timeline for his return once team doctors see him once the team returns to Southern California.
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SANDY, Utah -- A few notes from the LA Galaxy's 2-0 win over Real Salt Lake.
*Update on injured players is here.
*Last time two players made their professional debut in the starting XI was March 22, 2009 against D.C. United in a match that ended in a 2-2 draw when A.J. DeLaGarza and Omar Gonzalez started in central defense.
*Last time three players made their professional debut for LA Galaxy was March 22, 2009 against D.C. United when Kyle Patterson, A.J. DeLaGarza, and Omar Gonzalez made debuts.
*Charlie Rugg's goal is the first in his professional career. The last time a Galaxy rookie scored in his MLS debut was Jack McBean on October 23, 2011 in a 2-1 defeat to the Houston Dynamo.
*Mike Magee's goal in the sixth minute was the fastest goal for the LA Galaxy this MLS season.
*Brian Rowe made his MLS debut and earned his first career MLS shutout.
SANDY, Utah -- The LA Galaxy will be without four of their regulars against Real Salt Lake.
Carlo Cudicini and Landon Donovan will miss out due to right leg strains, Todd Dunivant is unavailable due to a left leg strain while Robbie Keane is out due to a left ankle strain.
It is the seventh straight game in which the LA Galaxy have used a different lineup.


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A New Year's celebration returns to Carteret County with a new name and an expanded lineup of activities intended to bring out an off-season crowd.
Six Carteret County towns are hosting the Crystal Coast Countdown, which made its debut last year as Crystal Coast First Night.
The new name is a fitting one with a line-up of five days of activities leading up to Jan. 1.
The celebration begins Friday and includes a variety of activities at each of the host towns, including music, storytelling, dance groups, tours and art competitions.
The idea is to bring the county together and offer a variety of activities that local residents, as well as visitors to the area, can enjoy for the New Year's holiday.
"There's something for everyone. We're doing what we can as a collaborative group to bring people to Carteret County," said Alesia Sanderson, Emerald Isle parks and recreation director, while announcing the upcoming events at a recent Emerald Isle meeting.
The towns of Emerald Isle, Newport and Pine Knoll Shores joined Morehead City, Atlantic Beach and Beaufort for this year's event.
Director Silvana Botta said they hope to see the event continue to grow in the coming years to include even more communities.
"Our goal is to be a countywide event, and we're getting there," Botta said.
Two years ago, Morehead City Mayor Jerry Jones and Planning Director Linda Staab were talking to each other about the need for a New Year's Eve event and from there an impromptu Crab Pot Drop was organized.
The community response led to the organization of last year's event, which saw considerable success.
The highlight of the event is the New Year's Eve countdown to the New Year; and this year, the kids get to ring in 2013 a little early.
Beaufort is featuring a Pirate's Drop at 7 p.m. on Front Street for an early New Year's Eve celebration and then the countdown to midnight moves to the Katherine Davis Park in Morehead City for the midnight Crab Pot Drop. Fireworks will follow the Crab Pot Drop.
Last year, several thousand gathered in downtown Morehead City for the arrival of 2012.
"We had 3,500 people on Evans Street at midnight," Botta said.
Botta said activities at last year's event saw increased participation and they hope that is the case again this year.
The Resolution Run sponsored by the Town of Beaufort had 178 registered, and the New Year's Day Penguin Plunge in Atlantic Beach about doubled in participation with 800 participants.
"We see it as a countywide family affair for everyone," Botta said.
Jones said it brings the community together and is also a way to attract people to Carteret County this time of year, including its many second homeowners.
"The Crystal Coast isn't just a summer place," he said.
The fun begins Friday and there are opportunities for kayak tours at the N.C. Aquarium at Pine Knoll Shores, a scavenger hunt along Emerald Isle's multi-use path and Bon Fire at the Beach at the Atlantic Beach Circle.
Through New Year's Eve, there is music with a reggae concert in Emerald Isle, and Pickin' and Grinnin' in Newport. There will be children's crafts at the train depot in Morehead City, activities at the N.C. Maritime Museum and tours at the Beaufort Historic Site.
After the New Year's Eve fun, the New Year starts with a Guided First Hike at Fort Macon, a sand sculpture contest in Atlantic Beach and a dip in the ocean during the annual Penguin Plunge at the Atlantic Beach Circle.
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The original water works was completed in 1878, but it was decommissioned after only 20 years due to low pressure and brackish water. And there it sat, occasionally changing hands until a service station had to abandon the building after a roof collapsed. When TZG Architects collaborated with JMD Designs to turn the space into a public park, they realized the ruins could provide a unique and valuable historic reference for the residents of the city.
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Final Score: (24) Boise State 32, New Mexico 29
Albuquerque, NM (Sports Network) - Joe Southwick threw for 311 yards and three touchdowns on 24-of-34 efficiency as No. 24 Boise State opened its Mountain West Conference slate with a 32-29 win over New Mexico.
Matt Miller caught nine balls for 68 yards and a score, Jay Ajayi tallied 118 yards and a touchdown on the ground on just six rushes and D.J. Harper added 98 yards rushing for the Broncos (3-1, 1-0 MWC), who have won three straight games following a loss to Michigan State in their opener.
The Broncos jumped out to a 25-0 halftime lead, but the Lobos (2-3, 0-1), outscored the visitors 29-7 in the second half to make the game interesting.
"It was two different games, two halves of football and two different games. The biggest reason was because of turnovers. In the first half we turned the ball over three times," New Mexico head coach Bob Davie said.
As a team, New Mexico carried the ball 54 times for 330 yards.
Kasey Carrier ran it 18 times for 86 yards and a score, Cole Gautsche picked up 71 yards rushing and two touchdowns on 12 carries and Jhurell Pressley added 58 yards on the ground and a score on 13 attempts.
Turnovers allowed to get the Lobos back in the game in the second half, including Dallas Burroughs' fumble on the second-half kickoff.
"The thing that just killed us was the opening kickoff of the second half," Boise State head coach Chris Petersen said.
Pressley ran it in from three yards out and Carrier added a 5-yard TD run later in the frame before Southwick concluded a 10-play, 75-yard drive with an 8-yard TD pass to Shane Williams-Rhodes, which gave Boise State a 32-14 advantage.
The Lobos, though, scored touchdowns on their next two touches to make it a three-point game.
Cole Gautsche finished off a 10-play, 75-yard trek with a 7-yard TD scamper.
A.J. Butler then forced a Williams-Rhodes fumble on the third play of Boise State's next drive and Joe Stoner picked up the loose ball and rumbled 47 yards down to the Broncos' 1-yard line.
Gautsche ran it in a play later and then converted the two-point conversion, which made it a 32-29 game midway through the fourth.
Boise State then took 4:18 off the clock, but Michael Frisina missed a 44-yard field goal to give the ball back to New Mexico with 3:24 remaining.
But the Broncos regained possession four plays later when B.R. Holbrook's pass on 4th-and-4 fell incomplete.
With 2:09 showing on the clock, Harper picked up eight and 18 yards to move the chains. Three ensuing kneel downs sealed the outcome.
Frisina's 28-yard field goal on Boise State's opening possession of the game accounted for its only points of the first quarter, but the Broncos tallied 22 points in the second.
Southwick found Burroughs for a 50-yard completion on the final play of the first and Chris Potter capped the quick 3-play, 77-yard trek with a 10- yard TD catch.
The Broncos' Michael Atkinson forced a Carrier fumble, which was recovered by Ricky Tjong-A-Tjoe at the New Mexico 43-yard line.
Southwick flipped a 9-yard TD pass to Miller on the fifth play of Boise State's ensuing march, and then Miller found Connor Peters for the two-point conversion.
Ajayi added a 1-yard TD run later in the frame for a 25-point Boise State halftime edge.
Game Notes
Boise State outgained New Mexico, 514-374 ... The Broncos were 8-for-13 on third down, while New Mexico finished 5-of-10 on third down ... Holbrook threw for 44 yards on 7-of-12 passing.


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The Royal Albert Hall added to its rich concert history on Wednesday night
as Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers closed out their two-night run at the
famed London venue with an epic show featuring a guest appearance by close
friend and rock legend Steve Winwood.
Backstage hopped with excitement before the show as family and friends
mingled with the band amid the road cases. Winwood - who opened for Tom
and the Heartbreakers' summer tour in 2008 - caught up with tour manager
Richard Fernandez and checked out guitars with Alan Rogan before the show.
Olivia Harrison dropped in to say hello. Father-and-son producing duo Glyn
and Ethan Johns were around. Nick Lowe and Jimmy Page were in the house
and Helen Mirren came backstage to say hi.
At the center of it all, Tom and the guys were loose, smiling and laughing
and generally soaking it all in.
The biggest difference between Monday and Wednesday's shows was the
swagger the band had as it took the stage following Jonathan Wilson's
opening set. There was no hint of nerves, despite the fact that Benmont
Tench's organ was on the fritz and some of the guys were fighting
off colds. When the house lights dropped and the crowd erupted into
cheers, the band strode onstage and did what they do best.
Hit after hit after hit, they barreled through the show with singular
intent, locked in and focused. Just after he finished introducing
the Heartbreakers, Tom talked about their love of the British Music
Invaders that they heard growing up as kids as a member of the sound crew
set up a microphone between him and Mike Campbell.
"Ladies and gentlemen, Steve Winwood," Tom said with a smile. The Albert
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emerged the delicate acoustic fingerpicking that opens "Can't Find My Way
Home." Mike Campbell took the first solo, Winwood the second. As the song
headed for the outro, Campbell wove slide guitar swells in with Winwood's
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If anything could have topped "Can't FInd My Way Home," it would be "Gimme
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Art Slam!
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Date:5/2/20137:00 PM – 11:00 PM
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Santa Clarita, California91355
ART SLAM is a monthly art happening, which will feature a variety of art, entertainment, and activities centered around a theme. Several themes have been discussed by some artists in the community including: LIGHT, SOUND, WATER, and ICE CREAM! Many of the ART SLAM events will see artists' responding to a theme by developing interactive opportunities for the public, installations of art work, gallery shows featuring several artists, etc. For the evening, the block/area will be transformed into an open air gallery.
ART SLAM will occur monthly from March to October on the First Thursday of the month between 7 pm and 11 pm in Old Town Newhall between Lyons and 9th street (sometimes beyond this block). ART SLAM will utilize the existing space in this area including parking lots and open property (City owned pad where the old Community Center used to be). In addition, ART SLAM will develop partnerships with local businesses to access their space, as well as include their programming in the monthly event. The Newhall Library, The Vu, The American Legion, Billy's and others could take an active role in the monthly event by developing concerts, hosting art, presenting performance art pieces, etc.
The ART SLAM concept steps away from labels, and will attempt to develop a new art event for the City of Santa Clarita. It will not be a mini SENSES. The ART SLAM will have its own identity, branding, and by the very nature of it being an art centric event, distinguish itself from the Street Party approach of SENSES.
LIGHT SLAM will be the inaugural event on Thursday, March 7. Artists from the region will descend into Newhall to display their light inspired art. Partners include Visual Terrain, The Museum of Neon Art (MONA), CalArts, ARTree, Odius, and others.
For more information please contact Arts & Events Office at (661)250-3787
For more information about this event or other Thursday @ Newhall events happening in Old Town Newhall, visit www.thursdaysatnewhall.com.


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Sandy hit the Rockaways hard, and the ASPCA is responding in that area in three ways: We're distributing pet supplies at several key points, providing veterinary care to residents, and rescuing animals who were left behind as the storm bore down on this seaside community.
One call our rescue team received informed us that the Rivera family in the Rockaways had been forced to leave their dog and three cats behind when they evacuated to a shelter on Tuesday.
Leann and Manny Rivera had been at home with their seven children when Sandy hit, and it was only a matter of minutes before their home was flooded with 15 or 16 feet of water.
Their landlord told them to break down the door on the empty third-floor apartment in their two-family house, so all nine people and four pets huddled in one room there until the water was low enough that they could swim out.
The Riveras didn't know they could bring pets to the shelter, and they also had no way to get them through the water. They left their pets in the house with four days' worth of food and water and trudged through their flooded street to a police station, where they were sent to a shelter. Staff there told them the ASPCA could help them get their animals back, and we did.
We found the cats hiding in various places around the house and the little dog, terrified, barking on the couch. We placed the cats in carriers and wrapped the dog in a blanket and took them to safety.
When we pulled in to the evacuation center where the Riveras were staying, Leann ran next to our truck as it pulled in. She couldn't wait to see her "other children." As we opened the van door, Leann's little dog nearly exploded with glee to see his mom again, and Leann returned the enthusiasm. The animals are now with the Riveras at the shelter, where Leann reports her children are overjoyed to see their pets again.
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I can never understand how people would just abandon their pets in a situation like this!
I've been trying to get info all afternoon. Please contact me at [email protected] If he is in need of home, I will adopt and pay all medical bills.
my family and i are grateful to Alex and the ASPCA people for bringing my furrie children to us i dont know if saying thanks is enough, but it was the best day ever to have my family back. we were destroyed with out our babys.we love them more then anything and god knows if anything would have ever happened to them i think i would have died.
my family and i are grateful to Alex and the ASPCA people for bringing my furrie children to us i dont know if saying thanks is enough, but it was the best day ever to have my family back. we were destroyed with out our babys.we love them more then anything and god knows if anything would have ever happened to them i think i would have died.
im only 13 right now but when i get older i wanna help out and save and adopt poor sufering animals
My mom lost her house 2 a fire and was unable to rescue her 2 cats from 247 beach 129th steet. One is a male (all black) and the other is a female white and black (small. Please help!!!
What a nice landlord to tell them to break down the 3rd floor. I sure wish my landlord was like that. Its a good story all around.
:3 I could never stand to leave my animals there; I would save them first. And I am so happy they stayed safe while you rescued them.
I'm always surprised how people don't have contingency plans for their animals in case of emergency. I definitely overplan but I will never be caught by surprise because of it. I have my cat carriers always loaded with blankets, food, and a bottled water and they are stored where I can easily get to them. I also have all their medical info as well as phone numbers for their vet and a couple local 24/7 emergency pet hospitals in a folder attached to the side of their carriers. That way I'm prepared if anything happens whether that would be medical emergency or natural disaster.


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The Havelock baseball team needed something to break out of its slump. That thing proved to be patience.
Ram batters walked four times before Austin Coley delivered a big hit in a six-run fourth inning, as Havelock defeated White Oak 10-4 Tuesday at Havelock High.
"We've got a couple of hitters who are overly aggressive," Havelock coach Charlie Smith said. "We went three batters and they threw only two strikes, so we were trying to take pitches a little bit, get a good count and put the pressure back on them. That was big."
The Rams, losers of seven of their last eight games, trailed 4-1 in the second inning, thanks in part to two errors and an RBI double from White Oak's Tyler Jobe.
Coley prevented another run when he threw a strike to catcher Chris Toler, who tagged out White Oak's Troy Jurney at the plate, ending the inning.
That set the stage for a Havelock comeback. The Rams got two runs in the bottom of the second, with Coley getting a single and scoring on an error, and Pharoh Cooper delivering another run on an infield hit.
Still down 4-3 in the fourth with two outs, Cooper, Will Blythe, Aron Rossi and Josh Little had consecutive walks, producing the tying run. Cameron Carpenter then reached on an error, producing the go-ahead run.
Coley then smacked a two-run double to left-center, and two more runners crossed the plate when the Vikings couldn't field a ball off the bat of Justice Provencher. Just like that, the Rams scored six runs on just one hit.
"Austin Coley's coming around," Smith said. "He struggled the first third of the season, but he looks real comfortable at the plate right now."
Havelock also settled down defensively. Cooper made a running catch of a fly ball to center and then threw to a stretching Ryan Lewis to double up a White Oak runner at second base. The Rams didn't make an error after the third inning.
Meanwhile, Little relieved starting pitcher Rossi in the third, giving up just one infield hit in five innings and striking out five to get the victory.
"When Josh Little comes in, his ball just sinks hard at the plate," Smith said. "Those guys just top it out there for those easy ground balls. Sometimes, they end up in no man's land, but Josh has been pitching real well."
Coley led Havelock at the plate, going 2-for-3 with two RBIs, while Cooper was also 2-for-3 with an RBI and two steals. Blythe was 2-for-2 with a pair of walks, while Rossi had an RBI double in three trips to the plate, and Carpenter was 1-for-3. Lewis and Toler each supplied a sacrifice bunt.
With the victory, the Rams improve to 8-11 overall and 3-6 in the Coastal 3A Conference with an eye on one of five league playoff spots.
"There's still a lot of baseball left and we're still in it," Smith said. "We have to finish as high as we can finish and hopefully get these guys in the playoffs and have a good playoff run.
"But, we've got a long way to go. We've got to beat the people we've already beaten and try to find a way to beat those guys we didn't beat the first time around. And, it's good to have four out of the last six at home, too."
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Pulp novels and pulp books were viewed under a completely new light after the success of Quentin Tarantino's movie 'Pulp Fiction,' which drew heavily from this genre. The question remains, however, what is pulp? Technically speaking, it is the actual material which the magazines were made of. In a classic example of synecdoche, the name of the material is used to refer to the whole genre. In the beginning, these magazines were not unlike comic books, due to their themes of adventure and horror, they were basically escapism literature. In addition to that, the manufacturing material was so cheap that it allowed for extremely low prices. There was a lot more to it though, as you are about to find out here on Pulprack.com.
The price and subject matter of pulp novels should not fool the reader, as a matter of fact, many well respected authors found themselves writing for pulp fiction novels at one point or another, including Isaac Asimov (I, Robot), Robert Bloch (Psycho), Ray Bradbury (Fahrenheit 451), William S. Burroughs (Junkie), Arthur C. Clarke (2001: A Space Odyssey), Joseph Conrad (Heart of Darkness, Lord Jim), Stephen Crane (The Red Badge of Courage), Philip K. Dick (Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?), Arthur Conan Doyle (Sherlock Holmes), Dashiel Hammett (The Maltese Falcon), Rudyard Kipling (The Jungle Book), H.P. Lovecraft, Jack London (The Call of the Wild), Mark Twain (The Adventures of Tom Sawyer), H.G. Wells (The War of the Worlds), and Tennessee Williams (A Streetcar Named Desire, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof), among many others. At their pulp stage, some might be considered romance writers, in the tradition of chivalry and heroism of romance novels such as Le Morte D'Arthur.
As was mentioned before, pulp novels and books did not originally exists in the form of books and novels per se, but as a collection of stories put together in a magazine. Some of these magazines were Weird Tales, Amazing Stories, Astounding Stories, Astonishing Stories, Famous Fantastic Mysteries, Fantastic Adventures, Fantastic Story Magazine, Fantasy, Future Science Fiction, Planet Stories, Science Fiction, Science Fiction Quarterly, Startling Stories, Super Science Stories, Tales of Wonder, Uncanny Tales and Wonder Stories.
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Brendan Early and Dana Moon have tracked renegade Apaches together and gunned down scalp hunters to become Arizona legends. But now they face each other from opposite sides of what newspapers are calling The Rincon Mountain War. Brendan and a gang of mining company gun thugs are dead set on running Dana and "the People of the Mountain" from their land. The characters are unforgettable, the plot packed with action and gunfights from beginning to end.
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TomTom Unleashes New European Advertising Campaign
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TomTom Unleashes New European Advertising Campaign
TomTom launches the TomTom GO range with new visual style for the European Advertising Campaign
Amsterdam, 03 October 2007 - TomTom, the world's largest portable navigation solutions provider, today announced the European launch of the new TomTom GO Advertising Campaign. The campaign will be multi-channel and launched in 16 countries throughout Europe via TV, Radio, Print, Outdoor and Online. The campaign will start in almost all countries as of today and will run until the end of the year.
The new advertising campaign features the recently announced TomTom GO range and has a new distinctive animation style. It includes TV commercials, print advertisements, outdoor and online ads. The campaign communicates three key features of the TomTom GO range: best maps, safety and ease of use.
Best maps: "I take the best route even when roads change"
Map Share™ is a proprietary map improvement technology unique to TomTom, which enables users to easily and instantly improve maps and share changes. TomTom users can send and receive improvements every day for the most up to date maps.
Safety: "I go wherever I want, without a care"
TomTom has a whole package of safety features, including a unique "Help me!" menu for a safer and easier drive. With only a few taps on the screen users can find their way to the nearest help and emergency services. They also have access to a complete first aid guide.
Ease of use: "I just tell my TomTom where to go and go"
With voice address input, TomTom users can start their journey by simply saying their destination out loud. The large user-friendly touchscreen and award-winning software are definitely a plus for an easy and safe driving experience.
TomTom is using a new animation style in this advertising campaign. TomTom worked with the Dutch agency TBWA/Neboko on the project. TBWA/Neboko commissioned the Dutch company PostPanic to produce two new television commercials for TomTom.
This resulted in a unique visual experience combining live action, rotoscoping, 3D animation and motion graphics.
The animation allows the users to dive into another world – a "TomTom world". The fresh lime green background enhances the branding in a creative and effective way.
The main characters are rotoscoped and then illustrated with sketch style lines. The end result is an animation that is super-realistic in movement, mimic and character expression, allowing the viewer to be drawn into the story.
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Listen up, TV lovers! This laid back pup wants nothing more than to sit next to you on the couch and catch up on all of your favorite shows. Fraggle is ready to relax and cuddle with you.
Fraggle underwent surgery that left him deaf, and he also has some vision limitations. If you choose to open your heart and home to Fraggle, our behavior staff can talk you through the best ways to care for this special dog. Fraggle would do best in a teens-and-up household with patient adopters who'll go the extra mile for him. Adopt Fraggle today!
Fraggle is available for adoption at the ASPCA Adoption Center. If you are interested in adopting please call our Adoptions department in New York City at (212) 876-7700, ext. 4900. To learn more about Fraggle, please visit his page.
Fraggle, I love you. You are precious and beautiful and sweet and I hope with all my heart that a big-hearted person comes along very soon to scoop you up and bring you home and love you to pieces!!!
Fraggle is adorable; he looks like a cuddler! I wish him all the joy and happiness a little dog should have.
OMG!!!!! How cute is he???? My brother is deaf and one of his childhood deaf friends had two deaf papillions (sp?) and they taught the dogs some basic sign language. It was a match made in heaven! I hoped he is adopted very soon!
We live on 2 1/2 acres in WI with Dog doors on Front and back doors, so they came come in and go as they Please. Feed them all All-Natual Dog food & Treats - Made in USA ONLY. (Dog treats made in China "waggin trail jerky treats, have Caused many dogs to Die - FDA is Finally (after 7 years, is taking steps to Finally recall Some of them).
We have 3 adopted dogs - Two 8 years (dally and beagle) and One 2 1/2 year old (corgi/bassett mix)
.........Will take this Guy in in Second.........but we don't live in NYC :*( If only there were transportation trucks for the sweet animals. We are watching for Senior Dogs to adopt. Fraggle looks Perfect***
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Citizen Journalism: The concept of members of the public playing an active role in the process of collecting, reporting, analyzing and disseminating news and information.Also know as....
"street journalism."
Why would someone who already has a day job want to compete with Katie Couric or Maureen Dowd?
Most citizen journalists will say they aren't trying to replace those folks but want to contribute to the public's understanding of issues and events by offering independent, accurate, and relevant information.
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Though there hasn't been any official word, it looks like the new ThunderCats animated series has been cancelled.
A reboot of the 1980s ThunderCats TV show, the new series debuted on Cartoon Network last July with the first of 26 installments. The season was broken up into two parts and the finale aired this past Saturday. There's been no word of plans for a second season.
What's more, Cartoon Network announced their plans for the 2012-13 season and ThunderCats was noticeably absent from their list of returning series.
Matthew Mercer is the voice actor for Tygra. His girlfriend is actress Mirisha Ray and she believes that the show has been cancelled so she's started a website to rally support.
While ThunderCats hasn't been officially cancelled yet, the signs certainly don't look positive. When/if we hear something definitive, we'll be sure to let you know.
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This says he's shooting 23.8 percent.
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Developing JEE projects with Maven
Since the beginning of this tutorial, we have only covered projects capable of generating one basic Jar archive. It doesn't apply very well to server-side projects. As you might guess, Maven offers a lot more and supports out of the box any standard JEE packaging type. This trail explains step-by-step how to get started in JEE development using Maven to manage your project.
- Multi-modules projects: Usually developers work concurrently on more then one project at a time. In fact, a project is usually split into several sub-projects for architectural reasons. Multi-modules projects avoids the pain of having to rebuild each sub-project individually after every little modification you make.
- Web projects: The most common type of modules people work with in a JEE project is a web module. Traditionally, a web application is composed of static and dynamic web pages, Java source code, specific configuration files, client-side scripts and of some resources (images, css).
- EJB 1&2 projects: Even if the EJB specifications 1.x and 2.x were the sources of much controversy, a lot of JEE projects are still using them heavily. As you will see in this lesson, Maven can help you greatly to deal with some of the inherent complexities of EJB modules.
- EJB 3 projects: EJB3 specification promises to bring much needed simplicity and lightness to the EJB world. Even if the final specification has still not been released, Maven supports PAR modules projects.
- Packaging everything together: Now that you have produced all the required modules, you still have to package them together in a valid JEE archive. This can be achieved by creating an EAR module project.
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