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Reno is Voted America's Best Whitewater Town!
Outside Magazine has named Reno the Best Whitewater Town in the country in its annual "Best Towns" feature. The Biggest Little City's downtown rafting and kayaking park on the Truckee River was chosen for its prime location, lush surroundings and outdoor amphitheater in Wingfield Park. It's no wonder the location is home to the annual Reno River Festival, attracting hundreds of world-class participants and tens of thousands of spectators each year.
And that's not all! Outside Magazine also listed the new Aces baseball stadium, affordable housing and renovated downtown area among other reasons to love Reno, as well as the newest whitewater park at Rock Park in neighboring Sparks.
The year-round downtown Reno Truckee River Whitewater Park at Wingfield offers adventure in the heart of the casino and arts and culture districts. The $1.5 million park is more than 2,600 feet long and beckons kayakers, rafters, swimmers and water enthusiasts to test out the class 2-3 rapids and the 11 drop pools, providing easy access for kayaking maneuvers with a consistent supply of fresh water. The success of the first element of the Truckee River Whitewater Park was followed by a second installment of whitewater adventure. The City of Sparks constructed a whitewater park at Rock Park. Along with pools for kayaking, tubing and rafting for all skill levels, the improvements include riverbank landscaping, shade structures, play structures, parking and better access for people with disabilities.
The Truckee River also flows through the Reno Riverwalk District, filled with unique shops and restaurants and home to the wildly popular monthly wine and beer walks. The river pathway connects Reno to the beautiful new whitewater park in Sparks. The 12 mile path is perfect for cyclists and pedestrians.
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Norman Kellum graduated from New Bern High in 1955. He played football for the Bears during that time.
His high school football teams competed in the playoffs, but never made it to a championship game.
Kellum, a reputable attorney in
He bought state championship t-shirts and sweatshirts for each of the football teams to sell and raise money for rings.
"For these kids to win (state championship), it will mean more to them than they will ever realize — the friendships they made, the lessons they learned about teamwork and discipline," Kellum said. "They learned lessons there that they won't learn anywhere else."
Kellum paid for 1,000 state championship t-shirts and 63 sweatshirts. The t-shirts are being sold for $15 a piece. The sweatshirts are only for the players.
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"I don't know of any other community that can brag about (two state championships," Kellum said. "I'm so proud of both these teams. To do it in a fashion in which they did it,
Players and coaches from both teams accepted the t-shirts on Thursday at Kellum's office in downtown
"That's one of the big things about winning a state championship, they get a state championship ring to show off their hard work,"
"Our guys are lucky enough to get two in a row. We will be back next year for our third one."
Each school and team has to fund its own state championship rings.
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"It's a tremendous relief," Curlings said. "For Mr. Kellum to do this for the kids, it means a lot to them. The big misconception is that the state provides money to buy the rings for the kids when they win a state championship.
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July 21-25, 2014
Featuring top instruction led by Minnesota Swarm coaches, players, staff and special guest counselors. Camp will take place at the Cloquet Forestry Center and the Fond du Lac Community Center.
The Minnesota Swarm Professional Lacrosse Team, Minnesota Army National Guard and the Fond du Lac Band of Chippewa have partnered up to bring Lacrosse back to the Tribal Communities. These partners look at this unique venture as a way of offering a healthy alternative to much that afflicts our children, to include gangs, drugs, violence and obesity. Develop your stick skills and learn offensive and defensive strategies from Minnesota Swarm players, coaches and staff while preserving the heritage of the game of Lacrosse! This camp is designed for a beginner picking up his stick for the first time and experienced players. Our camp staff will give you valuable feedback that will inspire you to be the best lacrosse player you can be. Come learn your stick work and tactical knowledge, gain confidence and have fun!
The goal of this camp is to inspire kids to have fun playing lacrosse so they can bring it back to their tribal communities!
• Basic and intermediate lacrosse instruction
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• Athletic speed and agility training
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• Evening recreational activities
Lax-For-Life Lacrosse Campers accommodations will be hosted at The Cloquet Forestry Center. The Cloquet Forestry Center (CFC) is situated on 3,506 acres of an actively managed forest. The Centers' forest types are representative of the boreal forest biome. All lodging units are modern dorm style with a private bath. Each unit also has a furnished kitchen available at no additional cost for groups who want to cook their own meals. Breakfast and Dinner will be served at the Forestry Center.
The day to day activities including lacrosse skills and cultural heritage education will be hosted at the Fond Du Lac Reservation Community Center. This facility is home to a football sized seeded grass field as well as a swimming pool, cafeteria, basketball court, work-out center, library, classrooms and video arcade. Lunch will be hosted at the Community Center each day.
The Camp Banquet will be hosted at the beautiful Convention Center at Black Bear Casino Resort.
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- Operating Frequency: 144.390
- SSID Protocol: Most users follow the "new protocol"; refer to Symbols and SSIDs page.
- Local Coordination: Informal, mostly via California APRS Users Group (Yahoo group)
- Local Monitoring and Info: Northern California APRS Information
The San Francisco Bay Area is home to many radio amateurs and has an active APRS network. The San Francisco Bay Area terrain offers some of the best digipeater siting in the world. From almost anywhere in the central Bay Area you will have line-of-sight and clear reception to at least one high-level mountain-top digipeater. Exceptions to this are of course in areas such as the "urban canyon" of San Francisco, the western side of the Coastal Range mountains from Santa Cruz north to Pescadero, the eastern side of the Diablo Range from Mt Hamilton north to Pleasanton, etc.
Due to the large number of APRS users, the 144.390 APRS frequency is almost constantly in use and efforts are always being made to reduce excessive or redundant packets. Use of "old paradigm" {paths|digipaths] (RELAY and WIDE and TRACE and TRACEn-N) is strongly discouraged and most if not all San Francisco Bay Area digipeaters will no longer respond to these paths.
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The near-ideal geographic layout of the region implies there is usually no reason for an APRS user to set up and run low-level, supplemental, or fill-in digipeaters within the central Bay Area. Doing so will almost always generate redundant packets which increases collisions and channel traffic. Exceptions to this are in urban canyons, pocket valleys, or remote areas along the coast.
If you have reason to believe that a supplemental or fill-in digipeater is needed you should join the California APRS Users Group (hosted on Yahoo Groups) and post a proposal detailing where and why. The folks there will help you determine proper settings to ensure that your digipeater is beneficial to the local users.
Solution: Receive-Only IGate Strategy
FM capture effect at Bay Area digipeaters is an issue; distance and channel congestion often results in a higher-powered station (mobile or base) covering packets from a lower-power mobile or handheld. Therefore those wishing to contribute to the local APRS system are encouraged to run receive-only IGates instead of supplemental or fill-in digipeaters. These receive-only IGates pass packets from RF to the Internet via APRS-IS where they are in turn re-transmitted by the high-level digipeaters.
Solution: Localizing Paths
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Recommended path settings for mobile stations
- WIDE1-1,WIDE2-1 : Two hops in all directions with potential to use fill-in digis. Best routine, and for events.
- WIDE1-1,WIDE2-2 : Three hops in all directions. Not normally required; use is discouraged.
- "Commuters" may find that a mobile path of only WIDE1-1 is adequate for their needs.
- NCA1-1 or NCA2-2 can be used if you don't travel outside the Northern California (NCA) region.
Recommended path settings for fixed stations
- WIDE2-1 : One hop... suitable if you are within earshot of a "high" WIDEn-N digi with a large footprint.
- WIDE2-2 : Two hops in all directions... recommended maximum for routine and courteous use in most areas.
- WIDE3-3 : Not normally required, use is discouraged
- NCA2-1 or NCA2-2 should be used. Don't use NCA3-3.
RELAY and WIDE and TRACE and TRACEn-N are obsolete and strongly discouraged.


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When Nubbins the cat was found, he was emaciated, riddled with birdshot, and had tumors hanging from both of his ears. But the minute he was removed from his carrier by his rescuers, he started purring. He knew he was finally safe; relief was here at last.
Dr. Patricia Wagner, a veterinarian at the ASPCA Animal Hospital, performed surgery on the sweet feline and fell in love with his kind demeanor. Soon after, Nubbins joined Dr. Wagner's household. He is incredibly grateful for his second chance and gets along swimmingly with the family's resident parakeet.
In fact, kitty and bird are stars of the 2014 ASPCA calendar. Check out this adorable behind-the-scenes video of Nubbins sitting for his photo shoot.
Have you received your 2014 calendar? Want another one for friends or family? (They make great gifts!) Make a small donation to the ASPCA, and we'll send you our 2014 calendar today. Thank you, as always, for your support. It makes stories like Nubbins' possible.
Nubbins is so beautiful, inside and out. Dr. Wagner, I personally want to thank you for being so generous, loving and caring with our beautiful animals. I believe that nothing should suffer and animals deserve quality life in this world. His gentleness and loving nature with his bird friend is incredible. May you have a wonderful companionship that lasts with Nubbins. Appreciate you sharing, looking forward to the calendar. God Bless you and yours.
There are angels on this earth of ours....just saw 3 on this video! Thank you!
Nubbins I so adore able. Thank you for blessing nubbins. I have three if rescued myself.
I cried seeing this, it was so sweet and beautiful! What a kind lady you are, and dear Nubbins and his little budgie-Buddy parakeet are so lucky to have you.
I'm still weeping. I wish they could lock up the people who even THINK about being cruel to animals -- maybe that sounds outrageous, but abusers just aren't punished enough for hurting these precious creatures. They'd really think twice about throwing rocks at and shooting BB guns toward cats and dogs "for fun" if they got at the very least a mandatory 20 year sentence for animal cruelty, with NO exceptions. Prison isn't going to hurt them. They're already monsters.
What a laid back cat. Mine is such a hectic monster, to see this beautiful cat so calm and gentle and grateful. Just look at the love in his eyes. Thank you Dr Wagner for taking him into your lovely home.
Awww ... sweet, sweet Nubbins, may you only know love and peace the rest of your nine kitty lives!
This reminded me of my first rescue... 25 years ago, I was renting a tiny bungalow a few miles out of downtown L.A., when a stray dog decided to join me. She was starving! She was afraid! She had parvo virus! She was a pit bull! I took her to the local vet and was told by one of the workers, that this same dog was living outside of her home about a half mile from my own. I could not put this dog down! Contrary to what some believe, pit bulls could be the most loving dogs. This dog, survived parvo!!!! She was friendly with others and every dog that I had ever rescued or met at a dog park. She survived cancer 10 years later! She lived to be over 14 years old and one person who never had any desire to be near this dog, is now buried with the urn containing this dog's ashes. My dad! After meeting and taking this dog into his heart, even he fell in love with her! It's amazing what love can do!
I don't have any first hand experience with cats and birds. But, I had a Scottish Fold cat that I adopted for our local shelter here back in 1989. Her name was Snuggles and she lived with me for 15 wonderful years, passing at the estimated age of 20. For some of the time we had her, my husband and I also had white rats. She would play with them whenever they were out of their cage. She was very gentle with them and often would go "nose to nose" with them.
God bless you, Dr. Wagner. Like every animals on this planet, Nubbins is very special and precious and deserves a loving home and family like yours.
That video was the best. what a great kitty and what a great Dr. for saving him. I know the appreciation a cat can give and she will get many doses of love from him forever.....


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Watkins Glen, N.Y. (July 7, 2013) – The SCCA Eastern Conference Majors Tour capped its season on Sunday from the BFGoodrich Tires Watkins Glen Super Tour, settling the unclaimed championships and 14-lap races in 28 classes.
Early on in the opening group, it looked like Rick Kavitski would repeat his E Production runaway in the No. 24 RDK Engineering Mazda Miata. Chris Dryden, running second, showed a burst of speed in his No. 02 Carbotech/PayPal/Team JBS BMW Z3 in the middle stages of the race, setting a new track record with a lap of 2:07.595 and pulling away for the win. A finish by Donald Walsh, of Orrtanna, Pa., secured the Eastern Conference E Production Championship in the No. 47 Classic Auto Mazda RX-7.
Ron Bartell repeated in H Production, sweeping the weekend in the No. 4 Hoosier Tires MG Midget. Kevin Ruck got revenge for Saturday, running away with F Production after a flat tire on the No. 3 Hoosier/Honda/Cobalt Acura Integra robbed him of victory on Saturday.
Eastern Conference GT-1 Champion Dillon Machavern tried to put a last lap move on Amy Ruman's No. 23 McNichols Co./Cenwald/Goodyear Chevrolet Corvette after Ruman had opened up a lead, but the last-ditch effort backfired. Machavern's No. 29 Heritage Automotive Group/Riggins Engineering For d Falcon ended in the gravel trap in a checkers or wreckers move, allowing Ruman to sweep the weekend.
Russ Snow put an exclamation point on his season, clinching the GT-2 Championship with a win in the No. 20 M D Racing Chevrolet Corvette. Snow hounded Jim Goughary's No. 46 Hoosier Tire/Redline Oil Nissan 350Z for most of the race, then moved in front with less than two laps to go. Snow held on to the finish, taking an 11 point title over Jason Lee's No. 08 Porterfield Brake Pads/Sparco Audi R8 LMS. Lee joined Snow and Goughary on the podium.
Steven Lustig needed just to coax his No. 51 Luna Sueño Tequila/Autosport Automotive Group Acura Integra to a finish to clinch the GT-3 title, and he did just that with a third-place finish. Joe Kristensen swept the class over the weekend with a pair of wins in his No. 4 Acura RSX.
The small formula car battle was hard racing in all three classes.
Formula F eventually claimed the overall win, as Robert Detrick's No. 4 Boyer Flight Services Van Diemen RF 98, Joe Parsons' No. 37 Investment Advisors Asset Management Swift DB-6, Ross DeVoe's No. 14 RED Racing Van Diemen RF-93, and Charles Foster's No. 27 Foster & Company Piper DF5 all ran in the overall pack and challenged for – or sat in – the lead.
DeVoe dove the to the inside of Detrick's machine in turn one to start lap 11, but Detrick made a beautiful sweeping move around the outside to hold the point at the exit. One lap later, DeVoe made it stick, but Detrick was back in front as they crossed the stripe with two to go.
With one to go, Parsons took the lead from Detrick in turn one. Coming out of the boot, with all three in striking distance, Parsons ran wide and off course to open the door for Detrick's final pass.
Detrick took the win, followed by Parsons and DeVoe, by just 0.609-second at the finish. Topping that thriller earned Detrick the GoPro Hero Move of the Weekend.
The Formula 500 top drivers were mixed into the same pack that the Formula F leaders were in, with Michael Brent leading the way in the No. 47 Hoosier Tire/QRE Invader QC-1. Disaster fell Brent on lap 12, however, as he tangled with a slower car and ended his day.
That temporarily handed the lead to David Lapham's No. 56 QRE/Hoosier Tire Invader QC-1, who was then passed by eventual winner Keith Joslyn's No. 51 ASI Signage/Trimark QRE QC-1.
Lapham was joined on the podium by his daughter, Katie Lapham, who finished third in the No. 88 QRE Invader. A sixth-place finish in the No. 67 Mitchell Racing Services Scorpion secured the season-long title for Jack Walbran.
Roger Siebenaler outlasted the Formula Vee field for the second consecutive day, garnering a pair of trophies in the No. 72 Autowerks/Hoosier Mysterian M2. Steven Davis' No. 80 Hoosier/Butler Engines Racer's Wedge SB-1 clinched the season long title, running ninth on Sunday.
Elivan Goulart pulled a large enough gap from the field in the No. 70 SAC Racing/SCDA1.com Mazda Miata to stay out of the draft and earn the win. Denny Steyn pulled his No. ADEPT Studios/Rossini/ OPM/Traqmate Miata off track a lap shy of the finish, but had previously clinched the Eastern Conference Championship.
Jimmy Simpson drove his No. 36 Swift 016/Mazda to the Formula Atlantic and overall win, but the position battles behind him were deciding the season-long championships. John Burke's No. 55 Fast Pirate LLC Swift 014a/Toyota chased Simpson early on, and then finished as the runner-up. Coupled with a third place finish by Chris Fahan's No. 39 Hoosier Tire/MAZDASPEED/Fahan Paving Swift 016/Mazda, Burke edged Fahan by a single point to take the Championship.
Dennis Hanratty made a similar move in D Sports Racing. Needing a lot of help and a great finish to take the title, Hanratty drove to a win in the No. 18 EPIC Cameras/Kinesys Sunscreen West WR-1000/McLaren. When Greg Bell scored no points with a DNF, Hanratty was crowned champion.
Alex Mayer's third-place finish in Formula 1000 was also enough to take the class championship.
The Spec Racer Ford battle featured a battle, not only for the race win, but for the championship. The only way that defending National Champion Cliff White would fall shy of the Eastern Conference title is if Tray Ayres' No. 7 Ayres Racing SRF won, while White's No. 58 Thompson White Racing SRF finished third or lower.
White took care of that himself by battling to the front of a four car rumble for the checkered flag. The two contenders, along with Franklin Futrelle's No. 1 Meco Inc. of Augusta/Comprent Motorsports/Skip Barber Racing School SRF and Brian Schofield's No. 6 1PM Racing SRF, swapped positions numerous times over the 14-lap race.
Schofield led under the one to go board, but all three drivers worked past him on the final lap. When the dust settled, White was joined on the podium by Futrelle and Ayres.
The BFGoodrich Tires Watkins Glen Super Tour ended with more titles and weekend sweeps. Joe Aquilante's No. 32 Phoenix Performance/Hawk Performance/Hoosier Chevrolet Corvette repeated in Touring 1, where third-place George Winkler had wrapped up the Championship in the No. 27 Winkler Automotive Service Ford Mustang Boss 302S. Matthew Pullano capped his Touring 2 season in the No. 17 pullanopt.com/Phoenix Performance Chevrolet Corvette with a win and a class crown.
Robert Beede repeated in Super Touring Lite behind the wheel of the No. 21 Bill Fenton Motorsports Honda Civic, and a seventh-place finish for Raymond Philibert's No.11 M&R Drywall Mazda Miata was enough for a title. David Brand came from way behind in the point standings with a pair of wins this weekend, taking the Super Touring Under title in the No. 06 Krugspeed Racing/BGB Esqs Lotus Exige.
Amy Aquliante swept the weekend in American Sedan in the No. 50 Tom Aquilante Racing Pontiac Firebird, while older sister Beth followed her across the stripe in the No. 61 Tom Aquilante Racing Chevrolet Camaro. The Aquilante sisters joined uncle Joe in taking home trophies in the group.
As part of the BFGoodrich Tire Super Tour, two drivers took home special prizes just for being in attendance. Amy Mills, a Spec Miata driver, was selected to grab a set of BFGoodrich Tires for either her street or race car, while Formula Atlantic driver Shelton Lindsay took home a GoPro Hero3 camera.
More information is available at www.scca.com. Like SCCA on Facebook at Facebook.com/SCCAOfficial, or follow on Twitter @SCCAOfficial.
Live timing and notes are available on Sunday at www.scca.com/SCCALive.
Watkins Glen, N.Y. - Provisional race winners for Sunday's SCCA Eastern Conference Majors Tour Round 12 at Watkins Glen International, part of the BFGoodrich Tires Watkins Glen Super Tour. Drivers are listed by Class: name, hometown, and car.
American Sedan: Amy Aquilante, Phoenixville, Pa., Pontiac Firebird
B-Spec: Jonathan Stocum, Horseheads, N.Y., Ford Fiesta
C Sports Racing: Jacek Mucha, Laval, Quebec, JMS016cp/Toyota
D Sports Racing: Dennis Hanratty, Mechanicsburg, Pa., McLaren
E Production: Chris Dryden, New Freedom, Pa., BMW Z3
F Production: Kevin Ruck, Delaware, Ohio, Acura Integra
H Production: Ron Bartell, Madbury, N.H., MG Midget
Formula 500: Keith Joslyn, Grand Island, N.Y., QRE QC-1/Rotax
Formula 1000: Lawrence Loshak, Grafton, Wis., JDR F1000
Formula Atlantic: Jimmy Simpson, Indianapolis, Ind., Swift 016/Mazda
Formula Continental: Douglas Rocco, Sandisfield, Mass., Van Diemen DP02-8/Ford
Formula Enterprises: Paul Schneider, Charlotte, N.C., Formula Enterprises/Mazda
Formula F: Robert Detrick, New Windsor, N.Y., Swift DB-6
Formula Mazda: Beau Borders, Venice Beach, Calif., Formula Mazda
Formula Vee: Roger Siebenaler, North Hero, Vt., Mysterian M2
GT-1: Amy Ruman, Kent, Ohio, Chevrolet Corvette
GT-2: Russ Snow, Eden, N.C., Chevrolet Corvette
GT-3: Joe Kristensen, London, Ont., Acura RSX
GT-Lite: Kyle Disque, Philadelphia, Pa., Toyota Tercel
Super Touring Lite: Robert Beede, Greenwich, Ct., Honda Civic
Super Touring Under: David Brand, Syosset, N.Y., Lotus Exige
Spec Miata: Elivan Goulart, Shelton, Conn., Mazda Miata
Spec Racer Ford: Cliff White, Huntsville, Ala., Spec Racer Ford
Sports 2000: Vince LaManna, Ontario, N.Y., Tiga/Ford
Touring 1: Joe Aquilante, Chester Springs, Pa., Chevrolet Corvette
Touring 2: Matthew Pullano, Endicott, N.Y., Chevrolet Corvette
Touring 3: Kevin Boehm, Marysville, Ohio, Honda S2000
Touring 4: Mike Collins, Mount Airy, Md., Mazda MX-5
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Seattle, WA (SportsNetwork.com) - The Seattle Mariners recalled once promising prospect Jesus Montero from Triple-A Tacoma on Thursday.
Montero takes the roster spot of outfielder Michael Saunders, who was placed on the 15-day disabled list with right shoulder inflammation after Wednesday's loss to the New York Yankees.
The 24-year-old Montero has hit .270 with eight home runs, 15 doubles and 40 RBI over 59 games with the Rainiers this season.
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We are devastated to report that a three-month-old Pit Bull puppy named Joey was thrown from a car in Brentwood, Long Island, on Saturday. A witness found the tiny 10-pound pup in a plastic bag near the Sagtikos State Parkway, covered in fleas and crying out for help. Joey suffered three broken vertebrae in his neck and is recovering at the Veterinary Medical Center of Long Island.
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I pray for a fast recovery for you, sweet puppy. What a horrible way to start out your life! Fortunately for you, the future will be so much nicer, with a family to love you, hug you, play with you, and just make you the center of their lives. The mean people who did this to you may be caught and brought to justice, but no matter what happens, God will deal with this person(s) in His time and with His wisdom. Your pain and suffering will be vindicated. A big thank you to everyone who is helping you. I am thankful that I contribute every month to the ASPCA, knowing that my money goes to help puppies like you.
Thank God for the ASPCA being there to help all animals in need. We see way to much cruelty to animals around the world. There's a reason you should always look into what kind of animal will fit into your family not just buy or get them ause they are cute as puppies. I believe theres a reason he didn't die when he was thrown from the car, someone out there is going to get a great dog with a loving personality and someone's going to love him. My heart goes out to everyone who works and volunteers to stop cruelty to any animal! I am proud to sponsor you and I wear my orange shirt all the time and donate to shelters who are against euthanizing animals. All animals deserve respect and love no matter what. If you can't handle or take care of them put them up for adoption and check the person/family out first. Get well Joey! You are a beautiful dog.
I will say a prayer that the person who is responsible for doing this to Joey is arrested and convicted. I firmly believe that a person who inflicts any form of animal cruelty upon any innocent creature is very likely to do the same to a human being. My prayers and thoughts are for Joey's full recovery and may he get the most incredible, loving, forever home. I'm sure that the wonderful ASPCA will make sure that he does! THANK YOU TO THE ASPCA, SUFFOLK COUNTY SPCA, VETERINARY MEDICAL CENTER of LONG ISLAND, and TO THE WITNESS WHO FOUND AND SAVED THIS PUPPY--IT'S A TRUE MIRACLE THAT YOU ARE ALL HERE TO HELP SAVE JOEY!
I wish I could severely punish whoever did this to you joey. But you have a chance to live a fulfilling life now. I have faith in the ASPCA to put you in the must loving home. My heart is with you little guy.
This is a heinous act of cruelty! These poor excuses of life need to be held accountable as do every other animal abuser.You can't get any lower than an animal or child abuser!
Because most abusers just get a slap on the wrist, (if that) it has become an acceptable practice to treat animals as disposable garbage. Wonder why sometimes good dogs go bad as they say. Who pays the price? Not the human abusers.
If he was used for bait, this dog fighting ring needs to be found and owners as well as spectators need to go to jail.
Did the people that reported this give a description of the car?
I think it is reprehensible that a reward has to be offered for people to come forward and do the right thing. Only a low life would accept the money. How sad.
Someone knows and they should do the right thing and step up to plate.Those who know are just as guilty as the person that did this.You are all criminals!
I feel they should experience the same as Joey without the sedation. If these abusers are lucky enough to recover, their new home should not be the loving one I know Joey will get BUT their temporary home should be known as jail & then their forever home should be eternity in HELL!!!!!
Speedy recovery Joey! Kudos to the animal hospital & the ASPCA for helping offset costs.
Satan is alive and well. These people will get what they deserve on Judgment day if they don't change.
So called people that do things like this need to be fed to crocs or lions. Let them scream as they get eaten alive!!!
You can always tell a persons character by the way they treat babies and animals. I pray that whoever did this is caught. There are other ways to deal with an unwanted animal. This was cruel and callous. My prayers go out to little Joey and ask God to bless the ASPCA for helping him.
The words are IGNORANT PSYCHO with no conscience and not one shred of respect for life, whether animal or human. You can bet this person is already a criminal of some sort,(drug dealer, fighting dogs, ect)and more than likely beats their spouse and abuses their kids!! The sooner someone turns them in the better.
Poor little baby, someone should throw that azzhole out of a moving vehicle going over the Royal Gorge Bridge!!
Hang in there little Joey. You won't get any abuse anymore, people will love you now.


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Mt. Lebanon school to sign national anthem at Pirates gamePublished Sep 16, 2013 at 6:44 am (Updated Sep 16, 2013 at 2:51 pm)
Mindy Lascheid sits at the organ that her father, Vince, played for 30 years at St. Bernard's Church. Students from the elementary school in Mt. Lebanon will sign the national anthem at the Pittsburgh Pirates game Sept. 18 as a tribute to Mr. Lascheid, who also played the organ for the baseball team.
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Sean King and Jack Beggy sign a salute after performing the national anthem. Students from St. Bernard's Grade School in Mt. Lebanon signed the national anthem at the Pittsburgh Pirates game Sept. 18 as a tribute to former organist Vince Lascheid.
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Mindy Lascheid and Terri Sullivan, music teacher, give last minute instructions to Bryan Monaghan and Dan King as the St. Bernard's Grade School students prepare for their performance. Some 50 students will sign the national anthem prior to the Sept. 18 Pittsburgh Pirates' baseball game.
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St. Bernard's Grade School students Ellie Grefenstette, Emily Farley, Mariah Lomire and Bridget Hart practice signing the national anthem in preparation of their performance Sept. 18 at the Pittsburgh Pirates' baseball game. The Pirates will pay tribute to Vince Lascheid, who played the organ for the organization as well as the Mt. Lebanon church for more than 30 years.
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For years, Vince Lascheid's life revolved around his family, his church and the music he created on the organ to entertain crowds at Pittsburgh Pirates, Penguin and Steeler games.
To honor his memory, about 50 students from the late Lascheid's home church, St. Bernard Parish Roman Catholic Church School in Mt. Lebanon, will sign the national anthem on the field of PNC Park before the Pirates take on the San Diego Padres Sept. 18.
His daughter, Mindy Lascheid of Scott Township, helped organize the event that honors her father who died in 2009 at the age of 85. She will hold a photograph of her father as she stands on the field while the students, all dressed in black with white gloves, sign the words.
St. Bernard's School Principal Dan Wagner is thrilled the students will have the opportunity to perform on a major league baseball field. Wagner, along with about 300 family members and supporters, will attend the game, but he will not stand on the field with the students. They are in the spotlight, he says, not him.
The event is not just exposure for the school and a tribute for Lascheid, but it serves as a fund raiser for the school. A portion of the proceeds will also be donated to Shining Stars Foundation of Pittsburgh.
Preparations for the signing event began in the spring, thanks to Terri Sullivan, the school's music teacher for the past 13 years.
"This is exciting," Sullivan said. "Exciting for the kids especially because it gives them an opportunity to do something as a group outside of the school and to learn a language that is used in our everyday conversation."
She liked the idea of signing the national anthem because "it took away the focus of the voices and showed the poetry of the music."
Students signing at PNC Park attend St. Bernard's from fourth to eighth grade. Currently, Wagner said there are 323 students in programs pre-school through eighth grade.
Sullivan said signing at the game is another opportunity to be grateful.
"Thank you God for our ears," she said. "The students realize that I can do this, but I also can still hear."
Vince Lascheid was well known throughout Pittsburgh as the stadium organist, but he was a faithful member of St. Bernard's, having played the church organ for Masses and functions for more than three decades.
Mindy Lascheid said her father was self-taught on the organ and piano and, at one time, owned music stores in Bridgeville and Mt. Lebanon. Her mother, Linda Lascheid, will turn 85 in a few days, and was also active in the church community, being known for planting outdoor flowers and for singing in the church choir.
While Mindy Lascheid said she was surrounded by music growing up, she never learned to play the organ or piano from her father. She turned to sign language and that, she said, is the reason the event by the students from St. Bernard's Church School will bring a tear to her eye as she stands on the baseball field holding her father's photograph.


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GASTONIA — Jaelan Kennedy looked like a superstar after Friday's playoff win over Crest as he signed tickets, towels and T-shirts for young basketball players eager to get an up-close look at the Hunter Huss standout.
Kennedy and his teammates looked like superstars before that, too, as the Huskies played perhaps their best game of the season in a 90-55 home rout of Crest in the third round of the 3A state playoffs.
"You know if you lose you go home, so I guess everybody took it to their head and played like this was the last game, so the intensity picked up," Kennedy said.
Kennedy scored 29 points to lead four players in double figures as Hunter Huss (24-3) advanced to the 3A West regional for the third time in four years.
After facing their second conference opponent in three playoff games this week, the Huskies will do it all over again next week as they collide with their biggest rival, Ashbrook, in the regional semifinals Wednesday.
That game — the fourth in the series this season — will tip off at 7 or 8:30 p.m. at the Greensboro Coliseum Special Events Center. The N.C. High School Athletic Association is expected to announce exact times Saturday. Statesville (23-3) and Harding (16-10) will meet in the other 3A West regional semifinal.
O'Brian Curry (20 points, five steals), Jerimiah Hunter (19 points, 12 rebounds, six blocks, three steals, three assists) and Kerrion Moore (15 points, eight rebounds, six steals, four assists) also scored in double figures as Hunter Huss came one shy of a season-high point total.
The high total of 91 came in the Huskies' last game against Crest, a 91-87 win. Hunter Huss won the first meeting 85-68 in the Christmas tournament, then 85-79 in the first conference meeting as the games kept getting closer. That trend came to an abrupt end as Hunter Huss dominated from late in the first quarter.
"The first couple of times we played (against Crest) we weren't playing defense, we were giving up easy baskets," Hunter said. "This time we played hard defense and didn't give up any easy baskets."
Hunter Huss coach Walt Wallace credited Faris Wright for his defense on Jerick Haynes, who scored Crest's first 11 points. Those first 11 points happened in the first 4:40 before Hunter Huss made a defensive switch, putting Wright on Haynes. Wright held Haynes to eight points over the final three-plus quarters.
Thanks in large part to Haynes, Crest did what it needed to early in this one, scoring 14 points in the first 5 1/2 minutes to keep it a tie game. But the Huskies closed the first quarter on a 10-0 run for a 24-14 lead and the rout was fully in the works. Hunter Huss led 88-42 when it pulled its starters out of the game with 4:34 remaining.
"When Hunter Huss is playing on all cylinders, I mean, they're unbeatable for us," Crest coach George Hall said. "We just can't match up with them physically. It didn't matter what we did, they'd block a shot, they took advantage of sloppy ball handling at times."
Hunter Huss forced 19 turnovers and held Crest to 25.9 percent shooting (21-for-81). Hunter Huss shot 56.9 percent (37-for-65), including a blistering 63.8 percent (37-for-58) before pulling the starters with 4 1/2 minutes left. Of course, it's easier to shoot a high percentage when most shots are layups like they were this night.
Chrishon Hartgrove added 15 points for Crest, which ended its season at 15-10. The Chargers were going for their third regional appearance and first since 2005.
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Despite the name, the London NYC hotel steers mercifully clear of any kind of heavy-handed British-themed kitsch. Suites range from quite spacious all the way up to downright sprawling, a luxury indeed in a city where, as in London, hotel room square footage is at a premium. The look is muted but not minimalist, a sort of understated modernist luxury, with extra attention paid to the tangible comforts, like iPod docking stations and multi-headed showers.
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Thread: Imagery from fragrances
Are there any fragrances that bring to mind vivid images of certain places or times? I know I do! To start..
L'instant de Guerlain Extreme
You can also have some fun and perhaps make the pic into a fake ad campaign
hmm. I like this thread, but I don't know how to paste images :-(
Once you get the image URL, just put [img] and [/img] around it without any spaces and there you go!
MPG's Ambre Precieux. I don't want to post any sexual images but it has a middle eastern vibe to it that feels red and gold. Very much reminds me of Morocco, from it's architecture, market and also Moroccan bathrooms, with lots of lovely ladies giving you...errr....
Couldn't find better pictures, the first one is accurate of the message at least.
Dear Ekovo, the upper pix are Ottoman influences found in Syria (Damascus and Aleppo). Moroccan Motifs are more colorful and the Arabesque is far more intricate. I'll attach some pics later in the day.
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Mitsouko = West London
Vol de Nuit = Green Park ,London
For sale. Carnal Flower and Vero Profumo Onda.
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CB IHP Mr Hulot's Holiday
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Eau Sauvage, refer to first picture that Ekove sent!
Arabie by Serge Lutens
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Delice by Oriflame ....reminds me of Lefkada Greece!
Neroli Jasmin by The Body shop reminds me of ...Thasos Greece
I have connected those smells with those places.... i wore these perfumes when i visited them
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"There are people of spirit and there are people of passion but much less common that one might think. Rarer still are the people of passion and spirit. But rarest of all is a passionate spirit."
-- Martin Buber
Another one:
Encre Noire feels like this, plus rain and wet grass smell coming from the outside:
Encre Noir is to me like
Apres L'Ondee:
Strangely enough, I just checked, and the film the image is from (Trip to the Moon) was released in 1902, shortly before Apres L'Ondee was released in 1906.
dunhill pursuit reminds me of Petra
Anyhow, the only scents that stuck in my head from my visit there were stinky camels, donkeys, dust............... and urine. Apparently most of the visitors or whomever had recently used the caves (former homes & buildings) as bathrooms.
I looked up Dunhill Pursuit and saw that many referred to it as a fresh and soapy scent. Not exactly what I remembered from Petra. haha
Ubar is ...
Une Rose Chypree is
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To me, Acqua di Parma stands for:
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catalyst by halston
[QUOTE=ausamamira;1933605]dunhill pursuit reminds me of Petra
so beautiful. thank you for sharing
Bvlgari Aqva
Bvlgari Aqva Marine
Habit Rouge by Guerlain
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Hermessence Paprika Brasil should remind me of some where really exotic ,instead it reminds me of ......
and that's alright because I love the Wynn in Vegas !
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Lapidus pour Homme (1987)
AdP Colonia
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Blenheim Bouquet, obviously:
Boss in motion Black, incredible how much I love it in the summer evenings while strolling around.
Joop! Nightlight falls into that category as well
Burberry Brit is very gray and foggy to me.
Lalique perfume by Lalique
photo by John Wadsworth
Marc Jacobs Bang
lol but in all seriousness, the most image-created fragrance ive ever smelled:
Creed's Green Irish Tweed
Salvador Dali pour Homme
ointments and perfume delight the heart....
Encre Noire by Lalique
Breakfast Under an Apple Tree (Vladimir Pervunensky, 2006)
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Chanel no. 5.
My imagination is pretty good, dont you think? lol
Fracas by Robert Piguet
Heather Graham in From Hell
YVL Paris
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Dzongkha by L'artisan Parfumeur
Jicky by Guerlain
Tuscan Leather by Tom Ford
Fille en Aiguilles by Serge Lutens
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Caleche by Hermes
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MISENHEIMER, N.C. - Pfeiffer University basketball alum Chris Woods will continue his professional basketball career in Iceland, joining Valur Reykjavik. Woods has been competing professionally since the completion of his collegiate career in 2011.
During the 2010-11 campaign, Woods averaged 24.3 points and 10 rebounds per game. He also surpassed the 2,000-point mark for his career and was named the Conference Carolinas Player of the Year. The forward also was selceted to the First Team All-Southeast Region, earned First Team All-American accolades, and was the NABC Division II All Star Games Most Outstanding Player at the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield, MA.
Playing overseas has been a dream of mine for years and Pfeiffer University has helped to make that possible, stated Woods. I will never forget the hard work and dedication that helped me get here, and Coach Currier and Pfeiffer helped me lay that foundation. I am grateful and blessed for this opportunity.
Since departing Misenheimer, Woods has had a successful professional career. In 2011, Chris was selected to the ABA All Star team while leading the Carolina Cheetahs in scoring and rebounding. In 2012, Woods joined Valur Reykjavik in Iceland who compete in the Division I Dominoes League.
Carolina Cheetahs head coach Kristina Baugh said, Chris is a walking double-double every time he steps on the floor. He goes all-out on every play and takes great pride in his performance. He is our go-to-guy and always seems to make big plays when we need it the most.
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Everyone has a favorite potato salad, and this is mine. I hope you will be adventurous and give it a try. I've had lots of compliments and requests for the recipe when I make it for summertime gatherings.
- 4 pounds red potatoes, halved
- 5 hard-cooked eggs
- 1 cup chopped dill pickles
- 1 small onion, chopped
- 1-1/2 cups mayonnaise
- 1 teaspoon celery seed
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- Paprika
- Place potatoes in a large saucepan; cover with water. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and cook for 15/20 minutes or until tender. Drain and cool.
- Cut potatoes into 3/4-in. cubes. Chop four eggs; slice remaining egg for garnish. In a large bowl, combine the potatoes, chopped eggs, pickles and onion.
- In a small bowl, combine the mayonnaise, celery seed, salt and pepper. Pour over potato mixture and stir gently to coat. Sprinkle with paprika; garnish with sliced egg. Cover and refrigerate for at least 2 hours before serving. Yield: 12-14 servings.
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The Eagles have taken it to another level — a trip to the NCHSAA 3-A Eastern Regionals for the second year in a row.
This time, they want more.
"Last year, we were just happy to be here, be at this stage and be in the fourth round of the playoffs," West Craven coach David Fernandez said. "They are not just excited to be here.
"When you say you expect to be here, there is that mentality that they are focused, they know what they are getting into. They know the arena and distractions."
West Craven's third-year coach was joined at Monday's regional press conference in
Last season, the Eagles were overwhelmed by Rocky Mount, 71-50, in the regional semifinals.
The experienced Eagles (25-5) will clash with first-time regional qualifier
"I'm fine with them playing with a little chip on their shoulder and some confidence," Fernandez said. "They deserve to be here, now they just have to go out and play."
Fernandez said he loaded the Eagles' schedule to prepare them for this playoff run. West Craven played Charlotte Providence Day,
"Trust me, we will educate our girls to not be cocky," Fernandez said. "Anytime you get to this level, now you are on a neutral floor at regionals, you have to be confident in your abilities. Our girls are more mature, I trust our role players more and we've been tested."
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In Friday's match-up with
"They are excited to be here," Fernandez said. "Deep down, they expected to be here. They know what it's all about and they are excited to play in this arena."
Most of the Eagles played on last year's team, with the exception of freshman Rendi Wetherington.
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"Jamie said the other day after practice that a lot of people want to say this is Jamie Cherry's team, but she told them 'this isn't my team, this is our team,'" Fernandez said. "They play together, do everything to together."
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We love our Instagram community and wanted to spotlight the work of Tom Keller who's been doing some really cool things with steel wool, his camera, and lighter! So here's Tom's images and what he has to say about them. Enjoy!
I first came across a picture of steel wool on Instagram. I've never seen this
before and was very intrigued by it. After doing some research my Fiancée Marissa and I
went out and got the necessities. We experimented in our back yard that night but
quickly got the hang of it and ventured out into the nearby neighborhoods. Places like
parks, bridges, rivers, and train yards offer interesting backgrounds and features to
photograph with. It's usually j ust the two of us with one spinning while the other sets the
timer and possess.
The spinning vortex is one of the first pictures that Marissa and I shot in the backyard. I
started spinning at the back of our yard and randomly decided to walk towards the
camera while spinning. This became one of many successful experiments.
After a couple weeks of experimenting with steel wool my fiancé and I started getting
creative. We came up with the idea of using an umbrella to get a force field effect
creating this image under a bridge here in Sacramento; "Protector of Art."
The exposures we use are between 15-20 seconds long and it can be tricky posing still
for that long. In this colorful picture done in my backyard, you can see that I shifted
positions while spinning causing a partial ghost effect but my fiancé did great.
Spinning orbs are amazing; it's like an explosion of sparks! The way to spin an orb is to
find a set point on the ground (like a leaf or rock) and spin slowly around it with the
bottom of your spin hitting the top of that point. We found this Underpass interesting and
did a lot of experimenting here.
This silhouette shot was taken in a large storm tunnel in Houston Texas. I posed while
Marissa (my partner in life and in late night shenanigans) spun behind me creating the
silhouette and flaming water effect. We both got soaked this night, but getting down and
dirty is all part of the fun.
I always carry my GR1 Ruck from GoRuck and Canon EOS Rebel T2i with a Sigma 10-
20mm lens. After a lot of trial and error throughout the months, I developed a plywood
cut out that mounts 12 spinners and fits perfectly in my Ruck. This makes for an easy
"reload," to cut down wasted time during the night. The actual "spinners" are made up of
an ordinary wire cooking whisk stuffed with 0000-000 gauge steel wool tied on a long
rope. A few other musts are a tri-pod, headlamps (not only to see but to focus the
camera) and lighters. Also, be sure to only spin after rains, during the winter months, or
near large bodies of water to prevent possible fires.
This over head spin was done alone in Lake Tahoe, CA. I learned from this experience
that the mechanics of this photography works much better with a partner. For this
picture I had my headlamp positioned facing the rocks to get a little more color from
The Steelwool Photography community is still small but very innovative and filled
with great artist. Marissa and I have come up with many new ideas using the various
techniques we've developed so far and can't wait to experiment with them this summer
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