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A Case of Infertility in a Patient with a Ventriculoperitoneal ShuntWhite J.B.a · Raffel C.a · Blackwell R.E.b
aDepartment of Neurosurgery, The Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minn., and bDivision of Reproductive Biology and Endocrinology, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, University of Alabama at Birmingham, Birmingham, Ala., USA
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Objective and Importance: Complications arising from the placement of ventriculoperitoneal (VP) shunts are well documented. A case of infertility is presented that was thought to result from factors related to the distal end of a VP shunt residing within a patient's abdomen. Clinical Presentation: A 30-year-old female with a 3-year history of infertility was referred for fallopian tube blockage. An exploratory laparoscopy revealed multiple adhesions adjoining the distal end of her fallopian tubes. The distal portion of a VP shunt placed at childhood (with subsequent revisions) was found entangled among grossly inflamed and densely adhesive pelvic viscera. Intervention: Laparoscopic adhesiolysis was performed and the patient's fallopian tubes were reconstituted. The distal portion of the VP shunt was freed from the surrounding viscera and was not revised. Conclusion: VP shunts may produce adhesive disease and complicate fertility via mechanical, chemical, and/or infectious processes.
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HOUSTON (AP) -- St. Louis starter Jaime Garcia entered Saturday night's start 0-3 in five career starts against the Astros. Make that 0-4, with another major clunker. Chris Johnson hit his first career grand slam off Garcia, Bud Norris continued his dominance of the Cardinals and the Astros beat St. Louis 8-2 to win a fifth consecutive game for the first time since late 2010. The victory earned the Astros their second consecutive home series win with a game to spare. The last time the Astros won five straight was Aug. 22-26, 2010. Garcia (2-2) was charged with a season-high six runs on four hits in six innings for the Cardinals, who lost their season-worst third straight. Garcia walked a season-high four and struck out two for his second loss in as many starts. "The problem was the walks," said Garcia, whose ERA against the Astros rose to 6.89. "It was a terrible job right there, and I didn't get the job done. They got me. That is the worst thing you can do as a pitcher -- wal...
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To JavierLW, and everyone else - I play high school tennis so, like you said, I doubt many of them have seen the Australian or I-Formation. So for the first 3 or so service games maybe just starting with them would be effective but after they catch on, maybe that quick formation transfer could get them even more frustrated? Unless we are going back and forth between the sideline and past the center line like Javier's partner, I see no reason why they could call a let on us. In fact, I doubt most of the players in my league know about such a rule, since most of them are pure singles players teamed up and put on a doubles court.
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If they have to worry about the possibility of you poaching that makes it even tougher to deal with. (sometimes just noticing that you are doing hand signals is enough to make them overthink it)
(im not suggesting that because of any possible rule breach, I just think it makes it easier on you because singles players ALSO are not used to having people wandering around while they are trying to serve either)
Also like I keep saying you are not "surprising" them by doing this anyway, they can clearly see where you moved to. When you signal and leave later, they dont know if you are going to go or not so it's a lot more to deal with for them (since that's when they have to actually focus more on the ball). (think about it, instead of 3 or 4 possibilitys, they have to worry about 5 or 6 now, not including the times that you might fake that you are running across)
A funny thing happened in my first USTA match at 3.0 in 2002. My partner and I knew what the I formation was and decided to do it in this match. We were playing a team of a really old gentleman and a middle aged guy.
I think the younger guy had never seen it before but the older guy had, so they actually held up their hand, turned their backs to us (this was right at the start of the game), and they proceeded to have this long drawn out conversation on it.
Because of this, I decided that while their back was turned, we moved back into the regular formation (just to be funny and screw with their heads a little). So they turned around after this long conversation about what to do only to find that we were going to just do the normal play.
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If you play at 4.0 level or above in doubles, we usually refer to the I formation
as the "I want to lose the point formation". In fact if you can maneuver your opponents into this formation during the course of play you will almost always win the point due to the fact that the "up" man postion player will block their partner's view of the shot and they are vulnerable to any angled shot.
How come nobody mentioned the baseline formation where both partners are on the baseline when serving. Last year when I watched Dinara Safina play doubles at the Pacific Life Open, she used this strategy quite well.
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The whole point of the (real) I formation is that the net player signals which side he is going to cover, and the server covers the other side. As the returner you dont know where the net player is going so that gives you something further to worry about.
It sounds like you watch the pros, have you ever watched college tennis, they play I formation all the time. Ive seen them play two back a lot as well as a defense against it, but I rarely see two back on the serve (that's the real "losing" position because you give up the ability to poach the return)
Maybe you are refering to the I position that newbies might play where one person gets stuck right in the center of the court at the net, and his opponent is in the back not knowing what side to cover?? I agree that it's a bad strategy in that case.
My partner (the same one who was wandering back and forth) wanted to do that. In singles, he is a big time pusher/retreiver type player (I call him the super-Pusher because he's beating players of the caliber that dont usually lose to pushers).
So he figures if I stand around at the net in the center or just randomly go wherever I want, that he'll be able to scramble anywhere in the back court to clean up whatever gets past me. He used to play 3.0 and Ive seen him win a few matches that way at that level (with a really good partner who was a major force at the net), but I still think it's a dumb strategy.
As soon as the ball goes behind me, it presents a huge problem because I dont know where he's going to hit it, and if my opponents are really good, they come running to the net and Im stuck on defense anyway. Id much rather establish that Im covering a particular side and my partner is on a certain side.
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I like it! The "I want to lose this point" formation!
I've never, ever won a point in practice with this formation. It takes forever for me to get out of a squat, for one thing. Think "Fred Sanford getting out of a chair." So I am late for the poach or I have to start too early. Second, unless my partner has a great serve, the opponents just lob it back.
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However just because I cant do something doesnt mean it's not a good formation, that's not logical. (that's like when Im playing with people who just stand there at net and let the ball sail over our heads when it's lobbed, and then they just shake their head about why I served and volleyed and say "tsk tsk tsk, they'll do that to you everytime......")
When I play with my normal partner these days we do this when I am serving sometimes because he covers a lot of ground at the net and he's very quick on his feet.
When he's serving I dont bother. By the time Im standing upright the ball is probally going to pass me by anyway. (plus my partner has service placement issues and a lot of his serves go out wide which is not good for the I formation or the Austrailian formation)
I think the key to any of these formations is you want the server to send most of the serves down the middle or maybe have a serve that puts some pressure on the returners. A flat hard serve that is easy to block back that goes wide is not good.
Usually if Im playing against someone trying the I formation, I consider what the server is doing over the net player. A lot of times the server will move too early (they have all that time from the serve to the return, etc....), and you can just hit it to wherever they go and avoid the net player entirely.
Or you can hit it right down the center (both opponents are moving away from the center). Im not sure how you defend that yet.
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Martin Racing Stable's Marchman wasn't highly regarded in the $100,000 Shakertown Stakes (gr. IIIT), but his 23-1 odds didn't keep him from the winner's circle April 12 at Keeneland.
The Shakertown Stakes (gr. IIIT) at Keeneland April 12 drew a field of 13 turf sprinters headed by the always reliable Gantry, who has not finished worse than second in his last eight starts, and defending winner Havelock.
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Scarlet Stable's King David and jockey Rosie Napravnik figure to be a tough act in the John B. Connally Turf Cup Stakes (gr. IIIT) at Sam Houston Race Park Jan. 26.
Bill Farish Jr.'s Pool Play will be pointed toward the Clark Handicap Presented by Norton Healthcare (gr. I) Nov. 23 at Churchill Downs, but the 7-year-old might not be the only Clark starter for trainer Mark Casse.
Politicallycorrect, rallying way wide through the homestretch for Kent Desormeaux, caught favored Willy Beamin in the final few strides to post an upset in the $400,000 Oklahoma Derby Sept. 30 at Remington Park.
Mr. Prankster emphatically answered the two-turn question Feb. 4, closing strongly and drawing off to win the one-mile WEBN Stakes at Turfway Park by 7 1/2 lengths.
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Word: benefit
Definition: advantage; anything that brings helpl, advantage, or profit; money provided by the government to the people; fund-raising public entertainment; Ex. unemployment benefit; V: receive benefits; be beneficial to; give benefits
Definition: advantage; anything that brings helpl, advantage, or profit; money provided by the government to the people; fund-raising public entertainment; Ex. unemployment benefit; V: receive benefits; be beneficial to; give benefits
Sentences Containing 'benefit'
'You pretend to have bought it for yourself, but you have really done so to confer a benefit on him.
A Cochrane review of pregabalin use in chronic pain concluded that "A minority of patients will have substantial benefit with pregabalin, and more will have moderate benefit.
A cost-benefit analysis can then be performed.
All photographs benefit from being developed.
All profits from the album went to benefit the foundation.
An all-star benefit was held in Siebert's memory.
An analysis of the economic benefit of sport.
An undfined scheme of her husband to benefit actors is mentioned by Davies.
Benefit Cards Redecard is working with the major Benefit Card companies in Brazil, operating under brands such as Ticket, Sodexho and VR.
By 1913, 2.3 million were insured under the scheme for unemployment benefit and almost 15 million insured for sickness benefit.
From their efforts, the "Survivor Benefit Plan" came into being.
Furthermore there were earnings from benefit performances.
GIZ claims to work on a public-benefit basis.
He supposes that not all patients will benefit from psychotherapy.
He thus adapts animals and plants for his own benefit or pleasure.
He tried to explain that he kept the money for the benefit of his daughter, but she was having none of it.
Hence the great benefit which the country has derived from this trade.
However, Chen said that the trip was intended to benefit Kaohsiung.
I doubt not the captain had this veracious picture taken for the benefit of his marines.
In 1907 the Daughters of America created a Funeral Benefit Department.
It is recognised by the V8 industry as working for their benefit.
It is very easy, where the judge is the principal person who can reap any benefit from them.
Kloss was "discovered at a local benefit runway show".
More Recently in a Full Evening Benefit Concert for the Irvington Town Hall Theatre, at Primary Stages annual gala, at Birdland for a Benefit concert for Zani's Furry Friends, and at the NYIT Auditorium benefit for Huntington's Disease.
Patients with solid tumors did not benefit from omacetaxine.
Projects must have a direct benefit to the water quality of an estuary.
SandymoorLife is run by local residents for the benefit of the community.
SCE started a fund for employees to benefit the victims' families.
She was the only women to benefit from the French approach to Classical Modernism.
Some patients may benefit from exposure to heat.
Some studies have shown benefit of administration of probiotics ("healthy bacteria").
Some were adventurers who hoped to benefit themselves by questionable methods.
The benefit of password expiration, however, is debatable.
The benefit of the discharge injunction is narrower than (but similar to) the benefit afforded by the automatic stay in bankruptcy.
The benefit of the person who does the injury is often equal to the loss of him who suffers it.
The benefit will be reduced by 1% for each £100 earned above £50,000 per year, so the benefit will be zero for an income above £60,000.
The compensation is not considered a wage, so it is not taken from the unemployment benefit.
The designation UB40 stood for Unemployment Benefit, Form 40.
The environmental benefit comes from the recycling accomplished.
The greatest benefit occurs when CBT is used along with exercise.
The public benefit foundation is based in Athens, Greece.
Their use has expanded into areas where they provide lesser benefit, and lesser evidence of benefit.
There is a debate among cyclists as to whether this is for the benefit of motorists or bicyclists.
There is limited benefit from steroids such as prednisone.
They argued that the National Forests were established for the benefit of the local community.
To suffer change can be no hurt; as no benefit it is, by change to attain to being.
With "four-way wins," "all" parties benefit.
You come to give me the benefit of your sober judgement at a most opportune time.
Your mother should have taken you to town every spring for the benefit of masters.''
`That's where the benefit of the bank comes in.
More Vocab Words::: oscillate - vibrate pendulumlike; waver
::: jaunty - cheerful and pleased with life; lighthearted; animated; easy and carefree; dapper in appearance; Ex. jaunty person/hat
::: obdurate - stubborn; refusing to change one's belief
::: enhance - increase; make greater (as in value, reputation, or usefulness); improve
::: magnitude - greatness (in size or extent); extent
::: hoary - white with age
::: benediction - blessing
::: explicit - totally clear; definite; outspoken
::: excise - cut away; cut out; N: government tax on good produced and used inside a country; N. excision
::: microcosm - small representative world; world in miniature; Ex. microcosm of English society


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Closure Notice: The Woodpile loop at Wallace Creek will be closed indefinitely.
part ofEnid Lake, US Army Corps of Engineers
Status: Open year round. Season Dates
OverviewWallace Creek is a quiet, family-oriented campground situated along the banks of Enid Lake in the forests of northern Mississippi.
Natural Features:
Enid Lake is part of a dam project on the Yocona River. The dam creates almost 16,000 acres of water for the millions of annual visitors to enjoy. An additional 44,000 acres of thick, green forests surround the lake, offering countless recreational opportunities for campers, equestrians, hikers and more.
Enid Lake has been recognized as one of America's Top 10 Fishing Spots, with white crappie, bass and catfish available in abundance. The lake is the home of the world record white crappie, which weighed an impressive 5 pounds, 3 ounces. Fishing tournaments are held annually at the lake.
Wallace Creek Campground offers 99 reservable campsites, along with four large group picnic shelters. Modern amenities like hookups and flush toilets are provided, and a playground, off-road vehicle trail and interpretive trail offer additional recreation opportunities.
Nearby Attractions:
Memphis, Tennessee, located about an hour away, offers plenty of famous tourist attractions.
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Getting There:GPS Info. (Latitude, Longitude):
34.16111, -89.89167
From I-55, take exit 233 and head east on Country Road 36. After about 2.5 miles follow the signs to the campground.
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Activision Banking On Giant Sales From New Skylanders Game
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Its predecessor was one of the hottest selling software titles of 2011, and now Activision Blizzard is reportedly counting on big things from Skylanders: Giants, the second entry in a unique franchise that combines playing video games and collecting toys, this holiday season.
Giants, the sequel to what the developers called "the best-selling kids title in 2011 and best-selling game of 2012 year to date" in a recent statement, was released for the Nintendo Wii, Nintendo 3DS, Sony PlayStation 3 and Microsoft Xbox 360 on Sunday.
The original Skylanders sold more than 286 million units of game packs, toys and accessories since its release last year, according to Malathi Nayak of Reuters, Activision Blizzard reports that Giants has already been included on Toys R Us, Toy Insider and Time To Play most-wanted holiday toy lists.
"It's really gratifying that in less than a year, we've seen Skylanders go from being an intriguing untested new IP to becoming one of the hottest kids franchises in the world. And it has been universally acclaimed by parents, kids and critics alike," Eric Hirshberg, CEO of Activision Publishing, said in a statement Sunday.
"Skylanders is more than just a new piece of interactive entertainment, but a genuinely new kind of thinking in interactive entertainment," he added. "The response of the fans has been incredible, and the only way we can return the favor is with a sequel like Skylanders Giants. This game is all about big: big creatures, big worlds, bigger ideas. We're very excited to see Skylanders Giants finally hit the shelves."
Obviously, Activision is talking big about the game, but can it live up to the hype?
"Though 'Skylanders Giants' doesn't change a lot from the original in terms of general gameplay and might cost an arm or a leg when it comes to collecting the deluxe Giant figures, it's still got way more heart than most of the rushed kids' products out there. These 'Giants' stand tall amidst the pack," TechNewsDaily Gaming Contributor Robert Workman said in an October 19 review, in which he awarded the game a 3/4 rating.
As with the original, the game interacts with physical toys. When placed on a small electronic portal (included with the original game or available in Giants' $75 starter pack, according to Workman), the characters that the toys depict become playable within the game world. Purchasing the game without the portal will set consumers back $60, while Nayak said that additional figurines can be purchased for between $10 and $15.
Interested gamers of all ages, or parents looking to purchase the game for their youngsters, might also be interested to learn that, per GamingBolt.com, Activision has partnered with Target to make exclusive character packs available at the Minnesota-based retail giant.
"To celebrate the launch, Activision is partnering with popular American electronic retail chain Target for the exclusive Granite Crusher character, along with an upcoming holiday limited-time only LightCore Triple Pack (which will become available in Target on November 27th)," writer Ravi Sinha said.
Sinha describes the Granite Crusher as "a deco character with increased power and level caps, who embodies a unique granite identity with blue crystals, as seen on the toy and in the game" and noting that the Lightcore Triple Pack comes with three characters, Prism Break, Eruptor and Drobot.
The former will cost $14.99, while the latter will be $11.99, according to GamingBolt.com.


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On Friday, March 19, 2004, the UT System, the three UT campuses in the Metroplex, and Sandia National Laboratories will announce a memorandum of understanding for collaboration on research and other activities.
Details of the agreement will be announced at an official signing ceremony to be attended by U.S. Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison, Sandia National Laboratories Director C. Paul Robinson, UT System Chancellor Mark G. Yudof, and others.
About three dozen Sandia administrators, scientists, and engineers are scheduled to attend, along with UT administrators and faculty from UT Arlington, UT Dallas, and UT Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas; area venture capitalists; industry representatives; and other invited guests.
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Democrats Win One For Clinton Filibuster Forces Gop To Withdraw Effort Against Striker Replacement Ban
Faced with an unbeatable Democratic filibuster, Senate Republicans late Wednesday abandoned an effort to block President Clinton's order barring federal contractors from permanently replacing striking workers.
After a weeklong struggle, Majority Leader Bob Dole withdrew the measure without comment. But Sen. Nancy Kassebaum, R-Kan., who sponsored the amendment, said she would bring it back in another form later.
Sen. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass., who led the Democrats' efforts to keep the filibuster alive and prevent the certain defeat of the Clinton policy by majority Republicans, said they would do so again if necessary.
"President Clinton has a right to issue his executive order, and we intend to defend it in the Senate as often as we have to," Kennedy said in a statement.
He called Dole's move "a gratifying victory for Democrats in the ongoing battle to defend the basic rights of working men and women across the country."
Hours earlier, the Democrats mustered enough votes to prevent the Republicans from ending the filibuster.
In a 58-39 vote, Republicans fell two short of the 60 needed to force a vote on Kassebaum's amendment. It would have denied money to carry out Clinton's order, which bars large federal contracts to employers that permanently replace striking workers.
Wednesday's vote, along with the March 2 defeat of the balanced-budget amendment, marks the second time this month that the Democrats have used their minority power to thwart Republican-sponsored proposals.
Before Dole pulled the amendment shortly before 7 p.m., neither side had been showing any give.
Continued debate on the striker amendment placed Republicans in a dilemma: The dispute was stalling a supplemental defense spending bill that both sides agree must be passed into law by March 31 to avoid severe cuts in military training.
Dole suspended all further action on the defense spending bill Wednesday evening. He said he would like to bring it back to the floor, minus the Kassebaum amendment, by this afternoon if Democrats will agree to limit their amendments.
Key Republicans earlier had urged Kassebaum to continue the fight, aware that the party's ability to get its agenda through is already under close scrutiny.
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You are standing on a station platform when a train speeds past - you see it, hear it, and feel the wind rushing past. You know instantly that everything you are sensing is to do with the train. Part of the parietal cortex of your brain allows you to focus your attention on one place, and puts together the relevant information from all your senses. Sometimes the information competes for your attention. Try doing the 'Stroop test' and you'll see how easily your brain can be distracted.


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You have to realize that Tomas Kaberle isn't even as good as Dan Boyle. Kaberle is even more one dimensional and defensively liable than Boyle. They are both good puck movers and on the PP, but Boyle is better at that too.
I think Kaberle is worth a mid-late 1st Round pick and a decent prospect... to a team that is up-and-coming and has tons of youngsters already. Like St Louis or Columbus potentially... since they both have young groups of forwards and solid goaltending. They both too have decent groups of defensemen... Columbus is big, strong and plays a very responsible game they don't really have a good puck mover. St Louis' D is younger, but still very serviceable with great youngsters like Johnson, Colaiacovo and Woywitka.
Both teams had bad PP's this season
, but made the playoffs anyways and then had bad PP's in the playoffs too. They could surely use a Dman like Kaberle to feed their skilled young forwards.
I'm pretty sure the Blues PP during the season was in the top 10 range.
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Ruth Palmieri
PAWTUCKET- Palmieri, Ruth (Grant) of Pawtucket died peacefully at home on June 1st. 2012. She was the wife of the late Ralph A. Palmieri. Daughter of the the late Thomas J. and Ruth M. (Duchaine) Grant. Sister of the late Ethel C.Barry and Margaret T. Wild. Aunt of the late Ethel F. Barry and John J. Barry.
PROVIDENCE ŌĆö Central Falls High senior Steve Vazquez and Cumberland junior Trevor Crawley maintained vastly different outlooks about reigning in their respective individual events at Sunday's Rhode Island Interscholastic Outdoor Track and Field Championships.
Vazquez had just captured the high jump crown with a leap of 6 feet, eight inches at Brown Stadium, yet he sat virtually alone on a steel bench, shedding tears, just yards away from the bar that failed him.
PAWTUCKET ŌĆö Woonsocket HighŌĆÖs answer to grace under fire was one cool customer on Sunday afternoon.
With her team locked in a scoreless duel against Tolman High, senior Kelsey Boucher changed the playoff fate of two teams with one mighty poke. Her solo home run in the sixth inning ŌĆō one that hit the top of the fence at Slater ParkŌĆÖs Al Bailey Field before bouncing over ŌĆō proved to be the deciding factor in the seventh-seeded Villa NovansŌĆÖ 1-0 upset victory against the Tigers, the No. 2 in the Division II double-elimination tournament.
WOONSOCKET ŌĆö A runner turning onto Mount St. Charles Avenue encounters a hill that only gets steeper, more challenging the farther the runner travels up it. It is only when the runner crests the top near Mount St. Charles Academy that the reward, a wide-ranging view of the land around the school, can be claimed.
A similar challenge faced the 196 members of the Class of 2012 graduating from Mount on Sunday when they began their studies at the private high school operated by the Brothers of the Sacred Heart.
CENTRAL FALLS ŌĆō Saying it heralds a ŌĆ£new period in Central FallsŌĆÖ recovery,ŌĆØ Gov. Lincoln Chafee has appointed John F. McJennett III, as the cityŌĆÖs new receiver, replacing the controversial Robert Flanders.
McJennett is the former executive director of DEPCO (Rhode Island Depositors Economic Protection Corporation), the stateŌĆÖs response to the credit union crisis.
PAWTUCKET ŌĆö Sixteen-year-old Ryan Gomes patiently points out the parts of a guitar to 6-year-old Chris Brunetti, while the younger boy balances an instrument that is almost bigger than he is on his lap. ŌĆ£What's this?ŌĆØ asks Gomes, pointing to the neck of the guitar. ŌĆ£What are these?ŌĆØ he asks next, fingering the frets and strumming a few chords. Brunetti supplies the correct answers, smiling back at Gomes with obvious pride.
PROVIDENCE ŌĆö There were T.J. Sorrentine and Mike Martin, two longtime buddies sitting Thursday night in a restaurant on Thayer Street. Earlier that day, it was revealed that Martin would be returning to his alma mater as the menŌĆÖs basketball head coach at Brown University.
PAWTUCKET ŌĆö Perhaps three minutes after Tolman High had suffered a 3-1 loss to Westerly at Ted McConnon Memorial Field on Friday afternoon, skipper Theo Murray jogged out to left field where his players, as is the norm, already had congregated.
He spoke with them for another five or six minutes, then followed his somewhat-dejected Tigers back to their third-base dugout.
ŌĆ£I just told the kids that our pitcher did his job, and our defense did its job,ŌĆØ Murray stated matter-of-factly. ŌĆ£I also said that our bats, unfortunately, let us down.ŌĆØ
LINCOLN ŌĆö The sixth time was the charm.
After watching a successful season get cut short in the Division III semifinal round in each of the last five years, Davies took a torch to the history books and finally earned the right to play for a state championship.
A 10-run uprising in the home half of the second inning, sparked by a grand slam home run to center field by Madison Cooper, and another remarkable outing by ace pitcher Madison Goodhart were the keys to the PatriotsŌĆÖ 15-2 triumph over Central Falls on Friday afternoon.
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GLOCESTER- Larocque, Gary S., 56, passed away suddenly Thursday May 31, 2012 at home. He was the devoted husband of Paulette F. (Coutu) Larocque.
He was born in Providence, a son of Doris (Marceau) Larocque of Rumford and the late William Larocque.
Michael J. Martin
LINCOLN- Martin, Michael J., 52, of Lincoln, passed away Wednesday, May 30, 2012 surrounded by his family. He was the beloved husband of Isabel Barbeitos Martin.
Born in Central Falls, he was the son of Bernard R. Martin (Eleanor) and Joan (Ferland) Martin (John Syman).
Lucille M. Humes
EAST PROVIDENCE- Lucille M. (Messier) Humes, 79, formerly of Rumford, passed away on Thursday, May 31, 2012. She was the former wife of the late George R. Humes.
Born in Pawtucket, the daughter of the late Arthur J. and Rose O. (Lague) Messier, she resided in the Rumford section of East Providence most of her life.
Lucille was employed in the Recreation Department of the East Providence City Hall for ten years until retiring.
PROVIDENCE ŌĆō A House Finance Committee meeting to unveil the General AssemblyŌĆÖs 2013 budget was delayed by about four hours Thursday due to last-minute wrangling about what would be in and out of the final document.
There was good news and bad news for hard pressed cities and towns in the budget, which will be debated and voted on by the full House of Representatives next Thursday.
Central Falls will receive a $2.6 million allocation to ease some of the harsher provisions of the cityŌĆÖs plan to emerge from bankruptcy.
PAWTUCKET ŌĆō Sure, the two-run inside-the-park home run by junior Jordyn Klemanchuck was mightily impressive. So too was the double off the bat of classmate Olivia Larson.
Yet ask Tolman head coach Craig Giarrusso about what stood out about the six runs his team exploded for in the fifth inning of ThursdayŌĆÖs Division II single-elimination contest against South Kingstown and heŌĆÖll gladly point to the little things.
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NORTH PROVIDENCE ŌĆö Fresh off of a 1-0 win in the 12th inning of its playoff opener against Middletown, No. 8 seeded Cumberland continued its impressive playoff run with a 6-2 upset win over No. 1 seeded North Providence on Thursday afternoon.
The Cougars had won the previous two meetings between these two teams -- 4-2 at home and 6-2 at Cumberland -- but the Clippers got the win when it mattered most, in the playoffs.
CUMBERLAND - Aurelia R. "Cookie" Bousquet, 87, died Tuesday at Grandview Center. She was the wife of the late Joseph E. Bousquet.
Born in Central Falls, she was a daughter of the late John H. and Rosalie (Dumais) Clang.
Cookie had been employed as a brass bobbin winder for the former Central Lace Co. She later worked for American Textile and B &D Yarn Co. until her retirement in 1977.
PAWTUCKET ŌĆö Pawtucket Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the shooting of four local people who were outside of a house on John Street late Tuesday night.
According to Major Arthur Martins, police responded at around 11:40 p.m. to 48 John St. in response to a shooting. Officers arrived and found four individuals who had been struck by bullets.
The victims were identified as Silvana Urbina, 37, of 48 John St.; Andre Gilbert, 18, of 48 John St.; Germaine Bruce, 18, of 230 East St.; and Davhon Shelton, 18, of 138 Woodbine St.
PAWTUCKET ŌĆö After nine hours of deliberations on Monday, a jury came back as deadlocked in the trial of a Pawtucket firefighter accused of having sex with a juvenile teenage girl.
The defendant, 40-year-old Cody Reed of Second Street, has been charged with two counts of third-degree sexual assault on a minor, according to Amy Kempe, public information officer for the Office of the Attorney General. Reed has been accused of sexual assault on a person over the age of 14 but under16.
PAWTUCKET: Ellen Hemond Sherlock Feldhacker passed away peacefully on May 27th 2012 at the Phlip Hulitar Hospice Center.
She is survived by her loving mother Virgina Theoharis Hemond and the late great, Joseph F Hemond. She leaves behind her 2 children Scott Michael Sherlock and Ginny Jo Lester and was the beloved grandmother of Brett Michael Sherlock.
She was a devoted daughter, sister, mother, grandmother and friend.
Her passions in life were gardening and cooking and was very proud of her Greek heritage. She had a deep religious belief in God.
PAWTUCKET - Virginia R. Finan, Formerly of Pawtucket passed away on Tuesday May 29, 2012. Mrs. Finan was the wife of the late Leo Finan.
She was born in Pawtucket, the daughter of the late Ferruccio and Angelica (Benedetti) Taddei. Mrs. Finan was a dietary aid at the Memorial Hospital in Pawtucket for many years. She was a member of the Salvation Army Home League.