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WESTBROOK -- The date was July 9, 1948: A group of 19 women gathered in Westbrook to establish an association of nurses and nursing aides. After much discussion, they decided to call themselves the Clara Barton Club, named after the founder of the American Red Cross. On Monday -- almost 59 years later -- eight of the nine current members of the Clara Barton Club met at Peterson Estates, located adjacent to the Westbrook hospital.
HERON LAKE -- When Jeff Frodermann began booking acts for Snowjam 2007, the annual Christian music event sponsored by The Narrow Path (TNP) ministry, he planned on a lineup similar to years past, featuring mostly area, independent groups. But, through some networking, Jeff managed to attract a couple of well-known Christian rock groups to perform March 3 at the Heron Lake Community Center. "I started with a local band and contacted Daniel Lund, who's originally from Fulda and moved to Memphis to pursue a music career," explained Frodermann, who began TNP almost five years ago.
WILMONT -- When the four Henning sisters -- Nancy, Judy, Ginny and Norma, daughters of Clarence and Elsie Henning -- were growing up in rural Wilmont, it never really occurred to the girls that there was something unique about one of them. "Ginny was no different than we were," reflected Norma Balster. "Our folks raised us all the same. I don't think we realized --whatever I could do, Ginny could do. Now I think how hard that must have been for our parents." Ginny was only 2 years old -- then the youngest of three with baby Norma on the way -- when she contracted polio.
LOS ANGELES -- Born in Grand Rapids, Mich., Taylor Lautner's first taste of stardom came in the martial arts arena. He started studying karate at age 6, soon began to win tournaments and was invited to train with seven-time world karate champion Mike Chat. At age 8, he represented his country in the 12 years and younger division in the World Karate Association, winning three gold medals. By the time he was 12 years old, he had three Junior World Championships under his black belt. But martial arts wasn't Taylor's only interest.
WORTHINGTON -- Arnold Motor Supply has been a fixture of the Worthington community since 1976. Its first store was located on Ninth Street in downtown Worthington, and the business moved to its current location, 704 Oxford St., in the 1980s. "Worthington was our 18th store, and we've grown now to where we're considered to be in the top 20 for largest company owned distribution chains for auto parts in the nation," boasted Dave Kimbell, marketing manager for the Merrill Co. and Arnold Motor Supply, headquartered in Spencer, Iowa. "We're really quite proud of our company.
MINNEAPOLIS -- It's 10 a.m. on a Friday morning, and Wain McFarlane is in the same place he's been every Friday morning recently -- the DaVita dialysis unit in Minneapolis. Wain's health has deteriorated to the point where he requires dialysis three times a week, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, for four hours. "It's my 10th time now.
WORTHINGTON -- When the main structure of St. Matthew Lutheran Church, 1505 Dover St., was built more than 50 years ago, it was designed like most other churches of the times. To get anywhere in the church, you had to go up or down stairs. The nursery and bathrooms were placed far away from the sanctuary, the better to muffle the sounds of crying babies and disgruntled children. The focus was on aesthetics -- impressive stonework, colorful and meaningful stained glass windows -- and basic utility, with a dual-purpose Sunday school space and main gathering place in the basement. On Feb.
WORTHINGTON -- When Branden Roth headed to Florida in early January to attend the Millie Lewis Actors, Models and Talent Competition, he didn't know what to expect but had high hopes that it would help him pursue a career in show business. Those hopes were realized when he finalized in two competitions -- scene study and spokesmodel -- and was broached by Blake Everett, an agency with the Wallis Agency in Los Angeles.
WINDOM -- Despite the forecast of extremely cold temperatures, the Rev. Stephen Norby is anticipating a large and exuberant crowd Sunday at Windom's American Lutheran Church. Sunday will mark the first time the congregation has been able to worship inside its own sanctuary since fire devastated the structure more than a year ago "Even though it's predicted to be below zero, it's going to be nice and toasty in here," he predicted. The fire occurred in the early hours of Jan.
Passion for painting: Sharon Sadusky shares her interest in art through classes and exhibit at Nobles County Art Center
JACKSON -- For many years, Sharon Sadusky ran a ceramics shop, where she became adept at painting on a dimensional surface. Applying paint to canvas is a more recent endeavor. "Painting with ceramics -- I was in that for a good 25 years," Sharon recalled. "I have two daughters, and it started when the girls and I painted that plaster craft. Then my husband gave me a kiln for Christmas one year, and that was that. "Painting on canvas was always going to be one of those things that I did in the future, but being a farm wife and raising a family, I just never had time.


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Statements posted here are those of our readers and do not represent the BaseballThinkFactory. Names are provided by the poster and are not verified. We ask that posters follow our submission policy. Please report any inappropriate comments.1. Dan Lee is a Big Hunk of Neufchâtel Posted: November 02, 2012 at 06:28 AM (#4290696)
Today's Birthday Team features a Hall of Famer and something even more rare: An MLB ballplayer turned Primate. Happy birthday, Bob!2. Misirlou is too lofty, and grabs up all the light Posted: November 02, 2012 at 08:57 AM (#4290717)
C: Clem Clemens
1B/Manager: Dick Sisler
2B: Orlando Cabrera
3B: Travis Jackson
SS: Yunel Escobar
LF: Tom Paciorek
CF: Willie McGee
RF: Orlando Merced
SP: Johnny Vander Meer
SP: Ron Reed
SP: The other George Bell
SP: Jesse Flores
SP: Paul Hartzell
RP: Greg A. Harris
RP/Primate: Bob Tufts
Agent: Scott Boras
Sayer of Crazy Things, also born in an extremely short-lived country: Al Campanis
Cult Hero: Sam Horn
Not that one: Bob Ross
You know, that team would look a lot better with Roger Clemens, George Sisler, Miguel Cabrera, and Reggie Jackson3. Jose Is The Most Absurd Thing on the Site Posted: November 02, 2012 at 09:06 AM (#4290720)
And with Pablo Escobar at shortstop NO ONE would be sliding in to break up a double play. Well, maybe one guy, but he'd be the last.4. Mike Emeigh Posted: November 02, 2012 at 09:19 AM (#4290725)
Happy birthday, Bob Tufts.5. JJ1986 Posted: November 02, 2012 at 09:35 AM (#4290734)
I believe today is minor league free agent day.6. RoyalsRetro (AG#1F) Posted: November 02, 2012 at 09:46 AM (#4290743)
So what happens if you are eligible for free agency, but do not file for free agency? Do you return to your last team? For what salary? I was thinking about Randy Wolf who is eligible for free agency, but is out for all of next year with TJ surgery. Could he opt to just return with the O's to rehab and get them to pay for his surgery and rehab? If not, does he pay for all of that out-of-pocket (or through some sort of MLBPA health plan?) Or workers comp?7. JJ1986 Posted: November 02, 2012 at 09:51 AM (#4290748)
So what happens if you are eligible for free agency, but do not file for free agency?
It's automatic now (I think they changed it about two years ago).
I've been doing some hunting but I can't find any info. Does anyone know if Clubhouse Confidential (Brian Kenny's stat based show) is coming back to the MLB Network this winter?9. Gazizza, my Dilznoofuses! Posted: November 02, 2012 at 10:11 AM (#4290767)
Also, if you already need a baseball fix MLBN has the Arizona League Rising Stars game tomorrow at 8PM (Eastern time). (rosters here)
#8: I saw an ad last night that it returns Monday at 7:30.10. Steve N Posted: November 02, 2012 at 11:45 AM (#4290829)
Here's Monday's MLB Network schedule.
Connie McGillicuddy, great grandson of HOF manager/owner Connie Mack, appears to be losing the race for senator in Florida. Can we get a movement to name him the next commissioner of MLB started? He will be out of work, er, available.11. slothinator Posted: November 02, 2012 at 11:48 AM (#4290830)
Greg A. Harris was able to throw with both hands, although I believe he only did it once at the major league level. He had a special glove that could be worn on either hand.12. Don Geovany Soto (chris h.) Posted: November 02, 2012 at 02:40 PM (#4291010)
There was story that during a Pirates/Phillies game, Harris came into pitch with Van Slyke on at first. Randy Ready was playing first for the Phils, and it prompted this exchange:
Van Slyke - What's up with his glove?
Ready - He's amphibious.
Van Slyke - What does that mean, he can pitch underwater?
Found a link that semi-confirms it: http://www.sportstvjobs.com/resources/dumbest-sports-quotes.html
Happy birthday, Bob!13. Der-K is now fully whelmed! Posted: November 02, 2012 at 03:35 PM (#4291059)
There's been a bunch of waiver wire moves today. (everything from the indispensible mlbtraderumors.com)14. RoyalsRetro (AG#1F) Posted: November 02, 2012 at 03:39 PM (#4291066)
BAL claims A.Casilla from MIN. CHN claims Z.Putnam from COL. CLE claims B.Wood from KCR. KCR claims G.Moscoso from COL. KCR claims B.Hayes from MIA. MIN claims J.Roenicke and T.Field from COL. MIL claims A.Leon from HOU. KC DFA's J.Jeffress, T.Hottovy, and J.Bourgeois.
N.Morgan and K.Loe refuse outright assignments, are now FAs.
More to come, I imagine.
Its a minor move, but its pretty stupid of Dayton Moore to lose a useful reliever like Blake Wood to get a third string catcher like Brett Hayes. Especially since they already had a third string catcher on the 40 man roster in Adam Moore.15. JJ1986 Posted: November 02, 2012 at 03:42 PM (#4291067)
I liked Hottovy, and he's a local kid, so I hope he clears waivers somehow. There is certainly dreck on the 40 man roster worth jettisoning before him.
I read that as Brandon Wood and got confused about both why he was on the Royals and why he was on a 40-man.16. Der-K is now fully whelmed! Posted: November 02, 2012 at 03:52 PM (#4291072)
sorry 'bout that.17. Steve N Posted: November 02, 2012 at 04:02 PM (#4291079)
Moscoso looks like an interesting pick up by KC.18. Crispix reaches boiling point with lackluster play Posted: November 02, 2012 at 04:39 PM (#4291115)
That's what they said about Mazzaro.19. Steve N Posted: November 02, 2012 at 04:48 PM (#4291122)
mmmmmmm20. RoyalsRetro (AG#1F) Posted: November 02, 2012 at 05:07 PM (#4291140)
Mark McGwire to join the Dodgers as a hitting coach.21. Mike Webber Posted: November 02, 2012 at 05:16 PM (#4291151)
AG#1, man I think you hit it on the head as far as Brett Hayes, Wood and Hottovy.22. McCoy Posted: November 02, 2012 at 05:29 PM (#4291164)
Moscoso in and Jeffres out seems like another case of the Royals not understanding the power of K's for pitchers. In fact they seem to be directly opposite of most teams in how they think about the role of K's and BB with regard to both pitchers and batters.
4 way tie in Diplomacy. That shouldn't even be allowed.23. jwb Posted: November 02, 2012 at 06:49 PM (#4291230)
Dave Nieporent, If you're out there, one of your kin got some love from Esquire24. Pops Freshenmeyer Posted: November 02, 2012 at 08:22 PM (#4291276)
Apparently the Cubs have acquired Dan Haren. For Carlos Marmol?!?!25. puck Posted: November 02, 2012 at 08:30 PM (#4291281)
That's weird the Rockies waived Moscoso and Roenicke. I don't keep good track of their minor league system, but I wonder if they have a lot of minor leaguers who need to be put on the 40 man.26. AndrewJ Posted: November 03, 2012 at 12:29 PM (#4291623)
I know we don't do a Primer Dugout on weekends, but check out the pitching staff for the November 3rd Birthday Team: Bob Feller, Jim McCormick, Bob Welch, Ken Holtzman and Harry Staley. With Armando Benitez and Paul Quantrill in the bullpen.
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Forward Donna Jean Gary Forward passed away peacefully at her home in Phoenix, AZ on March 4, 2013. She was born, in Columbus, Ohio on August 31, 1927. She was married to Chauncey B. Forward for 48 years. She is proceeded in death by her husband and daughter Lynda Forward Diffenderfer. Donna graduated from South High School in 1945. She was Secretary to the City Manager of Worthington, OH for 18 years and served to six different City Managers. She retired in 1987. Donna loved the City of Worthington where she lived and worked for most of her life. Donna is Survived by her son, Blair Forward of Tucson, Az; daughter, Suzanne Forward Armstrong of Cortez, CO; granddaughter, Jessica Forward DeSena of Canyon Country, CA; granddaughter, Margaret Diffenderfer Hauer of Phoenix; and three great grandaughters. A Celebration of the Life of Donna Jean Gary Forward will be held at noon, Saturday July 20th at Miller's Lake, 7034 State Route 4, Mechanicsburg, OH.
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OP-ED: Educating the Taliban: Lessons in Counterterrorism From Professor Khan
The Pakistani Taliban abducted Khan from Peshawar in September 2010, and for four years he wondered at what moment the TTP would simply shoot him and release video of his killing as a warning to others.
Khan appeared in several TTP-orchestrated video messages asking the government to negotiate his release. Government officials said that, despite many rounds of back-channel talks in the past, the Taliban had refused to release Khan and demanded the release of important militant commanders held by Pakistan security forces. Pakistan human rights activists, university teaching staff and students in the Northwest had protested Khan's kidnapping many times but all efforts to recover him were futile.
During his time in captivity, Khan started teaching two children of the Taliban. As time passed, other children came to learn, and by the time he was released, Khan was teaching English and math to 32 children of Taliban members.
On his return, Khan wore a long beard and appeared in good health despite his long captivity. The militants had treated him well, giving him medication for his heart condition and a radio so he could keep up with current affairs. Perhaps one effective effort toward Khan's relatively favorable treatment and release was his own – a dedication to education, despite and because of the threat of imminent violence.
Education is one critical investment we can make as a global society toward the eradication of organized violence and terrorism, and Khan's investment in his education and that of 32 children may have kept him physically unharmed during his four-year tenure as a Taliban prisoner. Inside the lion's den, Khan planted seeds of self-actualization and critical thought that may grow in coming years, but we'll need to water those seeds as a global community.
Khan was willing to improve the world – especially the world of those 32 children – while under threat of violence, and we should follow his example despite and because of the epidemic of violence we currently face. Khan, like many around the world, was surrounded by weapons of destruction. But it is the weapons of construction and transformation, such as education, which are the most powerful of all.
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Rizwan Zulfiqar Bhutta (@rizbhutta), writing for PeaceVoice, is an International broadcast journalist and regional affairs expert for South Asia, and works for peace and stability in the region.


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Area 16 Special Olympics event set for Friday in Pioneer Stadium
The annual Area 16 Special Olympics Track and Field Meet is set for Friday in Pioneer Stadium and approximately 200 athletes are scheduled to compete, announced Diane Wentz, one of the organizers.
The opening ceremony is scheduled for 9 a.m. The last event is expected to be completed by around 2 p.m., Wentz said.
Special Olympians from Batesville, The Community School, Southside, Cave City, Quitman, Melbourne and Mountain View schools will compete.
Conditions keep schedule makers guessing; 4A-2 baseball, softball tournaments slated
We will see what the weather and saturated fields will allow, but at least we now know the postseason baseball and softball schedules for four area teams.
In meetings Monday, assignments were made for the 4A-2 District Tournaments, which will be hosted by Cave City. The baseball tourney is set to begin Thursday and end Saturday. The softball tourney is slated to begin Friday and end Monday (see the "Sports calendar" on this page for the schedules through Saturday).
Lyon's Duncan finishes third at Union Spring Invitational
UNION CITY, Tenn. — Kaitlyn Duncan paced the Lyon College womens golf teams at the Union Spring Invitational that was completed on Friday, according to a news release from Lyon's sports information department.
Duncan finished third after shooting an 85-83–168. Teammate Charli Steed was the second of three Lyon golfers, shooting a 2-round score of 181 (91-90) for a tie of 16th place, and Meredith Davis finished in 20th with a 258 (131-127).
Southside, Westside split in 4A-3 Conference soccer
SOUTHSIDE — The Southside Southerners and Westside Consolidated Warriors split a pair of hard-fought, 4A-3 Conference soccer matches at Stewart Field on Friday.
The Southerners won 4-3 as Greg Smith scored two goals. Brody Clark and Chaz Zumwalt added a goal each. All were unassisted.
Southside goalie Cody McGaha stopped 22 shots.
"We played well," Southside Coach Jason Weaver said. "We controlled things most of the game, then they scored two goals late and gave us a scare."
The Southerners improved to 5-3 in the conference and 8-8-1 overall.
BHS girls finish second at Heber Springs relays
HEBER SPRINGS — The Batesville Lady Pioneers won four events here Friday at the Heber Springs State Bank Relays, but that wasn't enough to catch the Vilonia Lady Eagles.
The Lady Eagles rang up 149.5 points to the second-place Lady Pioneers' 121. Harding Academy finished third, another 33.5 points back.
The Southside Lady Southerners finished 11th out of 14 teams with 22.5 points.
Defending champs continue dominance over Scots
The Cumberland Bulldogs swept the Lyon Scots for the third straight year and spoiled "Senior Day" during a 3-game TranSouth Athletic Conference baseball series Friday and Saturday at Scots Field.
Cumberland, ranked No. 7 in last week's NAIA poll, won 10-1 and 11-0 Friday and then collected a run-rule shortened 12-1 victory Saturday. The Bulldogs have won nine straight against the Scots.
Lyon seniors Kyle Kallsnick, Drew Davis, Evan Garris, Garry Richards, Aaron Thornton and Wes Coleman were honored prior to Saturday's game.
Rain hits sports schedule again
By press time, only a few schools had called off their sports activities set for today, but, considering the heavy rains this morning and the forecast for today, Tuesday and Wednesday, don't expect many outdoor sporting events to happen the next few days.
Because some teams have not finished their regular-season district games, little is also known about district tournament assignments. Some of those begin this week; some next.
Campbell leads Lady Cougars by Mammoth Spring Lady Bears
BROCKWELL — Kaydie Campbell pitched a 3-hitter and drove in two runs as the Izard County Lady Cougars collected an 11-1, run-ruled victory over the Mammoth Spring Lady Bears in a 1A 2-East District softball game here Friday.
Campbell struck out four and walked none.
Makayla Gross provided two hits for the winners. Teammate Angel Engelhardt doubled in a run, and Kristen Doty, Sami Wagner and Kelsie Taylor scored two runs each.
Southerners win opener, 'Hounds steal nightcap of key 4A-2 twinbill
NEWPORT — The Southside Southerners and Newport Greyhounds split a 4A-2 District, high school doubleheader on Friday and they ended the weekend with identical district records.
The Southerners won the opener 5-1 and the 'Hounds stole the nightcap 2-1.
On Saturday, Newport and Stuttgart split a doubleheader. The Southerners and 'Hounds each finished with 7-5 marks in the 4A-2 standings. Southside's overall record is 14-8; Newport's is 13-8.
Dates corrected on football camps
Dates for the Pioneer Trailblazers Football Camps, listed in the Community Focus 2011 special section on Thursday, were incorrect.
The camp for third through fifth graders is scheduled for June 6-9 and the camp for sixth through eighth graders is June 13-17.
Weather wins yet again at Batesville Speedway
Mother Nature is going to have to build a new trophy case.
Once again, rain has forced the cancellation of races at Batesville Motor Speedway. And don't look now, but the long-range forecast is calling for a good chance of more rain next weekend as well.
The Comp Cams Super Dirt Late Model vs. MARS, plus points racing for IMCA modified, street stock, factory stock, economy modified and front-wheel drive classes scheduled for tonight has been rescheduled for next Friday.
Call the track at (870) 251-0011 for additional information.
Junior Pioneers trample 5A-East track, field foes
PARAGOULD — Highlighted by a rare 1-2-3, the Batesville Junior Pioneers dominated the 5A-East District Track and Field Meet here Thursday.
Junior Pioneers Peter Okolo, Kenton Crawford and Jalen Meadows-Haynes finished first, second and third, respectively, in the individual scoring as Batesville rolled up 212.5 points and finished 128 points ahead of its next competitors, the Nettleton Junior Raiders.


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Vibrant, funny and athletic, Taylor Storch, 13, was thrilled to hit the Colorado slopes in March 2010 for her first family ski trip. "She was having a blast," says her dad, Todd, 43. "The best day turned into the worst nightmare." Taylor, wearing a helmet on an intermediate slope, struck a tree and was pronounced brain-dead at the hospital. "My soul was empty," says mom Tara, 43. "I felt like I was wearing a cement cape."
The grieving couple found comfort knowing their tragedy gave life to others. They donated Taylor's organs (see box) and launched the nonprofit Taylor's Gift (taylorsgift.org) to promote organ donation. Experts say their efforts, along with others', have helped add some 2 million names to Texas's donor registry. The Storches, with kids Ryan, 14, and Peyton, 12, formed a close bond with Taylor's heart recipient, Patricia Winters, 42, a labor and delivery nurse and mom of two who had a life-threatening heart condition. "Now I can walk, breathe, pick up my boys at school," she says. "I have a tomorrow because of Taylor."
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