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RUMSON — Just in case the Rumson-Fair Haven girls lacrosse program needed a pick-me-up win, there's no one the Lady Bulldogs would enjoy that win over more than Red Bank Regional.
In the latest edition of the Ridge Road rivalry, Rumson-Fair Haven avenged a one-goal loss to Shore Regional from a week earlier, using five goals from Claire Scarrone to crush the Lady Bucs, 19-5, Monday night at Borden Stadium.
Rumson-Fair Haven scored five goals on their first five possessions, jumping out to a 5-0 lead less than five minutes into the game, taking control early and neutralizing RBR's Clara Osmont en route to a blowout win at home.
"We knew that they had a couple good players and we just kind of keyed in on them," Rumson-Fair Haven head coach Amy O'Keefe said. "I had confidence in my team and we just need to keep moving forward."
Scarrone scored four of her five goals in the first half to help the Lady Bulldogs and added her last goal mid-way through the second half.
In all, RFH got goals from nine different players, getting multiple goals from seven of those players. The 19 goals registered for RFH is a season-high for the Lady Bulldogs.
Emily Knapp opened the game with a goal on the opening possession for RFH and Claire Scarrone and Mary Scarrone each added their first goals of the night in successive possessions.
Emily Volker and Claire Scarrone each scored again before Red Bank had a chance to recover, with the Lady Bulldogs moving out to a 5-0 lead with over 20 minutes remaining in the first half.
Rumson-Fair Haven's defensive focus was on Red Bank's Osmont and after winning a the majority of draws throughout the game, they were able to hold the Lady Bucs' captain off the scoreboard.
"I knew what she was all about. The girls did a great job," O'Keefe said.
Red Bank Regional was led by Murphy Davis, who scored three times for the Lady Bucs, using a strong inside move twice to beat the Rumson-Fair Haven defense.
Jazz VanLoon added the final goal in the second half for Red Bank Regional, who witnessed their first loss of the season after starting 3-0.
"I think the draw controls, especially in the very beginning of the game set the momentum in the first half and in the beginning of the second half, too," O'Keefe said. "It's really a momentum builder because you get the ball and the possession and the other team can't score if they don't have the ball."
Mary Scarrone finished with four goals behind her sister and Knapp, Emily Hayes, Bridget Curran and Volker each added two goals for Rumson-Fair Haven.
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Our visit to the Brisbane area was for one reason and one reason only...no disrepect being meant to the fine folks of Brizzie and Queensland. My daughter wanted to visit Steve Irwin's Australia Zoo in Beerwah. Please see my Beerwah page for chronicles of that visit.
But, we wanted to find a place "between" Brisbane and Beerwah that would allow easy access to the zoo, and yet not be toooo far away from the Brisbane International airport, from which we'd be departing for home. After zipping all over the internet for b&bs, we chose Scarborough...and it was a wonderful choice.
A nice little residential area just off Moreton Bay, it was perfect peace and quiet to wind down after a busy three weeks in Oz. There were several nice local eateries just down a block or two from our b&b, and we couldn't have enjoyed our days of "doing nothing" in Scarborough anymore.
Most of what I have from our stay are just a few nice photos, so enjoy. And if you are going to Aussie Zoo and are looking for the same access to both Brisbane and Beerwah that we were, please do take advantage of the B&B tip on this page. An excellent choice.
This quiet road ran along Moreton Bay, and is located about 2 blocks from the Sunset Bed and Breakfast, where we stayed. Maybe 0.5 km down this road was a small harbor/yacht club. There are several good local seafood places there where one can get a fresh barrundi steak and a bit of Aussie beer or wine.
We visited Australia in their winter, June and July. However, Queensland is much like our home in Florida... a splendid sub-tropical paradise. Even in the dead of winter, bushes are exploding with color in this pleasant part of Australia.
The accompanying photo was taken in the "yard" of the Sunset Bed and Breakfast, where we stayed in Scarborough.
- Pros:The good life in suburbia, Australia-style
- Cons:It's not really a vacation place, if that's what you wanted
- In a nutshell:Everything we'd hoped. A very pleasant place to spend a couple of days.
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Orriss has been appointed to replace former sales and marketing director David Tyers, who left the company in December without a job to go to.
During the interim period RAC hired former T-Mobile marketer Lysa Hardy to lead its marketing strategy.
It is unclear how Hardy's position will be affected by the appointment as RAC has refused to comment on the engagement.
Orriss' appointment comes amid a review by the RAC's owner, The Carlyle Group, of all its business suppliers.
RAC is currently holding an ad review being run by the US private equity company's procurement team.
Last year, Aviva sold the RAC to The Carlyle Group for £1bn as part of its strategy to focus on its insurance and savings business.
Orriss became sales director at News International last summer after leaving Sky, where he held the director of acquisitions role.
His role at Sky no longer exists in its current capacity and instead is handled by new director of sales Tom Devine.
Devine is responsible for both new customers and selling additional products and services into the existing customer base.
He joined the company this month having previously been managing director for Game's Northern Europe operation.
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-- The Evansville High School football team defeated a good Owensboro High School team on two touchdowns by Lindsey to give them the 13-7 victory. The speedy halfback scored both of the Evansville touchdowns as he went 25 yards for a touchdown on a forward pass in the second period and ran 35 yards for another touchdown in the final period to help his team get the win. Melsenheimer scored Owensboro's only touchdown in the third quarter on a 10 yard run.
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-- Bill Hillenbrand ran for three touchdowns and plenty of yards as he helped his Memorial Tigers cream the Central Bears as the final score ended up being a whopping 40-0. Hillenbrand got things going for the Tigers on offense as he quickly broke open the game with a 63 yard touchdown run and not to long after ran into the end zone again, this time from 46 yards out. Schoenbachler finished the first half explosion with a 17 yard touchdown of his own.
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-- The Indiana Hoosiers football team were unable to complete the come from behind victory as they fell to the Ohio State Buckeyes on a last second field goal that gave them the 10-7 win. Paul Warfield was able to give the Buckeyes the half time lead after scoring a touchdown from 75 yards out just before the end of the half. Indiana quickly tied it up though on a 1 yard touchdown run by Woody Moore before Dick Van Raaphorst finished the game with a 27 yard winning field goal for the Buckeyes.
-- The Reitz Panthers, who came into a game with the Bosse Bulldogs with 27 straight victories, met their match as the Bulldogs rose up and battled the defending state champs to a 13-13 tie. It looked as though Reitz might run away with it as they quickly gained a 7-0 lead after John Harralson ran nine yards for the touchdown. Bosse battled back with two touchdowns including a 10 yard score by Oscar Fields that tied the game up and held the Panthers on their final drive to end in a tie.
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-- Freshmen Terrill Rolling and Ilo Mutombo shined for the University of Southern Indiana as the Eagles rolled to a 98-81 victory over Kentucky Charter Hospitals in an exhibition game. Rolling scored a team high 21 points and Mutombo finished with 11 points and seven rebounds as they helped their team come back from an early collapse and get the much-needed victory.
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LAHORE (AFP) - A provincial lawmaker from Pakistan's ruling party has been kidnapped and is being held for ransom, police said Saturday.
Rana Jameel Hassan of the ruling Pakistan Muslim League-N party was kidnapped on a motorway near the eastern town of Sargodha early Saturday as he returned from a funeral with his wife, police and relatives said.
"The kidnappers followed him in a car and took him away leaving his wife behind at Rawalpindi and asked her to arrange about 300,000 dollars (ransom money) in three days," the lawmaker's brother Rana Wakeel Hassan told AFP.
Senior police official Ahmed Ishaq Jehangir confirmed the kidnapping and said that police had begun an investigation.
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Walser's numbers are impressive, but he knows there's one number that scares big colleges away — his height of 5-foot-10.
"I'm looking for a Division II or Division I-AA schools," he said. "That's probably my best bet. My height has a lot to do with it. I wouldn't say I'm undersized for a high school linebacker, but for big-time Division I, I'm definitely a few inches too short, I would say."
Walser is very appreciative of the opportunity he had at Union, and the program he got to be a part of.
"This program takes average players and helps them do above-average things," he said. "We have a lot of program players who might not be as athletic. But going through summer workouts and getting all the coaching and all the sudden, it's like, wow, look at that player. They didn't start that way, they were molded and built through our program.
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A good choice for vegans, this brick-lined Chinatown café has plenty of wholesome, organic, local fare for meat eaters, too. At breakfast, large helpings of free-range eggs, locally made sausages, and organic spelt griddle cakes fuel a post-party, pre-yoga crowd. At lunch, locals might pop in for an avocado, seaweed, and sprout sandwich, a yam wrap, or an organic beef burger. The place is tiny, so expect to wait.
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West Texas VA Health Care System officials will cut the ribbon on their new residential rehabilitation trentment center Tuesday.
The "Veteran Healing Center," which will provide treatment for veterans suffering from drug and alcohol abuse and mental illness, will be formally dedicated during ceremonies at the center, located on the northwest section of the VA Medical Center campus, at 1 p.m. Tuesday. Parking will be available in the employee parking lot adjacent to Ryan Street.
The 40-bed treatment center, also known as a domiciliary, is an offshoot of the VA's oldest health care program. It was first established in the 1860s to provide a home for Civil War soldiers and evolved from a "soldiers' home" to a state-of-the-art clinical rehabilitation and treatment center, VA officials said.
The Big Spring VA was selected as the site for the domiciliary, thanks in part to the combined effort of local, state and national leaders, said Daniel L. Marsh, WTVAHCS director.
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David Dunn's late header gave Blackburn a vital point as Aston Villa missed the chance to ease their fears of being dragged into a survival scrap.
Villa dominated before the break and led when Charles N'Zogbia slammed home after Carlos Cuellar's fine solo run.
Blackburn improved after half-time and Shay Given had to keep out a thunderous volley from Morten Gamst Pedersen.
With five minutes left, Rovers' pressure told when Bradley Orr's cross found Dunn to nod home at the far post.
It was a breathless finish to a game that Villa should have wrapped up before the break, such was their dominance.
The draw means Alex McLeish's men remain 15th and eight points clear of the cluster of sides at the bottom of the table after a run of five Premier League games without a win.
Villa's poor form was not the only reason for their fans' concern ahead of their trip to Ewood Park, with their side having to cope without key strikers Darren Bent, through injury, and Robbie Keane, who has returned to the United States after his loan spell.
But they made the most of a slow start by Blackburn, who saw another protest against owners, the Venky's, and manager Steve Kean outside the ground before kick-off.
Gabriel Agbonlahor brought a couple of early stops from Paul Robinson and it was no surprise when N'Zogbia broke the deadlock after 24 minutes.
- Rovers remain the only team in the top four divisions of English football not to have kept a clean sheet in the league this season, and have now conceded 60 goals in 27 games
Cuellar kept going after picking up the ball on the left flank, cutting inside before feeding the Frenchman, who swivelled to slam an unstoppable shot into the roof of the net.
Blackburn, despite the backing of their fans inside the stadium, remained surprisingly subdued and Villa should have increased their lead before the break when Stephen Ireland's cut-back found N'Zogbia, but this time his effort was pushed away by Robinson.
Rovers were booed off at the break but they were much improved at the start of the second half, following a double change by Kean that saw Marcus Olsson and Dunn replace Mauro Formica and Radosav Petrovic.
Marcus Olsson immediately linked up with his twin brother Martin down the left to send over a cross that only just eluded Yakubu and set the tone for an anxious final 45 minutes for the visitors.
A rare foray forward saw Stephen Ireland force a fine low stop from Robinson, who also kept out Alan Hutton's follow up without the knowledge that the linesman had already flagged from offside.
But it was Blackburn who were flooding forward, with Scott Dann heading over from Steven Nzonzi's flick on and Junior Hoilett bringing a smart stop from Shay Given before he pushed away Pedersen's stinging effort.
Villa had one final chance to make sure of the points when Agbonlahor's bouncing header was clawed to safety by Robinson.
And Rovers got the draw their persistence deserved when Orr bent in a cross from the right that found Dunn unmarked to head home their equaliser.
Blackburn boss Steve Kean: "If it wasn't for Paul Robinson's performance in the first half today the game could have been beyond us. He made crucial saves in the first half and played his part in getting us back to our usual standards.
"The first half was probably as poor as we've been for a number of months. But we had a few choice words at half-time and in the second half we were much better.
"We got closer to Villa's midfield because we were miles off it in the first half. I'm just disappointed we didn't get our goal earlier because, if we did, we might have gone on to win it."
Aston Villa manager Alex McLeish: "We lacked the ruthlessness that has maybe blighted us a bit this season. You could certainly talk about the amount of chances we've passed up in games.
"Charles N'Zogbia could have had a hat-trick. He was looking very dangerous cutting in from wide on the right and he had a chance to put us 2-0 up when Robinson saved point blank.
"We've got to move on and try to build on our performance in the first half. Paul Robinson made some fantastic saves, but in the second half Blackburn bullied us a bit."
Lineup, Bookings (1) & Substitutions (5)
Blackburn Rovers
- 01 Robinson
- 03 Mn Olsson
- 16 Dann
- 18 Orr
- 31 Hanley
- 10 Formica (Dunn - 46' )
- 12 Pedersen Booked
- 14 Petrovic (Ms Olsson - 46' )
- 15 Nzonzi
- 23 Hoilett
- 24 Yakubu
- 13 Bunn
- 39 Henley
- 08 Dunn
- 21 Ms Olsson
- 29 Vukcevic
- 09 Modeste
- 25 Goodwillie
Aston Villa
- 01 Given
- 02 Hutton
- 03 Warnock
- 06 Collins
- 24 Cuellar
- 07 Ireland
- 10 N'Zogbia (Bannan - 75' )
- 12 Albrighton (Weimann - 90' )
- 19 Petrov
- 31 Herd (Gardner - 75' )
- 11 Agbonlahor
- 22 Guzan
- 30 Lichaj
- 32 Baker
- 25 Bannan
- 38 Gardner
- 18 Heskey
- 26 Weimann
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Full Time The game is over, as the referee blows his whistle.90:00 +3:31
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Andreas Weimann by Martin Olsson. Barry Bannan delivers the ball from the free kick left-footed from right wing.90:00 +2:50
Marcus Olsson produces a cross, clearance by James Collins.90:00 +1:40
Outswinging corner taken by Barry Bannan.90:00 +1:23
Andreas Weimann takes a shot. Bradley Orr gets a block in.90:00 +0:32 Substitution
Substitution Marc Albrighton leaves the field to be replaced by Andreas Weimann.90:00 +0:06
Outswinging corner taken from the left by-line by Morten Gamst Pedersen, Grant Hanley produces a header from deep inside the six-yard box which goes wide of the right-hand upright.87:25
Stiliyan Petrov takes a shot. Save by Paul Robinson.87:03
Barry Bannan takes a inswinging corner.86:40
Barry Bannan takes a shot. Paul Robinson makes a save.84:42
Bradley Orr provided the assist for the goal.84:42 Goal scored
Goal! - David Dunn - Blackburn 1 - 1 A Villa David Dunn finds the net with a headed goal from close in. Blackburn 1-1 Aston Villa.83:17
Outswinging corner taken by Morten Gamst Pedersen, save by Shay Given.81:36
Free kick awarded for a foul by Morten Gamst Pedersen on Stiliyan Petrov. Direct free kick taken by James Collins.79:49
Corner taken by Marc Albrighton from the left by-line, Bradley Orr makes a clearance.79:30
Gabriel Agbonlahor takes a shot. Save made by Paul Robinson.77:01
Centre by Marcus Olsson, clearance made by Stiliyan Petrov.75:46
The ball is sent over by Marcus Olsson, Stiliyan Petrov makes a clearance.74:01 Substitution
Substitution Barry Bannan joins the action as a substitute, replacing Charles N'Zogbia.74:01 Substitution
Substitution Chris Herd goes off and Gary Gardner comes on.
The ball is delivered by Martin Olsson, save by Shay Given.69:00
The referee blows for offside. Shay Given restarts play with the free kick.68:21
Morten Gamst Pedersen takes a shot. Shay Given makes a save.66:06
Direct free kick taken by Shay Given.66:06 Booking
Booking Morten Gamst Pedersen is cautioned.65:47
Morten Gamst Pedersen gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on James Collins.61:38
David Hoilett takes a shot. Blocked by James Collins. David Dunn takes a shot. Blocked by Carlos Cuellar.58:16
Alan Hutton challenges Marcus Olsson unfairly and gives away a free kick. The free kick is swung in left-footed by Morten Gamst Pedersen.54:42
Header from close range by Scott Dann clears the bar.54:02
Morten Gamst Pedersen fouled by Gabriel Agbonlahor, the ref awards a free kick. Paul Robinson takes the direct free kick.53:23
Shot from outside the penalty box by David Dunn goes wide right of the goal.53:08
Morten Gamst Pedersen produces a cross, clearance by James Collins.51:24
Stiliyan Petrov fouled by David Dunn, the ref awards a free kick. James Collins takes the free kick.50:26
Steven Nzonzi has an effort at goal from outside the penalty box missing to the wide right of the goal.50:02
Alan Hutton is caught offside. Paul Robinson takes the indirect free kick.49:42
Stephen Ireland takes a shot. Save by Paul Robinson.48:49
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Alan Hutton by Marcus Olsson. Free kick taken by James Collins.48:09
Scott Dann concedes a free kick for a foul on Stephen Warnock. Shay Given takes the free kick.46:50
Marcus Olsson takes a shot. Blocked by Stiliyan Petrov. Outswinging corner taken left-footed by Morten Gamst Pedersen from the left by-line, Alan Hutton manages to make a clearance.45:44
Centre by Martin Olsson.45:01
The second half kicks off.45:01 Substitution
Substitution Mauro Formica leaves the field to be replaced by David Dunn.45:01 Substitution
Substitution Marcus Olsson comes on in place of Radosav Petrovic.45:00 +2:56 Half time
Half Time The referee blows for half time.45:00 +2:31
David Hoilett produces a right-footed shot from close in which goes wide of the right-hand upright.45:00 +1:55
David Hoilett takes a shot. Blocked by James Collins.44:25
The assistant referee flags for offside against Stephen Ireland. Indirect free kick taken by Paul Robinson.44:05
Charles N'Zogbia takes a shot. Save by Paul Robinson.43:12
Inswinging corner taken by Marc Albrighton from the left by-line, Chris Herd takes a shot. Steven Nzonzi manages to make a clearance.42:44
Steven Nzonzi challenges Marc Albrighton unfairly and gives away a free kick. Stephen Warnock takes the direct free kick.42:07
Ayegbeni Yakubu sends in a cross, clearance by Carlos Cuellar.39:29
The ball is swung over by Martin Olsson, clearance made by Shay Given.38:42
Stephen Ireland produces a left-footed shot from just outside the penalty box that misses to the left of the goal.35:20
Stiliyan Petrov has an effort at goal from outside the area which goes wide left of the target.35:10
Alan Hutton crosses the ball, clearance by Scott Dann.34:38
Unfair challenge on Gabriel Agbonlahor by Radosav Petrovic results in a free kick. James Collins restarts play with the free kick.33:57
Foul by Chris Herd on Mauro Formica, free kick awarded. Paul Robinson takes the free kick.29:08
Charles N'Zogbia takes a inswinging corner.29:01
Stephen Ireland produces a cross, blocked by Scott Dann.27:23
Stephen Ireland takes a shot. Blocked by Grant Hanley.26:51
Charles N'Zogbia takes a shot. Blocked by Steven Nzonzi.25:41
Marc Albrighton takes a short corner.23:40
Assist by Carlos Cuellar.23:40 Goal scored
Goal! - Charles N'Zogbia - Blackburn 0 - 1 A Villa Charles N'Zogbia finds the back of the net with a goal from deep inside the penalty box to the top left corner of the goal. Blackburn 0-1 Aston Villa.22:12
Inswinging corner taken left-footed by Morten Gamst Pedersen played to the near post, Stiliyan Petrov makes a clearance.20:49
Effort from outside the area by Gabriel Agbonlahor goes wide right of the goal.19:38
Bradley Orr concedes a free kick for a foul on Marc Albrighton. Stephen Warnock takes the free kick.17:33
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Morten Gamst Pedersen by Stephen Warnock. Paul Robinson restarts play with the free kick.16:11
The ball is crossed by Marc Albrighton.13:54
Morten Gamst Pedersen takes a shot. Carlos Cuellar gets a block in.13:43
Ayegbeni Yakubu takes a shot. Alan Hutton gets a block in.13:13
Stiliyan Petrov takes a shot. Blocked by Scott Dann.12:21
Stiliyan Petrov takes a shot. Blocked by Grant Hanley.11:48
Marc Albrighton takes a shot. Paul Robinson makes a comfortable save.10:05
Marc Albrighton delivers the ball, clearance made by Bradley Orr.9:50
Short corner taken by Marc Albrighton from the left by-line.8:49
The ball is sent over by Alan Hutton.7:52
Free kick awarded for a foul by Chris Herd on Mauro Formica. Direct free kick taken by Mauro Formica.7:22
Stephen Warnock sends in a cross, blocked by Bradley Orr.4:41
Stephen Ireland sends in a cross, clearance made by Radosav Petrovic.4:19
Corner taken short by Charles N'Zogbia.3:58
Marc Albrighton takes a shot. Grant Hanley gets a block in.3:10
Ayegbeni Yakubu has an effort at goal and missed to the right of the target.1:04
Mauro Formica takes a shot. Save made by Shay Given.0:00
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May 24, 2015
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Cleanliness of the room. The look was updated which was nice.
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March 7, 2015
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18 FEATURE StillSpeaking LIFELINE W RI TTEN B Y REBECCA BOWMAN WOODS On the third Sunday in Advent, the reading from Luke's Gospel rings truer than true within the bright sanctuary of Hadwen Park UCC, spoken in the musically accented voice of a young, gay Jamaican named Sean Martin. He tells of Mary's retreat to the Judean hill country, where she's taken in by Elizabeth and reveals a great and powerful secret. Just as Elizabeth welcomed Mary, this small congregation in Worcester, Mass., has opened its arms to LGBT asylum seekers like Sean, who fled countries where even the suspicion of being homosexual can get a person killed. t, talks about his experiences Sean Martin, in his Worcester apartmenm seeker in the United States. as a gay man in Jamaica and an asylu 20 LGBT LIFELINE StillSpeaking sliver of difference for the LGBT immigrant is that they cannot find support in their own ethnic community once they arrive here," Judy explains. Linford liked his job, but the Jamaicans he worked with perceived him to be gay and threatened him. He heard they were planning to beat him up. Exhausted, afraid, and also HIV-positive and running out of medication, Linford thought about ending his life. A female friend persuaded him to go to the University of Massachusetts Memorial Medical Center instead. ks to Hadwen Park UCC. Hadwen Park UCC fed him, clothed him, and helped him find housing. Then came the hardest part -- healing the self-hatred created by ritual religious abuse and years of being told that God considers him an abomination. One Sunday, Linford finally let it all out. Worship was over and most of the congregation had gone downstairs for coffee and cookies. Linford came to the altar and knelt down to pray. He began to cry, then to sob uncontrollably. Pastor Judy came over to him, and beckoned the few people still in the sanctuary. Earl Finne, a deacon, laid hands on Linford's back as they gathered around him and prayed. "It just felt like his pain was being pulled into me," Earl says. That experience is one he'll never forget. On the surface, Earl might seem like an unlikely ally of the LGBT community -- a 6'2", 250 lb. straight, white male; a diehard Patriots fan and sports coach who splits his own firewood and drives a pickup truck. He grew up Catholic but was distant from church for many years. The events of September 11, 2001, convinced him that he and his family needed God and a faith Sean Martin is building a new life than Sean Martin on campus of Quinsigamond Community College in Worcester, where he is a student. From a young age, Sean was brutally teased for being different. The taunts turned to violence as he grew older. Death threats from the kitchen staff were a daily occurrence at the hotel where he worked. He witnessed friends beaten severely. One was abducted from his home and murdered, his body never found. Sean is one of the fortunate ones. He got out of Jamaica through a work-travel program before he became a statistic. Today, with the help of his attorney and Hadwen Park's LGBT Asylum Support Task Force, Sean is building a new life as an out gay man, pursuing his education and making plans to go into clinical social work. He's a church deacon and a symbol of hope for other asylum seekers. From the outside, Hadwen Park UCC looks like the quintessential New England church. The congregation became Open and Affirming in 2005 but had no idea where God would lead them next or, more accurately, who God would bring their way. One night in 2007, Pastor Judy Hanlon received a call from Worcester attorney Lisa Weinberg By this point, Linford knew about asylum, but hadn't been sure he wanted to go that route. Asylum isn't easy to obtain, he says, and it would mean staying in the United States permanently. During his time in the hospital, Linford decided to apply. He was fortunate to find an attorney experienced in working with LGBT asylum seekers. about Linford Cunningham, a gay Jamaican man in the process of applying for asylum. Lisa knew the congregation was LGBT-friendly, and hoped they could assist with Linford's non-legal needs, which were significant. When Judy met Growing up, Linford had to change schools several times. After being forced out of a teachers college, he nearly gave up on his education. In 2001, he came to Minnesota on a meeting Pastor Judy Hanlon listens during the s. asylum seekers and supporter of LGBT Linford, he was homeless, hungry and desperate. "He felt like God had deserted him," she says. Technically, homosexuality is not illegal in Jamaica, but anti-sodomy laws are used against gay men. Gay-bashing is socially acceptable, sometimes even encouraged. "I'd be called `Miss Lucretia,' " Linford says, "and I got into a lot of fights. I don't usually hit first, but if somebody knocks me, I'll hit back." student visa, but returned to Jamaica in 2004. "At the time, I never knew about political asylum," Linford says. Back home, things got worse, so he found a job online, obtained a visa, and came to Worcester to work in a behavioral health facility for youth. But life in the United States carries special hardships for people in Linford's situation. "The Linford Cunningham at the AIDS Project of Worcester. 22 LGBT LIFELINE StillSpeaking identified in the newspaper, was bludgeoned to death in his home a few months later. For the past three years, Uganda has been considering legislation to make homosexuality -- already illegal -- punishable by death. According to polls, more than 95 percent of Ugandans support the measure. At a gathering of Task Force members and LGBT asylum seekers at Hadwen Park UCC in December, the conversation turned to Uganda, Kato's murder, and the Obama Administration's announcement that the United States will punish countries with poor human rights records, including those that persecute gays and lesbians. One Ugandan asylum seeker worries that it will only make life more difficult for those who can't get out of the country. Angela Knapton, board chair of Hadwen Park's LGBT Task Force, agrees, to some extent. "Things can get more brutal, but it also gives people hope who are there going through it," she says. "They believe it's never going to change if countries like the U.S. don't stand up and say it's wrong." Joyce Molinari talks about her experiences hosting LGBT asylum seekers from Jamaica and Uganda. The vocal and visible support of religious communities also is crucial, Knapton says. Uganda's move toward draconian measures was sparked by three anti-gay American evangelists who held a seminar in March 2009 in Kampala to "expose the truth about homosexuality and the homosexual agenda." Coming out is not an option for LGBT people in places like Uganda, and one of their biggest challenges, in an asylum case, is proving they are LGBT. "They haven't fled with their asylum case in mind, so they don't often have documentation," says attorney Lisa Weinberg. Friends and family back home are often afraid or unwilling to help them get records or documents from hospitals, schools, companies, and the police. A letter from a former partner helps, but many are living in hiding. Several of the Ugandans currently being helped by Hadwen Park would like to devote their lives to changing the conditions for LGBT people back in Uganda, if they are granted asylum. Chances are, they'll have to do that remotely. But the success of the LGBT Task Force is testimony to the power of networks. Each time someone finds his or her way to Worcester, to Lisa Weinberg's office, to Hadwen Park UCC and the LGBT Task Force, word gets out. Stories of asylum travel across oceans and cultures, via the Internet and word-of-mouth, in ways beyond uncanny. Connections are made. Hope is renewed. Lives are saved. Following Linford's arrival at Hadwen Park UCC in 2007, five other Jamaicans came within a year, including Sean. After the LGBT Task ned tells how his own faith was strengthe Earl Finne, at his home in Worcester, LGBT asylum seekers. by getting to know Linford and helping community, or else they would drift apart. The next Sunday, they visited Hadwen Park UCC. Now Earl rarely misses a Sunday, and will tell you that a man with a pickup truck can do a lot to serve the least of these. He has helped several asylees (those who've been granted asylum) move into their first homes -- usually one-room apartments in the poorest parts of town. Sometimes he brings along his teenage son. "I want him to understand," says Earl. "To them, it's everything compared to where they came from." Housing is a major need for LGBT asylum seekers, because immigrant communities -- usually the primary support system -- won't take them in. Hadwen Park's Task Force helps place them in apartments together, or with church and community members who offer a spare bedroom for the six to nine months that it takes, on average, to be granted asylum. Asylum seekers are prohibited from working, and most have little or no money. Once asylum is granted, they can find jobs and begin rebuilding their lives. Until then, the waiting period can be a time of loneliness and even second-guessing. Many asylum seekers are highly educated professionals, accustomed to being active and independent. Having to wait, and depend on others, can heighten the feeling of isolation. During this time, the LGBT Task Force is a lifeline connecting them to a welcoming, supportive community. Joyce Molinari is a member of Hadwen Park UCC and a longtime friend of Judy's who has opened her home to five asylum seekers in the past two years. Over coffee at her kitchen table, Joyce chuckles as she recalls that first phone call from Judy: "I need to ask you a favor." A divorced mother of three grown children, Joyce was adjusting to an empty nest and grieving the loss of her sister to cancer. It wasn't the first time Judy had talked her into what seemed, at first, like a crazy idea. Soon Dwayne moved in. He gradually opened up to Joyce about his life in Jamaica -- poverty, an abusive father, selling plastic bags on the street for pennies. "He was a great survivor," Joyce says. When Dwayne received asylum, he got his own place. Candie was the second houseguest to receive asylum. Joyce now hosts two men and one woman, all from Uganda. "They're kind of like my family now," she says. The Ugandans share their music, language, and food with each other, and with her. "At least I can give them a little piece of home," she says. One of the things Joyce loves most is taking them to church on Sundays. It will be hard to see them go, she admits, "but I want them to fly." The Ugandan asylum seekers asked that their names not be used, for fear of jeopardizing their cases. They also worry about saying something to endanger their families and friends back in Uganda -- a country where imprisonment, torture, and "corrective rape" are used against homosexuals, and where one newspaper, in 2010, published names and photos of suspected gays and lesbians, along with these words: "Hang Them." David Kato, a gay activist the complicated Asylum attorney Lisa Weinberg explains as an LGBT person. process of seeking asylum Linford Cunningham outside the AIDS Project of Worcester, where he works. 24 LGBT LIFELINE StillSpeaking StillSpeaking 25 riences as a gay man seeking Linford Cunningham talks about his expe da asylum seekers listen. d States, while two Ugan asylum in the Unite ANNIVERSARY , IGNITING, SHAPING CH IRING ANG P INS EA ND ACC EPT ANC E IN OUR W ORLD Pastor Judy talks with a church member after Sunday services. Force set up its website, they received a desperate email from Oscar, a gay, homeless Salvadoran in Southern California. Sean and Pastor Judy maintained sporadic contact with Oscar, keeping his hopes alive while Judy searched the UCC website and found First Congregational Church of Riverside, Calif., an Open and Affirming congregation. They put Oscar in touch with the church, where Senior Minister Jane Quandt helped him plan his next steps. Pastor Judy used her connections to help Oscar find an LGBT asylum organization in San Francisco and a lesbian couple who gave him a place to stay. Oscar received asylum in 2010. In July 2011, Linford, Sean, Oscar, and four others led a General Synod workshop on LGBT asylum. Three of them, including Linford, shared their stories with the entire plenary right after the Synod adopted a resolution on international LGBT human rights. Each asylee will tell you that recounting their stories is difficult, even agonizing. They do it because somewhere in the world, at this moment and the next and the next, a child of God is suffering as they did. Ministries like the one at Hadwen Park UCC help them know -- regardless of what religion, society, or government has told them -- that God's desire is for them to be safe, to be loved, and to live fully as the people God created them to be. A LONG HISTORY OF LGBT WITNESS ITION FOR F THE COAL LGBT NG O CON NDI U CER FO NS a In 2011, the United Church of Christ's General Synod (our governing body) overwhelmingly passed a "resolution of witness" entitled, "Supporting International Human Rights Related to Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity." The resolution focused on discrimination, violence, and abuse in "contexts where such abuse is not prohibited by law but rather legally, politically, socially, and even religiously sanctioned." This resolution affirmed an action of General Synod from more than 30 years ago: "A Pronouncement: Civil Liberties without Discrimination Related to Affectional or Sexual Preference," which stated: "In faithfulness to the biblical and historic mandate, we hold that, as a child of God, every person is endowed with worth and dignity that human judgment cannot set aside." It also was in keeping with several other resolutions passed by the General Synod supporting the rights of LGBT persons. The 2011 resolution also declared support for the Yogyakarta Principles on the Application of International Human Rights Law in relation to Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity (see ucc.org/sogi). The Principles were created by a group of international human rights experts in response to well-documented patterns of abuse. See additional interactive content of this issue of StillSpeaking magazine online. Visit ucc.org/spring2012. OR DIN ATI ON OF COA We congratulate the Rev. William R. Johnson, Coalition LITIO N CO FOUNDER co-founder, who in 1972 became the first openly gay man ordained by a mainline Christian church. Today, four decades later, we remain united, faithful--and strong. Join the UCC as we join our hearts, hands and voices together with the Coalition to rise to the challenges of the next 40 years. Working to protect LGBT youth who face bullying and assault in their schools, and building over 1,000 ONA congregations into a movement that can advocate for marriage equality and basic civil rights--this is the force of change! Be a part of it. nd www.facebook.com/ucc.coalition www.ucccoalition.org


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Joe Thornton is a classy guy
Dec 3, 2011, 5:25 PM EDT
Blues fans don't care much for Joe Thornton. He was the guy responsible for knocking David Perron out for over a year, after all.
Thornton's brutal check to Perron after exiting the penalty box last season put Perron down on the ice and infuriated Blues fans. Thornton was suspended two games for the blindside check, but fan memories being as long as they are, the hard feelings took a while to dissipate.
Fast forward to today and Perron's return to action with St. Louis, Thornton went out of his way to wish Perron well upon his comeback and it was Perron sharing that information with us all via Twitter.
Thornton might still catch grief from Blues fans for the unfortunate situation with Perron, but with Perron back on the ice and bygones apparently being bygones, it's good to see these guys put it aside to root each other on.
- theolgoaler - Dec 3, 2011 at 5:32 PM
Fine… I'll say something nice about Thornton after somebody hits him in the frickin' ear! Admittedly, it'll take a Chara-sized player to reach "Jumbo Joe's" head; but I'm willing to wait! (Grumble, grouse….) LGB!
- canucks18 - Dec 3, 2011 at 8:36 PM
Joe is NOT a classy guy!!! Txt's and phone calls don't classify for a guy to be classy. The way a guy plays should determine how "classy" a guy is
- danphipps01 - Dec 4, 2011 at 1:33 AM
Yeah, and Joe doesn't exactly garner a reputation as a cheapshot artist, diver or talentless agitator – thereby elevating him to a level of class that Maxim Lapierre, Alex Burrows, the Sedins and Ryan Kesler can never hope to reach.
But don't go and break any windows over it or anything, Vancouver's still cleaning up the mess and I wouldn't want to make it any harder on them.
- sjsharksfan11 - Dec 3, 2011 at 9:15 PM
Yeah because Canuck fans know all about classy and classy players. Lapierre never bit Bergeron during the finals. In your eyes he's a gentleman right? You're a joke….
- dhudhwala - Dec 4, 2011 at 2:00 AM
It was Burrows who bit Bergeron. So I guess Lapierre IS a gentleman after all? 😛
- dhudhwala - Dec 4, 2011 at 2:04 AM
Oh god I misread that. My apologies. I get it now. How embarrassing. Don't look at me.
- cup0pizza - Dec 4, 2011 at 1:54 AM
As long as Thornton keeps choking in the postseason on an annual basis, he can be as classy or boorish as he wants. Go STARS!!!!!
- canucks18 - Dec 4, 2011 at 3:50 AM
You guys are ignorant morons. I'm guessing you're American right? Full of shit just like the rest of em…
- govtminion - Dec 4, 2011 at 8:13 AM
Let's all make vague generalizations of other fan bases to cover up our own insecurities, yaaaaay!!!
- tilllman40 - Dec 4, 2011 at 9:41 AM
@canucks18 aww lil baby break any windows lately after losing hockey game? Aww lil Canuck need his bottle? Where's ur mommy lil baby .so cute an upset hooligan , 😦 poor baby mommy will b right there ehh.
- pistolpete31 - Dec 4, 2011 at 11:38 AM
He went out of his way to text him? I think it probably took him 30 seconds to write that text. He could have at least called him since he caused him to lose more than a year of playing time. Jumbo is a dirty player, how many remember his slash on Bolland off the faceoff?
- vipod4ever - Dec 4, 2011 at 12:05 PM
Really, I could care less if a player is classy or classless…."Joe,have you led your team to a Stanley Cup?" Btw…only one player deserves that adjective…Jean Beliveau…period!
- sbrowncreative - Dec 4, 2011 at 1:39 PM
My best friend and I were reading this thread. He's from Winnipeg and I'm from NJ. We don't have an opinion about Thornton either way. But we were both disturbed by the Canada/US comments. Our two countries share the greatest sport on earth in the best league on earth, the NHL. Keep it respectful, eh! Or, as we say in Jersey… Eh! Keep it respectful!
- imleftcoast - Dec 4, 2011 at 5:57 PM
Get a grip ambassador. It's just as you say in NJ 'busting balls.'.
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Halloween on the Harbor
October 31, 2014
It's time to get into costume and come out for a spooktacular time the entire family can enjoy! This date also marks the end of the Destin Fishing Rodeo with a spectacular fireworks display over the Destin Harbor.
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Local restaurants will be firing up the grills for a good time and a good cause at HarborWalk Village. Area restaurants will again compete in a spirited and fun BBQ competition. They will offer samples of creative BBQ styles and signature coastal food. Prizes will be awarded to to the top winners in each category, including "Best Traditional BBQ" "Best Seafood BBQ" and "Most Original BBQ." HarborWalk Village, Destin, FL http://www.emeraldgrande.com/event.aspx
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Jean Harris, 89, died Sunday.
NEW HAVEN, Conn. -- Jean Harris, a girls school headmistress who spent 12 years in prison for the 1980 killing of her longtime lover, "Scarsdale Diet" doctor Herman Tarnower, has died. She was 89.
Ms. Harris died Sunday at an assisted-living facility in New Haven, her son, James Harris, said Friday.
For a time, Ms. Harris lived in Grosse Pointe Farms and taught at private schools in the area.
Ms. Harris had claimed the shooting of Tarnower, 69, was an accident. Convicted of murder in 1981, Ms. Harris suffered two heart attacks while serving her sentence in the Bedford Hills women's prison north of New York City. She was granted clemency by then-Gov. Mario Cuomo when she underwent heart bypass surgery in December 1992 and was released on parole three weeks later.
She later founded Children of Bedford, a nonprofit organization to provide scholarships and tutoring for children of female prison inmates.
Her trial for shooting Tarnower, the cardiologist famous for devising the Scarsdale Diet -- a weight-loss book and sensation of the 1970s named for the New York suburb where he practiced -- brought feminists rallying to her defense.
They portrayed her as a woman victimized by a male-dominated society, adrift because she was getting older and her lover of 14 years was brushing her off in favor of his younger office assistant. In addition, they said, she was in the thrall of antidepressant drugs Tarnower had prescribed for her.
Ms. Harris always maintained that she went armed to Tarnower's Westchester County estate in Purchase on March 10, 1980, to confront him over his womanizing and kill herself, but unintentionally shot him four times in a struggle over the gun. She later acknowledged at a parole hearing that she was "certainly guilty of something. I caused the man's death."
A jury convicted her of murder, and she was sentenced to 15 years to life.
Born Jean Streuven on April 27, 1923, she grew up in the Cleveland suburb of Shaker Heights, attended private schools, graduated magna cum laude from Smith College and married industrialist James Harris.
The couple had two sons. She and James Harris divorced in 1966.


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GenreDrama, Action
Show Period2013 - Now
Production CompanyFox Television Studios
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DirectorRussell Lee Fine
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- Aaron Tveit as Mike Warren
- Vanessa Ferlito as Charlie Lopez
- Manny Montana
- Brandon Jay McLaren
- Serinda Swan as Paige Arkin
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