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I'm back and forth between the Elmars, Summitar, and the Summicron. Gauging which one is better is a bit problematic as it will come down to which one I can find/afford clean.
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Fellowship Baptist Church on Hammonds Creek Road will celebrate Thanksgiving with a potluck meal on Sunday, Nov. 21 at 5 p.m.
"Immediately after the meal, we will celebrate the history and future of the church with a pictorial video highlighting many of the people who have played such a huge role in the life of Fellowship Baptist," organizers said in a news release.
The community is invited.
LEXINGTON – Anderson County runners Austin Dillow and Dylan Buser put forth strong showings at the state Class 3A cross country meet, held at the Kentucky Horse Park on Saturday.
Dillow, a junior competing in his third state meet finished 79th out of 228 runners with a time of 17:54.63. Dillow was almost 1.5 seconds faster than last year in the 5K race.
New Hope Baptist Church of Versailles will deliver meals to those in need on Thanksgiving day.
Call the church at 859-873-1707, to get a home-cooked full Thanksgiving meal.
The meal and delivery are free, the church announced in a news release.
The meal will include turkey, dressing, gravy, mashed potatoes, green beans and dessert. Dessert substitutions for those with diabetes are available on request.
The Salvisa Community Thanksgiving Service will be at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 23, at Salvisa United Methodist Church, 305 Main St. in Salvisa.
The Rev. James Byrd of New Providence Presbyterian will preach.
A reception will follow the service.
An offering will be taken for the Mercer County Ministerial Association's Transient Ministry Fund.
For more information, contact Pastor Gil Duffee at 859-797-0226 or the Rev. Vicki Ray at 502-229-0515.
A prayer walk is planned to take place at Anderson County High School on the third Sunday of each month at 2 p.m.
The next scheduled prayer walk is Sunday, Nov. 21.
Walkers can meet at the front doors, and the walk will proceed through the school to pray for the high school students.
Salvisa Christian Church will host the gospel quartet, Blue No More at 2 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 21.
Members of the group are Jerry Key, Barbara Mitchum, Ed Rudolph, and Veronica Brown.
A reception will follow the concert.
"Come, share with us the faith-filled witness of Blue No More.
For more information, contact Rev. Vicki Ray at 502-229-0515.
Sherry Noon recently joined the ministry staff at Alton Baptist Church as the director of children's ministry.
A graduate of Georgetown College, Noon is also the children's director for the Anderson Public Library.
For more information about the children's ministries at Alton, call the church office at 839-3487.
LEXINGTON -- Things have sure changed since Loretta Lynn introduced the world to the Blue Kentucky Girl.
Some mornin' when you wake up all alone
Just come on home to your blue Kentucky girl.
Let's just say the Blue Kentucky women are a long way from being alone these days.
No country blues allowed. Just high-energy fun, all in line with the Wildcats' season motto, "Can you hear us now?"
Alone? Hardly. In the building that was once the hoops home of Hagan, Nash, Dampier and Issel, there are new stars, new expectations and new fans.
Lots of new fans are hearing the Wildcats now.
If you ever doubt the importance of a strong middle school sports program, just check back to March 10. That night, the Anderson County Middle School girls' basketball team took on Clay County in the high school state tournament.
Or so went the joke that made its way around Lawrenceburg and found its way to Bowling Green eight months ago.
With seven returning players, including four starters, expectations are high for Christian Academy of Lawrenceburg basketball in 2010-11.
The Rams have already gotten their season underway, splitting their first two games, in a year when the Rams will be playing two Australian national teams and several of the top Christian school teams in Kentucky.
Christian Academy will also be playing Kentucky School for the Deaf, a public school.
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While it might not be the most gourmet dessert, orange fluff is still damn good. Popular during the heyday of Jell-O salads, orange fluff was a combination of canned fruit, orange flavored gelatin, whipped topping and cottage cheese. If you are not a fan of orange, you can always substitute with your favorite flavor of gelatin. This throwback dessert can be whipped up in just a few minutes and still remains a favorite at backyard barbecues.
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Photoshop CS4 for Photographers is an essential course for any digital photographer who wants to master the software's vast array of image enhancement techniques. Professional photographer and instructor Chris Orwig uses his own compelling images to demonstrate how the power of Photoshop can make photographers more passionate about their work. He covers many aspects of the application, such as working with RAW images, using curves and levels, making images snap, and enhancing bland photographs by converting them to black and white. Exercise files accompany this course.
In this movie, let's continue to talk about preferences, in particular general preferences. Now, we can open up the General Preferences on a PC by navigating to the Edit pulldown menu and choosing Preferences and then General. On a Mac, it's Photoshop > Preferences and then General. Or we can press the shortcut key. on a Mac/Command+K. On a PC, that's good old Ctrl+K. All right. Well, now it goes without saying that for the most part the default preferences are going to be good to go, yet you may want to tweak some of them based on your own likes and dislikes. So I'm not going to get into all the Preferences, just the ones that I think are more important.
All right. Well, for starters, we will skip the ones in the left because those are pretty good to go. The ones on the right, I want Animated Zoom on. I want Enable Flick Panning on. Why? Well, Animated Zoom, that's the one with the Zoom tool, with that real fluid zooming. Love it. Flick Panning that helps me move around the image more quickly with the Hand tool, definitely want that on. Now, Zoom Resizes Windows and Zoom Clicked Point to Center, I want to turn those on and let me show you why. I'm going to go ahead and exit out of the Preferences and here I have this photograph of my daughter Sophia. Now, when I zoom in with any of my Zoom techniques, you notice that I'm zooming in, yet the actual document window isn't changing size. I need to go ahead and stretch that out.
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Jessie Montgomery is a New York native violinist, composer and music educator, performing regularly among New York's classical and new music scenes.
She is currently a member of the highly acclaimed Catalyst Quartet, raved by the New York Times as "invariably energetic and finely burnished…playing with earthly vigor." She was a co-founding member of PUBLIQuartet, an ensemble made up of composers and arrangers, featuring their own music as well as that of emerging and established composers. She was also a member of the Providence String Quartet from 2004-2009, quartet in residence of Community MusicWorks. Ensemble experiences have lead to collaborations with The Orion String Quartet, The Miro String Quartet, and The Knights. Jessie has also collaborated with several avant-garde artists such as clarinetist Don Byron, Butch Morris and William Parker.
Recently, Jessie has been recognized as an important emerging composer by the American Composers Orchestra, the Sphinx Organization, the Joyce Foundation and the Sorel Organization through generous grants and fellowships that support and promote her works. For the 2015-16 season she will be the Composer-Educator for the Albany Symphony, leading youth education initiatives and performances of recent works. Her music is performed regularly by PUBLIQuartet, the Catalyst Quartet and the Sphinx Virtuosi. In 2012 she was appointed the Sphinx Virtuosi Composer-in-Residence. In 2011-2012, Jessie was the Van Lier Composer Fellow at the American Composers Orchestra, with performances of her works for small ensemble showcased throughout New York City in the SONiC Festival, and the Composers OutFront! Series. She was in Residence at the Deer Valley Music Festival under the direction of American composer Joan Tower in 2008 and has served as resident composer for the Providence String Quartet, with performances throughout the Providence and Boston areas. She has been commissioned by the Young People's Chorus of New York, Community MusicWorks, the Cassatt Quartet, the Sphinx Organization, and the Joyce Foundation. Her music has been premiered by the Vinca Quartet, Providence String Quartet, JACK Quartet, Cassatt Quartet, Catalyst Quartet, and members of the International Contemporary Ensemble. Bachelor's degree from The Juilliard School in violin performance; Master's Degree from New York University in Scoring for Film and Multimedia. Teachers and mentors include Sally Thomas, Ann Setzer, Joan Tower, Derek Bermel, Mark Suozzo, Ira Newborn and Laura Kaminsky.
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Unfortunately Juanma is shot..
Posted March 14, 2014 3:04 am
100% correct….I wish him the best but he is just not the same fighter anymore….I see Ponce winning this one in a great battle.Posted March 14, 2014 10:52 am
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"Ponce got lucky vs 'Boom Boom', which is why he wanted a rematch with him after he was smoked by JuanMa". TITOPA, when a fighter fails to rebound from a quick KO loss you can assume that he was exposed by superior competition. however, when a fighter not only rebounds but continues to win and contend for several years afterwards v. prospects and champions alike, you can assume that his first-round KO loss was a fluke, i.e., it's only happened once and never v. competition that we now know is vastly superior to Lopez. as far as styles, Lopez has the perfect style for Ponce to KO. he leans forward and tries to slug his way in and out of situations. he just got lucky to catch Ponce first. a wiser De Leon doesn't let it happen ever again. particularly not v. Lopez who all of you are now describing as "shot" but who i accurately assessed was never that good to begin with, which Salido demonstrated twice and Salido always loses to the elite competition.Posted March 14, 2014 10:32 am
Unfortunately Juanma is shot..Posted March 14, 2014 3:04 am
Win or lose juanma is always in an entertaining fight. Dude has a lot of heart.Posted March 13, 2014 7:36 pm
te tumbo – Had Ponce been on the other end of the punch you wouldn't be calling it Lucky. In that case, Ponce got lucky vs "Boom Boom", which is why he wanted a rematch with him after he was smoked by JuanMa…I picked JuanMa to beat Ponce via KO, it was styles, Ponce was too much of a brawler for JuanMa, you had to be more than that (at that point). Now, yes, JuanMa is NOT the same, his chin has been cracked too many times and he will most likely be stopped the next time it's hit flush. But if this were 5-6 years ago, I'd pick JuanMa (again) to stop Ponce.Posted March 13, 2014 5:38 pm
Squared-Circle Real Talk (a.k.a. LionKing)
Great rematch here! But this time, Ponce De Leon is going to pound Juanmono and get the W. Looks like Lopez's legs are starting to go and he can't take hard shots the way he used to.Posted March 13, 2014 5:16 pm
The Mad Scientist
Can't wait for this one, someone will be crying soon enough..LolPosted March 13, 2014 4:51 pm
te tumbo
TITOPA, like i said, JuanMono was Never that good and i didn't wait for Salido to kick his ass in Bayamamon to point it out. i immediately noted Lopez's lack of elite skills and ring-smarts after watching the give-and-take action between Lopez and a smaller and older Penalosa in the final bout of Penalosa's career and Yes. his KO of Ponce was a lucky fluke. i see Lopez running and trying to protect his exposed chin and jaw v. a hard-charging and powerpunching De Leon. Ponce is gonna make him pay a steep price for derailing his own ascent with that lucky KO punch that just happened to land right on the button. mark my words, Lopez is going down very Hard in this one.Posted March 13, 2014 4:02 pm
te tumbo – "a fluke"? C'mon. I like Ponce, but I predicted a fairly easy win for JuanMa in their first fight, Ponce was tailor made for him…comes in a straight line and he's (was) open for short hooks on the inside, which was/is JuanMan's bread and butter. Even now. This is going to be tough for Ponce, it's just the styles, JuanMa will be a nightmare for him.Posted March 13, 2014 1:16 pm
Te Tumbo, of course Juanma has many limitations but is not like Ponce de León doesn't have anyPosted March 13, 2014 11:41 am
te tumbo
JuanMono was never that good. his bouts v. Gerry Penalosa and Mtagwa revealed that. his KO win over Ponce was also a fluke. i'm gonna enjoy watching Ponce get his revenge in a rematch that Lopez would've never granted if not for the fact that he has no choice. he's simply not that good and Never was.Posted March 13, 2014 10:42 am
This fight won't be easy for Juanma, I'm hoping Ponce doesn't KO himPosted March 13, 2014 10:40 am
From his last 2 fights Juan Ma has no legs. He gets hurt from punches that don't seem extremely powerful. He is shot.Posted March 13, 2014 10:34 am
dont believe the hype. juan ma is shotPosted March 13, 2014 8:01 am
Juanma wins by knockout or unanimous decision. Either way he wins! juanma makes another run before getting taken out by nonito. Arum is using him for this sole purpose. juanma beas deleon, then vasquez jr. then looses to donaire.Posted March 12, 2014 11:16 pm
Heckled Dog
Wat careers? They are shot.Posted March 12, 2014 10:54 pm
What careers? they never really had one! Maybe as stepping stones I guess.Posted March 12, 2014 10:38 pm
It's Me, Ernie
I would go with Ponce DE Leon on this one. It seems like Juanma has nothing left…Posted March 12, 2014 9:25 pm


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Anne Hathaway spent some quality time with her husband and pup as they took a stroll in New York City. She has been busy filming a new movie, a musical drama called Song One, in New York.
Anne wore a brand we haven't spotted her in before, James Jeans. She wore a pair of the brand's Shorty Shorts in Moody Blue with a simple tee shirt and ballet flats. I really like that she paired the shorts with flats instead of sandals, I think it adds a bit of polish to the look. You can buy these shorts from James Jeans for $141.00.
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LeAnn Rimes in Current/Elliott and James Jeans Twiggy Jeans in Skelly
LeAnn Rimes was photographed while leaving her hotel in New York City, carrying her makeup case and escorted by a body guard. She is in New York to promote her latest album Spitfire.
One thing I like about LeAnn is that she's always trying out new styles and brands, like this Current/Elliott shirt and these James Jeans Twiggy Skinny jeans in Skelly. I think the tie dye pattern on these jeans is really unique, I like how it creates an intentional wave shape, which I think makes them a bit different to tie dye patterns on other jeans. You can buy these jeans online from Shopbop.com for $127.
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Emily VanCamp in James Jeans
Emily VanCamp and her boyfriend Josh Bowman left lunch together before stopping to do some shopping. Emily wore a pair of James Jeans skinny jeans with a white tee shirt and Converse All Star sneakers.
We've seen Emily in a ton of different brands, but this is the first time we've seen her in James Jeans. She tends to favor skinny jeans in dark washes, but I'd love see her wear a pair with some subtle embellishment or print. You can buy James Jeans online from Jamesjeans.com.
Nicky Hilton in James Jeans Twiggy Leggings in Slate
Nicky Hilton was snapped shopping in Beverly Hills while wearing a pair of James Jeans Twiggy skinny jeans in Slate with a sweatshirt and sneakers.
Nicky seems to be seen out in James Jeans almost exclusively on the blog. Both this pair and her moto style pair seem to be her two favorites, as she's be seen in them quite a few times over the years. I really enjoy seeing the different ways that she styles them. You can see how else Nicky has worn her James Jeans here and you can buy James Jeans online from Shopbop.com.
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In the Bulls doubleheader versus Big Four rival Niagara University, Rob Lawler went a combine 4-for-6 with three RBIs and six runs. In the opening contest of the Bulls' weekend conference series with Western Michigan, Lawler went 3-for-4 with an RBI. In the second game of the weekend series, the Bulls jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the bottom of the second with the Bulls getting on the board off an RBI-triple by Rob Lawler. Heading into the bottom of the fifth ahead 2-0, the Bulls began to build on their lead with a five-run effort. Lawler continued to add RBIs to his totals by poking a two-RBI double down the right-field line to extend the Bulls' lead to 7-0. In the finale, Lawler finished by driling a two-RBI triple to give the Bulls an 8-3 lead in the contest. Continue reading MAC Players of the Week


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Is a "convertible bed" different than a fold out couch like we have here in the states?
Is a "convertible bed" different than a fold out couch like we have here in the states?
No one?? I just know that pull out couches seem to be really uncomfortable. I'm looking for an apartment in Paris for 3 people. Most places I can afford are studio apartments with one bed and a "fold out bed" (sleeper sofa?) or stated as a "convertible bed". I'm just wondering if it is the same thing? Or do the French/Europeans have a different type of couch that maybe more comfortable than our typical sleeper sofa?
From my experience I would say that you can't tell what kind of convertible bed you may be getting. In Italy in the same apartment, there were two different kinds of fold out couches. One was a type I had never seen before and we had a bit of a time figuring out how to turn it into a bed. It was wonderful and just as comfortable as a bed. The other was the same as I see here with the horrible lumpy mattress and the bar down the middle and it was so uncomfortable my son ended up putting the mattress on the floor. There are some where the back just flips down and makes a flat surface which can be hard and then there are others where the whole thing unfolds. I would recommend checking the reviews to see if anyone has commented on using the convertible bed. The other thing is to specifically ask about the convertible bed and what type it is and to see if the landlord will send you the email addresses of former renters that you can write to directly for references. I've found that many landlords are quite willing to do this.
Thank you Shirley, good advice!
In my experience, they are generally what I (Australian, living in Spain) would call a sofa bed. Unless they are the very expensive ones which you may find in high end apartments, they will not be very comfortable as a bed nor will they be comfortable as a normal sofa - at least in my opinion. I assume they are the same as what you would call a fold out couch. For one person, small and light, they might be fine but for a couple much less so.


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By Stephen R. Farris
Mexia News Sports
The Mexia Ladycats finished third in district behind Rusk and Groesbeck and will face Lufkin Hudson (22-4) at Sam Houston State University in Huntsville Friday evening at 7 p.m., in a bi-district game.
Mexia's Dashia Forge will lead the team in the pitcher's circle tomorrow night and the one-two duo of Cheyenne Thompson and McKenzie Bain will be back in action to help the Ladycats produce runs.
Mexia's Tyesha Johnson, Alexis Molina, Andre'ya Flemming, Ty'Zane Williams, Bre Stoner and Priscilla Garcia have all been productive for the Ladycats throughout the season both at the plate and in the field.
Coach Courtney Adams was pleased overall with how the season has played out, including being able to field a junior varsity team all year.
To read more, pick up a copy of Thursday's The Mexia News, or subscribe to our e-edition.
Mexia seniors Brady Walker, Tre' Craig, Taylor Threat, D. J. Johnson and Zack Reece were all recognized Tuesday evening prior to the start of the Blackcats district game against Palestine.
Mexia News photo/Stephen R. Farris
By Stephen R. Farris
Mexia News Sports
It'll go down as one of the most wild and thrilling games of the season as the Mexia Blackcats finally got back in the win column with a 9-8 defeat of the Palestine Wildcats at home on Tuesday night.
"A little excitement here in the last part of the year," said Coach Matt Matus. "That's great. That's good stuff!"
The Wildcats – down 8-5 at the beginning of the final inning – tied the game at eight in the top of the seventh and it looked as if Mexia might end up on the losing end with only one out and a Palestine runner still on base.
Reliever Zack Reece was able to battle hard against the Wildcats first baseman Jake Neal, eventually retiring the big hitter on strikes for the second out and Chico Herod, who reached on a bunt single earlier in the inning for Palestine, was caught stealing third to get the Blackcats out of the inning with the score tied up.
By Stephen R. Farris
Mexia News Sports
This spring's off-season program is shaping up well for Blackcat athletes. Athletic Director Lamonte Chambers has implemented some new tools in this year's program that should pay off nicely for the upcoming athletic year ahead.
The off-season program plays a big part in the overall athletic program at Mexia High School and in the middle school as well, according to Coach Chambers.
The program is broken down into groups formed of athletes from all sports, providing leadership skills and educational skills that will help give Mexia athletes an all-around edge not just on the playing field, but in the classroom and life in general.
The leadership phase of the program is broken down into three aspects, academics, discipline and workouts.
Mexia's Shelby Hileman tries to score for the Blackcats during early game action against the Fairfield Eagles last Friday night. Mexia fell to the host Eagles in district play, 10-1.
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The Blackcats dropped their district game with the Fairfield Eagles on Friday evening, 10-1, despite a strong outing by pitcher Zack Reece.
Reece scattered nine hits and gave up six earned runs, but he also fanned five Eagle hitters in the game.
The Eagles scored three runs in the first four innings.
Mexia managed to get the lone run on the board in the top of the fourth when Brady Walker hit a sacrifice fly that allowed pinch runner Bryce Sterling to cross home plate.
To read more, pick up a copy of Tuesday's Mexia News, or subscribe to our e-edition.
There will be a 3-Point Shooting and Slam Dunk Contest in Mexia at 2 p.m. Sunday, April 27.
The adult category winner receives $500 in the Basketball Shooting Contest and the cost is $20 for each two-player team.
Grades 3-8 and 9-12 competitors' cost is $10 each for a two-player team and win some 4-foot trophies.
In the Slam Dunk Contest, the adult cost is $20 and the winner receives $100 cash. In the grades 9-12 High School Division the winner receives a big bronze basketball trophy.
The event will be held at the Old Mexia Junior High Gym. The gym opens at 2 p.m. for shoot-around and signups and the competition begins at 4:30 p.m.
The event is hosted by the Mexia Summer Varsity Eligible Basketball team.
For more information, call Curtis at 254-747-5791 or Sherman at 254-224-2539.
Mexia shortstop Case Adair slowly rises to his feet after stealing second base in the Blackcats game against Buffalo Tuesday evening.
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By Stephen R. Farris
Mexia News Sports
Tuesday evening couldn't have been much worse for the Mexia Blackcats baseball team and their fans. While the game was hard fought and basically boiled down to a pitcher's duel that eventually leaned in favor of Buffalo, 3-1, fans and players had to endure unseasonably cold temperatures. But the worst part of the whole evening had to be the most-annoying version of Neil Diamond's "Sweet Caroline" that was played prior to the start of the bottom of the sixth inning.
As far as the game went, Mexia played one of their hardest fought baseball games this season despite the outcome.
After playing two scoreless innings, the Blackcats looked to be on the verge of breaking the game wide open after getting a couple of players on base, but the Bison's defense halted the Mexia advance and the score still remained knotted at zero.
Arik Weathers, right, passes the baton to teammate Kendric Mack at the first leg of the varsity boys 4x100 Meter Relay in Palestine.
Both the varsity boys and girls track teams finished second overall at the 19-3A district track meet held April 9-10 at Palestine High School.
Fairfield girls finished in first with 239.5 points, Mexia second with 118, Palestine third with 116, Groesbeck fourth with 85.5 and Rusk fifth with 28.
The Palestine boys varsity track team finished first overall with 214.5 points, Mexia second with 143.5, Fairfield third with 121, Rusk fourth with 71 and Groesbeck fifth with 52.
To read more, pick up a copy of Saturday's The Mexia News, or subscribe to our e-edition.
Mexia's Eric Wells has the ball lined up to sink this putt during the district golf tournament held Tuesday at Big Cedar Country Club in Teague.
Mexia News photo/ Stephen R. Farris
Rusk and Palestine golf teams will advance to the regional meet after placing one and two in the district meet held in Jacksonville and Teague earlier this week.
Mexia's Eric Wells made it to the list of top 12 medalists, putting his way to the number five spot with a two-day total of 190 (94, 96).
Wells sister, Mia, also made the top 12 medalists in the girl's competition, sliding in at the number eight spot with a two-day total of 254.
Overall, the Mexia boys team finished fifth in district and the girls finished fourth.
Eric will be the lone representative from Mexia competing in the regional meet that will be held at Raven Nest Golf Club at Sam Houston State University in Huntsville, April 16-17.
Mexia's Case Adair keeps the glove on a Rusk base runner during early game action Tuesday evening.
Mexia News photo/Stephen R. Farris
The Blackcats struggled at the plate Tuesday night, no thanks to Rusk Eagle's pitcher Josh Raiborn, who ended up pitching a 10-0 shutout and held Mexia hitless in the game.
Mexia managed to get only four batters on base via a dropped third strike in the first inning that allowed Case Adair to reach first, D.J. Johnson getting hit by a pitch in the bottom of the third, Blake Lewis reaching first on a walk and Zack Reece getting a base-on-balls in fourth and fifth innings respectively.
Rusk came up with two runs in the top of the first to take a quick lead and added three more in the third to go up 5-0.
The Eagles scored one each in the fourth and fifth and tacked on three in the top of the sixth.
Ladycat Bre Stoner goes for distance in the long jump competition at the Scotty Neal Memorial Track Meet held Thursday afternoon at Blackcat Field.
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By Stephen R. Farris
Mexia News Sports
The Scotty Neal Memorial Track Meet was held Thursday afternoon at Blackcat Field with seven schools participating in the event.
Mexia's junior varsity boys "A" team finished in third place overall. Curk Harris made the top 10 list in outstanding individuals in field events.
Harris had a first place finish in the High Jump with a mark of 5-6 and finished third in the 400 Meter Run with a time of 57.85.
The JV girls also placed third at the meet. Jashima Smith finished No. 1 in the outstanding individuals with 16 points given for competing in field events. Smith's placed first in the Discus and third in the Shot Put.
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SBVfT: The Washington Post 's ed board concludes the new ad and the new book by O'Neill "crosses the line in branding Mr. Kerry a coward and a liar." LINK Nader-Camejo '04: In New Hampshire yesterday, the Ralph Nader presidential campaign submitted more than enough signatures to put him on the ballot — if they pass muster. NH Dems will probably request copies of his signatures to begin the fine-tooth-comb review process (come les Democrats de Pennsylvania et Arizona). LINK
Meanwhile the New Hampshire Democratic Party filed an FEC complaint against the Nader campaign to investigate the gathering of petition signatures for Nader by a group of Republicans. The complaint names Norway Hill Associates, a New Hampshire-based consulting firm headed by Dave Carney, who served in the Bush 41 White House. Carney tells ABC News the pro-Nader effort "wasn't really a big deal" and explains he was inspired to help Nader's cause by "all of the unbelievable outrageous actions of Democrats keeping Nader off the ballot" in states like Illinois.
"Illinois? When was the last time Illinois was a battleground?"
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1,100 U.S. troops injured in Iraq during August alone! The bloodiest month yet for injuries to U.S. Servicemen and women!
Hooray! We've turned the corner! Vote Bush!
And just in case your favorite cable channel didn't bring you any war news today (or this week, or this month), here's a recap of what happened --- yesterday only --- in the Iraq War. Bet ya didn't know they shot down one of our helicopters yesterday, didja?!
Bring �em on: Two Fallujah Brigade members, two civilians killed in fighting with US troops near Fallujah.
Bring �em on: Two US soldiers wounded in patrol ambush near Tikrit.
Bring �em on: Seven insurgents killed, 25 wounded in heavy fighting with US troops near Tall Afar.
Bring �em on: Oil pipeline ablaze near Basra.
Bring �em on: Two US soldiers wounded in patrol ambush near Duluiyah.
Bring �em on: �Dozens� of Iraqis killed by car bomb at police academy in Kirkuk.
Bring �em on: Three Turkish hostages executed near Samarra.
Bring �em on: Seven insurgents killed, seven Iraqi soldiers wounded in fighting near Baghdad.
Bring �em on: Four Iraqi policeman kidnapped in Basra.
Bring �em on: Oil pipeline ablaze near Kirkuk.
Bring �em on: Green Zone mortared in Baghdad.
Bring �em on: US helicopter shot down near Tall Afar; two crewmen wounded.
Bring �em on: Two Iraqis killed in fighting with US troops near Ramadi.
Bring �em on: Associated Press driver assassinated near Baghdad.
Bring �em on: Bulgarian soldier wounded in patrol ambush near Karbala.
Courtesy of "Today in Iraq"
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Mary Cheney, the "Vice-President's" own daughter was nowhere to be found in the "Family Portrait" shot at the end of the Republican National Convention. That's Dick, pictured at right after his speech at the RNC with all of his NON-GAY children and grandchildren accompanying him.
As you likely know, Mary is gay, and has a "longtime companion". Hence, apparently, she nor her partner are welcome on stage at a Republican National Convention.
Republican U.S. Senate Nominee for Illinois, Alan Keyes called her a "selfish hedonist" earlier in the day. But for the Bush/Cheney campaign who's willing to throw over their own family to appease the Jesus-Lovin' Hatists on the right it makes one wonder if they, in fact, are the selfish hedonists here.
Either way, so much for "Family Values" at the top of the Republican ticket. But the lip-service to it, like everything else they act like they stand for, goes on and on...
Last night's "Real Time with Bill Maher" was top-notch from top to bottom. If you have access to HBO, make an attempt to catch one of the reruns today and for the rest of the week. Howard Dean was worth the price of admission alone, but the whole show was great. Excellent panel. Good interview with Pat Buchanan. "New Rules" as sharp as ever. If I have time later, I'll try and post some of the highlights.
It's been nearly four years since Bush's invocation of "The Axis of Evil". During that time --- while we tackled (sorta) the non-threatening tinhorn dictatorship of Saddam --- the actually dangerous regimes of North Korea and Iran have been allowed to continue their atomic weapons programs virtually unabated. In regards to Iran specifically, we still have no formal policy 3 1/2 full years since they were declared part of that "Axis".
The reason for a lack of policy towards Iran seems to be explained by information emerging from the recent investigations of spying for Israeli interests at the top levels of the Defense Department and into the Vice-President's office.
It's all likely too wonky to have much of an effect on this Administration during an Election year, particularly as the damage will be controlled by skilled Republican "fixers" (see the abandoned Iran/Contra scandal for a good playbook example). And with both houses of Congress currently in GOP hands, it may be well assumed that there will be very limited policing of all these matters this year.
But it looks like the folks at the focus of the recent probes at the Pentagon may also be the same ones tied into other wonky scandals including the Valerie Plame leak investigation and the use in Bush's State of the Union address of discredited claims that Iraq was seeking uranium in Niger . It's "the whole ball of wax," as one U.S. official familiar with the case described it.
That would include folks in the offices of Douglas Feith and Donald Rumsfeld and even up into Dick Cheney's office. Folks with names like Wolfowitz, Perle, Wurmser and Rhode.
As I say, such wonkery is perhaps too much for Americans to wrap their brains around this year, especially with the predictable lack of help they'll get from the useless Mainstream Media. It's possible too, in my estimation, that confining and then dumping all of these scandals onto a single group of "bad apples" (sound familiar?) would be a convenient way to jettison all of these damaging scandals in one fell swoop should it get too hot in Bush Country between now and November.
Either way, it's worth keeping an eye on...
As I postulated previously, the Republicans have now officially thrown Zell overboard. He served his political usefulness to the party who will use anybody and, like a Reservist sent to die in Iraq, is no longer useful to the them. Sleep with the fishes, Zell.
After gauging the harsh reaction from Democrats and Republicans alike to Sen. Zell Miller's keynote address at the Republican National Convention, the Bush campaign � led by the first lady � backed away Thursday from Miller's savage attack on Democratic presidential nominee John Kerry, insisting that the estranged Democrat was speaking only for himself.
Late Thursday, Miller and his wife were removed from the list of dignitaries who would be sitting in the first family's box during the president's acceptance speech later in the evening. Scott Stanzel, a spokesman for the Bush campaign, said Miller was not in the box because the campaign had scheduled him to do too many television interviews.
There was no explanation, however, for why Miller would be giving multiple interviews during Bush's acceptance speech, or what channels would snub the president in favor of Miller. Nor was it made clear why Miller's wife also was not allowed to take her place in the president's box 24 hours after his deeply personal denunciation of his own party's nominee.
The change was made only a few hours after Laura Bush, asked about Miller's speech, said in an interview with NBC News that �I don't know that we share that point of view.� Aides to President Bush and his campaign said.
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Compassionate conservatism at work. Great Americans, all.
An honest West Texan! I knew there had to be at least one out there!
Again, we hate to spoil the fiscal fantasies of the Fake Conservatives, but for all those "red" states out there who voted for Bush last time and calling for tax breaks, fiscal responsibility and decrying the "welfare state", you'd think they were subsidizing the "blue" states with all of their hard-earned tax dollars.
Turns out, as usual, the unreported truth is quite the opposite from the Fake Conservative fantasy.
In fact, the "blue" states, on average, get back less money than they pay out in federal taxes, while the "red" states receive more in federal funds than they put out. Go figure.
Is it any wonder then that "red" states want to keep their guy in office so they can keep sucking disproportionately off the Federal Government tit without anybody noticing? Red state welfare queens.
Once again, the "Liberal" Media seems to have forgotten to report much on all of this. I wonder if the Media really isn't so "Liberal" after all? But they must be! Sean Hannity wouldn't keep saying it if it wasn't true!
And on the topic of "Words speaking louder than Actions"...
Well, the Bush acceptance speech went off last night. And it was a good one. For someone who never held the office.
But for someone who has had 3 1/2 years in office, it was an exercise in willfull ignorance.
A Conservative --- a real one, with character, courage and conviction --- reviews Bush's con job from last night. (Fake Conservatives need not click through. Far be it from us to spoil your illusions by dropping a big reality turd into your fantasy soup.)
FOX News Primetime Convention Speech Coverage
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The Democratic Candidate for President of the United States is speaking live on television in response to the Bush/Cheney convention.
The Vice-Presidential Candidate is there too! Live!
Feel free to turn to either CNN or MSNBC if you'd like to see it!
UPDATE: Fox finally did go to the Kerry speech. They ran a total of 4 minutes of the speech, picking it up near the end, and dropping it 4 minutes later. Both MSNBC and CNN ran it from the beginning, when Kerry said things like "I'm not going to have my commitment to defend this country questioned by those who refused to serve when they could have and by those who have misled the nation into Iraq."
Total coverage of Kerry's speech: MSNBC - 25 minutes, CNN - 15 minutes, FOX - 4 minutes.
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Clair-de-Lune lives with her grandmother in the tippy-top of a peculiar old building. Every day she practices ballet, just like her mother before her—the famous ballerina who died when Clair-de-Lune was just a baby. Since that day, Clair-de-Lune hasn't uttered a word.Then one day the girl who cannot speak meets a remarkable mouse who can. Bonaventure dreams of founding a dancing school just for mice—but he dreams of helping his new friend, too. Soon the brave little mouse introduces Clair-de-Lune to a hidden world inside, and yet somehow beyond, her building—a world that slowly begins to open her heart. Maybe one day her dreams will come true, too.From the Hardcover edition.
"The whimsical, gently humorous story plays out with grace, wisdom, and life-affirming sensitivityÑreaders will be captivated."—The Bulletin, StarredFrom the Trade Paperback edition.
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