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Islanders rally past Nicholls State
Published: Monday, March 21, 2011 at 11:00 a.m.
Last Modified: Monday, March 21, 2011 at 11:31 a.m.
THIBODAUX — After eight innings, it appeared the Nicholls State baseball team might have a chance to get its first Southland Conference win of the season on Sunday and avoid a sweep by Texas A&M-Corpus Christi.
The Colonels' chance ended when things unraveled in the ninth inning.
Texas A&M-Corpus Christi rallied for six runs in the top of the ninth inning to beat the Colonels 8-3 in the series finale at Ray E. Didier Field.
The Colonels had rallied from a 2-0 deficit to tie the game at 2 heading into the ninth inning.
Sunday's loss completed a three-game sweep for the Islanders (15-8 overall, 3-3 SLC) and extended the Colonels' losing streak to seven games.
"We are beating ourselves right now," Nicholls coach Seth Thibodeaux said. "We're not taking care of business in the business innings — seventh, eighth and ninth. We did let it get away and that's disappointing. But we've been doing that quite a bit in the last week or so. It's been a tough stretch. But we can get better from it. We've got a good club and we're going to keep fighting and working hard. We will get better this week."
Both teams had strong performances on the mound from their starting pitchers.
Junior Mike Wisecarver threw seven innings, giving up two runs on seven hits with five strikeouts and two walks for the Colonels (7-11, 0-6 SLC).
Freshman Justin Meza threw seven innings for the Islanders, giving up two runs (one earned) on four hits with seven strikeouts and two walks.
The Islanders struck first in the pitcher's duel in the second inning on an RBI single from Sean Washington to score Santiago Ruiz.
Both teams added runs in the fifth inning.
The Islanders executed a hit-and-run when Jacob Perales singled to bring home Jeramie Marek (3-for-4, two runs) and make it a 2-0 lead.
After Scott Moseley stole second and reached third on an error, the Colonels scored when a passed ball brought Moseley home and cut the lead to 2-1.
Moseley scored again to tie the game at 2 in the seventh when Mike Barba's grounder deflected off of shortstop Weston Montgomery's glove.
The teams combined for seven errors. Nicholls committed three of their four errors in the top of the ninth.
With freshman Dylan Delaune on in relief, the Islanders loaded the bases on a walk and two bunts. Delaune hit Perales with a pitch on a 0-2 count to score Chris Vergne and make it 3-2.
The Islanders extended their lead to 5-2 when Matt Holland doubled to centerfield to score Montgomery and Marek.
After Michael Baxter replaced Delaune, Drew Vest singled to score Perales and Holland scored on a sacrifice fly by catcher Jumpy Garcia to make it 7-2.
The Islanders' final run came when Colonel shortstop Chase Jaramillo misplayed a ground ball to score Vest from third.
Jaramillo (3-for-5, RBI) singled to centerfield in the bottom of the ninth with the bases loaded to score Philip Lyons for the game's final run.
The Islanders outhit the Colonels, 11-5.
Brett Carnline (3-1) was the winning pitcher for the Islanders and Delaune (2-2) took the loss for the Colonels.
Nicholls also announced that it will moves its April 5 home game against Southern to Acadian Ballpark in New Iberia. First pitch is scheduled for 6 p.m.
At Thibodaux, the Islanders took the SLC series from the Colonels by winning a picther's duel on Sunday at the Colonel Softball Complex.
On Saturday, Nicholls won the opener, 4-0, but lost the nightcap, 11-8.
Texas A&M-Corpus Christi (26-7, 10-2 SLC) jumped out to an early lead in the first with a two-run double.
For the Colonels (8-16, 2-6 SLC), Katie Holmes cut the deficit in half with a RBI double in the fourth. The Islanders tacked on one final run in the sixth before taking the game 3-1 to win the three-game series.
Nicholls (8-16, 2-6 SLC) was held to five hits in the loss as Islander starter Jordan Trujillo bounced back from a rough outing on Saturday to pick up her 11th win of the season. She struck out eight Colonels in the game while surrendering one unearned run.
Katie Moulder (2-5) also had a solid day in the circle, scattering eight hits in six innings, giving up three earned with four strikeouts. Ashton Bennett threw an inning of relief, giving up a hit while fanning one.
Holmes finished the day with two hits, pushing her batting average for the weekend to .556 with seven RBIs. Ashley Ray, Lauren Batiz and Mandy Granger accounted for the Colonels' other three hits.
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Campaign Crawlers
Yo! Welcome to Pennsylvania
Where Madonna is not a sex symbol and cheez whiz can lose the presidency.
HARRISBURG -- Yo! Let me get yunz a gumband! It's time to redd up the house!
Welcome to Pennsylvania! Who would have believed those of us with a primary backed up into the hinterlands of the calendar would really have had a chance to seriously make an impact New Hampshire-style? April 22 is one long electoral stretch from January 8...
Actually, it's only Pennsylvania Democrats who will be doing the heavy lifting, although Senator John McCain will be visiting on Thursday for a fundraiser a mere block from our family abode. So let me help all you non-Pennsylvanians get acclimated to what will be spilling through your TV screens the next seven weeks.
First, a translation of three of our state dialects that were illustrated above. The first, a Philadelphia staple, you may remember from the Rocky films, those heartwarming sagas of perhaps our greatest Pennsylvanian after Ben Franklin, South Philly's Rocky Balboa. "Yo Adrienne" is roughly translated for the more refined as "Hello, Adrienne" which, as Sylvester Stallone immediately determined when scribbling out his Oscar winning screenplay, somehow just doesn't do the sentiment justice. "Yunz" (pronounced as "une-zzzzz") is the Pittsburgh equivalent of the Southern "y'all." As in, "Where yunz goin'?" "Gumband" is what is known to the rest of the world outside Western Pennsylvania as a "rubberband." Here in Central Pennsylvania, land of the Amish, to "redd up the house" means to clean it up, "redd" being used by, among others, the Pennsylvania Dutch.
James Carville, who, by the way, will be in nearby York debating his lovely and talented better half Mary Matalin in the wake of the primary, has famously said of my beloved adopted home state that it consisted of Philadelphia and Pittsburgh with Alabama in between. Somehow I suspect this was not intended as a compliment, but I have met some Alabamans in my life and I always try and take it that way. What I will assume Mr. Carville was trying to say is that to outsiders who think of Pennsylvania in terms of its two largest cities, there is a lot more going on here politically than meets the eye. Let's face it, a state that can elect devoted pro-lifers (Republican Rick Santorum and his successor, Democrat Bob Casey, Jr.) to sit alongside a long time pro-choicer (Republican Arlen Specter) as Pennsylvania's U.S. Senators is most assuredly not, say, New York or New Jersey, its northern and eastern neighbors.
From Valley Forge to 9/11's downing of United Flight 93, the state has had a sometimes tumultuous history. While the past tends to freeze in a lot of modern minds as both old and irrelevant, this is, of course, a big mistake. Understanding what has gone before is always important, and to understand Pennsylvania this rule is no different.
Three of the most important documents in American history date their lineage to Pennsylvania: the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution of the United States, both conceived, debated and written in Philadelphia, and the Gettysburg Address, which Lincoln delivered the November following the horrifically bloody three-day battle that proved to be the high water mark of the Confederacy. James Buchanan, one of the most experienced men in American history to occupy the White House, rose to fame in Lancaster, where his treasured home Wheatland is still a tourist attraction. Buchanan, known to his constituents as "Old Buck," served as a state legislator, congressman, U.S. Senator, Secretary of State and Ambassador to Great Britain before winning the Democratic nomination and the presidency in 1856. Not to put too fine a point on this, but Buchanan, the 1856 embodiment of Hillary Clinton's experience argument about being prepared to be president on Day One, is now rated by historians as one of the worst presidents in history. His successor, a little known former state legislator from Illinois with only one term in the U.S. Congress in his background, fared somewhat better. Uh-oh.
While Buchanan is the only president the state has produced, Pennsylvania has managed repeatedly to put forward a string of powerful or notable politicians. The state's very first U.S. Senator, William Maclay, was not so much a powerhouse as a tattle-tale, keeping a later-published diary filled with acerbic comments about the Washington-Adams administration. Maclay does have one accomplishment that is with us today: it is he who led the fight to call the new chief executive simply "Mr. President" as opposed to "His Excellency," "His Elective Majesty," "His Highness" or the mouth marbling "His Highness the President of the United States and Protector of the Rights of Same." Then there were the powerful father-and-son Senators Simon and Donald Cameron. The father, a failed candidate for the 1860 GOP presidential nomination, left the Senate briefly for a, shall we say, faintly odiferous turn as Lincoln's Secretary of War. It was a position from which he was eventually removed by his disturbed leader, who resolved the stench of corruption by sending Cameron to Russia as the American Ambassador. Cameron eventually returned to the Senate, though, staying long enough to secure the election of son Donald, a crony of President Grant's. Not to be forgotten are the all-powerful GOP machine Senators Matthew Quay and Boies Penrose at the turn of the 20th century. It was Penrose who pushed forward Ohio colleague Warren Harding to victory at the 1920 GOP Convention. In recent years the power mantle has passed on through to U.S. Senate Republican leader Hugh Scott and the current Senator Arlen Specter. When you throw in a few prominent governors and powerful Congressmen (sigh, Jack Murtha), Pennsylvania has had its share of legislative movers and shakers.
SO WHAT'S HERE POLITICALLY that you should know about the 2008 Democratic primary? What's the scoop about a state that varies wildly from city to farm, from suburban soccer-Moms to gun toting union members, from ethnic Catholics to white-bread Protestants sprinkled with a respectably-sized Jewish population that has produced both the incumbent Democratic governor and senior Republican U.S. Senator?
For guidance I turn to a Pennsylvania favorite. Madonna. No, not that one. I write here of Dr. G. Terry Madonna, a professor of Public Affairs at my alma mater, Franklin and Marshall College, in Lancaster. (Note to Hillary and Barack: when campaigning in Lancaster, pronounce the name of both city and county as "Lank-aster" not "Land-caster." This is a "vote against" offense that neither of you can afford.)
Terry Madonna, and his longtime friend and partner Dr. Michael Young, the managing partner of Michael Young Strategic Research, are the "it girls" of polling, politics and public policy here in the Keystone State. Together they are perpetually plumbing the political depths of William Penn's great experiment, always giving those of us who have actively participated in state politics and government the political equivalent of a statewide CAT scan or MRI.
Here's Terry and Mike's latest take.
Pennsylvania is Hillary Clinton's "turf." She not only has the enthusiastic support of Governor Ed Rendell -- and a sitting governor's support is always important for a presidential candidate of either party trying to win delegates here -- the demographics of the state work in her favor. We have five major media markets here, and Terry and Mike break them down this way:
* Philadelphia: Obama. More than half the population is African-American. While Rendell is popular here -- he's a former mayor of Philadelphia -- and current Mayor Michael Nutter is also a Hillary supporter, Obama should carry the day.
* Philadelphia suburbs: Battleground. These are the four heavily populated "bedroom" counties -- Bucks, Montgomery, Delaware and Chester -- that ring the city. This will be a battleground between Clinton and Obama. Lots of educated, affluent voters here that match profiles of Obama supporters, lots of women who like Hillary.
* Pittsburgh and the Southwest: Clinton. This part of Pennsylvania, the home of former Senator Rick Santorum, is heavily Catholic with lots of union voters. There are, even now, Reagan Democrats aplenty to be found here in what Terry and Mike call the "aging mining and mill towns" that dot the region where George Washington earned international fame at the ripe age of 22. It is not unlike Ohio, which lies on the western border.
* Scranton and the Northeast: Clinton. This is the home turf of current U.S. Senator Bob Casey, Jr. (who is neutral) and of his late and very popular namesake Dad, Governor Casey. Democrats here are conservative or centrist in Lackawanna County (Scranton) and Luzerne County (Hazleton -- where the GOP's Mayor Lou Barletta, he of immigration issue fame, is running for Congress against incumbent Democrat Paul Kanjorski). Scranton is the hometown of the Rodham family -- yes, you heard that right. Daddy Hugh Rodham Sr. lived in Scranton and won a football scholarship to Penn State. His little girl has vacationed here, according to Terry and Mike, and that helps Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton as a sort of local favorite, which is why she was booked to appear last night at Scranton High School.
* Lehigh Valley and South Central: Battleground. This area encompasses the Allentown/Bethlehem area and Harrisburg/Lancaster/York. The Lehigh Valley elected Arlen Specter's conservative nemesis and current Club for Growth president Pat Toomey to Congress, and South Central, where The American Spectator has a beachhead just down State Street in Harrisburg from the State Capitol, is the heart of Carville's concept of a northern Alabama. The population here, as Terry and Mike make clear and as I can personally attest is growing all the time, with a tendency to, as the guys say, "vote against the grain." It is a mix of suburban and rural counties, the area that a Republican candidate needs to frequent (along with the Philadelphia suburbs) if he is going to counterbalance the Democrats in Philadelphia. As mentioned John McCain will be here Thursday at the West Shore Country Club.
Terry and Mike's bottom line assessment is a hair-raising one for Democrats. The state will probably go for Clinton. But. The problem is that the 158 delegates to be selected here will have to follow the party's proportionality rules. Which in turn makes Pennsylvania what they term a "bridge to nowhere," in terms of the nomination. The two believe that a scenario unfolds that will leave Obama ahead in delegates nationally, with Clinton carrying Pennsylvania and gaining momentum -- yet unable to catch Obama, who in turn will not have the mathematical ability to clinch the nomination. In others words, say Madonna and Young, the home of the Pennsylvania polka will become the Pennsylvania checkmate.
WHILE IT CERTAINLY SEEMS eons ago, once upon a time Pennsylvania used to play a bit of a role in the primary season. Eugene McCarthy captured headlines by winning it in 1968, Hubert Humphrey scored briefly by winning it in 1972 and in 1976 Washington Senator Henry "Scoop" Jackson was knocked out for good by Jimmy Carter. So we're in for an exciting seven weeks of rough and tumble here. At noon today, Hillary Clinton will be the focus of a rally here in Harrisburg. Along with Governor Rendell, the longtime and very popular Democratic mayor of Harrisburg, Steve Reed, will be at her side. He is already enthusing on the front pages of our local paper, the venerable Harrisburg Patriot-News, that his candidate has "extensive experience." Ace political reporter Brett Lieberman quotes the Mayor as following the Clinton talking points to the letter: "The political landscape is littered with a lot of good ideas because people didn't have the experience to get them done. Hillary Clinton has the experience." Shades of Old Buck.
According to the latest Quinnipiac University poll from last month, Lieberman says, Clinton is leading Obama 49-43. A Patriot-News map of the state shows only Philadelphia leaning heavily to Obama. Into all of this mix, Governor Rendell casually allowed a few weeks ago that there are white Pennsylvanians who simply wouldn't vote for Obama for racial reasons. Yikes!
So Pennsylvanians are racing to the store for popcorn and confetti, enjoying that strange world usually inhabited by New Hampshire-ites and Iowans where the candidates are on TV one minute and walking down your Main Street in person the next.
If I had to bet today? Hillary.
Oh, and the cheez whiz? As any Pennsylvanian can tell you, when in Philadelphia the thing to do is have what is known to the outside world as a Philadelphia cheesesteak. Thin slices of beef grilled with onions and served on a hoagie roll (along with, if asked, a conglomeration of hot peppers that will leave you sweating), the cheesesteak is a genuine cultural and culinary work of art. And what else? Well, cheese, of course. And not just any kind of cheese. The Philadelphia cheesesteak is famously topped with that world class symbol of elegance -- cheez whiz. Yes, that gooey concoction that has been the solution to uncountable millions of harried Moms after a quick fix for the kids' lunch. Alas, this was not something understood by the famously Brahmin John "Francois" Kerry, the 2004 Democratic presidential nominee. Campaigning, he showed up dutifully at Pat's, the King of Steaks. In a mistake of several orders of political magnitude that re-enforced his blossoming image as an out-of-touch aristocrat, Kerry strolled up to the counter in full view of television and still cameras and ordered a cheesesteak with -- Swiss cheese. The next day, in vivid color on the front page of the Philadelphia Daily News was a photograph of Kerry, with a cheesesteak jammed ingloriously into his wide open mouth, underneath this astonished headline: "PREZ HOPEFUL ASKS FOR SWISS CHEESE!" No further explanation was needed.
You remember President Kerry, don't you?
This year the immigration issue has co-mingled with the cheesesteak issue. Pat's neighborhood South Philly competitor, Geno's, made headlines when the owner put a sign in the window reading: "This Is AMERICA: WHEN ORDERING 'SPEAK ENGLISH.'"
Hmmm. Which Democrat will be ordering at Geno's? Will they go to Pat's? Or will they obey the sign and order in English, potentially alienating the Latino vote across the country? Stay tuned.
If you're in our neighborhood here in Harrisburg, stop in to visit. And you might want to remember the opening line from the Pennsylvania polka, the state's unofficial song.
"It started in Scranton, a long time ago."
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As expected, Dwight Howard dances around trade questions
Feb 24, 2012, 2:18 PM EDT
"The situation we are in right now is All-Star Weekend. That's the only thing that matters right now. This is for the fans and we're going to enjoy ourselves."
"All that stuff can go on after the All-Star break."
That is pretty much what you knew Dwight Howard was going to say when asked about where he will be playing in a few weeks and if this weekend was bittersweet. The trade rumor storm is on the horizon — you can see the clouds gathering on the outskirts of Orlando. Howard is just trying to hold them off until after the All-Star Game as best he can.
He went out of his way to praise Orlando and its fans, to speak glowingly of his time here while offering no hints as to his future.
"We've made it to the finals, we've had great years," Howard said.
It's the same tact David Stern took the day before.
"I'm not going to allow this line of questioning to ruin the fact that Orlando is a spectacular city, having a wonderful All-Star Weekend," Stern said. "So I don't want to feed into a heightened sense of deprivation because Orlando is anything but deprived."
Howard wasn't talking about it, but some other players were having fun at his expense.
Carmelo Anthony was seated at the table next to Howard, he walked around the massive scrum of reporters and yelled, "Thank you Dwight. Your turn, Dwight. You're turn."
On the other side of the room, Andre Iguodala joked when it was suggested Kobe Bryant wants to play with him:
"I think Kobe wants to play with Dwight now. I'll announce my intentions, I'd like to play with Dwight, too," Iguodala said laughing. (It's a joke Sixers fans. A joke.)
But the clouds are gathering. In a few days the future of Dwight Howard in Orlando will not be a laughing matter to Magic fans or front office folk.
- dirtydavis - Feb 24, 2012 at 2:32 PM
Can't believe this clown took the Big O advise SMH
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Hey Dwight, some of those fans you are talking about are Magic fans. In fairness, how can Magic fans 'enjoy' themselves knowing we are about to see our biggest superstar leave?
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They should trade reddick…to the t'wolves
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Come on Dwight, be professional. If you want to leave, just say so. Don't keep us all in the dark.
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Stay quiet and sign with Nj
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New Toronto ace R.A. Dickey says he's thrilled to join a team that's ''all in'' to win the World Series and thankful the New York Mets did not meet his contract demands. The Blue Jays formally introduced Dickey on Tuesday at Rogers Centre after acquiring the National League Cy Young Award winner from the Mets last month. Dickey says the Mets helped him cultivate his knuckleball and says there is no acrimony between him and his former team, but he's glad to be moving on. He says Toronto general manager Alex Anthopoulos is doing everything to win now after also acquiring All-Star shortstop Jose Reyes and pitchers Josh Johnson and Mark Buehrle from Miami this offseason. He says if Toronto doesn't win it won't be because Anthopoulos didn't try.
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Robert L. Stockdale, 86, of Baldwinsville passed away Saturday, June 16, 2012 at St. Joseph's hospital. Born March 2, 1926, in Syracuse, Bob was a graduate of Nottingham High and the Syracuse University School of Broadcasting. From 1944 to 1951 he was an announcer and producer at WAGE (now WHEN) Syracuse. He then joined Doug Johnson Associates, handling radio and TV production and media buying. In 1958 he built and was part owner and General Manager of WSEN (AM & FM) Baldwinsville. He also produced more than 50 major country music concerts at the War Memorial and State Fair Coliseum in the 1960's and 70's. After selling WSEN in 1974 he became Director of Fund Raising and then Executive Director of the Onondaga Unit of the American Cancer Society. From 1988 to his retirement in 1993 he served as the ACS N.Y. State manager of computer operations in 22 upstate counties. Appointed in 1974 to the Lysander Zoning Board of Appeals, Bob became chairman in 1975 and in 1977 moved to the Lysander Planning Board, becoming its chair in 1982. In 1987 he joined the Lysander Town Board serving two elective terms, and was Deputy Supervisor from 1991 to his retirement in 1995. Bob's lifetime interest in music led to the authorship of three biodisciographies about big band leaders Tommy and Jimmy Dorsey published in 1995, 1999 and 2008. Two of these books were given national awards for historical research in jazz. He served as president of the Baldwinsville Theatre Guild and was director of lighting and special effects for many Guild productions. He also appeared in several Theatre Guild dinner theatre comedies. Bob was chairman of the Canton Woods Senior Center board of directors, serving two terms on the board. From 1995 to 2009 he was a volunteer teacher of computer classes for senior citizens. A member of the funding group of Baldwinsville PAC-B, Inc., the non-profit operators of Channel 98, he served many years as technical and program director for the channel. He was named Baldwinsville "Man Of The Year" in 2000.
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Cream Cheese Brownie Royale
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|Low fat brownie mix
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|Cold coffee/Water
|2⁄3 Cup (10.67 tbs)
|Reduced fat cream cheese
|8 Ounce, softened (1 Package)
|Fat free skim milk
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Sugar substitute/Equivalent of 10 teaspoons sugar
|5 Gram (5 Packets)
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1. Preheat oven to 350°F. Coat 13x9-inch nonstick baking pan with nonstick cooking spray.
2. Combine brownie mix and coffee in large bowl; stir until blended. Pour brownie mixture into prepared pan.
3. Beat cream cheese, milk, sugar substitute and vanilla in medium bowl with electric mixer at medium speed until smooth. Spoon cream cheese mixture in dollops over brownie mixture. Swirl cream cheese mixture into brownie mixture with tip of knife.
4. Bake 30 to 35 minutes or until toothpick inserted in center comes out clean. Cool completely in pan on wire rack.
5. Cover with foil and refrigerate 8 hours or until ready to serve. Cut into 16 squares; garnish as desired.
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A SPECTACULAR week to showcase the seafood industry is looming large on the horizon.
Humber Seafood Summit comes to Grimsby on Wednesday, September 17 with University of Hull also hosting a major international fisheries conference earlier in the day.
Both feature an evening reception ahead of a full day of business.
The first event launches at The Deep in Hull. North Sea Fish – Innovation from Catch To Plate is the result of the university working with partner organisations from four European countries, looking at some of the challenges and opportunities that face the fisheries.
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It brings together specialist guest speakers from the UK, the Netherlands, Belgium and Denmark, to discuss a broad range of issues – from branding to environmental sustainability and supply chains – with the aim of building a more economically viable fishing industry.
Tom Pickerell, technical director for Grimsby-based Seafish, will speak after the reception dinner, with experts on the main day, to be held at the university, including Grimsby's Mike Mitchell, technical and corporate social responsibility director at Young's Seafood.
Also at the lectern will be Mariëtte de Visser, lead beneficiary of North Sea Fish; consumer insight specialist Jonathan Banks; Olga van der Valk of Wageningen University, who will speak about sustainable fisheries governance; Gerard van Keken, an independent researcher/consultant who will focus on place branding and Stephanie Maes, co-ordinator of Fisheries Local Action Group.
Presentations will consider how traditional fishing ports like Grimsby have reinvented themselves as fish processing centres alongside new branding initiatives being carried out by small "artisan" fisheries to increase their market value.
Pam Jackson, research and enterprise manager at the Business School, said: "Ultimately, our aim is to raise value and increase markets for fish. We have been looking at innovation in every aspect of the fishing industry, from how the fish is caught to consumption. Our researchers have been looking at everything from fish volumes to the different models of getting produce to markets.
"We've also looked in detail at the technologies used in fish supply chains and how these can be enhanced."
The latter has involved working with local businesses, facilitated by Simon Dwyer, managing director of Grimsby-based Seafox Management Consultants Ltd. Key to the improvements has been research into supply chain connectivity carried out in the School of Engineering, led by senior lecturer, Nicholas Riley.
A day later, in Grimsby, a knowledge bank of epic proportions will descend on the fifth Humber Seafood Summit, with a big focus also to be given to the World Seafood Congress, which comes to the town in 2015.Paul Williams, chief executive of Seafish, said "This event has continued to grow in size and success year upon year, and this year is no exception. With a wide range of internationally respected speakers and delegates, the conference is once again proving to be a flagship event in our national seafood industry calendar."We are delighted to launch registration for World Seafood Congress 2015 at the summit, which will further cement the integral role this region plays in our industry. As with every year, we are confident that lively, interesting and valuable discussions on the key issues will be sparked by our speakers at the Summit. It promises to be an event to remember."The events come as today a large Canadian delegation is welcomed to Grimsby, with representatives of more than a dozen North American seafood firms.
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Sally Hansen Hard As Nails Xtreme Wear Nail Color in Bubblegum Pink (38)
20 reviews
80% would repurchase
Package Quality: 4.6
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Package Quality: 4.6
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on 1/13/2015 1:42:00 AM
Age: 30-35
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Hair: Blond, Other, Other
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Such a fun shade of pink! The only reason I didn't give this top marks was that there is supposed to be shimmer in it. If you look at the bottle, you can see little bits of gold shimmer but it goes on like a creme. It was a little disappointing but the color that goes on the nails is lovely and girly. Xtreme Wear always has great formulas for the price. Easily opaque in 2 coats (probably could have gotten away with 1, but I can never do just 1!!)
on 5/7/2013 8:26:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I love the color but unfortunately this polish causes bubbles after I apply. At first I thought I shook the bottle too much so I redid my nails the next day and the same thing happened. Not sure if I just got a bad bottle but the polish is very thick also.
on 3/31/2013 9:36:00 PM
Age: 25-29
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Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
This definitely is bubblegum pink but I love it! Am wearing it right now. It is opaque in one coat but I use two just because I use at least two coats with all of my polishes. I have to respectfully disagree with a previous poster who said this has shimmer in it. There is NO shimmer. Its a cream. No shimmer at all. However, it would look great with glitter over. May do that next time...
on 3/28/2013 3:11:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Olive, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
Cute color great for spring but a little too much shimmer. I prefer Sinful Colors "cotton candy".
on 6/5/2012 2:23:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Hazel
The color its amazing: a creamy neon barbie pink. Im a nc20-30, not the best color for my warm skin but i really love it.
I taked a lippie off because of the formula is a little too thick.
on 1/27/2012 8:39:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Dry, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Hazel
The Xtreme Wear formula is one of my all time favorites and this is the perfect shade of bright, ultra girly pink. It's kind of similar in color to Pepto-Bismol, which is sort of gross but it's also an accurate comparison. I gave this 4 stars because I did find this color to be a little streaky. I'm not sure if I might have gotten my hands on an older bottle or what, because I've never had this problem before. I would still repurchase this shade again though because I know I can depend on Xtreme Wear for great coverage at an affordable price point.
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Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
AWESOME product! This bubblegum pink is truly a barbie pink, but a little darker. It has a matte finish, but glossy on top like any other nail polish. Its great for summer, and definitely makes my skin look tanner ;)
$2.59 at Ulta (I ended up buying 4 of these Xtreme wear polishes and used the $3.50 off $10 coupon they have all the time--> around $8 for four Sally Hansen polishes, yay!)
The formula was great at first- thin, but not too thin so that it glided very nicely along the nail. however after owning in for a couple months i feel that it has thickened up ever so slightly. I have another color in Mint Sorbet (a mint green color) and that was thickened up more. I'm not sure if it is because of the difference in shelf life between the two bottles (one might've been stocked a longer time ago)..
However for $2.59 i love this line of nail polish. It dries pretty fast, and its VERY opaque. I feel that you could get away with simply one thickish coat of this on the nails. I personally do 2, just so its easier to dry.. but if im in a hurry 1 coat would do.
Pros- cheap, GREAT color (my perfect pink), nice color selection for this line (they have metallics to mattes to glitters).
Cons- product might thicken up, however at this price and with these fun colors I wouldnt mind replacing them every now and then with different nail colors that go in and out. I think i'll be buying a bright coral from this line because it is just a fun color to have, and I don't want to spend that much money on colors I wont be wearing too often.
Will repurchase!
on 7/28/2011 3:43:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Oily, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
I really like the Sally Hansen Xtreme Wear line but I got this pink because i really wanted a cream pink. But I gave it 4 lippys because i dont really like the shimmers in it.
on 7/13/2011 7:58:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Olive, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I was planning to give this a very bad review because i've only tried to use it 2 times and i have had a very painful and difficult time trying it to really work on my nails, but after a reading many reviews it seems that the problem is my bottle....the formula is very thick, it seems like i have had it for centuries! The color is very nice but the first coat is very streaky so minimum you will need 2 and it might not work...it looks very very thick and i dont like that at all...maybe is just mine and i will try to drop some accetone or something to make it thineer and easier to apply.
The packaging is very nice although....just that the brush is really big and fat....maybe later i will do an update...
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Age: 19-24
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Hair: Brown, Curly, Medium
Eyes: Hazel
Bubblegum Pink is a creamy, cool toned lilac pink with a very slight, barely detectable opalescent sheen. The formula of this polish is pretty nice. It's an opaque, cream formula that reaches full opacity with two coats. Application with the first coat can be a little streaky, but with two coats it seems to even out. The formula is a bit on the thicker side, so I probably wouldn't do three coats with this polish. I really love this color and I think it will be a "frequent" of mine. It's pretty much almost identical (minus the opalescence) to another fav. of mine, Revlon Fast Dry Nail Enamel in Cupid.
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I had a thought that may or may not transfer over from the column I was reading on Tuesday Morning Quarterback.
Basically the point was that by replacing the cars with the lowest MPG with those just a little better, we would be saving the most gas as a nation.
Can this transfer over to the Reds, if by replacing the absolute worst players from an OPS standpoint(Patterson, Bako, post injury Keppinger?) with those that are just adequate, (Dickerson, Hanigan, and fully healed Keppinger) would that be enough of an increase in runs to put the Reds back towards the top?
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Prokofiev's harrowing First Violin Sonata. The background is vital. In the 1930s, Prokofiev, with an international touring career, was duped into returning to Russia by hollow promises from the Soviets. There he was engulfed by Stalin's Great Terror and saw associates "disappeared" and murdered. The horror left a permanent mark. It effectively characterises the First Violin Sonata and can be heard everywhere in the piece: Osborne's darkly tolling bells and Ibragimova's fragile depiction of sheer icy chill in her hair-raising, otherworldly scales are unforgettable. The performance from these two artists is unremittingly riveting. The beautiful Five Melodies (song transcriptions) and the playful aspects of the delightful Second Sonata offer some relief from the tension of the First.
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Monday, October 27th, 2014: Today is a typical cool refreshing autumn day. I hike up the Old Toll Road and take a side trip to Little Mountain. The berry bushes are red and the nearby scenery is some nice past peak bronze foliage dappled with green pines and several ponds. I hike up the Old Toll Road to the Halfway House Site then down the Royce Trail to the Cart Path. I head out to some viewpoints and head up the Great Pasture Trail up Monte Rosa. I head to the summit which is windy and cool. I hike the Pumpelly Trail to Town Line Peak. The views are splendid with clear views of the Green Mountains of Vermont as well as Boston. The White Mountains are hidden behind clouds. The foliage to the north of the mountain is past peak with many of the trees turning bare below. I take the Smith Connecting Link to Bald Rock and the Cliff Walk down to the Parker Trail. I go to all the viewpoints and seats along the way near the path. I head down the Old Toll Road as it is starting to get dark finishing a 9.5 mile hike.
Above: Frederick Pitcher on Town Line Peak, Mount Monadnock
September 3rd, 2014
Wednesday, September 3rd, 2014: It is a warm day forecast to be in the high 80's with low humidity in the valleys. I head up the Old Toll Road to the Halfway House Site. The view is nice from the small pasture at the site. I hike down the Royce Trail to the Cart Path to Mossy Brook Trail to Great Pasture Trail up Monte Rosa. There is a west breeze that dries the sweat off me. I head for the summit of Mount Monadnock and it is quite breezy and pleasant on top. School just started everywhere and the mountain is quiet this week. There are only a few other hikers right now on top this afternoon. You can see Boston, the Green Mountains, Mount Moosilauke clearly and very faintly the distant Franconia Mountains. I hike the Pumpelly Trail to Town Line Peak and the Crag right before Cascade Link then retrace my steps back. I take the Smith Connecting Link to Bald Rock and take the Cliff Walk down. My thermometer read 67 F degrees in the shade on Bald Rock. I go to all the seats and viewpoints along the way. I take the Hello Rock Trail to the Old Toll Road. I finish my tour with a visit to Little Mountain.
Sunday, July 27th, 2014: The parking lots have been nearly full on the weekends with the recent beautiful summer weather. It rains heavy into midday today this mild humid Sunday. The radar looks clear in Jaffrey in the afternoon after rain passes through. There are only two other cars in the 124 Old Toll Road trailhead at 2:30 PM this Sunday. It is probably still raining in Boston now, where a lot of hikers come from. It is rain free here in Jaffrey. I hike up the Old Toll Road to the Halfway House Site. I hike up the Fairy Spring Trail to Monte Rosa. From Monte Rosa there are views and I could see a Perkins Pond as well as Gap Mountain in the foggy haze. Just above the mountain reaches into the clouds. It looks like it might rain so I head up the Smith Summit Trail. It is foggy above treeline. I reach the summit and I heard from another hiker that there were only 10 other cars at State Park Headquarters. I don't waste much time then I head down the White Arrow Trail. It gets dark grey as I reach the Sidefoot Trail. I decide to head down the Sidefoot Trail. The trail has wet slippery lichen covered ledges on it on the first 3rd of the trail. I reach the Halfway House Site and down the Old Toll Road. There are a few rumbles of thunder. Toward the west the sky looks brighter but to the south it is grey. It seems safe to make a quick side trip to Little Mountain. I can see the Wapack Range under overcast and grey skies. I hear another rumble of thunder then I head down to 124. There is only one other car in the lot and I saw two hikers heading up the mountain. I was a little incredulous that there were a few hikers going up given that there were some rumbles of thunder. I reached Jaffrey for a cup of coffee and the skies brightened and cleared towards Mount Monadnock. Later I looked at the radar and a storm developed and headed south missing Monadnock. It turned out to be a nice short quiet weekend hike on Mount Monadnock.
Wednesday, April 9th, 2014: I get a late start from 124 hiking in the afternoon. I walk up the Old Toll Road to the Cart Path. It is a pleasantly cool and breezy day. It is forecast to be in the 50's F in the region. In the hardwood zone on the south slope of the mountain the ground is getting largely bare and the snow is patchy. Above 2000 feet in the spruce zone there is 6-18 inches of snow depending on elevation. The conditions are quite icy on the mountain which is typical for this time of the year. The going was slow between the difficult icy sections and sinking into spring snow on the less used trails. I head up the Great Pasture Trail up Monte Rosa. There are some icy areas before breaking out of the woods and onto the open ledges that offer expansive views toward the Green Mountains of Vermont and Berkshires of Massachusetts. I take the Smith Summit to Amphitheater Trail to White Arrow Trail. Above tree-line there is more exposed rock and there are some areas of snow high on the mountain. On the summit Mount Washington is visible on this breezy day. Boston is also visible from the summit and the views are pretty clear. The temperature is about 40 F degrees on top with 40 mph winds. I return down the White Arrow Trail. I hike Bald Rock and use microspikes for ice traction which is a good choice descending Bald Rock. Just below Bald Rock the Cliff Walk is steep and conditions get very icy. I take the Noble Trail and in one steep section I was descending I hugged several trees and using micro spikes. Without ice traction there is no way down there. It drops off steeply all around this section of the Noble Trail. There is about 6 inches of snow on the ground and the conditions are icy as I head down. I reach the Halfway House site below snow line and I go ankle deep in mud. The sun is now setting on the horizon. I hike down the Old Toll Road and take a side trip to Little Mountain. The moon shines on the wet road as I head down to Route 124.
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We Care 2012: Back to Zero
KOKOMO, IN – WWKI's We Care is once again broke. Not a single penny remains in the charity's accounts now that we have distributed the $412,495.34 raised during the 2012 fiscal year. Just as Dick Bronson promised when he started We Care forty years ago, every penny of the funds raised goes to help the needy at Christmas time.
On Wednesday, December 19th, the funds were dispersed to five local charities and a small portion was deposited in the We Care Hope Trust Fund:
- Salvation Army – $105,000.00
- The Goodfellows – $105,000.00
- Kokomo Rescue Mission – $105,000.00
- Bona Vista – $85,000.00
- Mental Health Association – $10,000.00
- We Care Hope Trust Fund – $2,495.34
Notable contributions to the 2012 total include:
- Mike Wyant's We Care Park – $75,000.00
- Trim-A-Tree Festival – $53,653.99
- Bar Wars – $9,935.58
We Care – It truly is the Heart of Kokomo.
For Additional Information:
WWKI – We Care, Inc.
519 North Main Street
Kokomo, IN 46901
(765) 459-4191
Trim-A-Tree Festival Finds New Home
KOKOMO, IN — We Care has found a new home for the 2012 We Care Trim-A-Tree Festival. After more than six months of searching, the Trim-A-Tree festival will not have to move very far. The newly renovated Kokomo Town Center Mall will still host the festival, as the trees will be decorated and displayed in the former Phar-Mor store on the west side of the mall. This location will also house the We Care Store for the duration of the festival.
The 2012 We Care Trim-A-Tree festival reservation day will be on Wednesday, August 1st. Reservation can be made by calling (765) 459-4191 beginning at 9 AM. Reservations are on a first-come basis, only while supplies last.
Decoration Day for the festival will be on Sunday, October 28th, 2012 at 2 PM. Note that this year's event starts earlier in the day than in previous years. Previously, the decorating could not begin until the mall officially closed. Given the new location of the event, this constraint is no longer in place. We hope the new time is more convenient for our decorators.
The 2012 We Care Trim-A-Tree Festival will officially begin on Monday, October 29th at 10 AM when the We Care Store opens for business. WWKI's Male Call will be broadcasting live from the store beginning at 9:30 AM on the 29th.
For Additional Information:
Mariesa Skogland
We Care Trim-A-Tree Coordinator
(765) 453-7826
We Care Trim-A-Tree Festival Looking for New Location
KOKOMO, IN — The We Care organization is currently looking for a location to host the 2012 Trim-A-Tree Festival and Auction. They are looking for a building or vacant space with approximately 8,000 to 12,000 square feet with plenty of free parking available. The time frame for the use of the building is Mid-October through Mid-November. Any individual or business that would like to donate the space to We Care, please contact Mariesa Skogland by phone or email: (765) 453-7826 or email@example.com.
For Additional Information:
Mariesa Skogland
We Care Trim-A-Tree Coordinator
(765) 453-7826