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The 51st Annual National Day of Prayer, held on the first Thursday of May, was celebrated at the amphitheater in Hazard Thursday afternoon. The National Prayer, this year written by Greg Laurie, senior pastor of Harvest Christian Fellowship in California, was read aloud just after noon at the same time in cities all over the nation. The Perry County Central Junior ROTC led the audience in reciting the pledge of allegiance and later performed a choreographed performance piece in honor of all prisoners of war (POWs) from every branch of the U.S. Military over the decades.
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ROCKFORD, Ill.---Six players scored for the Chicago Wolves as they claimed a 6-3 Illinois Lottery Cup American Hockey League victory over the Rockford IceHogs Friday night at the MetroCentre.
Right wing Andrew Gordon, left wing Brett Sterling, center Jordan Schroeder, left wing Bill Sweatt, defenseman Chris Tanev and center Andrew Ebbett all scored for the Wolves (6-2-1-0). Schroeder added two assists for a season-high 3 points.
Chicago goaltender Eddie Lack (5-2-0) stopped 29 shots for his third win over the IceHogs this season. Rockford goaltender Carter Hutton (3-4-1) allowed 4 goals in 14 shots before being replaced by Alec Richards (9 saves) at 10:08 of the second.
Gordon opened scoring at 4:34 in the first period with a quick shot past IceHogs goaltender Carter Hutton. Rockford (4-4-0-1) responded in kind at 16:28 with left wing Kyle Beach beating Lack off a slap shot through traffic.
Moments later on a Wolves power play, Brett Sterling grabbed a puck in the neutral zone and worked it through the IceHogs defense and past Hutton for the Wolves third man-advantage goal of the season at 18:24. The Wolves led 2-1 after 20 minutes.
Just 2:46 into the second frame, Jordan Schroeder tallied his third of the year off a setup by Tim Miller, who earned his first point of the season. Then it was defenseman Peter Andersson acting as the set-up man, helping Bill Sweatt net a power-play score off a rebound at 10:08.
Trailing 4-1 near the 10-minute mark of the second period, the IceHogs pulled Hutton and replaced him with Richards. The change sparked a quick power-play goal from center Brandon Pirri at 13:35, bringing Rockford within two.
The Wolves didn't allow for a third-period comeback from the IceHogs, though. Zack Kassian fed Chris Tanev in front of the net and the defenseman deked Richards to make it 5-1 Wolves at 10:31. It was Tanev's first AHL goal with the Wolves.
Beach scored his second goal of the evening at 15:58 to make it a 5-3 game with four minutes left to play. But the Wolves had an answer in center Andrew Ebbett, who notched his second score of the season at 17:33 to send Chicago away with the victory.
The Wolves travel to Charlotte, N.C. to face the Checkers for the first of a two-game series at 2 p.m. Sunday.
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Rockford 1 1 1 ---3
First Period---1, Chicago, Gordon 3 (Schroeder, Hunt), 4:34; 2, Rockford, Beach 2 (Flick, Paradis), 16:28; 3, Chicago, Sterling 2 (Tanev, Kassian), 18:24 pp. Penalties---Hunt, Chicago (slashing), 4:40; Morin, Rockford (hooking), 9:32; Clendening, Rockford (holding), 16:37.
Second Period---4, Chicago, Schroeder 3 (Miller, Joslin), 2:46; 5, Chicago, Sweatt 3 (Andersson, Schroeder), 10:08 pp; 6, Rockford, Pirri 4 (Kruger, St. Pierre), 13:35 pp. Penalties---Bollig, Rockford (delay of game), 0:41; Sauve, Chicago (slashing), 6:15; Connauton, Chicago (fighting), 8:21; Beach, Rockford (fighting), 8:21; Bollig, Rockford (interference), 8:41; Sweatt, Chicago (delay of game), 13:04; Joslin, Chicago (roughing), 20:00.
Third Period---7, Chicago, Tanev 1 (Pinizzotto, Kassian), 10:31; 8, Rockford, Beach 3 (unassisted), 15:58; 9, Chicago, Ebbett 2 (Davies), 17:33. Penalties---Connauton, Chicago (slashing), 2:16; Rockford (too many men, served by Beach), 7:52; Kruger, Rockford (hooking), 11:12; Stanton, Chicago (cross-checking), 12:47; Gordon, Chicago (misconduct), 17:52; Paradis, Rockford (misconduct), 17:52; Hayes, Rockford (holding), 17:52; Morin, Rockford (unsportsmanlike conduct), 19:54.
Shots on goal---Chicago: 10-4-11---25; Rockford: 15-6-11---32. Power plays---Chicago 2-9; Rockford 1-5. Goalies---Chicago, Lack (29-32); Rockford, Hutton (10-14), replaced by Richards (9-11) at 10:08 of second period. A---4,029. Referee---Trent Knorr. Linesmen---John Grandt and Aaron Mills.


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GE Paying Dearly For PCB Dumping In 1930'sJuly 26, 2010 4:56 am | by Bob Salsberg, Associated Press Writer | News | Comments
LENOX, Mass. (AP) — Once a dumping ground for chemicals, a stretch of the Housatonic River that winds near this Berkshires hamlet is being scoured in a lengthy, expensive cleanup. Now, dredging other parts of the riverbed is under consideration, but the fishers, bird watchers and swimmers who would benefit are wondering how much effort is too much.
21st Century 'Chicken-And-Egg': EVs And ChargersJuly 26, 2010 4:53 am | by Joel Schectman, AP Business Writer | News | Comments
NEW YORK (AP) — The auto industry calls it range anxiety: Drivers want electric cars but worry they won't have enough juice to make long trips. After all, what good is going green if you get stranded with a dead battery? It's a fear that automakers must overcome as they push to sell more battery-powered cars.
Manufacturing Best Practices? Take Up YogaJuly 26, 2010 4:51 am | by Diane Mastrull, AP Writer | News | Comments
CONSHOHOKEN, Pa. (AP) — As the region stumbles around in a recession hangover, Dean Jerrehian is an odd assemblage of calm, cheerfulness, and optimism for a guy making a living in one of the economy's hardest-hit sectors — manufacturing. He credits yoga. No, not his practice of it, though he does an impressive downward dog.
Minn. Town Looks Forward To ExplosionsJuly 26, 2010 4:51 am | by Bob Kelleher, AP Writer | News | Comments
NASHWAUK, Minn. (AP) — For the first time in nearly 25 years, the Itasca County town of Nashwauk has been rattled by explosions this summer. That's not unusual in northeast Minnesota's iron mining country, but in Nashwauk, the sound has been a long time in coming. After more than a decade of planning, blasting is a first step toward Essar Steel's huge project that will combine an iron mine, taconite pellet plant and steel mill.
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NEW YORK (AP) — Does that smart phone in your pocket contribute to rape and murder in the depths of Africa? Soon, you'll know: A new U.S. law requires companies to certify whether their products contain minerals from rebel-controlled mines in Congo and surrounding countries. It's a move aimed at starving the rebels of funds and encouraging them to lay down their arms.
Ford Announces Car-Based Explorer, No More V-8July 26, 2010 4:49 am | by Dee-Ann Durbin, AP Auto Writer | News | Comments
DEARBORN, Mich. (AP) — The Ford Explorer, the hulking family-hauler that helped launch the SUV boom in the early 1990s, is back. And it hopes to define a new generation of more streamlined, fuel-efficient sport utility vehicles. Ford begins a marketing campaign Monday for the 2011 Ford Explorer, which will be in dealerships this winter.
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We've all heard about the Taser, so much so that it's starting to get a bad reputation. Enter the "Dazer Laser." According to the manufacturer, it can be used to disorient suspects without resorting to harsher techniques like the aforementioned Taser. Based on the video below, it would certainly seem to be effective at being incredibly annoying, at least.
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Dear Niece, Thank you for making me a very proud aunt. It's my first time, and I'm extremely excited about the new addition to our clan. I plan on spoiling the bejesus out of you, being there for you, and doing everything that a good aunt is supposed to do, at the best of my ability anyways, and always.
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Computer Imprintable Label Systems (CILS — Burlington, MA) has launched their new CIL8200S Metalized polyester range of chemical-resistant labels, which can be customed "in-house" using a Thermal Transfer Printer. The labels, when used in combination of thermal transfer ribbons, resist a range of chemicals and solvents, and are suitable for rating plate and batch ID labels for fuel valves, hydraulic pumps, flow control...
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Master Magnetics, Inc. (Castle Rock, CO) has announced the Magnetic Cup Caddy, a beverage holder designed with the warehouse or manufacturing plant in mind. The Caddy magnetically attracts to any flat ferrous metal surface, making it ideal for use on a forklift, toolbox, or filing cabinet. It holds an insulated mug, a hot or cold container, an aluminum can, or a fountain cup.
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Master Bond Inc. (Hackensack, NJ) has developed the Polymer System EP31 for use with a variety of substrates, including metals, plastics, rubbers, ceramics, and glass. The two-part system has a lap shear strength exceeding 4,600 psi, a peel strength of more than 40 pli, a tensile modulus of more than 410,000 psi, and a flexural strength that exceeds 13,000 psi.
Mohawk Settles Suit With Workers Over Illegal ImmigrantsJuly 23, 2010 5:02 am | News | Comments
CALHOUN, Ga. (AP) — Employees of Mohawk Industries who sued claiming the carpet manufacturer hired illegal immigrants to keep wages low could be getting settlement checks this fall. Judge Harold Murphy issued an administrative closure in the six-year-old case in U.S. District Court in Rome on Thursday.
Kestrel To Overtake Naval Base, Create 250 JobsJuly 23, 2010 5:00 am | News | Comments
AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) — A company plans to bring a manufacturing operation to Maine's former Brunswick Naval Air Station after the base closes, creating up to 250 jobs. Gov. John Baldacci says Kestrel aircraft company will start with 50 to 75 jobs, and then expand. U.S. Rep. Chellie Pingree said Friday at the announcement in the Augusta State Airport that "any time you talk about new jobs coming to Maine — that's good news.
What Should Taxpayers Expect Of GM's Subprime Lending?July 23, 2010 4:34 am | by David Pitt and Tom Krisher, AP Business Writers | News | Comments
DETROIT (AP) — General Motors is getting into the subprime lending business. And that means taxpayers are, too. But these car loans aren't as risky as you might think. GM, majority owned by taxpayers, is buying a company that makes car loans to shoppers with poor credit. Unlike home loans, though, the risk in subprime auto lending is relatively low and may reward GM.
Dell To Pay $100 Million Over Wall Street FraudJuly 23, 2010 4:32 am | by Marcy Gordon, AP Business Writer | News | Comments
WASHINGTON (AP) — Computer maker Dell Inc. is paying $100 million to settle civil charges that it fraudulently used payments from Intel to pump up its profits to meet Wall Street targets over five years, the government announced Thursday. Under the settlement with the Securities and Exchange Commission, company Chairman and CEO Michael Dell also agreed to pay a separate $4 million civil penalty.
Zinc Smelter Explodes, 2 Dead, 1 InjuredJuly 23, 2010 4:31 am | by Joe Mandak, Associated Press Writer | News | Comments
MONACA, Pa. (AP) — An explosion Thursday at a zinc smelting plant in western Pennsylvania killed two people and injured at least one, authorities said. A worker who initially had been reported missing was among the dead, Beaver County emergency dispatcher Kevin Joy said. The rest of the work force at the Horsehead Corp.
Ford Posts 2Q Profit, Sales Rise 28 PercentJuly 23, 2010 4:30 am | by Dee-Ann Durbin and Tom Krisher, AP Auto Writers | News | Comments
DEARBORN, Mich. (AP) — Ford Motor Co. posted a strong second-quarter profit Friday but trimmed its U.S. sales forecast and predicted weaker results in the second half as the economy slowly recovers. The automaker surprised Wall Street, making $2.6 billion in the quarter as it continued to grab sales from rivals.
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Each year, heart disease is at the top of the list of the country's most serious health problems. In fact, statistics show that cardiovascular disease is America's leading health problem, and the leading cause of death. Consider the most recent statistics released by the American Heart Association:
Approximately 84 million people in this country suffer from some form of cardiovascular disease, causing about 2,200 deaths a day, averaging one death every 40 seconds.
Almost one out of every three deaths results from cardiovascular disease.
The direct and indirect costs of cardiovascular disease and stroke are about $315 billion. This figure is increasing every year.
An estimated 15 million U.S. adults have coronary heart disease.
Approximately 78 million U.S. adults have high blood pressure, and an estimated 20 million have diabetes.
It is estimated that an additional 8 million adults have undiagnosed diabetes and 87 million have pre-diabetes.
Heart failure affects well over 5 million U.S. adults.
Cardiovascular disease is the cause of more deaths than cancer, chronic lower respiratory diseases, and accidents combined.
It is a myth that heart disease is a man's disease. In fact, cardiovascular diseases are the number one killer of women (and men).
About one-third of cardiovascular disease deaths occurred before age 75.
On average, someone in the U.S. suffers a stroke every 40 seconds.
Stroke is a leading cause of serious, long-term disability that accounts for more than half of all patients hospitalized for a neurological disease.
Women have a higher lifetime risk of stroke than men.
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An estimated 68 percent of U.S. adults are overweight or obese.
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This petite Baltic Amber Celtic Sterling Silver ring highlights the warm hues of the natural amber in honey brown. This Celtic weave perfectly accents the flecked Baltic Amber center stone. This would be an ideal pinky ring or as a subtle accent of warm brown Amber with your other jewelry. The oval stone measures 3/8" in width and the ring is offered in whole sizes 5-9. This ring can be complimented with our other Baltic Amber jewelry offered in tones of soft yellow, moss green as well as the honey brown.
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When Google Maps was first released, a huge amount of interest was generated by new satellite photos available for viewing throughout the world. The "I can see my house from here" effect took hold as everyone used Google Maps for the first time. Sites like GoogleSightseeing.com and others emerged as a place to keep track of all of these interesting sights as a blog/index to tune into. In fact, GoogleSightseeing was the first ever site covered here on Google Maps Mania back on April 13th, 2005!
The new Street View addition to Google Maps is giving rise to a new form of Google Maps sightseeing as Google Maps users start to cover new ground and virtually explore Street View cities (New York, Miami, San Francisco Bay Area, Las Vegas and Denver). Check out my post last week about Google Maps Street View if you missed it. Blogs are starting to post interesting sights and established Google Maps sightseeing sites are also revealing plans to keep track of these interesting sites. Sit back and watch this new area of web mapping evolve and take a look at the links I've been able to find thus far which are aiming to track cool new street view sites here in the early days. These come in the form of blogs, Google Gadgets, indexes and news sites:
6 Ways to Find Cool Google Maps Street Views:
1. Geo-Trotter - Stéphane Clérice of Geo-Trotter is blogging about cool new street views with interesting posts and fun pictures. Currently only in French but you can translate or just click the images!
2. StreetViewr.com - This site has emerged as a way to index new street views in raw, text format. See an interesting street view? Submit it here or just peruse the list and look for interesting descriptions. Examples: "Hey dude - high five!" or "Love is the answer - but what is the question?"
3. iGoogle "Street View Of the Day" Gadget - Keir Clarke of the Virtual Tourism Blog is helping you keep up with cool Google Maps Street Views by both syndicating and helping you to syndicate this new street-level imagery. Keir has created a great new Google Gadget that displays one cool Google Maps street view per day. Put it on your iGoogle homepage and have fun checking out the new sights! Also be sure to take a look through Keir's recent entries on Virtual Tourism to learn how to embed Google Maps street views in an iframe on your blog or webpage. Here it is in action with some views of San Francisco:
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4. GoogleSightseeing.com - The grand-daddy of Google Maps sightseeing sites has plans of its own to include neat street views. For now, let this post quench your Street View thirst and watch for the Turnbull brothers to release a forum in the next day or so where you'll be able to post your cool Street Views.. Interesting views will make it to the front of the GS Blog. Update: Forums are now live!
5. Street View Fun - This is a fantastic site that is indexing new Google Maps Street Views and giving you the chance to vote on them. By the looks of the number of votes this site is just starting out but looks like it should be a nice home to cool new Google Maps Street Views.
6. LaudonTech's Gallery - LaudonTech is posting cool new images via email submission and listed for your review.
7. Blogs and Social Bookmarking sites - Blogs, News sites and Social Bookmarking sites will always be places where you'll find interesting new images, tools to mash up Google Maps Street Views and news pertaining to this new imagery. Here are some recent finds:
- Mashable Blog: Top 15 Street View Sightings
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Arsenal last night smashed their transfer record as they agreed a £23million fee for Real Madrid striker Gonzalo Higuain.
Nicolas Anelka will become West Brom's top earner ever after he agreed a two-year deal worth £5million.
Ryan Giggs has accepted a player-coach role at Manchester United.
Wigan have signed keeper Scott Carson from Bursaspor.
Newcastle have Wigan's permission to speak to Arouna Kone.
Manchester City are stepping up their interest in Real Madrid defender Pepe.
Southampton fancy a double swoop for Valencia's Ever Banega and Damiao from Internacional.
Nicklas Bendtner's £3million move to Frankfurt is off after he refused to take a pay cut on his £50,000 per week wages.
Ravel Morrison wants to stay at West Ham and fight for his place.
Djibril Cisse has signed a one-year deal with Russians Kuban Krasnodar.
Crystal Palace are set to land Sierra Leone defender Umaru Bangura.
Chelsea have agreed a £9million deal with Vitesse Arnhem for midfielder Marco van Ginkel.
Roberto Mancini has hit out over his sacking from Manchester City.
Everton are confident of fending off late interest from Newcastle in Arouna Kone as they close in on a £5million deal.
Crystal Palace are considering a deal for free agents Gary O'Neil and Carlton Cole.
Southampton have confirmed an interest in Tottenham target Leandro Damiao.
Tottenham are interested in £20million-rated Roma midfielder Miralem Pjanic.
Arsenal expect Francis Coquelin to join Freiburg on loan.
Galatasaray and Besiktas are interested in Manchester United left-back Alex Buttner.
Hull have bid £4.5million for Burnley striker Charlie Austin.
Luis Suarez has three weeks to sort out his future.
West Brom will make Nicolas Anelka their highest-ever paid player with a package of over £50,000 per week.
Norwich have offered £6million for Senegal striker Dame N'Doye.
Hull boss Steve Brice is giving striker Aaron McLean a free transfer.
Watford could still keep Matej Vydra at Vicarage Road next season.
Southampton have confirmed their interest in signing former Spurs target Leandro Damiao.
Wigan have landed Scott Carson from Bursaspor for £1million.
Tottenham and Everton are battling over a loan deal for Barcelona's rising star Gerard Deulofeu.
Newcastle wideman Shane Ferguson is a £1.5million target for Wolves.
Gonzalo Higuain is set to complete his £22million move to Arsenal in the next 48 hours.
David Moyes is set to announce that Wayne Rooney is staying at Manchester United.
Gonzalo Higuain has flown into London to sign a three-year deal with Arsenal worth £100,000 per week.
Roberto Mancini has launched a bitter attack on Manchester City chief executive Ferran Soriano.
Chelsea have finally snapped up Dutch midfielder Marco van Ginkel for £8million.
Arsenal last night were finalising negotiations with Gonzalo Higuain.
Spurs are considering a bid for Roma midfielder Miralem Pjanic.
Newcastle have made a late attempt to hijack Arouna Kone's £5million move from Wigan to Everton.
Liverpool will offer Martin Skrtel the chance to rebuild his career at Anfield.
Gonzalo Higuain is on the brink of joining Arsenal.
Newcastle were last night attempting to hijack Arouna Kone's £6.5million move to Everton.
Chelsea have agreed a deal for Dutch star Marco van Ginkel.
Blackburn have completed the signing of striker DJ Campbell.
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Hamburg, NY – Hilbert College's Edward Heffron has been named as the Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference's Defensive Player of the Week for men's soccer with the week ending October 17, 2010. The Hawks went 2-1 during the week with both victories staged against AMCC opponents. The Williamsville, NY left full back performed well under pressure at a time in the season when his team needed a focused leader on defense. Heffron, a starter all year, helped to minimize AMCC opponent scoring opportunities against D'Youville College (3-1 victory) and a 2-0 shutout against La Roche.
Not only has the Cardinal O'Hara Hawk been a strong and reliable defender, he has showed some offensive grit this past week as well. His week's stat line: 3 shots, 1 shot on goal, and 1 assist on the goal to secure the win against La Roche.
At the 15-game mark, Heffron has two points on the season, and has taken 8 shots with 2 being on target. Hilbert stands 3-2-1 in AMCC play and 3-11-1 overall. The Hawks are still in contention for the 6th place slot in the AMCC play-offs with three games remaining on their 2010 regular season schedule.
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Color:A casual wardrobe staple, reinterpreted: Our Mitch Sneaker combines soft suede with metallic leather for a touch of polish and shine. The Seventies-sporty design is finished with a perforated logo on one side.
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Rated 2 out of 5 by Angie303 cute sneaker but ... I loved the look of these on line & really wanted to love them in person. I think the white shoe lace (although can easily be replaced) looks really bad with this shoe. Also the upper toe section is so long it looked like I had even bigger feet in these. Sorry but I had to return. The gift wrapping was so beautiful too but it all had to go back. :( December 10, 2013
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The Tivoli also has a history of ghost stories. I have talked to some of the maintenance people myself. They say that they are afraid to be alone in the building at night. One of them told me about a construction crew he worked with. They said that they had heard strange noises and felt watched Even though they were tough guys, they were also afraid to be alone at night in the building.
One of the common haunting stories in the Tivoli is of a little girl that is seen running around the hallways. Some believe it to be the ghost of a little girl who died in a house that was located where one of the wings of the building is now. Others think that she could be Moritz Sigi's daughter. She might have enjoyed running around the brewery, and continues to do so to this day as a discarnate spirit.


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The top-seeded Harwood Union girls' varsity field hockey team (13-1-3) defeated the third-seeded Otter Valley team on Saturday, November 6, to claim the second state championship title in the last three years.
"Every player on our team played like a champion," said head coach Heidi Hill, who also led the Highlanders to their championship in her first season as head coach in 2008.
"To come into a hugely intense, big-time environment like the finals at the UVM stadium, and have these players do exactly as the coaching staff asked, is so satisfying. We're just so excited to take home this championship, and I'm so proud of each and every player on our team. They all wanted this so badly, and it's really just amazing," she continued.
All-Star senior and tri-captain Sophie Lisaius got things rolling for the lady Highlanders as she scored a beautiful goal on a blazing shot taken from a penalty corner pass from fellow senior and tri-captain Sarah Reid.
Both Lisaius and Reid were sophomore members of the Harwood team that notched a perfect, undefeated season in which they captured the crown in 2008. Both girls played big roles in landing the title this year, ultimately earning them spots on the 2010 Vermont All-Star/Twin State game team.
Said Lisaius, "I can't tell you what a big deal this is for all of us. I thought winning it in 2008 was unbelievable, but to end up with the title in my senior year is just so, so special, and one couldn't ask for a happier ending!"
But Otter Valley wouldn't go away lightly, and they tied the game 1 to 1 minutes later on a ripping shot that snuck past standout senior and tri-captain net-minder Chelsea Delphia, who was also a starter on the 2008 championship team.
Then, Highlander freshman Katie Martin snapped the 1-1 deadlock at 19:06 of the first half on a rebound scramble goal in front, and the lady stickers never looked back. And, before the half ended, senior Sarah Reid drove home the insurance goal on a rebound in front of the Otter Valley net that had come from another well-earned penalty corner to put the Highlanders in the lead for good, 3 to 1.
As the second half unfolded, the Harwood team showed no signs of letting up, and they continued to play a very disciplined, well-positioned and defensive style of play, which kept Otter Valley from getting back into the game.
As the strong contingent of black-and-gold-clad Harwood Union faithful fans cheered them on in the chilly stadium, the clock slowly ticked away, and when the time finally ran out, Harwood had won it again for the second time in just three years.
Senior Sarah Reid said moments after the victory, "This is just an incredible team of girls that really loved each other, and we all wanted to win the championship so badly, and it's just really incredible that we pulled together and actually won it all. What a day for Harwood field hockey!"
Harwood girls' soccer makes history
On Saturday, November 6, the Harwood girls' soccer team made history. With a 1-0 win over Milton at Randolph High School in the finals, the girls earned the first-ever state championship in the program's history.
This was a magic run to the championship. Despite losing nine seniors from last year's team that lost to Milton in the finals in penalty kicks, this 2010 team never mentioned the word "rebuilding." With so many new players, including four freshmen in the starting lineup, this team came together at the right time in playoffs.
The run to the championship for the number-four seeded (9-4-1) Highlanders started with an impressive opening round win over number-13 Otter Valley on October 28. Led by sophomore scoring leader Laura Moore's three goals, Harwood went on to a 5-0 win. This allowed the team to host #5 Hartford on October 30 in the quarterfinal round. Once again, Laura Moore found the back of the net and despite the cold, wet and overall miserable weather conditions, the team held strong and held on for the 1-0 win.
With this win, it was on to rival Montpelier. In a rematch of last year's semi-final, Harwood was up against the number-one overall seed and undefeated Montpelier Solons. Going into the match on November 3, Harwood embraced being the underdog and with a stingy defense, huge goalkeeping from Ashley Pitrowiski and little luck, they headed into halftime scoreless.
Then, with just under 17 to go in the match, Laura Moore scored her fifth goal of the playoffs (21st of the season) on an assist from junior midfielder Liza Mackey. The girls battled and held off a relentless attack from Montpelier in the final minutes and as the buzzer sounded, their first huge upset complete, they were onto the championship match for the second year in a row.
The playoff magic road led to Randolph High School on November 6 versus the number-two seeded Milton Yellowjackets, the same team that beat Harwood in last year's finals match in penalty kicks and who entered the match with a 16-1 record. For the second match in a row, Harwood entered as the lower seed and a team that was not expected to win. The girls once again embraced this and made the most of their opportunities. In the first 10 minutes, Milton came out strong and dominated play and controlled the match.
However, the score remained tied at zero and in the 16th minute, freshman Anna Bauer served a tremendous ball and found a streaking Liza Mackey in behind the defensive who beat the goalkeeper and a defender to the ball and buried it in the back of the net. This electrified the Harwood fans who outnumbered their opposing fans 3-1. For the remainder of the match, which seemed forever, the Highlanders held strong and found ways to hold off a surging Milton attack. Ashley Pitrowiski had the match of her career with huge saves and leadership.
The back line of freshmen -- Amy Graham, Haley Cleary, Anna Bauer and junior Anna Hofmann -- absorbed the pressure but didn't break. The one or two times it did, Pitrowiski came up with a big save or Cleary broke up a breakaway. As the minutes slowly passed by, the anticipation from players and fans became unnerving. In the last 10 minutes as Harwood continued to clear the ball out of their half, the sense of "it" actually happening started to take shape. As the ball was cleared one more time and players and fans started counting down the final seconds, the final buzzer finally sounded and pandemonium erupted. It happened; the Highlanders finally won a championship.
Coach Jon Hammond, completing his 11th season with the program, stated, "This championship is something special, not just for this season's players but for everyone involved in the program and the broader Harwood community. The support showed towards his program is unmatched and is what makes being part of this program so rewarding. Seeing the faces of former players, parents, young girls who wanted to be part of this, family and friends shows what this championship has really done. The girls on this team proved that heart really can win over talent and athleticism. More importantly, they proved what it really means to believe!"


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WILLIAMSON — Moderate damage to one vehicle and a bent fender on the other resulted from a two-vehicle accident that occurred on U.S. 119 in the southbound lane at the cut-thru on Wednesday afternoon.
According to Williamson City Police Patrolman Darry Paige, James Staten, of Chattaroy, was operating a GMC Colorado truck that collided with the rear of a 1998 Ford Ranger driven by Greg Ramey of S. Williamson, Ky. Staten allegedly failed to stop, which caused the accident. The GMC was damaged on the left side of the bed of the truck and sustained a busted tire as well. The left rear of Ramey's truck suffered minor damage.
The Williamson Fire Department and Chief Jerry Mounts responded to the scene but said no injuries were reported. The firemen assisted with traffic control and clean-up of debris. A wrecker was called to transport one of the vehicles.
Williamson Police Chief C.D. Rockel asked to remind the public that this stretch of road is an area that has seen many traffic accidents, and encourages everyone to use caution when approaching the traffic lights and to look carefully to make sure there the way is clear before turning onto U.S. Rt. 52. The General Foglesong Bridge is also slick when the temperature dips below freezing and the snowflakes begin to fall, creating the need for decreased speeds.


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The second Annual Christmas Blood Drive will take place on Monday, Dec. 17 from 1:30 p.m.-6 p.m at the Elkin Rescue Squad located at 940 N. Bridge Str.
Sponsors for the event are the Tri-County Sertoma and the American Red Cross.
This year's holiday blood drive is dedicated to the memory of the late Charles Madison, a 26 year member of the Tri-County Sertoma.
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Album Review: Neu! Box Set (Groenland)
The influence of the Krautrock movement - the rough collective of German bands that mixed rambling guitar rock with the glistening sound of synthesizers and programmed beats - is a wonderfully enduring one. Pick up an album by LCD Soundsystem, Fuck Buttons or Stereolab, and you can pick out the insistent rhythms and drones that marked the three properly released LPs by the band known as NEU! Founded in the early '70s by Michael Rother and Klaus Dinger, both of whom were members of one of the first lineups of Kraftwerk, NEU!'s work emphasized steady almost robotic rhythms overlaid with wandering Indian-influenced guitar work, fluttering bits of electronic noise and the occasional crash of metal on metal. They were studio tricksters as well, populating the entire second side of their 1973 LP NEU! 2 with reconstructions of one of their early singles. With their continued influence still very evident, this new release is a welcome one for curiosity seekers and longtime fans, even if it comes less than a decade after the re-release of the band's work by Astralwerks. This five LP box combines those previously issued albums, but also commits to vinyl a live recording from 1972 and the band's final studio sessions from 1986. The latter was originally released by Dinger's own label Captain Trip in the mid-'90s, much to Rother's consternation. The death of his former musical partner in 2008 apparently put to rest any further bitterness who made an agreement with Dinger's heir to put the newly christened NEU! '86 into wide circulation. (The set also comes with a lovely booklet featuring some previously unseen photos of the group and testimonials from fans like John Frusciante and Thom Yorke, and your very own NEU! logo stencil.) While the live set is a fantastic, though woefully short document of the band's earliest incarnation, it is the other exclusive disc that truly stands out. With '86, Dinger and Rother take NEU! full circle, taking notes and ideas from pop and electronica producers that were obviously inspired by their work. "Dänzing" has a great warbling and wobbling club vibe that uses sampled bits of singing and spoken word in similar disorienting fashion as Front 242 and Ministry, and "Euphoria" evokes New Order's shimmery bliss. They don't completely eschew the sound that brought them to the world's attention -- the hypnotic "Drive (Grundfunken)" could slot into a DJ set behind NEU!'s opening cut, "Hallogallo" -- but it thrills most when Rother and Dinger take their band's name seriously, searching out modern forms of musical expression.


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A $300+ price point could just be this year's "early adopter" price. It would reduce demand somewhat, which may actually be good for Apple because supply will probably be constrained anyway. And it will establish the "mini" as a high-end product in the sub-8" pad space.
That price would also fit in with Apple's pricing of other products. Specifically, it would position the iPad mini above the iPod touch at $299. More logical in consumers' eyes than making the bigger device cheaper.
Some types of miniaturized products can command premium prices, but the iPod touch isn't a miniaturized version of anything. It has exactly the same screen component as iPhone 5, and Apple has conditioned the market to expect lower prices for smaller-screen devices. So pricing the iPad mini below the iPod touch would be extremely awkward. And Apple couldn't drop the price of the iPod touch so soon after its introduction.
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As the weather starts to turn colder you may be feeling drafts entering your home through the windows. Before you crank up the heat to avoid the chill, follow these tips to winterize your windows.
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You can also apply thin plastic sheets over your windows to add insulation. These can usually be easily applied by fitting the plastic to the windows and then sealing it with a hair dryer. Like the caulking, the plastic can be removed from your windows after winter.
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The models in the Pulsion watch collection are distinguished by an absolutely unique sapphire crystal. It is screwed down and extends over the sides of the case to serve as a bezel, with numerals engraved beneath the crystal and enhanced with a luminescent material. Pulsion timepieces combine a dynamic touch and the strength expected from models built for action, with the revealed complexity of contemporary Haute Horlogerie.
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LOGAN – W.Va. state police officers answering a call on a home invasion with weapons got a call from Logan 911 while en route of a possible methamphetamine lab.
According to the criminal complaints Trp. J.E. Garren, Tpr. J.G. Honaker, Tpr. S.A. Belt and Tpr. R.E. Stowers responded to 558 Huff Creek Hwy. to respond to a home invasion with weapons call.
Officers found several individuals at the back side of the residence and detained them for officer safety. Clearing the residence, officers observed a substance believed to be crystal methamphetamine on the back, outside staircase.
One of the individuals directed officers to a backpack hidden in the bushes. The backpack had methamphetamine and precursors for a mobile meth lab along with a clear plastic baggy containing a white powdery substance believed to be crystal methamphetamine.
Tpr. S. A. Belt contacted the WVSP clandestine lab removal team to obtain samples.
Police arrested Jimmy Arthur, 41, Tammy Copley, 41, Cheryl Griffin, 51, Katherine Salyers, 30, and Tommy Salyers, 28, and charged them with production of methamphetamine, conspiracy, possession of a controlled substance and possession with intent to deliver. Elija Hatfield, 36, was charged with conspiracy, possession of a controlled substance and possession with intent to deliver.
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Golfers Take Sixth to End September
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EAST AMHERST, NY – The Hilbert College men's golf team fought through a wet and windy day of competition at the Glen Oaks Country Club and pulled together for a 6th place finish. Medaille's Tyler Ceravolo was the tournament's medalist (73 score) as his team captured their own invitational, just a head of La Roche and Penn State Behrend . Hilbert's Ryan Ratajczak finished just six strokes behind the leader coming in fifth place overall to lead 6th placed Hilbert College.
Karl Blomback's 18th place finish (87), combined with Jason Tabaczynski's 94 and Jake Reinecke's 96 resulted in the Hawks 356 team score. Gary Gawera played the course, but his overall score did not factor into the Hilbert's team score.
The Hawks have a few weeks off before their last match (October 3) prior to the AMCC Championship meet in mid-October. Hilbert next competes as a team at the Spartan Shoot-out at the Tri-County Country Club hosted by D'Youville College.
Hilbert College, located in suburban Hamburg, N.Y., south of Buffalo, is a private four-year college founded in 1957 in the Catholic Franciscan tradition. With nearly 1,100 students, Hilbert is a dynamic Western New York college that offers career-focused majors, including one of the top criminal justice programs in the region, and more than 50 minors and concentrations. The college's engaging, student-centered campus community offers numerous leadership, internship, and service learning opportunities from which students launch successful careers while making positive changes in their communities. The Hilbert Blueprint promotes a well-rounded student experience over four years – starting with the Foundations Seminar in the freshman year, followed by Sophomore Service, Junior Symposium, and culminating with the Senior Capstone. Hilbert has expanded its academic offerings with the college's first graduate programs and new Accelerated Degree Programs geared to adult learners.
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Authorities are investigating an early morning crash between a moped and an SUV that killed a North Augusta man.
Donald M. Robinson, 52, of North Augusta, was pronounced dead at the scene, according to the Edgefield County Coroners Office. An autopsy is planned for Wednesday.
According to the state Highway Patrol, the second vehicle involved was a Mazda SUV driven by 39-year-old Jeffrey Enlow, of Johnston.
The crash happened at 7:10 a.m. on U.S. 25.
Both vehicles were traveling south on U.S. 25 when they collided, Trooper Billy Elder said. No other details were available, and the crash was still under investigation Tuesday afternoon, Elder said.
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Charleston County must repay $11.5 million it spent for the stalled Mark Clark Expressway project unless the state Department of Transportation agrees to build the highway on James and Johns islands, said County Council Chairman Teddie Pryor.
Thats the way the contract is written. Right now it would knock a big hole in the budget, Pryor said.
The three-way contract for the more than $400 million project is between the county, the DOT and the State Transportation Infrastructure Bank. Lawyers for the DOT and the bank are evaluating the situation.
Theyre picking it apart and looking at it, said DOT spokesman Pete Poore.
Poore knew of no timeline for a DOT decision on the future of I-526 unless the commission jumps up and says, Lets get this thing done, he said.
DOT Commission Chairman Eddie Adams of Seneca did not return a call seeking comment. Last March, he said in an interview that the project needed to be fully funded before the DOT could take responsibility for it. The bank has approved $420 million for completion of I-526. The actual price tag is unknown until the environmental review process is finished. Adams estimated that at least another $75 million is needed, and maybe more.
Poore said completion of I-526 was last brought up at a DOT commission meeting three months ago. The discussion was more about questions than answers, he said.
Just a mess
Pryor said the DOT taking over the project is the only way out of the contract for the county. The kicker is even if someone else comes in and does this road we are still liable for any cost overrun, he said.
However, if DOT agrees to assume responsibility for the road, the county is completely off the financial hook, Pryor said.
Thats what Im hoping and praying will happen, he said.
Pryor said it was a mistake for council to take on building the road.
I was new to council at that time. I had just gotten elected. But hindsight is 20/20. If I had it to do all over again I would have said no, he said.
Pryor said the situation is just a mess but he thinks a solution will happen.
I think were going to work this thing out but I dont have a timetable, he said.
Those calling for completion of the project include Pryor and mayors Joe Riley of Charleston, Billy Swails of Mount Pleasant and Keith Summey of North Charleston. Supporters, including residents of Kiawah Island, have cited the need for improved, safe evacuation during a hurricane. Opponents on James and Johns islands worry about the expressway changing the character of the islands. They would prefer improvements to existing roads. Environmentalists have cited concerns about acres of lost marshlands because of the interstate construction and the shadows that the bridges will cast on wetlands.
The eight-mile-long, four-lane highway would include five miles of bridges, including two 80-foot-tall spans over the Stono River. The project would connect Folly Road at the James Island connector with I-526 where it intersects U.S. Highway 17.
In the wake of opposition expressed at public hearings more than a year ago, council voted not to build the highway but rescinded that vote when it became apparent it would be responsible for repaying to the bank the $11.5 million spent on engineering, right-of-way acquisition and environmental studies. In effect, the bank told council it was in default on the loan agreement because it had decided not to build the road.
The council vote to rescind the decision not to build the road happened in May of last year by a margin of 5-4. Council members Colleen Condon, Dickie Schweers, Joe Qualey and Herb Sass cast the dissenting votes.
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In the original agreement, the DOT was working for the county to oversee the project. Now, the county is asking the DOT to take the expressway off its hands entirely. The bank has said OK to the new, proposed arrangement.
Clearly the DOT is not prioritizing the I-526 project, said state Rep. Chip Limehouse, R-Charleston, a member of the bank board.
The money is in place for them to start. They need to proceed with the project or deny it, he said.
Limehouse said building the eight-mile highway is not for the benefit of those who want to develop Johns and James islands, as some critics think. The project is for the benefit of the public, he said.
This is a safety project for getting people on and off the islands. Were talking about hurricane evacuation. Its time to get politics out of the equation. Clearly, theres a transportation need, he said.
About 80 percent of the cost already is allocated from the bank, he said.
In my opinion, the key to the project is getting the two bridges built, he said.
The project could be scaled back and some of the interchanges removed. It is more about moving traffic through the islands than development, he said.
Counties dont need to be in the road-building business, he said. The responsibility belongs to the state, he said.
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What is this world coming? Thats just carzy.
Oh my good god, what the hell is wrong with people!? I have a damn cat who's been humping me for a couple months now -- and although it does creep me out, am I supposed to condemn the little rapist to the pound? NO WAY! I'm just trying to refocus him. Every time he starts, I start combing him WHICH HE HATES. I'm trying to get it into his brain that when he humps me, he gets combed. What do they call that? whatever, it's working. He's quit doing it!
Maybe his "gay" dog just needed some damn attention. Sounds like he'll be better off when he finds a home who accepts him for who he is. And someone will get him, I have faith.
O, he was rescued, fortuitously. He looks like a really nice, bruiser kind of guy. Look at that waggly tail and happy submissive posturing in the picture.
Realistically, the owner was an a-hole for turning him in because he failed to understand basic dog behavior (or he didn't want to deal with a dog anymore). He was scheduled to be killed because he was a pit bull in a crappy looking animal control facility in Tennessee. I bet the facility he was in has at least a 50% kill rate and a policy against pit bulls. Just a speculation on my part.
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Is the UFC Bullshido?
Hypothesis: The UFC, and simillarly styled events, are Bullshido due to the rule sets which favor grappling over stand up fighting.
Here's the UFC's Official Rules list...
In particular, the following fouls favor the grappling arts while on the ground....
2. Eye gouging of any kind.
3. Biting.
5. Fish hooking.
6. Groin attacks of any kind.
7. Putting a finger into any orifice or into any cut or laceration on an opponent.
8. Small joint manipulation.
11. Throat strikes of any kind, including, without limitation, grabbing the trachea.
12. Clawing, pinching or twisting the flesh.
13. Grabbing the clavicle.
And these fouls (with some overlap) further limit the stand-up artist...
2. Eye gouging of any kind.
6. Groin attacks of any kind.
11. Throat strikes of any kind, including, without limitation, grabbing the trachea.
14. Kicking the head of a grounded opponent.
15. Kneeing the head of a grounded opponent.
16. Stomping a grounded opponent.
17. Kicking to the kidney with the heel.
18. Spiking an opponent to the canvas on his head or neck.
And finally, protective gear like cups, mouthpieces and gloves favor the grappler more than the stand-up artist.
Without these rules in place, the ground would certaintly be a less safe place to be during a true no holds barred match-up. Unfortunately I can't fully test my hypothesis, but simple analasys of the facts leads me to conclude that the UFC is complete and utter Bullshido.
In responce to this I feel there needs to be an inverse to the term Crappling to define just the opposite. A grappler, coddled and delusioned by a fixed ruleset, who calls himself a true Mixed Martial Artist because he learned some very basic Kickboxing which he executes very rigid and ackwardly. Crapboxing, or the Crapboxer would seem quite fitting.
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A UFC fighter told me that the UFC wants stand-up fighters.He was told by the UFC that if he trioed to take his opponant downthat they probably wouldn;t have him back.
Dana White is on record stating that the UFC wants to see stand-up fights.They put in rounds AND restarts.You are generally allowed around 2 minutes on the ground.
Mark Coleman was undefeated in the UFC.Then they instituted the stand-up rule and he lost his next 2 fights.He said "I kept hearing McCarthy yelling at me to do more of he would stand me up, so I couldn't get the takedown and relax a minute before I attacked.It tired me out fast."
MMA with no rules would be FAR more grappling than it is now.You'd have wrestlers getting guys down wedging them into the cage and gouging, headbutting and elbowing without needing to get the elevation required to throw knockout blows.They'd stay chest to chest and try the old Dan Severn move(rub head into his face til he bleeds and they stop it).
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Okay lets talk about the IVC, there rules are here pasted from the website
No biting
No eye gouging
No fishing hook
No holding the ropes
No kicking if wearing shoes
No placing hands or feet inside the opponent's trunks
The referee can restart the fight
Incidently the "restart" rule was put in because matches would stay down for the full 30 minutes.
The "trunks" rule was instituted when Gary Goodridge kept reaching into Pedro Octavio's trunks and squeezing his junk.But in that match it was allowed, so the ref did nothing.The Pedro eventually quit, more from feeling violated than being in pain IMO.
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MMA is a SPORT with RULES. The rules are there to protect the participants from debilitating injury. The fans and the fighters alike don't want to see peoples nuts get squished and eyes gouged out, they want knockouts, takedowns and submissions.
MMA has never claimed to be self defense. So what are you calling bullshit on?
Do you even follow the sport? If you did you would know that most of the champions favor striking not grappling to win their fights.
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Well sometimes I get the feeling I´m watching a bad kickboxing fight with smaller gloves when I watch UFC, but its alright. Time limits and standups due to inactivity are neccessary. Watch UFC 5, Royce Gracie VS Ken Shamrock to see what happens when two good grapplers fight with no time limit. They just lay on the floor for 40 minutes.
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18. Spiking an opponent to the canvas on his head or neck.
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