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Tuesday, February 18, 2014
Last week's winter storm gave the College of Charleston baseball team a big opportunity. A couple young pitchers, some clutch defense and few big at-bats helped the Cougars make the most of that opportunity.
College of Charleston knocked off No. 17 North Carolina, 3-1, Monday to take two of three in the season-opening series in Mount Pleasant. The wins mark the highest-ranked team the Cougars have ever defeated in a weekend series.
Originally scheduled to be played in Chapel Hill, N.C., the series moved to Patriots Point because of wintry conditions. The Cougars took advantage, picking up a 7-4 win in the season opener Saturday, along with Monday's rubber match.
"I'm really proud of our guys," Cougars head coach Monte Lee said. "Our guys competed and did a nice job.
"Obviously, we hope its' a confidence booster. We didn't know what to expect out of such a young pitching staff … and I thought they did a very nice job."
Freshman right-hander Bailey Ober picked up the win Saturday in his first collegiate appearance, while sophomore lefty Eric Bauer earned the win Monday in his first collegiate start. The two combined to pitch 11 innings, allow seven hits, one earned run with five strikeouts and three walks through their two wins.
Ober entered in the fifth inning Saturday with the Cougars trailing 4-0. He retired 13 straight batters, allowing his only two hits in the ninth inning. The Cougars rang up five runs in the bottom of the sixth, including a three-run shot over the right-field wall from Brandon Glazer.
The Cougars defense set the tone Monday. In the top of the fourth, Brandon Murray started a relay from the wall in left field to throw out the runner at the plate and end the frame. In the sixth, the Cougars converted a 9-3 double play with the bases loaded to get out of the jam. UNC threatened with the bases load again in the eighth before the Cougars shut it down with a 4-6-3 double play.
"Things like that are just big," Lee said. "We were able to make some really good plays that saved us, and I was just proud of that."
Nick Pappas tied the game in the fifth with his first career hit, scoring Ryan Welke from third. Gunnar Heidt gave the Cougars the lead in the following at-bat with an RBI single to score Blake Butler. Ben Boykin added an insurance run in the eighth and freshman right-hander Hayden McCutcheon sealed the win, forcing a 3-6-3 double play and a strikeout in the ninth.
"I'll enjoy this series win for the next few hours … and get ready for Charleston Southern. It's the next game on the schedule and that's all we can worry about right now. It's a process. We have to be process oriented."
The Cougars host Charleston Southern 4 p.m. Wednesday at Patriots Point.
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HUNTINGTON -- Following Saturday's 45-38 loss to Tulsa, Marshall quarterback Rakeem Cato and running back Kevin Grooms stood outside of the media room and just stared at the paper in front of them.
It was the final statistic sheet from the game.
There wasn't much they could say to each other -- just one word.
"We looked at each other like 'How?' How is this possible and we keep losing," Cato said. "We have great talent on the field and we can match up with anybody in college football. We just have to know. We've got to stop talking about it and we have to do it and get the job done. We've got to win the ballgame at all times. There's no more room for losing."
The stat sheet left the pair of Herd offensive standouts searching for answers.
Marshall finished with 572 yards in the contest -- 232 more yards than Tulsa, which ended with 340 in the game.
The Herd averaged 1.5 more yards per play, finished 13-of-19 on third downs and even saw more balance by incorporating a rushing attack that ended with 169 yards.
Marshall had two 100-yard receivers, a rushing attack that finished with three guys over 40 yards each on the ground, led by Grooms' 71 yards.
Still, it was a loss -- and that was too much for the two to fathom or accept.
"We know we're better because if you look at the game and how the game just went, nobody can stop us on the offensive side ...," Grooms said. "It's frustrating. It just hurts right now with the 'L'. We have to come together and get better. We've got to."
As the team heads into its off week, it is a pivotal time.
The Herd is reeling at 2-4 after suffering back-to-back losses in which they heavily outgained the opponent, but fell victim to self-inflicted wounds. Before Tulsa, Marshall outgained Purdue in a loss.
Both Cato and Grooms said the focus of the next week is to sharpen their skills, but it's much more mental than physical.
"No team just came in here and just flat-out beat us. You're not going to beat us," Cato said. "Mentally, we're strong, we're tough. We just have to get over that hump all together. We're beating ourselves every week. From me, from everyone on the team, from a turnover standpoint, and from everything, we just need to find a way to connect with each other and just get over that hump."
The Herd now has two weeks to figure the issues out before an Oct. 20 matchup with Southern Miss in Hattiesburg, Miss.
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CANNONSBURG - The Alice Lloyd College baseball program, under the direction of Scott Cornett, has announced the signing of one of Eastern Kentucky's elite high school pitchers to an athletic letter of intent for the upcoming 2013-14 school year. The ALC baseball program's co-head coach, Jason Stowers, traveled to Boyd County to sign ace pitcher Jason Anders.
The 6-1 right hander has demonstrated that he is a true workhorse. Anders appeared in over 70 percent of Boyd County's games last season is expected to help lead the Lions throughout his senior campaign. On the collegiate level, Anders is expected to provide help in mid and short relief roles for the Eagles.
"The reason why I chose ALC is because I was impressed with the sports management program that the school has to offer," Anders said. "When I walked on campus, it felt like it was home for the next four years and it has a great learning atmosphere. The people that I met up there were very easy to get along with."
When asked about his college expectations, the crafty hurler said, "My expectations are to enjoy college and make something of my life. I am really looking forward to becoming a pitcher for ALC.
"It's been one of my goals ever since I was little to play college baseball. My Mom and Dad have always wanted me to make it to college. If it wasn't for my family and coaches, I wouldn't have made it to where I'm at now."
Stowers was quick to compliment the latest ALC baseball signee.
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Forget the bar: Couples get personal with bachelor, bachelorette partiesWritten by Sarah Ottney | Editor in Chief | email@example.com
A 5K. A backyard campfire. Laser tag. Ultimate Frisbee. Miniature golf. Roller derby. All these activities and more have been incorporated into the bachelor or bachelorette parties of local brides- and grooms-to-be.
Although bachelor and bachelorette parties traditionally include bar-hopping, clubbing, suggestive paraphernalia and plenty of alcohol, there is a party style to fit every personality and some soon-to-be-weds are choosing a different route for their last single fling.
Kevin Clark of Monroe, Mich., and his friends had a cookout, played some folk music and then sat around a backyard campfire. Melissa Kepler of Curtice and her bridal party played laser tag at Q-ZAR and then went out for ice cream.
Andy and Beth Gries of Perrysburg met playing Ultimate Frisbee, so it seemed only natural they would rent an indoor soccer field and toss the disc for their joint bachelor/bachelorette party.
"We had so many fond memories of fun nights playing Frisbee with this group of people together that it was just almost a way to symbolize that we would continue this kind of fun and active life with each other and our Frisbee friends. And we have done just that," Beth said.
The couple, who married in 2009, don't drink much or enjoy bars, so a traditional party did not appeal to them.
Andy's parents helped organize the game and invited friends to come watch.
"We normally play pretty laid-back, but I do remember running into the wall once and someone else almost hitting me — which in hindsight was probably not very safe for me to do before my wedding!" Beth said. "We had so many people show up that the field was pretty crowded, but it was great to have such a good turnout.
"I would definitely recommend a nontraditional route to others, especially if it includes activities that really mean something to you. Best of all, I could remember the next morning what happened and it is an experience that I will cherish for years to come."
Meredith Diehl of Toledo went above and beyond her maid of honor duties when planning an entire day of bachelorette activities for her sister Megan Parietti of Plain City, Ohio, prior to her 2011 wedding.
Joined by groom Justin, the group started off with a 5K race followed by a breakfast at Uncle John's Pancake House. Then the girls took in a round of miniature golf, a walk through Wildwood Preserve Metropark and dinner at Texas Roadhouse before catching a Glass City Rollers roller derby bout.
"I don't really drink much, so I just wanted to do something fun that didn't involve alcohol," Parietti said. "Meredith said to make a list of anything you could possibly want to do and I'll fit as much in as I can."
Parietti said her favorite part was all the funny photos the group took while playing miniature golf.
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Offering pick two ($90 per guest), pick three ($120) and pick four ($150) packages, Alt B offers spa services, makeup, hair styling, chair massage, wine tasting, manicures, henna body art, belly dancing, mini boudoir photo session and more. Groups can also choose to have a casino game night, trivia game show or a sex toy, jewelry or skin care line representative attend. Adding a catered dinner, limo service or on-site child care is also possible.
"Our whole philosophy is 'Think outside the bar,'" said Fogo, who started Alt B in November 2011. "I want them to feel they can have whatever kind of event or party they want and they don't have to be pigeonholed into going to a bar or strip club because that's what everyone does. I coordinate everything. You just show up."
Belly dancing
Belly dancing is a popular activity for bachelorette parties, said KayLouise, owner of Le Chat Noir in Northwood and founder/choreographer of Mesmeric Belly Dance Fusion.
"It's perfectly appropriate no matter what size, age or fitness level you are. It's not a high impact form of movement, so it's suitable for a lot of people," KayLouise said. "What people don't realize is historically, in the Middle East, belly dancing is a social activity that's done just to socialize with each other. Dancing is taught to younger women by older women. It's been Americanized for sure. People have in their heads what a belly dancer is supposed to look like, but that's not at all what it's supposed to look like."
KayLouise's burlesque classes are also popular.
"I'd say it's about even," KayLouise said. "The pole dancing thing is getting popular and I think burlesque is a more historic variation. Burlesque predated stripping. It's associated with the vaudeville circuit and early American theater. What we do is a little softer and feminine and less suggestive. It's become more popular because of the movie 'Burlesque.'"
Costs range from $90 for mini-sessions to $300 for a three-hour party. KayLouise also offers hula hoop, chair massages, psychic or tarot card readings and "hairtillery," which is creating vintage-style hair clips using flowers and feathers.
Toledo Pole Dancing and Fitness studio offers private pole parties for bachelorette parties.
For more information, visit altbtoledo.com, kaylouise.com or toledopoledancing.com.
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--- Brett Sterling: Netted his 14th goal of the season in his return to the Wolves lineup on Sunday, his first outing since Feb. 4 ... Holds fourth on Chicago with 14 markers and shares fifth with 27 points in 39 outings this season ... Tied for first on the team with three game-winning tallies and holds fourth with five power-play strikes
--- Joey Crabb: Tallied three points (G, 2A) in the last four games, after being held scoreless the previous four outings, a season-high ... Shares fifth on the Wolves with 12 goals and has recorded 25 points in 35 contests this season ... Ranks third on the team with a +12 plus/minus rating
--- Ondrej Pavelec: Allowed just 11 goals in his last seven starts ... Posted a 15-14-1 record in 30 appearances this season ... Ranks seventh in the AHL with a 2.36 goals-against average and shares sixth in the league with a .920 save percentage ... Has held opponents to one or fewer goals 11 times this season and has surrendered two or fewer goals in 19 of his 30 contests
--- Chicago sits in fourth place in the West Division with 69 points (33-30-2-1) through 66 games; the Wolves trail the second-place Houston Aeros, who hold three games in hand, by two points and the third-place Rockford IceHogs, who hold two games in hand, by one point; fifth place Peoria, which has played two fewer games, is just one point back.
--- Chicago was not whistled for a penalty in its game against Peoria on Friday - the first time in franchise history the club was not assessed an infraction in a contest.
--- The Wolves have held opponents without a power-play goal in six of the last ten games and have been perfect on the penalty kill 24 times in 66 games this season (16-5-2-1); Chicago ranks 21st in the league with an 81.5 percent efficiency rating on the penalty kill (274 of 336).
--- The Wolves potted one power-play goal on five chances on Sunday, snapping a streak which saw them held without a man-advantage strike in three straight outings; Chicago ranks 23rd in the league with a 14.8 percent efficiency rating on the man-advantage (53 of 359).
--- The Wolves and the other 28 AHL teams are required to submit their playoff-eligible rosters to the league office by Wednesday at 2 p.m. CST.
--- For the 13th straight season, the Wolves will wear special St. Patrick's Day jerseys, sponsored by Jewel-Osco, at home games on Wed., March 11; Fri., March 13; and Sat., March 14. Fans can bid on the green jerseys worn by their favorite players in a silent auction, with the exception of four, which will be available in a raffle. Proceeds will benefit Easter Seals. For more information, call 1-800-THE-WOLVES.
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Peoria 3, (at) Chicago 2
--- The Peoria Rivermen broke a 2-2 tie, 13:38 into the third period to hand the Wolves a 3-2 loss at the Allstate Arena Sunday night.
--- Left wing Brett Sterling and defenseman Clay Wilson potted goals for Chicago
--- Goaltender Ondrej Pavelec turned aside 23 of 26 shots
Sat., March 7
(at) Houston 3, Chicago 1
--- The Wolves pulled within one in the third period, but an empty net tally solidified a 3-1 loss to the Houston Aeros at the Toyota Center Saturday night
--- Center Justin Taylor netted Chicago's lone goal
--- Goaltender Brent Krahn stopped 15 of 17 shots
Fri., March 6
(at) Peoria 4, Chicago 2
--- The Wolves fell into a 2-0 hole and couldn't climb out, falling 4-2 to the Peoria Rivermen at Carver Arena Friday night
--- Right wings Joey Crabb and Spencer Machacek lit the lamp for Chicago
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Project Steve continues apace, with the 305th Steve coming on board today. Like their predecessors, the 85 Steves to join since the initial announcement of Project Steve are a distinguished group whose public support for evolution education we are honored to be able to announce. The 300th signatory to NCSE's Project Steve shares a unique distinction with Stephen Jay Gould: that of appearing on The Simpsons. I refer, of course, to Steve #300, the Lucasian Professor of Mathematics at Cambridge University, Stephen W. Hawking.
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The South Carolina Senate is considering S153, a bill dealing with instructional materials and textbooks. On April 9 an amendment was offered by Sen. Fair with the following key provision:
(B) The following must be placed in all science books published for kindergarten through twelfth grade:
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House Bill 1172 is scheduled to be considered by the Public Education Committee of the Texas House of Representatives on April 22. Although concerned mainly with the presentation of patriotism, the free enterprise system, and historical events, the proposed bill also contains this provision: "... the board and each school district shall ensure that ... each controversial issue addressed in the public school curriculum is presented in a balanced manner that reflects multiple viewpoints regarding the issue..."
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Pogo Sketch stylus for iPhone and iPad - accessory review
Here we have the Pogo Sketch stylus [$14.95], the small, lightweight and stylish choice for those who want to write on their iPhone or iPad.
The Pogo Sketch comes in sliver or pink and is made of a aluminum alloy that makes it look sleek and feel sturdy in your hand. The capacitive foam tip gives a nice soft feel when its used, though I do find you have to press a bit harder than when using your finger. The tip is thin which is also good for those who want to do detail work or get around pudgy fingers to begin with. There's a handy clip on the back so it will fit over your shirt, book bag, or hang off your pouch case. It also has a loop on the top so if you want to hang it from your neck -- or anyplace else -- you can just place a cord around it and go. They really did think of everything.
Some (including Steve Jobs) may ask: why use a stylus at all when you always have your fingers handy. Well I live in a cold climate and I hate having to take off my gloves to use my iPhone or iPad. I also would rather use a stylus when I am doing anything which leaves my fingers dirty like eating or yard work. Also, drawing with a stylus is fun.
I keep my Pogo Sketch with me in my purse, so if ever I need it is always at hand. It works really well with the iPhone and iPad and is a good deal at $14.99. It's especially great for a gift because it is very useful for any iPhone, iPad user. If you pick one up please let me know if you enjoy it as much as I do!
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Looks pretty cool! Have you tried using it with a note taking / sketching app with finer lines than Brushes? How does it fare? I'd love to be able to sketch layouts on the go and currently using my finger makes my sketches look ridiculous.
Having used one sporadicly for 2 weeks (with my large fingers, I find OmniGraffle to be much more usable with the Sketch than without.) the only real drawback IMHO is the lack of replaceable tips. If you catch it on something sharp ( especially in a pocket ) the tip can be damaged and you're out $15. And the lack of a cap to protect the tip is a concern if you plan to use it in harsh environments.
Unfortunately, giving it replaceable tips would most likely increase the cost more than it's worth.
@Charles Dudley I got one on amazon about a month ago. It's cool for apps like brushes and drawing-painting type apps. But not that great for note taking because sometimes the point does not catch and you need to go over what you tried to do again. I wish they can make one with I finer point. But it's not ad for $9.
@Macboy15 thanks!
Off topic, but is there a way to subscribe to comments here at tipb.
Until they make one with a finer tip, it's not very useful for me.
I'd like to see a more eco friendly version of a stylus. All I can find in the market are eco friendly iPhone cases.
Have you guys seen this new ecofriendly iPhone case by TRTL BOT? It holds your IDs and credit cards and its made from recycled plastic. I can't find any reviews on it. It must be new to the market. It looks pretty useful.
What's this post about? All I saw in the video was an extremely attractive tech chick with a cute voice making pretty lines on her sexy ipad. How are we supposed to concentrate? Where's Ritchie's salt and pepper, four eyed mug when you need it?? :-) lol
@mth785: I don't believe a finer tip is possible, because the iPhone itself requires a certain touch radius to even register a touch. This is why this one requires a bit of pressure, to flatten the foam against the screen.
I just picked up one of these myself (for a lot less on Amazon, BTW - TiPb's prices are not that great) to assist me in gaming on my iPhone. I have a disability where my hands are curled under and I actually use my knuckle on the iPhone screen. This works fine in most cases, but in certain games my hand can get in the way so I can't see what I am doing (also an issue with the magnifying glass for placing the text cursor). The stylus helps get my hand out of the way in these cases. I have noticed that while it requires a bit more pressure when you first start to use it, it seems to require less as it "warms up", which is probably because the foam begins to flatten out.
Does it use batteries?
1) I never heard that a stylus itself be capacitive... Isn't it the screen technology itself?
2) Lamest video ever I've seen...
3) For iPad, yeah maybe, but why and how on earth would you use your ipad when a) it's cold outside or b) your hands are dirty? Remember, it's a PAD... I really wonder what use it has while walking around outside, IN THE SNOW! Or, I guess one can refrain using the iPad a little while gardening... Lamest excuses!
4) For the iPhone... Gush, it's the same length as my iPhone :) And, come on... Go buy a WM phone if you really want to use a stylus... It's nowhere cool.
This thing MIGHT have some uses, but this review is light years away from persuading me...
whoa review is HOT! i'll buy it
@whoa -Hahaha!!!
I bought one for my girlfriend and I, and I really WANT to love it, but it's more trouble than it's worth. You have to push a decent amount harder then your finger, so it's hard to get use too. When pushing hard and holding it at a slight angle, it keeps bending the tip. I think with prolonged usage it's not going to hold up. I'm not sure if my dream of writing normally on the ipad like a paper pad won't be realized....
I looked into Pogo Sketch too, but ended up at eBay. 2 for $2,50 postage included. Bought 4 and aore great giveaways...
I've had both the Pogo and the Sketch for several months now and find them both excellent, especially on the iPhone and Touch as I do have big fingers and find it hard to type on their small screens. For Drawing programs on the iPad they are nice but I prefer typing on the keyboard for all else.
Also I have a case for the iPhone and Touch that allows me to carry the Sketch in side the case to keep it handy, not having a purse myself.
To each his or her own, I love mine.
I just can't take it Gloria is just way too good looking! I'll buy whatever she promotes :)
Who's Gloria? Lol. Can anyone here attest to the build quality of this stylus? I just picked one of these up and am concerned about the durability of the pocket clip, as well as the foam tip. Does it seem like the foam is easily teared or ripped?
Yeah who is Gloria ?! Anyways it is very sturdy and though the clip is made of plastic so I would be careful with that. I love mine and the tips is still great so thats all I can say of it.
It feels nice in the hand as well.
okay wait Georgia is cute. Just saying
@websyndicate: Agreed.
Bought this at the apple store in Pittsburgh- tried it before I left the store on both my ipad and iPhone... And returned it after 30 min of playing around w it.
It worked better on my ipad (which had no screen protector... My bf's had a powersupport screen on... It did not always recognize the touches.
My main reason to buy this was for notetaking... Which it was absolutely horrible for. I really want to be able to write just like I do on paper. My handwriting is very nice on paper but it looked like a 1st grader on the ipad. (I tried it w multiple apps) it's also very hard to write small. I don't want my writing/ font to be an inch big...
Completely dissatisfied :( and it sucks bc I really wanted to loooove this.
I bought one and it works really well on the iPad. I use it to make notes in meetings. There are two downsides, the clip broke on the 1st day and it is a bit too thin to hold comfortably if you have quite big hands. I have converted a normal pen to become a holder for the sketch hence fixing both issues. Will post pictures on my blog later.
I bought the sausage instead.
While not as accurate as the pogo, the coolness factor is off the charts :-)
Just received my Pogo Sketch in the mail! It is great so far and while you do need to press a bit harder for the capacitive screen to register your inputs, the accuracy is top notch and the overall experience is very satisfying. Plus, it's just badass all around. In that nerdy kind of way :)
@Orangeshaft Im happy you are enjoying it! Yeah it is a nice addition to have.
I bought one the week the stylist came out and I really like it. The only thing I have a problem with is writing on apps when I put my hand on the screen to write it picks up my hand and makes marks on the screen. It could just be that certain app but overall the accessory is a must have!
Damn, Georgia is one fine nerd! Be my wife?
@Mark. Where the pictures of your self made pen stylus? What blog?
My wife bought a Pogo Sketch for her iPad because she has a bad hand tremor and had trouble hitting the right key on the iPad keyboard. The Pogo Sketch stylus worked very well for her and it doesn't mess up the iPad screen as the fingers do.
The Pogo Sketch is awesome for drawing Apps ont the iPad! I use it all the time for drawing with the amazing OmniSketch App!


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Katie Hansen, a finance manager for the non-profit organization Save the Children and a former resident of Hazard, traveled to New York last month to help those struggling after Hurricane Sandy hit the East Coast on Oct. 29, destroying the homes and lives of those throughout the Northeast.
"Never in my life have I seen anything like that," Hansen said.
Hansen began working in February of this year for Save the Children, and was able to volunteer her efforts in November to help the victims through the organization.
According to their website, Save the Children is there "when disaster strikes around the world … to save lives with food, medical care and education and remains to help communities rebuild through long-term recovery programs."
"We were trying to help people, not rebuild, but find other locations," Hansen said.
Hansen said a Head Start preschool in Staten Island had been completely demolished, but in one weekend she and other volunteers were able to set up a new preschool in an abandoned building.
"We got things donated, corporations would donate money to organizations like Save the Children, and we would buy supplies," Hansen explained. "We mostly focused on preschools, because the schools that are in the state are public schools, so they'll get federal funding. We're still a big part in that community to this day."
One thing from her experience that has stuck with her the most is the reaction of the teachers in preschools where she helped.
"They were so happy," Hansen said. "They were crying and so glad that they could go back to work and the kids could have a place to go."
Hansen and other volunteers from Save the Children also worked directly in shelters where victims and families were staying and helped set up child-friendly spaces.
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Here's a quick look at who the Erie BayHawks picked in Friday's 2012 D-League Draft. The BayHawks drafted Carlton Guyton in the seventh round. The BayHawks start training camp Nov. 10.
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Date of birth: Aug. 7, 1990
Hometown: Chicago, Ill.
Background: Averaged 9.9 points and 3.6 assists at Kent State in 2011-12. Played two seasons at Mineral Area College before transferring to Kent State. Was Mid-American Conference "Sixth Man of the Year" in 2010-11. As a junior, he was suspended after being charged for stealing a woman's car. Guyton plead guilty to unauthorized use of a motor vehicle. He competed in a pre-draft workout with the Cleveland Cavaliers. Nicknamed Scootie.


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Hi everyone,
I'm 12 weeks into my second pregnancy (first pre-e diagnosed at 36+5 after some weeks of rising BP), and starting to worry. I've had several readings over the course of yesterday of about 118/90. During my last pregnancy we and our MW were watching my pressure rise after 30 weeks, and sought Dr care when it got to 160s/90s consistently. I'm very worried that at 12 weeks I'm already seeing this diastolic number of 90.
I have never been on BP meds, except during my induction and delivery at the end of 36 weeks. And having gone from HB midwife to, oh gosh, let's get you to the hospital last time, I'm feeling very nervous about anything in between.
I'm going for an Ultrasound and MFM consult today. My hope was to get some great news that would help us feel good about pursuing a home birth this time, but now I'm worried they will want to prescribe meds and start me on a high-risk visit schedule or something.
In anyone's experience, when are BP meds recommended? I'm hoping if I'm not to that level yet, they will say ok watch it, and the protein, and call us if it gets to XX/XX.
Of course my appointment is in just hours, and I'm feeling very clueless. Trying to remember, this is still just the information gathering stage, I'm not going to be thrown in the back of an ambulance and carted off .


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Dental assistant fired for being 'irresistible'
Could you imagine being fired for being too attractive?
According to Yahoo!, one Iowa dental assistant was let go because her boss found her too "irresistible" and feared having an affair with her.
But there was one problem: Melissa Nelson was not attracted to her boss, Dr. James Knight.
The two never had a sexual relationship or sought one, according to court documents, however in the final year and a half of Nelson's employment, Knight began to make comments about her clothing being too tight or distracting.
"Dr. Knight acknowledges he once told Nelson that if she saw his pants bulging, she would know her clothing was too revealing," the justices wrote.
When she was fired, Nelson sued Knight for gender discrimination. On Friday, an all-male Iowa State Supreme Court confirmed a lower court's decision that Knight was within his legal rights.
Court documents show that Nelson and Knight exchanged text messages, a majority of which were mundane. However, in one text, Knight asked Nelson "how often she experienced an orgasm."
Knight's wife discovered the text messages and ordered him to fire Nelson. After consulting with the couple's pastor, Knight fired Nelson to preserve his marriage.
Knight maintains that Nelson was a good employee, but was fired for behavioral and dress issues.


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Aqua Bubble Glass Knobs, Set of 2 6 6
Pretty! I bought these for a TV stand that I repainted and the knobs look great on it. The bluish color matches what I was going for perfectly and I like the way they look. April 30, 2014
So pretty I bought 2 of these while on vacation in Wa. I added four more in my bathroom! I bought about 28 in the clear color for my kitchen but needed more for replacing when a couple of the bubbles fell off and i got tired of glueing back on! That's the only problem i have had with them! February 1, 2014
Beautiful I bought these to use on my kitchen island. They look beautiful and feel very solid. They are glass, so don't drop them (I learned this through experience). They look so nice. October 9, 2012
pretty, but dangerously SHARP!! I haven't had the same experience with them falling off the stem (like the other reviews), ours are still strong and sturdy, HOWEVER, when picking the best ones out in the store, one or two were sharp cut glass on the underside, and I cut my finger on one of them! Apparently, it was not glued properly in the center and there was an exposed edge, OR one of the bubbles inside the glass was not fully enclosed and had a sharp edge. There were two in the bunch, that I came across, so I assume there are probably more. Just be careful and wear gloves when looking through them! Otherwise they are very pretty, but probably shouldn't be used in a home with small children for safety reasons. July 23, 2013
Broke after 2 days I used the item maybe 5 times over a two day period and the glass knob came away from the stem. Avoid or buy a few packets because you'll need lots of replacements. February 15, 2013
They broke almost immediately These knobs lasted approximately a week on our dresser before they started breaking. The glass knob just fell off in my hand. I would have returned them as defective if our receipt had not been mistakenly thrown out in the midst of Christmas craziness. I am very disappointed. This is my first and most likely my last World Market purchase. January 24, 2013
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Nick Diaz is retired from mixed martial arts (MMA). But, what about boxing?
Former boxing champion, Roy Jones Jr. -- who was cage side for UFC 168 last night, which aired live on pay-per-view (PPV) from MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada -- informed FOX Sports 1 analyst Ariel Helwani that even though he has always had the desire to box Anderson Silva, he now has turned his sights to potentially boxing the retired Diaz after "The Spider" sustained a brutal broken leg that will keep him sidelined indefinitely.
Jones Jr. allegedly spoke to Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) President Dana White about his wishes, who responded with an indifferent:
While it may seem asinine to some MMA fans to think that UFC could potentially stage a boxing match, with stars such as Georges St-Pierre -- and now Silva -- out indefinitely, the idea doesn't seem so far fetched."I'll think about it."
This isn't the first time the proposal has been tossed around, either. In fact, back in 2009, both Diaz and Jones Jr. speculated about a potential fight under the Strikeforce banner; however, because of contractual obligations, the match never materialized.
The 44-year-old Jones Jr. is still an active boxer, holding a professional record of 57-8. While Diaz reportedly turned down a bout against Carlos Condit, maybe the money a fighter the likes of Jones Jr. commands will tickle his fancy.
But, there's still that obstacle of an MMA promotion holding a boxing match. Crazier stuff has happened right? See Toney, James.


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I am writing a book on Joe and his time with Bomber Command. I'd love to hear your feedback about this. Please use the comments box to give me your thoughts. Novel, biography or non-fiction? Do you think it would make a good read?
A bit of background for newcomers
Joe (aka 'Mac' to his RAF comrades) was my Uncle, but we never met. His precious letters have come into my possession some near-70 years after they were written. It is my honour to transcribe them, and the poignancy of hindsight about what happened to Joe makes this all the more difficult to write, but all the more important that I do. One letter will be posted to this Blog each and every Friday.
Please see below for a link to Joe's full story and the other letters in this series so far.
In this letter, Joe is now stationed at Stranraer in Scotland, where his Air Gunnery School training (phase 4 of his training) has commenced and he will finally get up in the air….
Letter 32 – 27th April 1944
Dear Mom and kids,
I received (with a sigh of relief) my skates and stone on Tuesday! I don't know if you have written any other letters besides, if you have I haven't had 'em yet. The mail here is VERY irregular. As I write this (in my new pad, thanks) I am in the 'crew room' on the air drome waiting for the officer to tell me and the rest of my crew to get into our flying kit etc. We are going out on an exercise over the Irish Sea in about an hour.
We have got a lot of work to do this week as we get some important progress exams on Monday. It's a mid-term test. By rights we should get a day off tomorrow, I hope!!
The other day we had a Polish pilot for an exercise and he gave us all the scare of our lives! He 'cut' his engines at 8000 feet!! Blimey, I nearly went through the windscreenas we lurched forward and then my lungs tried to come out of my ears as we dived to about 1000ft!! One of the other pupils was just getting out of the turet as we dived but he got rammed back in the hard way, and VERY quickly!
We have been up on what's called cine camera gun exercises and taking moving pictures of our target as we finessed our triggers. We saw our own films of the target in mid-air toda and they weren't TOO bad. By the way that Polish pilot is called Szczelski! Wow!!
Joe Lee had a scare two days ago, the plane he was in ran into bad storm over the sea and they raced back 'home' about 20 feet above the sea!! He laughs now!!
I forgot to tell you but I got a letter AND the usual 5/- POstal Order from Aunt Em and co yesterday too! It never rains what it pours! I shall try to write her letter while flying for a bit of originality (look it up!)
I must close for now as we have to be briefed in a short time. Have found out that we may not be able to go skating! Ayr is in a 'banned' area! I'm not sure yet anyway!
So long.
P.S. Excuse pencil.
Love Joe xxx
P.P.S. I was thinking of you and the kids at home on April 22nd. It seems so long ago. Let me have, if possible, a cut out of that memoriam notice some time please."
Joe is still in good spirits, considering the mid-air adventure he's been through! The 22nd April was the date when Joe's father passed away in 1941, leaving Olive and her 4 children alone. Sadly I've not had any joy in a search for the story of the crazy Polish pilot. If anyone has any information which could help me trace him or any of Joe's former crew members, I'd be delighted to hear from you.
To read more about Joe's letters please follow this link. There you will find the full selection of letters to date, as well as more information about his beautiful and tragic story.
He was our family hero. He IS our family hero. If I knew how to complete an effective RAF salute, I would salute you now, Joe. Long may your memory live in our family stories. I hope to post a new letter from Joe's correspondence with his Mother here every Friday until they're done. It will be a turbulent and heart-wrenching journey. Subscribe to the Blog to make sure you don't miss any of it.
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Thunder in the Vicinity
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Richard Francis Bergeron, 91, passed away peacefully at the St. Joseph Residential Care Home in Burlington on Tuesday, June 19, 2012. Born in Leominster, MA, on March 10, 1921, he was the son of the late Eugene A. and Evalina (Branconnier) Bergeron. On Christmas Day, 1945, Richard married the former Ruth Lemon in Cape Canaveral, FL. His beloved wife of 66 years predeceased Richard on April 18, 2012.
Richard attended schools in Leominster, MA, and in addition from the age of 10, worked in the paper mills alongside his mother to help support the family. He continued his education, graduating from Brown University and then went on to enlist in the U.S. Navy, serving during WWII in both the Hospital Corps as well as Aviation. Richard met Ruth at the USO and was married less than a year later. Following his discharge from the service, Richard went to work for Mobil Oil where he was an executive and traveled worldwide to places such as Libya, Venezuela, throughout Europe and the Far East. Moving to the Mad River Valley in 1997, he and Ruth had made their home in Waitsfield since.
Richard was a devoted and active member of Our Lady of the Snows Catholic Church in Waitsfield where he dedicated a tremendous amount of time and energy in all aspects of the parish. Richard served the town of Waitsfield as member of the select board, was a benefactor of Bishop John A. Marshall School in Morrisville and contributed regularly to the Heifer Project. In his leisure time, he enjoyed cooking, spending time with close friends and, most of all, was devoted to his loving wife.
Richard is survived by extended family and close friends.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated from Our Lady of the Snows Catholic Church in Waitsfield on Monday, June 25, 2012, at 11 a.m. with a reception to follow in the church parish hall. Burial will take place in the Waitsfield Common Cemetery. Memorial gifts in lieu of flowers would be appreciated to the Bishop John A. Marshall School, 680 Laporte Road, Morrisville, VT 05661. The Perkins-Parker Funeral Home in Waterbury is assisting with arrangements. To send online condolences visit www.perkinsparker.com and Facebook.


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