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HAMBURG, NY – The Hilbert College men's basketball team got back on the winning track today after capturing another Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference win over Penn State Altoona, 72-61. With the home victory, the Hawks improved to 7-2 overall and 3-1 in league standings, and they continue to impress their fans with the program's best start since Hilbert became an NCAA member back in the early 1990's. Isaac Bushey stayed on the court for 32 minutes and led the balanced Hawk charge with 13 points and 8 rebounds. Altoona's Jonathan Ross earned game-high scoring honors with 29 points for the 3-4 (2-2) Lions. Chipping in double-figure scoring for Hilbert were Anthony Hodge (11), CJ Hodge and Dan McFarland (10).
Hilbert opened the game with their three quarter court press which resulted in the game's first score. CJ Hodge striped Durant Harvin {in photo to left} and then fed Anthony Hodge {in photo to right} . On two occasions in the first half, Hilbert was able to stretch their lead to seven points: they opened the game with a 7-0 run by 13:46 and closed the half with that same advantage. Twice Altoona knotted the game in the first half, but Hilbert maintained their composure and built a cushion again. Anthony Hodge scored all his points in the first half shooting five of seven from the floor.
Matt Gehret started the second half with a score which dipped the spread to three points, but that was the closest the Lions would get the rest of the game. Hilbert went on 13-3 run (43-30) and finished the game trading baskets with Altoona.
Trevor Stark distributed three assists and finished with two steals while scoring nine points off the bench. Gehret netted 11 points for the visitors and John Brennan cleaned the glass for game high 12 rebounds.
Hilbert out rebounded Altoona (39-35) had three fewer turnovers and grabbed three more steals from their full court press. The Hawks found their shooter's touch in the second half improving to 48.5% while holding Altoona to 38.2%. Hilbert made five three-point shots and limited Altoona to one for nine behind the arc.
The Hawks hit the road with their women's team on December 12. They travel to Keystone (PA) for a 5 / 7 pm double header. The men's team closes the 2012 portion of the season with a home contest December 15 against Elmira College (3pm).
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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Left wing Brett Sterling will be in the lineup for the PlanetUSA team in tomorrow night's 2010 AHL All-Star Game in Portland, Maine; this marks the third time in STERLING's four-year professional career he has been named to the PlanetUSA All-Star team.
--- Tim Stapleton: Notched three goals and eight points in four games this week, which includes a season-high three points (G, 2A) on Jan. 13 ... Ranks second on the Wolves and shares fourth in the league with 19 goals and ranks third on the team with 33 points in 42 games this season ... He also leads the Wolves with five game-winning goals and shares first with two short-handed markers
--- Peter Mannino: Turned aside 80 of 84 shots en route to posting three wins this week ... Ranks third in the AHL with a 1.94 goals-against average and shares second in the league with a .938 save percentage in 16 outings this season (11-3-0) ... Has held opponents to two or fewer goals in 13 of his 16 outings, which includes each of his last seven matchups
--- Brett Sterling: Held scoreless on Sunday after collecting six goals and eight points during a six-game point streak from Dec. 31 to Jan. 15 ... Paces the Wolves and shares first in the AHL with 22 goals and ranks second on the team and shares 16th in the league with 36 points in 36 games this year ... Recorded at least one point in 25 of his 36 outings this season, and has posted multiple points eight times
--- Joey Crabb: Pocketed four assists, five points and a +6 plus/minus rating in four games this week ... Holds fourth on the team with 10 goals and sixth with 20 points in 41 outings this season ... Shares first on the club with two short-handed strikes and third with three power-play markers ... Collected six points (2G, 4A) during a current five-game point-streak, which is a season-high
--- Wolves captain Jason Krog has been held scoreless in his last two outings, the third time he has been held scoreless in back-to-back games this year: the 34-year-old forward paces the Wolves and ranks second in the AHL with 36 assists and leads the team and shares sixth in the league with 42 points in 40 games this year.
--- The Wolves thwarted both of Peoria's power-play chances on Sunday, marking the second straight game and 21st time overall this season the team has been perfect on the penalty kill; Chicago ranks fifth in the league with an 86.4 efficiency rating on the penalty kill (153 of 177).
--- Defenseman Arturs Kulda paces the Wolves and ranks first in the AHL with a +29 plus/minus rating; the 21-year-old blueliner has accrued a plus or even rating in 28 of his 33 tilts this season and ranks third among team rearguards with 14 points (3G, 11A).
--- The Wolves 3-1 win over Peoria on Sunday marked the second straight outing, and 12th time overall, the team has held opponents to one goal; Chicago ranks eighth in the league with an average of 2.69 goals against per game this season.
--- Chicago has been held without a power-play goal in back-to-back games for the first time in 24 matchups; the Wolves rank 10th in the AHL with a 18.6 efficiency rating on the power-play (32 of 172).
--- The Wolves enter the All-Star break on a season-high six-game winning streak, and have risen to fourth place in the West Division with 50 points (24-16-0-2) in 42 games; the Wolves trail first place Milwaukee by four points but hold one game in hand and sit three points behind second place Rockford but hold five games in hand.
Sun., Jan. 17
(at) Chicago 3, Peoria 1
--- The Wolves used goals from three different skaters and a 31-save performance from goaltender Peter Mannino to glide to a 3-1 win over the Peoria Rivermen at the Allstate Arena
--- Forwards Matt Anderson, Tim Stapleton and Kevin Doell lit the lamp
Fri., Jan. 15
Chicago 2, (at) San Antonio 1
--- The Wolves fell behind early but came back to snag a 2-1 win over San Antonio at the AT&T Center
--- Forwards Tim Stapleton and Brett Sterling scored for Chicago
--- Goaltender Peter Mannino posted 32 saves on 33 shots
Thu., Jan. 14
Chicago 5, (at) San Antonio 3
--- The Wolves cracked a 3-3 tie with 2:03 left and skated away with a 5-3 victory over San Antonio at the AT&T Center
--- Forwards Brett Sterling (2G), Joey Crabb and Spencer Machacek defenseman Nathan Oystrick scored
--- Goaltender Drew MacIntyre stopped 41 of 44 shots
Wed., Jan. 13
(at) Chicago 7, Milwaukee 2
--- The Wolves scored three times in a span of 67 seconds in the first period and never looked back, dropping the Milwaukee Admirals, 7-2, at the Allstate Arena
--- Nathan Oystrick (3A) and Tim Stapleton (G, 2A) led a pack of six Wolves with multiple points
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NURS-202, Transition Into Associate Degree Nursing, part 2, is designed to develop the student who is eligible for advanced standing from the practical nursing role to the registered nursing role. The course includes topics from Fundamentals of Nursing and Medical-Surgical Nursing 1. The Neuman Systems Model is the framework for the study of client care in the campus laboratories and clinical experiences. Prerequisites: NURS-201. Seventy-two hours of clinical experience each term. Two credits. Two billable hours. Offered summer term two only.
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2. Use the nursing process to prioritize nursing care for the adult client experiencing common recurring stressors from the internal and external environment as a means of decision-making for refining and evaluating practice with assistance. (TSLO RN2; TSLO PN2; GE3)
3. Use critical thinking and applied theories, principles, evidenced-based nursing, and concepts in making decisions to assist the adult client to attain, maintain and retain stability, with assistance. (TSLO RN3; TSLO PN3; GE2; GE4)
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. – The Chattanooga RBI Club hosts the 14th annual Lady Mocs Softball Appreciation Dinner Thursday, May 2 in the Stadium Club room at Finley Stadium to mark the nearing conclusion of the 2013 softball season.
Social hour, a chance for the Lady Mocs and coaches to meet with fans and friends of the softball program, begins at 5:30 p.m. with dinner to follow. The cost is $15 per ticket and reservations can be made by calling RBI Club member Mike Burke (423-877-2080) and walk-up tickets are available at the door the night of the event.
"This is always a fun event," Head Coach Frank Reed said. "It gives us a chance to interact with our fans and gives the team a chance to meet the friends of the program who support the Lady Mocs throughout the season. It's also a night we get to recognize the players and highlight their accomplishments."
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Culbreath: Dombrowski goes big, not dumbWritten by Matt 'Shaggy' Culbreath | | email@example.com
Let it never be said that Dave Dombrowski is timid.
Almost two years ago, he made headlines for the Detroit Tigers by cracking open the pocketbook and signing Prince Fielder. Nine years, $214 million for the big man, the most expensive contract in Tigers history. This week, he sent that money packing to the Lone Star State, trading Fielder to the Texas Rangers for Ian Kinsler.
The logic was perfectly sound when they signed Fielder back in January of 2012. You already have a phenomenal power hitter in Miguel Cabrera, get another guy who can hit the longball and avoid all that messy intentional walking. And boy, what a year 2012 was. Not only did Fielder hit .313, with 30 home runs and 108 RBIs, but his presence allowed Cabrera to actually take ABs instead of walks, leading to his Triple Crown season.
In 2013, however, Fielder dropped off, batting .279 with 25 home runs, though he still drove in 106 runs. More importantly, once the Detroit Tigers entered the postseason, Fielder disappeared. Only five hits in the ALDS, and four in the ALCS, without a single RBI in either game. I mentioned it before in this column: sometimes, the power goes out.
While Fielder was flailing, another Tiger was dealing. Starting pitcher Max Scherzer had an absolutely lights-out 2013 with a 21-3 record, a 2.90 ERA, and the Baseball Writers Association of America recognized that season with the AL Cy Young. But with Scherzer coming up on the last year of his contract, Dombrowski had a situation on his hands – with so much money tied up in the bats and Justin Verlander, there's no way they could pay Scherzer the money he'd command in free agency. They'd have to trade him to get some value before he walked.
Unless Dave could make some of that salary go away, that is.
Now I'm only assuming that's the plan for Dombrowski. It could be that he leverages Scherzer for another player with a fat contract. Or maybe he's simply bringing down the payroll so new manager Brad Ausmus has a fewer superstars to handle in his first year: the 2014 "win now" roster with a rookie manager is now a thing of the past.
But give Dombrowski credit, he goes big without going dumb. Signing Fielder was bigger than just signing another big bat, namely because of his father's service to the Tigers organization. But with Fielder's struggles and more important issues to attend to with the roster, he didn't surrender to the narrative of trading away the hottest pitcher on the club. Instead, he found a way to solve two problems at once (and got a pretty decent on-base guy, to boot).
Too often, we see the front offices of sports programs do too little, content to play the waiting game a little too long. Or we see GMs who throw ridiculous money at aging talent, hoping that at the very least it'll move tickets. Some are too bullheaded to admit that a change is needed, or to admit mistakes.
Tigers fans may be bummed to lose Fielder, but they know that their general manager will bring the right people to Comerica Park.
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Perhaps we have not taken everything that has been given.
I just wonder in wonderment. Its amazing the thoughts and ideas on man, just how God is or is not in the very center of ALL the movements of His creation. Should one consider that God is NOT the main force of ALL that goes on, then one gives a quality to God's creation that perhaps, God, does not have thought or will over the outcome of ALL He has created. If man can manipulate his creator, then we certainly do not have IAM as our covering and salvation.
I once read an interesting paper on this subject of Pharaoh and the hardening of his heart. I believe it was written by a Jewish man. He talked about the manuscript in the original language (Hebrew) and how the hardening was actually a mutual hardening, not going against Pharaoh's will, but a strengthening of his will... if that makes any sense.
Harmony vs. the divine puppet master.God does not want toys, he wants friends who choose to love him. ... It does not diminish God's glory one iota if men choose him by will, sooner or later, rather than by grim manipulative force.
On the conrary if men choose him by will it gives him so much greater glory, for it magnifies Love and power. Forced will simply magnifies power, the power to rule, even men can accomplish that.
God did not create those evils ... man did.
We can not look at the speck in someone's eye with a log in our own.When one looks with a faithful eye, one sees that the whole creation has been put in divine order from the beginning; and it had to be.For if it were not there would be uttermost chaos:FOR ALL THINGS ARE HELD TOGETHER BY HIM Colossians 1:17Say what you will that you decided what you shall wear today, did not God decide the weather?Say what you will that you decided what you will eat today, did not God create the plants and animals?Say what you will that you decided what is good and what is evil, did not God tell you these things first?
Just specks!Did God not decide what country you would be born in?Whether a jacket would even be needed anytime by you?Just specks!Did God not decide your likes and dislikes?Spinach raw or heated?How do you even know that evil is wrong without Him telling you first?Split it as you will it's still a log divided to specks.
2Pe 1:4 Whereby are given unto us exceeding great and precious promises: that by these ye might be partakers of the divine nature, having escaped the corruption that is in the world through lust. 2Pe 1:5 And beside this, giving all diligence, add to your faith virtue; and to virtue knowledge; 2Pe 1:6 And to knowledge temperance; and to temperance patience; and to patience godliness; 2Pe 1:7 And to godliness brotherly kindness; and to brotherly kindness charity. 2Pe 1:8 For if these things be in you, and abound, they make you that ye shall neither be barren nor unfruitful in the knowledge of our Lord Jesus Christ.
2Pe 1:4 through which have been presented to us the precious and greatest promises, that through these you may become participants of the divine nature, fleeing from the corruption which is in the world by lust.2Pe 1:5 Now for this same thing also, employing all diligence, in your faith supply virture, yet in virtue knowledge,2Pe 1:6 yet in knowledge self-control, yet in self-control endurance, yet in endurance devoutness,2Pe 1:7 yet in devoutness brotherly fondness, yet in brotherly fondness love.2Pe 1:8 For your possessing these and increasing is constituting you not idle nor yet unfruitful in the recognition of our Lord, Jesus Christ.


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PINNACLE — Horne Creek Living Historical Farm will once again recreate the atmosphere of a 1900s-era Christmas on Dec. 4 and Dec. 6.
According to Horne Creek Historic interpreter Dale Jessup, the event's goal is to show participants how the Hauser family, the home's original owners, would have celebrated the season. Jessup said the farm house will be decorated with period decorations and lit by oil lamps and fireplaces.
"This is a program we have done here for several years," explained Jessup. "It's been very well received. Many come every year and they tell us this is how they start their holiday season."
Jessup said decorations from this historic period consist of simple greenery on the farm house's mantles with garlands on staircases and banisters. He said a live, native Christmas tree also will be decorated with simple, period decorations.
A variety of holiday activities are planned. They include caroling accompanied by organ music and readings of "The Christmas Story" and "Yes Virginia, There is a Santa Claus." Jessup said solo performances by Tom Southern and Eddie and Melissa Carter also will be featured.
He said Southern usually leads participants in carols and also performs a solo. The Carters are known for their singing talent. Jessup said the program's activities are not geared toward children under 6 years of age. A hearty country meal concludes the evening. He said the meal typically consists of a hearty soup or stew with accompanying side dishes and a dessert.
"This is a program where we require reservations," said Jessup. He said the 6:30 to 8 p.m. time slots for both days have already been sold out. The other scheduled program times are from 5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. and 8 to 9:30 p.m. Tickets are $15 for adults and $6 for children ages 6 to 12. Children age 13 and older will be charged the adult ticket price.
Jessup said tickets must be paid for in advance. Persons wishing to make reservations or get more information may call 325-2298 today as well as Nov. 26 and Dec. 1. The regular hours of operation for the farm are from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Horne Creek Historical Farm is located at 308 Horne Creek Farm Road, Pinnacle. It is part of the Division of State Historic Sites within the North Carolina Department of Cultural Resources.


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Reid Osborne, 64, has given blood at the Red Cross for 44 years, and recently broke the 20-gallon mark.
"I started in 1969," said Osborne, a Vietnam veteran who served as an infantryman in the U.S. Army. His experiences there showed him the importance of donating blood, he said.
Osborne has so far donated 160 pints of A-, a rare blood type shared by only 6.3 percent of the U.S. population.
"I'd like to thank the good Lord for giving me the health to give it," he said, "and the volunteers at the Red Cross; without without their help we couldn't get this done."
Osborne is retired after 40 years working for Sprague Electric/United Chemi-con. He and his wife, Faye, live in Lansing.


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May 14, 2013 -- Actress and activist Angelina Jolie's recent decision to have a preventive double mastectomy highlights the difficult choices facing women who find out they have a high risk for breast cancer because of their genes.
Although relatively rare, mutations in the BRCA1 and BRCA2 genes raise the risk of breast cancer by as much as 80%, experts say. The mutations also raise the risk of ovarian cancer.
Jolie describes in a New York Times op-ed piece why she decided to go through with the surgery. At 37, the mother of six wants to stay healthy and active for her family -- and to reassure them that she is doing everything possible to avoid the disease that took her mother's life: cancer.
"I wanted to write this to tell other women that the decision to have a mastectomy was not easy," Jolie writes. "But it is one that I am very happy I made. My chances of developing breast cancer have dropped from 87 percent to under 5 percent. I can tell my children that they don't need to fear they will lose me to breast cancer."
WebMD asked breast surgeon Shelley Hwang, MD, chief of breast surgery and professor of surgery at Duke University Medical Center and Duke Cancer Institute, to fill us in on what else women need to know. Hwang did not treat Jolie.
In Angelina Jolie's case, she had a mutation that puts her at very high risk for getting breast cancer at some point in her life. Right now the most effective prevention that we have for [this] BRCA mutation carrier is a prophylactic double mastectomy.
It is always a double mastectomy because both breasts are at risk and you don't know which breast is going to get breast cancer when women have a BRCA mutation.
Only about 5% of all breast cancers are in women who have this genetic mutation.
Yes, BRCA mutations are associated with a more aggressive breast cancer that is known as "triple negative."
I think most breast cancer experts would agree that the choice is really the patient's to make, and I really want to emphasize, it is a choice.
Preventive mastectomy is one very excellent choice. But another choice women can consider when they know they carry a BRCA mutation is early detection. And that comes with more active screening.
If a woman knows she has a BRCA mutation and does not want to have a mastectomy, a good alternative is to have a mammogram and a breast MRI every year.
You can do both at once or choose to alternate. [For my patients] I choose to alternate, doing one test every 6 months.
It's not as effective because by definition you are picking up cancer as it develops. But it is effective at picking up cancer at a very early stage.
In women at higher risk -- those with BRCA mutations -- preventive surgery can reduce the risk of breast cancer by 90%. If the [increased] risk is 80% as it is for many BRCA carriers, this can reduce the risk of breast cancer by 90%.
In other words, this can reduce the risk to that lower than the general population. The risks [of the mastectomy] are not that great. Most women having preventive mastectomies are younger patients, and many choose to get reconstruction. A lot of the risk has to do with the implants, like implant complications, or other risks [linked with surgery] such as infections or bleeding.
The women who should absolutely consider it are those who themselves have had a triple-negative breast cancer, the kind associated with BRCA mutations, at an early age, under 45, people who have had both ovarian and breast cancer in family members, and people who have breast cancer in the family and are of Ashkenazi Jewish descent.
It is a simple blood test, or they can swab the inside of your cheek. The best way to get this test is to go for counseling from a genetic counselor. Have them talk to you about the possibility of testing positive. Women really need to be counseled about what this means, what the results mean, what their risk is, and then to make the decision about whether to get the test.
If you only get tested for the three most common mutations, results take about 2 weeks. The more comprehensive test, where they do gene sequencing, can take a month.
The cost is about $3,000. The cost of testing is covered by many insurance companies [if you are deemed high risk].
SOURCES:Shelley Hwang, MD, chief of breast surgery and professor of surgery, Duke Cancer Institute and Duke University Medical Center.National Cancer Institute Fact Sheet: "Preventive Mastectomy."New York Times: "My Medical Choice," May 14, 2013.cancer.gov.
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Again, great idea... just make it simpler, think hassle free implementation.
I catch the waste water with an inverted frisbee, handwashing, shaving is done from it and if it rains out, that water is captured for gray water use.
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One such job I did like was bicycle delivery. But, it was in the Lincoln Park/Lakeview area. And I hated the commute. So, last week, I decided to try my own hand - in my own neighborhood. I made some fliers and went around to the local restaurants, diners and fast food places to offer my new service.
Interestingly enough, two businesses I've wrote about on here a few times, and not all that favorably, decided to give me a shot.
Well, I noticed couple people liked my service enough to Yelp me this week for one of these two spots.
Dan A. said: "I ordered on GrubHub and the food arrived super fast and extremely hot. The delivery guy on the bike was super friendly and made my night. Awesome Job! Thanks Again!
Matt T. said: "The owner is real nice guy and delivery with GrubHub is super fast. So that is a plus." Reviews on Yelp.It bothers me none that the restaurant got the credit on Yelp. After all, it was their great food. And, it's our neighborhood business. I was pleased that my ability to get their food delivered quickly enhanced the buyers satisfaction to look favorably on one of our businesses - and comment about it on a popular and influential review website, like Yelp.
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And readers, call Chuckie's, Grill Inn or Morse Gyros - or if you don't like the phone ordering thing - order on Grubhub. Ask for the bike delivery guy. Maybe Mr. Broken Heart will show up quicker than quick, with piping hot food, a smile on his face, bringing you the best food Morse Avenue has to offer.
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Aiken County School District officials said the person or persons who wrote a bomb threat on an Aiken High bathroom wall Tuesday will face expulsion if they can be identified.
Action from Aiken Public Safety also could occur. The threatening statement led to an evacuation of the 1,500-student school.
The students were escorted by teachers and administrators to the football stadium. Scores of parents later arrived, and, after providing driver's licenses, signed out their children. They were contacted by their children through phone calls or text messages.
After an all-clear was issued by Aiken Public Safety, Aiken High did resume a regular schedule about noon, said Principal Garen Cofer. In early afternoon, he had yet to complete a count to see how many students had returned to class.
Aiken High will open for students this morning. Cofer said he had no problem with parents signing out their students.
"It's always the prerogative of the parents," he said.
A student discovered the written message during first period and reported it to an administrator. Aiken High School Resource Office Penny Stanford was on site and was joined by other officers after Public Safety was notified about 8:30 a.m.
"We called explosive detection units from Richmond County, Lexington County and the State Law Enforcement Division," said Public Safety spokesman Jake Mahoney. The units' dogs went through the entire campus without incident.
The escort to the stadium and the parents' arrival to get their children was orderly throughout, Cofer said. The primary focus was on safety.
"Our teachers and students knew what to do," he said. "Public Safety was outstanding. We're happy that everybody is safe, and we're back to business."
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Two projects tie for win at Toledo SOUPWritten by Sarah Ottney | Editor in Chief | email@example.com
On March 9, five local organizations gave short presentations to attendees at Toledo SOUP as they vied for a chance to earn a community-funded microgrant.
When the votes were counted, it was a tie between Glass City Goat Girls and New Life Urban Agriculture.
The event, which filled Toledo School for the Arts' cafeteria, raised a record $2,168, allowing each winner to take home $1,084. The funds came from admissions, raffle tickets, a bake sale and donations, including $500 from the Lucas County Commissioners.
"I'm totally cool with a tie," Toledo SOUP committee member Ryan Bunch said. "Every time when we get the initial proposals I just wish, reading through them, that we could fund every single one. So to me, the more of these projects that get funded the better. And it worked out great that we were able to raise enough money that each of them got what would have been the normal award anyway."
The first Toledo SOUP was held in 2012. The March 9 event was the fourth event and the first tie — although the winner of the last Toledo SOUP won by one vote, Bunch said.
"We've always had really good attendance, but it's kind of a hard event to explain and it seems like people are finally starting to get what it's about," Bunch said. "It was just really cool to look around the room and see everyone smiling. It's awesome. This is real grassroots community action."
Elizabeth Harris and Unique Jones of Glass City Goat Girls presented at a previous Toledo SOUP, but didn't win. They started their project anyway.
"We got the land, got the goats, got the kids, got an adviser," Harris said. "We've done so much so we're so excited. It's our time now."
Both will soon graduate from Owens Community College's urban agriculture program. They plan to use the Toledo SOUP money to build a fence for their goats at their project site on Mentor Street in the central city, near where both grew up. The location features a goat farm, butterfly house and growing plots.
"We have gotten so far away from agriculture, but this is the agriculture state," Jones said. "Getting back to the basics is one of our major things. And teaching sustainability. Teaching people they can grow their own food and save water for their garden. There's so many things you could be doing in agriculture to save money."
The pair plan to offer 4-H programming and use the farm as an outdoor learning laboratory with an emphasis on STEM initiatives.
"Science, technology, engineering and math — those are things you have to have hands-on, real-life applications," Harris said. "We're going to try to help kids make that connection. We also feel it could give them different ideas for the future that could lead them to different careers."
There are lots of possibilities for future expansion, includes birdwatching, beekeeping and Future Farmers of America programming, they said.
For more information, visit glasscitygoatgals.com.
Derek Bunch of New Life Urban Agriculture plans to use his Toledo SOUP funds to buy the mushroom cultures and filtration units needed to start local production of high-quality organic mushrooms. His goal is to have mushrooms by summer with a long-term goal of building a full-size indoor vertical farm, including produce and fish.
"I'm really humbled and hugely excited," said Bunch, whose brother Ryan helped organize the event. "I've been working on this for the past six years and I don't want it to die. Nobody else is doing it.
"Six years ago, if you typed indoor farming into Google — nothing," Bunch said. "Now type in vertical farms and it's just an explosion. I really feel like I've been on the forefront of this well before it was even a thing and I really want to keep that going. If they are doing it in Chicago where land is expensive, we can do it in Toledo where land is incredibly cheap."
Bunch had started growing tomatoes in his Old West End home, but was forced to stop because he couldn't afford to keep going. The next day, he saw the call for submissions to Toledo SOUP.
"It was like one of those things, like 'What do I have to lose?'" Bunch said.
Eventually he'd like to move the project out of his home and into its own building. His goal is to sell the mushrooms to local restaurants, food co-ops and at farmers' markets.
"There's a small market there right now and what I really want to do is stick a wedge in that and just really pry open the local food market and get things starting to be produced locally here — especially year-round," Bunch said. "We have a lot of summer gardens, but we don't have anything in the winter time. I really want to see local produce 365 days a year going into our local eateries. That way we can easily track where our food is coming from and the money goes back into our local economy."
Before each Toledo SOUP, a panel of guest judges reviews the submitted proposals and chooses five finalists, who are invited to present at the event. Attendees listen to the presentations and vote for their favorites. The top vote-getter gets all the money raised that night.
Past winners have included Art of Hope, which helps women transition out of human trafficking and away from domestic violence; Art Around Town, which provides creative and educational art activities for area youth; and Glass City Pedicabs, Toledo's first 100 percent green transportation company.
Other project proposals presented March 9 were a public art project to beautify Main Street in East Toledo; Fertile Grounds Radio, an Internet blog radio broadcast focusing on the Toledo community; and Sibshops, an organization offering workshops for children with siblings with special needs.
The next Toledo SOUP is set for June 22.
For more information, visit toledosoup.com.
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Can you name every player by their number on the San Jose Earthquakes? Really, can you?
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Last year, internet sensation Joel "The Kid" navigated his way through an Earthquakes roster that included a few tongue twisters. One year older and wiser, he nailed newcomers Anthony Ampaipitakwong, Ellis McLoughlin and Matt Luzunaris.
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I thought of the ejector also, but he said it will close without a gauge in.
Also is it a 5.56 bullet guide?
I thought of the ejector also, but he said it will close without a gauge in.
Also is it a 5.56 bullet guide?
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The Bulgarian 5.56 AK bolt usually has a different angle a the cam lug where it contacts the bullet guide from a 7.62x39. There have been two versions of Bulgarian 5.56 AK's. Early ones with 22mm barrels and late ones with 23mm barrels. Some people say the bolts available only fit the early trunnions without changing the camming angle on the bolt lug.
ok lets start from the ground up.
rommy trunion, kvar 5.56 bullet gide, kvar 5.56 bolt head, kvar 5.56 barrel. rommy cariear
1)with the bolt head and trunion the head will colse with and with out guage.
2) trunion instaled in reciver bolt head will turn with and with out guage.
3) trunion in reciver bolt head in carrer no gage, bolt assy. closes
4) all parts with guage or spent case lock up with cariear 1/2" out of battery.
the bolt head is not hanging up on the lower rals. when I removed the piston from the cairer the chasing tap would and did lock up (not that that would be the root cause) . I have a diffrent cairrer and will check it this week end. if not looks like its time for a marker and small file. all, thanks muttman
What bolt carrier? The Bulgarian 5.56 bolt carrier is narrowed at the bottom to clear the 5.56 magazine. There may be other differences but I haven't noticed them. The 7.62x39 Romanian bolt carrier comes in at least two versions. One is flat on the bottom like most European bolt carriers but some have a rounded tapered bottom like the Chinese bolt carriers. Without cutting the tapered bolt carriers may work with 5.56 magazines. The flat bottom ones need cutting like the Bulgarian ones. Another important area to check is the bottom of the 5.56 bolt clearing the bullet guide. The 5.56 may sit too high in a 7.62x39 trunnion as the 5.56 bolt needs to strip the smaller diameter catridge.
HMM MY VARMIT BUILD USES THE SAME PIECES TO MAKE IT A 223 (DIFFERANT BARREL). I HAD TO NARROW THE CARRER AS WELL BUT THAT WOULD ONLY BE A ISSUE WHEN THE MAG WAS INSTALLED. I HEAD SPACED MINE THE SAME WAY ON THE TIGHT SIDE WITH JUST THE BOLT IN THE TRUNION SEPERAT FROM THE RECIVER. i HAD NO PROBLEMS AND THE BOLT SHOULD CLEAR THE BULGY 223 BULLET GUIDE AS WELL. iS THERE ANY CHANCE THAT THE SCREWS ARE PUSHING IN ON THE BARREL AND DISTORTING THE CHAMBER SOME HOW?? iTS A LONG SHOT IMOA. THE CARRER BEING A HALF INCH OUT INDICATES TO ME THAT THE BOLT IS UP TO THE LUGS BUT NOT ROTATING IN. THE CARRER MOVES FORWARD ABOUT 1/2" TO ROTATE THE LUGS IN AND EXPOSE THE FIRING PIN TO THE HAMMER. IM THINKING THAT THE GUAGE IS LIKELY MOVING THE BOLT OUT OF ALIGNMENT AND CAUSING IT TO NOT ROTATE IN PROPERLY. I WOULD OF COURSE MAKE SURE THE GAS TUBE PISTON ECT IS NOT BINDING. WILL THE THE BOLT MOVE SIDE TO SIDE AT THE POINT WERE IT STOPS?? POSSABLY THE EJECTOR HAS ENOUGH CLEARANCE WHEN NO GUAGE IT INSALLED BUT ONCE THE CHAGE IS HOLDING THE BOLT IN THE CENTER THE EJECTOR TIP IS BINDING. EVEN WITH A ROUND CHAMBERD I have some side to side play (its amazing to me this thing shoots as well as it does)
also check were the carrer on the RH side slides over the trunion (goes from the reciver rail to the trunion just below the charge handel they can catch there if every thing it no perfect) my varmit build does get a little tight there. YEA I HAVE MY WHOLE GUN APART LOOKING FOR POSSABLE ISSUES HERE. LOL
i THINK YOU MENTIONED IT BUT YOU DID CUT THE CHAMFER ON THE BOLT TO MATCH A ROMMY BOLT CORRECT?????? IM TALKING ABOUT WERE THE BOLT HITS THE RAMP ON THE BULLET GUIDE TO ROTATE THE BOLT IN.
THINKING EVEN WORE ABOUT THIS. IF THE LUGS ARE NOT EVEN OR INOTHER WORDS THE BOLT DOES NOT SIT TRUE TO THE BORE WHEN IT IS LOCKED IN PLACE IT WILL ALLOW IT TO ROTATE ON A GUAGE WHEN THERE IS NO CARRER BECAUSE THE BOLT CAN ANGLE TO ONE SIDE WITN TO RESISTANCE BUT ONCE THE CARRER IS IN PLACE AND RESURRE APPLED FROM THE GUGGE THE BOLT WILL WANT TO COCK TO ONE SIDE BUT THE CARRER WILL PREVENT IT. IT IS POSSABLE THAT THE LUCGS ARE NOT TRU TO THE ACTION. ie ONE LUG IS TO LONG. i AM WORKING ON A SAGIA THAT WAS SO BAD THAT IT WAS ONLY HITTING ON ONE LUG. IF IT HAD BEEN HEAD SPACED ON THE TIGHT SIDE iM SURE IT WOULD HAVE NOT ROTATED IN. PULL THE CARRER FROM THE RECIVER AND AS BEST AS POSSABLE SEE IF THE TAIL BOLT IS IN THE CENTER WHEN HOLDING IT AGAINST THE LUGS. HERE IS A PICTURE OF A BAD ONE
I think I found what the root cause is, the barrel is sliding in the trunion. I reset head spacing. walked away and came back and checked one more time, all good. instaled the trunion in the reciver still all good with same bolt carrear. I then felt all was good (read got the hot and fuzzy). drilled the pin instaled barrel pin and checked, pass on go guage, bolt closes on nogo guage? I then scrached my watch and you get the picture....
I remove the barrel pin and reset head space and check the barrel pin hole and find there is a visable miss match of barrel to trunion. set every thing back up reset and redriled the hole and the same thing one more time. Im not sure what I need to do at this point. Im open to anney and all idea's at this point. thanks for the help. muttman
Last edited by muttman; 11-16-2008 at 10:28 AM. Reason: verbage.
are you saying the barrel will actually move in the trunion with out being pressed?? this movement is occuring while you are drilling the hole??
if so then knurling the barrel or a smaller trunion is the only answer. I personaly dont like the whole knurling deal for a number of reasons.
There are two diameter 5.56 Bulgarian barrels and trunnions from K-var. The early barrels and trunnion were 22mm and had threaded muzzles. The newer barrels and trunnion are suppose to be 23mm and since these normally have AK74 type front sight blocks I don't think the muzzles are threaded on any of these but there may be some overlap in design. The AK74 type sight block will fit the earlier threaded barrels as the front sight was originally the long (wide) milled receiver type but at AKM diameter. Sounds like you might have an early 22mm barrel in a 23mm trunnion or check the trunnion for cracks.


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Beneath the freeway corridor that runs through Seattle's Eastlake neighborhood is an artificial microclimate with cycling light and intermittent rain that replicate the light and weather conditions from each day in 1960, the year before work began on Interstate 5. The artist effectively eliminates the concrete barrier created by the road overhead, taking the area back in time.
The centerpiece of this simulated ecosystem is composed of four densely planted trees including the tulip magnolia, Himalayan birch, urn gum and windmill palm. Each tree represents a different climate, forming a kind of geographic and ecological cross-sample. The trees were also selected, whether through flower, trunk or foliage, for their relation to the color white, a "ghostly" color meant to evoke the past neighborhood that occupied the site. By relating the past to the present and connecting the native climate to geographically diverse flora, The Seventh Climate spans the elements of time and distance and inspires the formation of new chronological and spatial relationships.


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Area scores: Cavs blank Byrd, stay tied atop CFVC soccer
Southern Lee 9, Douglas Byrd 0
The Cavaliers (13-0-2, 7-0-1) routed Douglas Byrd via the mercy rule in the second half to keep pace with Terry Sanford atop the Cape Fear Valley standings.
Alex Palme and Jair Cejudo scored two goals each for the Cavs. Matthew Wehrly, Isaias Cruz, Zack Western, Ethan Helsman and Juan Penaloza scored a goal apiece.
Southern Lee is holding its MVP Night on Monday night as the Cavaliers will be hosting Union Pines at 7 p.m. The senior Cavalier players will honor mentors in their lives, from athletics to academics and more, during a presentation at halftime.
Union Pines d. O'Neal 25-17, 25-11, 25-7
The Lady Vikings defeated county neighbor O'Neal in Southern Pines on Wednesday. Megan Harris led Union Pines with 16 assists, 10 digs and four aces. Tiffany Hicks led the Viking hitters with six kills
Union Pines d. Douglas Byrd 25-10, 25-16, 25-15
The Lady Vikings (14-5, 8-3) swept visiting Douglas Byrd in a Cape Fear Valley match Thursday evening.
Chandler Adams had seven digs and four aces. Stephanie Johnson had six blocks.
Union Pines will complete its regular season at Gray's Creek at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday.
First Assembly d. Grace Christian 25-11, 25-12, 21-25, 25-8
First Assembly (9-8) defeated the Lady Crusaders on Thursday evening. Grace Christian (4-10) hosted Chatham Charter last night. The Carolina Christian Tournament is set to start on Monday.
Southern Lee 3, Westover 0
The Lady Cavaliers (8-4, 6-4) swept Westover for the second time this season in Fayetteville Thursday night. Southern Lee has two more road games next week, at Terry Sanford at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday and its regular-season finale at Lee County at 5:30 p.m. Thursday.
Western Harnett d. South Johnston 25-17, 21-25, 25-20, 25-23
The Lady Eagles (7-10, 3-5) topped visiting South Johnston (11-7, 4-4) in a Two Rivers match, avenging a South Johnston sweep from two weeks ago, Thursday night in Lillington. Western Harnett will host Triton at 5 p.m. Tuesday.
Pine Forest 3, Overhills 1
Pine Forest (15-2, 11-0) remained perfect in the Mid-South Athletic Conference with a win at Overhills (11-8, 7-3) Thursday night. The Lady Jaguars will play at E.E. Smith at 6 p.m. Tuesday.
Cedar Ridge d. Northwood 25-18, 25-11, 25-16
Cedar Ridge won a Big Eight match at Northwood (4-9, 2-8) Thursday night. The Lady Chargers will host Orange at 6 p.m. Tuesday.
North Moore d. Queens Grant 25-20, 25-16, 25-10
The Lady Mustangs (10-6, 7-5) cruised past Queens Grant for a Yadkin Valley win Thursday evening. North Moore will play at West Montgomery at 6 p.m. Tuesday.
Pinecrest d. Purnell Swett 15-25, 25-12, 25-15, 25-20
The Lady Patriots (10-10, 5-3) rebounded to win the last three sets for a Southeastern victory at Purnell Swett (11-3, 5-3) on Thursday. Pinecrest splits for the regular season with the Lady Rams. Pinecrest will play at Richmond at 6 p.m. Monday.
Union Pines 7, Jordan-Matthews 2
Singles: Mary Beth Jackson (U) d. Lindsay Tate 6-3, 6-0, Julianne Hall (U) d. Bethany Pyrtle 6-3, 6-3, Megan Smith (U) d. Alanna Pyrtle 6-1, 6-1, Kailee Southworth (U) d. Lauren Underwood 6-1, 7-5, Celine Bullock (U) d. Kendall Suits 6-1, 6-0, Sarah Nicholson (U) d. Sarah Morse 6-0, 5-7 (10-5)
Doubles: Tate/B. Pyrtle (J) d. Jackson/Hall 8-5, Smith/Megan Pusser (U) d. A. Pyrtle/Suits 8-5, Underwood/Morse (J) d. Southworth/Bullock 8-3
The Lady Vikings (14-2) finished the regular season with a win in Cameron Thursday afternoon. Union Pines is the Cape Fear Valley's No. 2 seed for the NCHSAA Dual Team State Tournament. The CFVC Tournament is set for Wednesday and Thursday at Lee County. The Mid-State Conference Tournament will be hosted by Jordan-Matthews starting Tuesday.
Harnett Central 7, West Johnston 2
Singles: Katherine Serrell (W) d. Michelle Wetherington 7-6, 6-1, Kalin Leuthold (H) d. Ashley Turner 6-0, 7-5, Lindsay Smith (H) d. Sarah Kuhaneck 6-1, 6-2, Cassie Doran (H) d. Sabrina Fink 6-2, 6-1, Victoria Hill (H) d. Veronica McLean 6-2, 3-6, 10-7, Kristen Stephenson (H) d. Carmen Juarez 6-0, 6-1
Doubles: Serrell/Turner (W) d. Leuthold/Smith 8-6, Wetherington/Stephenson (H) d. Kuhaneck/Sabria Brown 8-0, Doran/Hill (H) d. McLean/Juarez 8-3
The Lady Trojans completes the regular season 10-5 overall and 10-4 and third place in the Greater Neuse River Conference.
Northwood 6, Northern Vance 3
Singles: Rachel Riddle (NV) d. Hannah Holloway 7-5, 7-5, Emma Goodrich (N) d. Caroline Oakley 6-0, 6-2, Elise Crawford (N) d. Imani Simmons 6-2, 6-3, Maya Shuler (N) d. Meredith Steveson 6-3, 4-6, 1-0, Emma Caison (N) d. Jazmen White 6-2, 6-2, Evie Hoffman (N) d. Blair Kimbrell 6-4, 6-2
Doubles: Riddle/Oakley (NV) d. Shuler/Goodrich 8-5, Simmons/Steveson (NV) d. Crawford/Holloway 8-6, Goodrich/Hoffman (N) d. White/Kimbrell 8-5
Northwood (6-8, 5-7) completed its regular season with a win at Northern Vance on Wednesday. The Big Eight Conference Tournament starts Wednesday at Orange.
JV Football
Southern Lee 17, Gray's Creek 6
The JV Cavaliers (4-2) won a conference game on the road in Hope Mills Thursday night. Southern Lee is off next Thursday and will host Union Pines on Oct. 17.
Douglas Byrd 36, Lee County 20
Douglas Byrd topped the Yellow Jackets on Thursday night in Sanford. Lee County (3-3) will play at Union Pines at 7 p.m. Thursday.
Northwood 28, Cedar Ridge 14
The Chargers improved to 5-0 with a Big Eight win Thursday night.
West Montgomery 42, Jordan-Matthews 16
Jordan-Matthews will host Reidsville at 7 p.m. Thursday.
Southeast Raleigh 44, Harnett Central 12
Southeast Raleigh (4-0) beat the Trojans (1-4) in a conference game Thursday night in Raleigh. Harnett Central will play at Knightdale at 6:30 p.m. Thursday.


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Tom Horton won't get to lead the new American Airlines after it merges with US Airways, but he'll get a going-away prize of nearly $20 million.
American's parent company, AMR Corp., disclosed the CEO's severance package in a regulatory filing.
Horton will get $9.94 million in cash and an equal amount in stock in the new company after the merger.
US Airways CEO Doug Parker will become CEO of the new company and Horton will serve as chairman for about a year.
American and US Airways announced the $11 billion merger on Thursday and hope to win regulatory approval by the end of September.
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There are many reasons for voting for the proposed water and wastewater projects in Waitsfield. Most have been well articulated by others, including:
• the availability of several million dollars in grant funds;
• low borrowing and favorable construction costs;
• the ability to coordinate the installation of pipes for the systems with the Route 100 reconstruction and sidewalk projects; and
• an opportunity to establish a Tax Increment Finance (TIF) District to help fund a portion of the cost (resulting in lower debt service than has been estimated, but only if the town can secure one of only 10 authorized districts).
Combined, these create a window of opportunity that may soon be closed. This is especially true for the water system and Phase 1 of the wastewater system. If we let that happen, future generations of Waitsfield residents will regret our shortsightedness.
There is another reason to support these projects; however, that goes beyond the impact on property taxes or costs to potential users of the infrastructure. Access to abundant fresh water is something that Vermonters take for granted at our own peril.
The World Bank reports that 80 countries have water shortages that threaten health and economies while 40 percent of the world -- more than 2 billion people -- have no access to clean water or sanitation. Climate change, desertification, pollution, industrial agriculture, resource depletion, war and population growth will exacerbate that situation. Transnational corporations have responded to this "opportunity" by striking deals with governments to privatize water supplies and turn clean water into a commodity to be sold to the highest bidder.
Long considered part of our common heritage, to be protected and shared, the private control of groundwater is an increasingly important issue in Vermont as the market for bottled water grows. The Vermont Legislature is debating whether to protect groundwater under the public trust doctrine but faces opposition from Governor Douglass and the privatized water industry.
Waitsfield voters have an opportunity to ensure that a substantial portion of our shared water resources remain under the control of the community for the purpose of meeting our current and future needs. As the world shifts from an age of consumption and waste to an age of resource scarcity, this could prove to be the most important question we face for many years to come.
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Staff Writer | April 10,2014A man was injured and airlifted to a New Hampshire hospital after the truck he was driving crashed into the back of an empty school bus that had stopped for a railroad crossing on Route 3 in Rutland Town, according to Vermont State Police.
The crash took place at about 9 a.m. when the school bus had stopped in the northbound lane. The bus driver wasn't seriously hurt, although police said she went to Rutland Regional Medical Center for complaint of a back injury. The driver of the pickup suffered serious injuries however and after being taken to RRMC was taken by helicopter to Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon, N.H.
Police at the scene did not have information about the identities of either driver.
The man was trapped in the truck for about an hour while firefighters and rescue crews worked to cut away the truck around him and remove him from the cab. Emergency workers set up an IV bag while firefighters used a sawsall and a circular saw to cut, then peel away the roof of the truck cab. They removed the truck door, and then lifted the man out onto a stretcher.
He was taken to the hospital by Regional Ambulance Service around 9:30 a.m.
The truck was carrying three dogs; two in carriers in the back of the truck and one in the cab of the truck.
One dog escaped and ran around the accident scene while troopers tried to call it closer to attach a leash; the dog eventually ran off up the railroad tracks.
Det. Sgt. Butch Abdelnour of the Vermont State Police Bureau of Criminal Investigation, coaxed one of dogs from the carrier into his car and sat with another by the side of the road, waiting for a family member to come to collect the canines. He had been in the area and responded to help out.
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Post-UFC 171, UFC officials said they'll decide who's next in the coming weeks. In the meantime, White might want to turn off his cellphone. Woodley, who has won his last three bouts in the octagon, is ready to make his case. Some of his thoughts:
MacDonald: "(He) was the gatekeeper for so long, and he had an opportunity then. Now that your teammate (St-Pierre) is gone, that doesn't give you an automatic bid in. He's on a one-fight win streak, and his last appearances, he hasn't looked very amazing."
Brown: "(He's) fought Jordan Mein, and he's fighting Erick Silva, who's also not in the top 10. Had he fought and beat Condit (a recently planned bout between them was scrapped), his case would be great. He's got six wins, but it's not (all) over top-10 guys."
Kim: "I think he showed a lot of heart when he came back against Erick Silva, who was beating him convincingly. I think he's in the top 10 in the world. But on pure ticket sales, pay-per-view and marketability, I think we need a global champ. I think we need someone who's well spoken and looks the part, plays the part, fights the part, and lives the part."
Diaz: "He hasn't beaten anyone since 2011. I don't think he can beat Hendricks. When is the last time Nick Diaz actually beat a wrestler? I think he's looking to get in quick, make a fast payday."
St-Pierre: "I think he's the champ. I think if he comes back, Johny wants the rematch. At that point, I'll step down and I'll say he deserves the shot."


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Welcome to Royal Links Golf Club
The soul of Scotland, the adventure of Las Vegas
Missed your invitation to play in the British Open? Not to worry! You can still play 18 of the best holes from eleven different British Open rotation courses including Muirfield, this year's host, on Hole #9 at Royal Links. This is not your typical round of golf and is conveniently located less than 9 miles from the heart of the world-famous Las Vegas Strip. Whether you are interested in the history of the game or just want a shot at besting Tiger Woods' course record of 67 (Feb., 2001), Royal Links will provide you with some great golfing memories.
Royal Links Golf Club was built to honor the rich history and tradition of the game of golf. Designed by Dye International, this links-style course features holes inspired by eleven different British Open rotation courses, including the Road Hole and Hell Bunker from the Old Course at St. Andrews and the Postage Stamp from Royal Troon. Other courses in the loop include Carnoustie, Turnberry, Royal Liverpool, Prestwick, Royal Lytham, Muirfield and Royal Birkdale.
Your most memorable golf round awaits you...


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It's so much fun to relax on our Outdoor Sectional after a long day of playing. This stylish sectional lets kids hang out on outdoor furniture designed specifically for them instead of using adult furniture that is too big and uncomfortable. The umbrella is perfect for those sunny days where you need a little shade. Features include:
- Five different sections that can be arranged in different combinations
- Five comfy cushions
- Umbrella stand and umbrella
- Sections can be locked in place with included hardware
- Made of weather-resistant outdoor wood
- Packaged with detailed, step-by-step assembly instructions
Age Range: 3Shipping Note: This item ships directly from the manufacturer within contiguous United States only. Cannot be shipped to AK/HI, PO boxes, US territories, or APO/FPO addresses.


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Traditional photo albums
Square traditional albums £49.50
Portrait traditional albums £42.50
Landscape traditional albums £49.50
Traditional style photo albums
Handmade in England, the Kiki James traditional album is based on a classic style originating from the early 20th century. The hard bound cover coupled with the intricately designed gold leaf leather corners and spine creates an album that is a perfect combination of both the historical and contemporary. Inside the high quality pages are interleaved with acid free parchment tissue paper. Customers can also personalise this album with gold leaf embossing.