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Hope gets advice from Katie, Nick and Jackie discuss Owen, and Owen and Bridget make an announcement to her parents.
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Owen and Bridget visit Eric and Brooke at Forrester. Bridget tells them that Owen misses Jackie and she's sure Jackie misses him - they've done a lot of soul-searching and come to a decision. Owen says, "I'm going back to Jackie." Bridget goes on about Jackie's sacrifice and says she and Owen have a great bond as parents, but it's never become more - Owen loves Jackie. Owen says he adores Bridget, but never should have left Jackie. Eric warns that Jackie may not want to take Owen back. Owen and Bridget leave, and Eric and Brooke discuss Bridget living without intimacy all this time. Brooke didn't realize Owen and Jackie's bond was unbreakable.
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. --- The Chattanooga men's and women's tennis teams head to Elon, N.C., for the 2009 Southern Conference Championships set to start Thursday, April 23 at the Burlington Tennis Center and Elon's Jimmy Powell Tennis Center.
The ninth seeded Lady Mocs (7-14, 2-8 SoCon) will square off with No. 8 seed Appalachian State (9-15, 3-7 SoCon) in a rematch of the season finale for both teams in which UTC fell 4-3 without No. 1 player freshman Shaina Singh.
Freshman Emily Hangstefer posted a team-best 5-5 conference record and sophomore Annie Green was 4-4 against league opponents. In overall play, freshman Jennemieke van der Veek, playing a majority at No. 2, was 10-10 with a 2-7 SoCon mark.
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The Portsmouth Athletic Boosters will be holding the annual Tom Grashel Memorial Golf Scramble May 11 at Shawnee State Golf Resort.
A $220 team fee will cover cart, 18 holes and lunch. Shotgun start is slated for 2 p.m.
Awards and door prizes will be handed out throughout the day. Hole sponsorship is $50.
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Red Cross Golf Scramble
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Greenup County Habitat for Humanity will be hosting its fourth annual golf scramble at Oaks Golf Course in Flatwoods, Ky., Saturday May 18. Registration is at 7:30 a.m. The cost is $50 per person or $200 per team. Prizes will be awarded. Breakfast and Lunch will be provided. For more information, visit greenupcountyhabitat.org, email email@example.com or call 606-836-0421.
Ryan and Tom's Tennis Camp
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Junior high boys and girls are encouraged to attend the summer shootout league at West Sports Complex beginning June 6-7. Boys will play Thursday evenings and girls will play on Friday evenings. The cost is $40 per player. For more information, contact Steve at 740-352-1822.
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31st annual Tri-State Junior Golf Tour
The 31st annual Tri-State Junior Golf Tour (TSJGT) begins the first week of June. The TSJGT is played on area courses in Ashland, Huntington, Greenup and Portsmouth. Check your local courses for entry forms and schedule. For more information, call Jason VanDeusen at 740-285-5004 or visit www.TSJGT.com
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There are so many important monuments, memorials, and museums in Washington, D.C., that it would be nearly impossible to view all of them in one trip. The Washington Monument, like Washington, D.C., takes its name from the nation's first president, George Washington. Completed in 1884, it consists of an obelisk made of marble, granite, and bluestone gneiss that stands approximately 555 feet over the National Mall. Take an elevator to the top floor observation deck 500 feet above the ground for an absolutely breathtaking vista of Washington, D.C. You can get free tickets the day of your visit at the Washington Monument Lodge's ticket window or pay to reserve tickets for the future. Directly opposite the Washington Monument is the stately Lincoln Memorial. In contrast to the Washington Monument's Egyptian-influenced design, the Lincoln Memorial takes the form of a Greek temple, complete with 36 massive columns that represent the 36 states in the Union at the time of Lincoln's death. From head to toe, the gargantuan statue of Abraham Lincoln that sits inside the temple is 19 feet tall, and if the marble president were standing instead of sitting, he would be 28 feet tall. The Lincoln Memorial was also the site of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s famous "I Have a Dream" speech. With so much historical significance in one structure, the Lincoln Memorial is a must-see for anyone visiting Washington, D.C. The National World War II Memorial can be found at the east end of the Reflecting Pool on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., situated between the Washington Monument and the Lincoln Memorial. It consists of 56 granite pillars and two triumphal arches circling a large fountain. It honors those who served and those who gave their lives in the armed forces during World War II. The presence of these and many other monuments and memorials in Washington, D.C., mean that you could spend your entire vacation sight-seeing and still leave some exploring for your next trip!
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Local radio application Toledo's App Station will soon feature several new shows geared toward Toledo's LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender) community.
"Rainbow" is one of the new streaming channels available in the station's lineup. Launching on the channel will be shows like "Gayline" and "The Phaylen Show."
"Gayline" — subtitled "The News, but with Glitter" — will be promoted during Toledo Pride weekend and will premiere the following week. The show is hosted by Jaime Hesselbart and Preston Stevenson, who will highlight happenings within the LGBT community, news from around the world and general community information.
"The overall theme is essentially helping the community," Hesselbart said. "We want to have shows that can appeal to all of the community, and even those [who] are simply allies. We have a little funny, a little serious, some interesting gossip and a help line, which is just the beginning."
"I originally got involved with the show because I felt the Toledo LGBT community was lacking something, mainly awareness on LGBT issues," Stevenson wrote in an email to Toledo Free Press Star. "The radio is a great platform to reach an integral culture in today's society. I feel each of us [brings] a unique quality to the show such as humor, attentiveness and passion. These qualities are necessary for the station to thrive and to bring the LGBT community to the spotlight."
The schedule for "Gayline" is yet to be determined, but should be announced soon.
"The Phaylen Show" is hosted by Phaylen Fairchild, a Northwest Ohio native and internationally known drag queen. Fairchild will discuss her life, experiences and interests, and will air new episodes on Fridays at 7 p.m.
"I'm an intensely creative queen," Fairchild wrote in an email to Toledo Free Press Star. "When I was invited to be a part of Rainbow just a couple of months after returning from New York, I saw an amazing opportunity to contribute and collaborate with some amazing people in an equally amazing industry."
The app station is a free download for smartphones and can also be streamed online at www.toledosappstation.com. The app was launched by local radio personality Andrew Zepeda, who used it to bring back his "Andrew Z in the Morning" show after it was dropped by Cumulus Media last December. The station currently features 12 channels.
"Andrew has always been a great friend and ally to the gay community," Hesselbart said. "I think he truly believes in what this channel could do to help the community, and how it could help the App Station, and the flip side as well. Andrew Z's name and his station could advance our channel to be bigger and better than we ever imagined."
Hesselbart, who also serves as the program director for "Rainbow," said plans are in the works for additional shows coming soon, such as "The Gays of Our Lives," which will be modeled after ABC's "The View," and will feature discussions about current events and celebrity gossip.
"We are also going to be putting out a casting call for more radio personalities to add more shows to the channel, so this is taking off quickly," Hesselbart said.
Hesselbart added that she hopes to make "Rainbow" the "go-to place" for everyone in the Toledo LGBT community.
"I wanted to help unite the community, let them have a voice," she said. "I loved the idea of providing something positive and helpful, as well as entertaining. I believe all of the hosts and the shows will bring something magical to the channel, and to the App Station, and to be a part of something that amazing is an opportunity I could not resist."
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Jerome translated fourteen homilies of Origen on Jerimiah, and fourteen on Ezekiel, and quotesDidymus as saying that Origen was the greatest teacher of the church since St. Paul. During hisresidence in Rome Jerome highly praised Origen, but soon after, when he found himself accused ofheresy for so doing, he declared that he had only read him as he had read other heretics. In a letter toVigilantius he says: "I praise him as an interpreter, not as a dogmatic teacher; for his genius, not forhis faith; as a philosopher, not as an apostle. If you believe me, I was never an Origenist; if you do notbelieve me, I have now ceased to be one.


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Detroit native Dave Landau has appeared on NBC's "Last Comic Standing" and is a regular guest on "The Bob & Tom Radio Show," but he's not a household name — yet. With a new comedy album, "Voodoo of Landoo," out now and a movie in the works, his star is deservedly on the rise. Years of roadwork are paying off for Landau, who has been gigging in the Midwest for at least a decade.
"The material on ["Voodoo of Landoo"] is what I've been working on for a couple of years now," Landau said. "Once I had it where I wanted it, I was ready to put out an album."
And while some comics throw out their old stuff once it's committed to tape, Landau said "I don't consider any jokes 'burned off.' I will still do stuff from my 2007 album 'Down On Your Lucky Charms.' I feel having an arsenal of funny material while adding new things is important. In a year or so, I will probably have a set that includes none of it, but I'll still mix and match."
Landau's latest project takes him into the realm of filmmaking.
"'The King' is a movie I wrote with my friends Sebastian Oberst and Ken Kuykendall," he said. "It's about a kid from Detroit who graduates high school in 1999 and his parents buy him his first car. He meets up with some friends, they go into the inner city to illegally buy beer and all hell breaks loose. It's loosely based on my life. I've always wanted to make a movie more than anything. I attended film school and I'm a graduate of the Second City Conservatory. I did both of those things before I ever picked up a mic." The movie is slated for a summer 2014 premiere.
Asked about the advantages of sticking close to home, Landau said "you can get more stage time when you start. Also, all the clubs that pay are in the Midwest, so it's easier access to stand-up work once you've developed. The biggest [drawback] is that Hollywood is where everything gets made and to be taken seriously you often have to spend time there. I lived in Marina del Rey and I'm lucky that a very prestigious management firm handles me out there. I came home to Detroit to make my movie, but I'll end up back on the West Coast soon."
So what's next for Landau? "I have no master plan. Just keep throwing s*** against the wall until it sticks," he said. "This business is unpredictable so I just have to keep plugging away. My goal is simply to just not give up or get complacent.
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UGIVE.ORG gives local high school students and nonprofits a way to connect via volunteer opportunities.
The website allows nonprofits to post volunteer opportunities that high-schoolers can then sign up for at no cost. It's a great tool for high schools that require volunteer hours, said Jamie Baird, youth service outreach coordinator.
"It's up to the student to go in and find an opportunity and sign up for it. The nonprofit can go in and approve the hours for the student so they can keep track of everything," Baird said. Teachers can also make certain volunteer opportunities "featured" so they appear more prominently to encourage students to apply.
Baird and Sadi Starmack, both AmeriCorps VISTA workers, recently took over as youth service outreach coordinators for the nonprofit. The last coordinator, Paige Salamin, has been in Toledo for three years.
"I've loved every second of it and if AmeriCorps would let me stay in my position, I would. I'm basically timing out," Salamin said.
The nonprofit is headquartered in Cincinnati and has several locations throughout the state, including in Toledo. Right now, the website is just for high school students, but could expand to college students in the future, Baird said.
This year, the nonprofit is especially pushing literacy tutoring and hopes to get 150 high school kids to be tutors.
"I've been a tutor before in high school and college and it's important to coordinate those activities," Starmack said.
"A lot of kids who aren't proficient in reading by third grade are less likely to graduate from high school or graduate from high school on time, so we're trying to improve the graduation rate," Baird added.
Volunteering can also offer something to the high schoolers. "Not only are you helping yourself if you're volunteering, because you are building skills, but it looks great if you're applying for college or anything like that, but [also] that sense of community is important to a lot of people," Baird said.
"It's important for community members to take initiative to make their community a better place instead of just kind of sitting around, waiting to be rescued," Starmack said.
Another part of UGIVE is UCREW, which gives 30 high school students a chance to develop their own social enterprise and choose their own cause. Last year, the local UCREW raised $1,500 for Cancer Connection of Northwest Ohio through a spaghetti dinner, car wash and bake sales. The program will run from October to February 2013.
"It was a really great experience and I definitely loved meeting some of the people," said Trevor Walsh, a senior at Lake High School, who did UCREW last school year.
UCREW chose to support Cancer Connection last year because it had helped out one of the group member's family.
"We are kind of like a family, you could say, in that we bonded kind of closely so we took that on a personal level," Walsh said.
Walsh also used UGIVE to volunteer at Food for Thought and Sunrise Center.
"UGIVE is a really easy way to find opportunities in the area," Walsh said. "Youth get the idea that we're supposed to make an impact when we grow up, when in fact we're supposed to be making that impact right now."
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Chattanooga was led by senior Jenna Nurik (Roswell, Ga.) and sophomore Kaylene Chadwell (Franklin, Tenn.). They came into the tournament ranked No. 58 in the nation and opened with an 8-2 win over UAB's Fernandez and Faught in the No. 1 Flight.
UTC went 4-0 in doubles matches, including Alex Flynn (Memphis, Tenn.) and Kayla Jones' (Memphis, Tenn.) win in the No. 2 Flight. They defeated Klyatchin and Heffner of Mercer 8-1. Sophomore Claire Mulyadi (Semarang, Indonesia) and Jovana Pecovski (Apitan, Serbia) had an 8-1 win over Lipscomb's Naruka and Panovec in the No. 3 Flight. Freshmen Kelsey Coots (Huntsville, Ala.) and Katie Polk (Woodstock, Ga.) team up for another win in the No. 3 Flight. They downed Lee's Yowarsky and North 8-0.
The Lady Mocs had seven singles wins on the day, beginning with Nurik in the No. 1 draw. She defeated UAB's Fernandez 6-4, 6-4. Chadwell also competed in No. 1, defeating Jacksonville State's Guasti 6-1, 6-2.
Flynn advanced in the No. 2 draw with a (6-1, 6-3) win over Lipscomb's Bellini, while Mulyadi was a (6-1, 6-1) winner over Mercer's Klyatchin in No. 3. Polk and Coots both had wins in the No. 4 draw while Jones had a win at No. 5.
"It was a good day for us," stated head coach Jeff Clark. "We started off strong in doubles and that carried over to doubles play. Our freshmen did well and our returning players had some solid results. We just need to keep the momentum going for the rest of the weekend and hopefully we can win some draws."
All of today's singles and doubles winners advanced to tomorrow's semifinals. Action resumes on Saturday at 8:30 a.m. (E.D.T.). Be sure to check back to GoMocs.com for complete results.


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For the record, I have no interest in either the auditoror the treasurer positions. And, if for some strangereason Council would ask me to serve in either capacity, Iwould respectfully decline. My priorities over the nextseveral years are to focus on my family and my growingfinancial services business. Furthermore, I will not beseeking re-election to County Council, so certainly this isnot some kind of power-grab on my part as some of my political detractors have suggested.
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Anaheim, CA (Sports Network) - Adam Dunn and A.J. Pierzynski each knocked in two runs to help the Chicago White Sox beat the LA Angels of Anaheim, 6-1, in the final test of a two-game series.
Dayan Viciedo hit a solo homer for the White Sox, who bounced back from a 7-2 loss in the opener of this brief set on Wednesday. Paul Konerko drove in a run and scored a run.
Chris Sale (4-2) allowed one run on five hits over 5 1/3 innings to pick up the win. He struck out seven and walked one.
"We continued to put pressure on them today," White Sox manager Robin Ventura said. "We had good at-bats and Chris has been good for us."
Albert Pujols hit a solo homer for the Angels, who had a two-game winning streak snapped.
C.J. Wilson (4-4) gave up four runs -- one earned -- on four hits over 3 2/3 frames. He walked six and fanned three.
"We'll turn the page on this one," Angels manager Mike Scioscia said. "C.J. had trouble putting pitches in the zone. He started to feel a little under the weather as the game went on."
The White Sox broke a scoreless tie in the third inning. Konerko worked a two-out walk, moved to second on Alex Rios' single and crossed the plate on Pierzynski's base hit to right. Pierzynski was tagged out while trying to reach second.
The visitors added three more runs in the fourth. With one out, Viciedo hit a routine fly ball to right fielder Mike Trout, who dropped the ball. Brent Morel and Alejandro De Aza followed with walks to load the bases. Two batters later, Dunn hit a two-run single to right-center field. David Carpenter came in from the bullpen and Konerko greeted him with an RBI single to shallow right field.
Pujols' third homer of the season in the sixth made it a 4-1 game.
But Viciedo hit a solo homer of his own in the eighth to give Chicago a four- run margin again.
Pierzynski added an RBI single in the ninth to account for the final margin.
Wilson fell to 3-1 in 13 lifetime meetings (four starts) against the White Sox...Angels designated hitter Mark Trumbo went 4-for-4 to extend his hitting streak to eight games...LA went 0-for-7 with runners in scoring position and stranded eight.


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Glass City gears up for 419 DayWritten by Danielle Stanton | | email@example.com
The Glass City will host a slew of events April 19 — from the Maker's Mart to The Gallery Loop to an acrobatics show — in honor of the third annual 419 Day, a fete named for the city's 419 area code and celebrating all things Toledo.
To get a different perspective on the day, get out your smartphone for the Instagram meetups planned around the city — the inaugural 419 Day event for @IGers_Toledo, a newly formed group of photography and social media enthusiasts.
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The @IGers_Toledo, who snap pictures of the city for their Instagram pages, are planning a sunrise meetup at Oak Openings Metropark Lodge at 7:30 a.m., said the group's founder, Jeff Jones of Snap It Photography. Breakfast and coffee will be provided.
"It's just a Toledo day for us," Jones said, adding that Instagrammers will be coming to celebrate 419 Day from as far away as Indiana, Columbus, Cleveland and Ann Arbor.
The Instagrammers will gather at the Toledo Museum of Art's Monroe Street entrance at 10:15 a.m. for outdoor snaps and selfies with the museum as a backdrop. Registration for the TMA meetup is requested but not required. For more information, visit toledomuseum.org/events/419-day.
"We're seeing a lot of buzz around it and we're very excited to see just the amount of people and the diversity of the group," said Stephanie Elton, TMA's social media and digital communications manager. "Everybody is welcome."
Anyone who attends the TMA meetup is eligible to enter an Instagram contest. Attendees can share a photo tagged @toledomuseum and #419day by April 23 for a chance to win a prize package that includes a TMA family membership, gift cards, Toledo-themed items from local companies and more, Elton said.
@IGers_Toledo will visit different locales around Downtown until 7 p.m. when everyone is invited to the Secor Building, 425 Jefferson Ave., for appetizers and an art showing, Jones said. RSVP at igerstoledo-AT-gmail.com to be among the 100 in attendance.
"At the party, we'll have a projector for the photography for that day on the wall and a gallery wall of Instagram photos. There will be live music, maybe a guitar and a drum — we'll keep it simple," Jones said.
Balance Pan-Asian Grille, an Asian restaurant with locations on West Central Avenue and in Maumee, will cater the event that has a "come as you are" dress code. A donation is suggested that will go toward a new camera for Shared Lives Studio, an art gallery that supports adults with developmental disabilities in becoming working artists.
The UpTown Association decided to nix its own event this year, which prompted rumors that 419 Day would be canceled. However, Julie Champa, executive director of the UpTown Association, said those rumors were false and that UpTown would be involved, just in a different way.
"419 Day will still happen and we'll still have activities within the neighborhood," Champa said. "We were going to do our own event but we felt that our event was similar (to other events). … Rather than duplicate the event, we decided to promote the event already existing."
Champa said 419 Day is a "big day" and another way to spur economic development for the neighborhood.
"April 19 is synonymous with the entire Toledo metro area," Champa said. "Because our focus is on UpTown, we see it as another development tool to bring people into the district and hopefully patronize other businesses in the district. Any events going on really benefit all of us. It's a big day for UpTown and the community as a whole."
The Maker's Mart boasts nearly 50 vendors of handmade or specialty items in the UpTown neighborhood, said coordinator Betty Floored of Oh Sew Betty. The event will run from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. at 1717 Adams St.
About three-quarters of the vendors are from Toledo and the rest hail from around the Midwest region, Floored said. 419 Day will mark the fourth Maker's Mart.
"Vendors can apply on our website. … We have a jury of four people go through the applications, looking for uniqueness and price points and what they make and we try to get a well-rounded juried show so you don't have so much of the same thing," Floored said. "We like to switch up vendors so people who come aren't seeing the same vendors over and over."
Two new vendors to the Maker's Mart this year are Coffee Emergency, owned by Angie Cucunato, and Toledo Spirits, which sells specialty bitters for cocktails, owned by Andrew Newby. Newby also owns Black Kite Coffee with his wife, Kristin Kiser.
The Toledo vendors will have badges on their tables that designate them as made in Toledo, Floored said.
John Amato, owner of JUPMODE, plans to sell his specialty Toledo pride T-shirts at Maker's Mart where he said business has always been good. He added a new 419 Day shirt to his collection, which includes the "You Will Do Better in Toledo" design.
"It's going to be a really important day because … it's just a buildup of all the neat little things people have created in Toledo," Amato said. "419 Day is another example of the momentum that Toledo has right now. Our city pride is growing and expanding through the region. So it is a really exciting and special time to be in Toledo."
You won't see Amato's new T-shirt truck at the Maker's Mart this year. He's still waiting on City Council to approve a new permit that allows him to park his truck in the Downtown corridor.
People can experience many different forms of art during 419 Day at more than 30 participating galleries and studios in The Gallery Loop from 3-8 p.m. Downtown. A bus will transport people to the free event, which is a great way to appreciate local art and also a great way for local artists to get exposure, said Ryan Bunch, of the Arts Commission.
"It's a good opportunity for people to come down and explore and see the creativity," Bunch said. "It's also an opportunity for artists who don't show or sell a lot. We usually have over 100 artists who work in sculpture, photography, painting, literary works, performance, so there's a wide range of stuff. It's a neat way for the arts community to come together."
"Stripes and Blooms: A Bird's Eye View Student Showcase" is a student acrobatic show from 4:30-8:30 p.m. at the Collingwood Arts Center, 2413 Collingwood Blvd.
Billed as a "colorful celebration of spring," this free event will feature aerial stunts, stilt walking and partner acrobatics. Special guests will perform fire dancing and balancing moves.
For more information on these events or to learn about more events, go to facebook.com/419day or twitter.com/419day.
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