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CHIEF LOGAN STATE PARK — Martial Arts Master Carlos Turner was pleased with Saturday's fourth annual tournament.
More than 40 kids turned out to compete in the karate and sport jujitsu tournament which causes Turner to believe that interest in martial arts in the coalfields continues to grow.
"It's been a great tournament. I'm pleased with the number of kids we had competing," Turner said. "It's all about the little kids. These are our future martial artists.
"You know, there are about 5 million kids competing in martial arts and I want to see the interest here in southern West Virginia to continue to grow each year. I'm just trying to bring this to southern West Virginia and get more and more kids involved."
Turner has been involved in martial arts since he was 13 years old. He has been teaching the arts almost as long. Many of his students came down to the Chief Logan Rec Center on Saturday to help their mentor with the tournament.
"It's so great to see kids come back to help out," Turner said. "I hope I've made a lasting impression on them and helped them become better people through the training I've given them. The ultimate goal is to make all of my students into better men and women."
Turner had five schools competing in the tournament that began around 11 a.m. and lasted throughout the day. He said there were so many other events going on in the area on Saturday that he was pleased he had so many participants.
"This is a good group, since there are so many things going on, like the high school football championships," Turner said.
The Chief Logan Rec Center has been Turner's home base for nearly three years now. He teaches martial arts classes at the Rec Center each week.
Turner encourages kids to get involved in martial arts training. He said it has a bigger impact on their lives than what they might imagine.
"Some kids are not fast runners, or can't jump high for basketball, nor can they throw a 75 mile and hour fastball," Turner said. "But, they can participate in martial arts and that can make them better in all the other sports, like basketball, baseball and football."
For more information on Master Carlos Turner's martial arts classes or for more information on the activities and facilities the rec center offers, call the Chief Logan Rec Center at 304-855-8591.


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DIP (Diversified Innovative Products) Company has merged its Minneapolis facility into the Delta facility in the Industrial Park on the east edge of town. With the help of a state grant, and working closely with the City of Delta and as many local contractors as possible, the company recently completed a 2,500-square-foot addition to the 15,000-square-foot manufacturing facility.
"The city and state were very easy to work with and helped us secure our position as a permanent fixture in the Delta Industrial Park," said Theron Johnson, president of DIP Company. "We instructed our general contractor, Alpine CM of Grand Junction to use local subcontractors and building supplies. He did an excellent job and we couldn't be more pleased with our new office. Now we have the space to accommodate our newly hired employees and can operate in a more efficient manner."
Caitlin Crawford, manager of customer service and accounting, said, "Our new office is a state-of-the-art facility and also 'green.' We have installed skylights, LED lighting and high-efficiency HVAC and appliances. The floor plan of this addiiton will allow me to effectively manage my staff to provide great customer service."
"The efficiencies we gain by having our customer service department in house are huge," said Kevin Kiefer, director of operations. "Now we have all critical company functions in house and intercompany communication is more streamlined as a result. We have great employees and it is nice to be adding to the work force. We all enjoy living on the Western Slope, so we are glad when the company decided to remain here and expand our existing facility."
DIP has been doing business in Delta since 2001. It specializes in patented disposable ink tray liners for the printing industry using rejected USDA milk carton material. During a tour of the facility, Kiefer said a variety of liner configurations are punched out to specification by a diecutter in Grand Junction. The DIP crew folds, assembles, staples and ships 100 to 200 cases of tray liners each day.
DIP has a full-time engineer on staff who refines the factory-provided ink pans so they ßcan be utilized with the disposable tray liners. The disposable liners are a huge timesaver, Kiefer said, because printers no longer have to remove, empty and clean the ink pan before switching ink colors. DIP works closely with Doughty Steel to fabricate the pans. Marketing is handled by a sales staff located across the country.
DIP has also expanded into related supplies, and even some new products that use the firm's injection molder.

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Ferrisburgh businessman Sam Cutting, IV, president of Dakin Farm, was honored by Vermont's maple industry last week. He was recognized for both his leadership in Vermont's maple business and for his personal contributions to Operation Vermont Maple Sweetness.
Cutting received the 2010 Maple Person of the Year Award by the Vermont Maple Industry Council. The council protects and promotes the Vermont Maple brand. It announces the winner of the award each year in late January at the annual farm show in Barre. The award is made to an individual who has made significant contributions to the state's maple industry.
"I've presented these awards at the farm show before, but I didn't know I was in the running," Cutting said. "It is very humbling to receive this honor."
Cutting said he became more involved in the maple end of his family's Dakin Farm business 10 years ago.
"I'm not out in the woods all the time like so many in our industry," he said, "which is why I was especially surprised about the award. But I am happy to be of service to Vermont's maple industry."
Cutting said DakinFarm-perhaps the state's most visible purveyor of maple syrup-purchases sap from Harry Atkinson of Monkton as well as other suppliers around Vermont.
"We pack it at Dakin Farms," Cutting noted.
Since 2000, Cutting became a high-profile part of the state's maple industry.
In addition to taking over the reigns of the family's manufacturing, mail-order and retail-store operations-which the family purchased in 1960 after it was started by Timothy Dakin in 1792-Sam Cutting IV served as past treasurer and marketing consultant to the Vermont Maple Foundation.
Cutting maintains strong ties to the council and is its current vice chairman. In 2010, he was elected to the Vermont Agricultural Development Board.
Recently, Cutting demonstrated his patriotic support of U.S. military personnel in a big way-as chairman of Operation Vermont Maple Sweetness; he oversaw the shipment of more than 8,000 pints of fresh Vermont maple syrup to American men and women in uniform overseas. While most Vermont soldiers are back home, the operation hopes to ship maple syrup onMemorial Day of this year.
Ferrisburgh-based Dakin Farm is a successful mail-order and store retailer of pure Vermont maple syrup, smoked meat, cheese and other Vermont specialty foods. Despite an economy struggling to recover, Cutting said the family business has been doing well.
"Christmas 2009 was a good one and Christmas 2010 was even better," he said.
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The Federal Reserve expects to return $88.9 billion to the U.S. Treasury Department for 2012, but before anyone starts celebrating it's worth remembering that a chunk of the central bank's net income is interest paid by the federal government.
Thanks to the quantitative easing programs put in place by Chairman Ben Bernanke and the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC), the Fed has seen its balance sheet swell in recent years through asset purchases of mortgage-backed securities and U.S. Treasury notes. Those assets pay interest, which is the primary fuel for the sizable profits, accounting for $80.5 billion of the Fed's $91 billion in net income.
Thursday's announcement of the Fed's 2012 results marks the third straight year the central bank will return more than $75 billion to taxpayer coffers, a reflection of the central bank's hefty asset purchases dating back to the first round of quantitative easing.
Even with recent speculation that the Fed could take its foot off the gas before the year is out — sparked by murmurs of dissent in the minutes from the central bank's December meeting — there is little reason to expect 2013 won't be another big year for the Fed's nearly $3 trillion balance sheet.
Extraordinary monetary policy and unprecedented Fed asset purchases do not come without cost though, and the central bank's enormous profits come amid pressure on results for the rest of America's banks.
Wells Fargo reported a record quarter Friday morning, but with the Fed keeping interest rates at extremely low levels the bank's net interest margin (the different between its financing costs and what the rates it charges on loans) declined. A similar trend is likely to play out as the San Francisco bank's peers report over next week. JPMorgan Chase is due to post earnings January 16, followed a day later by Citigroup and Bank of America.
One thing to watch is whether the benefits banks have drawn from 2012′s housing comeback started to cool off in the fourth quarter. Citi analyst Keith Horowitz noted that a decline in Wells Fargo's mortgage pipeline is a "likely source of concern" with signs of "topping out."
The group was trading lower, with each bank down at least 1% Friday morning.
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$500 Grant Awarded to Jefferson Elementary
Jefferson Elementary School has been selected to receive a $500 Library Grant by the Kohler Target Store.
The grant, which allows the school to purchase books, will be presented on May 4. In addition to the grant, they will provide the school with a volunteer event, such as helping the store library with upkeep, (organizing books, upkeep, labeling, maintenance, etc.) or reading to students.
Target's School Library Makeovers program launched nationally during National Volunteer Week, April 19-25, 2009, and is a great opportunity for Target team members to get involved with local schools in their communities. This year each store invited to give a school a $500 book credit as well as execute one or several volunteer projects. First Book will supply books to schools awarded the $500 book credit via their online ordering and registration system.
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Universal Corporation Reports Improved First Quarter Results
Tuesday, August 07, 2012
Universal Corporation Reports Improved First Quarter Results14:15 EDT Tuesday, August 07, 2012RICHMOND, Va., Aug. 7, 2012 /PRNewswire/ --HIGHLIGHTSDiluted earnings per share increased $0.29, to $0.81. Net income up $7.2 million, to $23.1 million. Operating income improved by 21%, to $42.8 million. Revenues down 4%, to $461 million. George C. Freeman, III, Chairman, President, and Chief Executive Officer of Universal Corporation (NYSE:UVV), announced that net income for the first quarter of fiscal year 2013, which ended on June 30, 2012, was $23.1 million, or $0.81 per diluted share. Those results increased 46% compared to the same period last year, when net income was $15.9 million, or $0.52 per diluted share. Last year's results reflected the net effect of unusual items, including restructuring costs of $6.9 million before taxes ($0.19 per diluted share) and a $9.6 million pretax gain ($0.27 per diluted share) on insurance settlement proceeds to replace assets lost in a fire at a plant in Europe. Revenues for the first quarter of fiscal year 2013 of about $461 million were down $18 million, or 4%. The decrease was primarily attributable to a modest reduction in overall volumes, as well as lower average prices on carryover shipments of African tobaccos. Mr. Freeman stated, "I am pleased with our results for the first fiscal quarter as they signal a good start to the year ahead and a movement away from recent oversupplied conditions. Some of the benefits we have seen in this period are related to variances in shipment timing, particularly carryover shipments from last year's large African crops. We have managed our uncommitted inventory levels well throughout the past year, and we now carry those stocks at levels which are near the bottom of our historical norms. As we have previously indicated, uncommitted inventories in the United States were substantially depleted during fiscal year 2012."As we move into fiscal year 2013, we believe that crop sizes have declined sufficiently to stabilize the markets. Crop sizes are coming down in most of the key sourcing areas for flue-cured and burley tobacco, including Brazil, Tanzania, and Malawi. In fact, in reaction to last year's very low burley prices, and as a result of poor weather conditions in some origins, burley crops grown for sale in fiscal year 2013, particularly in Malawi, are reduced to levels which are not likely to meet demand in the current year. While the smaller crop sizes are reflective of a healthier market balance, they also limit the volumes we are expecting to handle during the year. In addition, as green prices are moving upwards on a local currency basis in some origins, we are also seeing the counterbalancing effects on our earnings of the stronger U.S. dollar in recent months. "FLUE-CURED AND BURLEY LEAF TOBACCO OPERATIONS:Operating income for the Company's flue-cured and burley tobacco operations, which includes the North America and Other Regions segments, increased by about 35%, to $35.8 million for the quarter ended June 30, 2012, while revenues for those operations declined by about 5%, to $398 million, compared to the same quarter last year. In the Other Regions segment, operating income of $34.8 million was up $13.9 million with improved margins in nearly all regions. The segment's first quarter results were significantly influenced by higher volumes in Africa, mostly as a result of carryover shipments from last year's large crops in some origins, as well as benefits from currency remeasurement and exchange gains there. In South America, earnings were constrained by reduced volumes from this year's smaller crops, although the effect was mitigated by lower overhead costs in the period. Results for the European operations reflected fewer shipments and the translation effects of weaker local currencies against the U.S. dollar in that region. In Asia, results improved on some earlier shipment timing and better margins. Selling, general, and administrative costs for the first quarter were down about 23% for the segment compared with the prior year, due to lower provisions on receivables from suppliers, lower compensation expenses, and net currency remeasurement and exchange gains. Revenues for the Other Regions segment fell by about 6% as the increase in African volumes was more than offset by the effect of changes in the supply chain in Europe and smaller crops in South America.Operating income for the North America segment decreased by $4.6 million compared to last year's first quarter. The prior year's quarter included carryover old crop sales that were not repeated this year as uncommitted stocks have been depleted. The decline was also influenced by shipment delays from transportation difficulties in Central America and factory overhead allocations. Revenues for the segment increased by about 3% to $60.5 million as lower trading volumes were more than offset by a favorable product mix.OTHER TOBACCO OPERATIONS:The Other Tobacco Operations segment operating income for the first fiscal quarter of $8.4 million was $5.6 million higher than the same period last year, on improved performance in both the dark tobacco business and the oriental joint venture. The dark tobacco earnings increase was driven mainly by recovery in the Indonesian operations after weather-related crop shortages there negatively impacted last year's results. The oriental joint venture benefited from higher volumes on earlier shipments completed in the first quarter of fiscal year 2013 and lower operating expenses from the stronger U.S. dollar. Revenues for this segment increased by about 2% to $63.4 million as higher volumes related to timing of shipments of oriental tobaccos through the United States were partly offset by reduced volumes in dark tobacco. Selling, general, and administrative costs for the segment were slightly higher compared with the prior year, on larger currency exchange losses in the dark tobacco operations.OTHER ITEMS:Cost of sales decreased by about 4% to $369.4 million in the quarter, which was comparable to the reduction in overall revenues. Selling, general, and administrative costs declined by $12.4 million compared with the same period last year, mainly due to reductions in compensation expenses and provisions on receivables from suppliers and benefits from currency remeasurement and exchange gains. Interest expense was up $0.6 million reflecting higher overall effective interest rates on lower average debt balances, and the accrual of interest expense for the European Commission fine obligation recorded in September 2011 that is still under appeal. The effective income tax rate for the first fiscal quarter of 2013 was 33.9% compared to 35.5% last year. While both rates approximate U.S. statutory rates, the fiscal 2013 rate was slightly lower due to the effect of changes in exchange rates on deferred income tax assets and liabilities of foreign subsidiaries. During the first quarter of fiscal year 2012, an insurance settlement was received for replacement cost recovery on the factory and equipment destroyed in a fire at the Company's sheet tobacco operations in Europe in 2010. The settlement generated a gain of $9.6 million, which was reported as Other Income in the Company's consolidated income statement. In addition, the Company recorded restructuring costs, primarily in North America and Europe, of $6.9 million before taxes in the prior year quarter.Additional informationAmounts included in the previous discussion are attributable to Universal Corporation and exclude earnings related to non-controlling interests in subsidiaries.This information includes "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. The Company cautions readers that any statements contained herein regarding earnings and expectations for its performance are forward-looking statements based upon management's current knowledge and assumptions about future events, including anticipated levels of demand for and supply of its products and services; costs incurred in providing these products and services; timing of shipments to customers; changes in market structure; government regulation; product taxation; industry consolidation and evolution; and general economic, political, market, and weather conditions. Actual results, therefore, could vary from those expected. A further list and description of these risks, uncertainties, and other factors can be found in the Company's Annual Report on Form 10-K for the fiscal year ended March 31, 2012, and in other documents the Company files with the Securities and Exchange Commission. This information should be read in conjunction with the Annual Report on Form 10-K for the year ended March 31, 2012.At 5:00 p.m. (Eastern Time) on August 7, 2012, the Company will host a conference call to discuss these results. Those wishing to listen to the call may do so by visiting www.universalcorp.com at that time. A replay of the webcast will be available at that site through November 6, 2012. A taped replay of the call will be available through August 21, 2012, by dialing (855) 859-2056. The confirmation number to access the replay is 17216484.Headquartered in Richmond, Virginia, Universal Corporation is the leading global leaf tobacco supplier and conducts business in more than 30 countries. Its revenues for the fiscal year ended March 31, 2012, were $2.4 billion. For more information on Universal Corporation, visit its website at www.universalcorp.com. UNIVERSAL CORPORATION AND SUBSIDIARIESCONSOLIDATED STATEMENTS OF INCOME (In thousands of dollars, except per share data)Three Months EndedJune 30,20122011(Unaudited)Sales and other operating revenues$ 461,391$ 479,465Costs and expenses Cost of goods sold369,361385,107 Selling, general and administrative expenses49,20361,578 Other income?(9,592) Restructuring costs?6,859Operating income42,82735,513 Equity in pretax earnings (loss) of unconsolidated affiliates1,369(3,489) Interest income157357 Interest expense6,1705,533Income before income taxes and other items38,18326,848 Income taxes12,9509,526Net income25,23317,322Less: net income attributable to noncontrolling interests in subsidiaries(2,108)(1,434)Net income attributable to Universal Corporation23,12515,888Dividends on Universal Corporation convertible perpetual preferred stock(3,712)(3,712)Earnings available to Universal Corporation common shareholders$ 19,413$ 12,176Earnings per share attributable to Universal Corporation common shareholders: Basic$ 0.83$ 0.52 Diluted$ 0.81$ 0.52See accompanying notes. UNIVERSAL CORPORATION AND SUBSIDIARIESCONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEETS(In thousands of dollars)June 30,2012June 30,2011March 31,2012(Unaudited)(Unaudited)ASSETSCurrent assets Cash and cash equivalents$ 207,393$ 93,795$ 261,699 Accounts receivable, net292,633322,690390,790 Advances to suppliers, net78,260130,783135,317 Accounts receivable - unconsolidated affiliates59,85847,1117,370 Inventories - at lower of cost or market: Tobacco962,347987,379682,095 Other61,16260,87153,197 Prepaid income taxes17,92120,49320,819 Deferred income taxes51,96754,47951,025 Other current assets65,61077,52788,317 Total current assets1,797,1511,795,1281,690,629Property, plant and equipment Land17,05914,18617,087 Buildings228,191241,771228,982 Machinery and equipment539,310537,693537,031784,560793,650783,100 Less accumulated depreciation(486,925)(483,481)(479,908)297,635310,169303,192Other assets Goodwill and other intangibles99,21199,46199,266 Investments in unconsolidated affiliates89,189113,74593,312 Deferred income taxes21,21912,95723,634 Other noncurrent assets50,09766,16556,886259,716292,328273,098 Total assets$ 2,354,502$ 2,397,625$ 2,266,919See accompanying notes. UNIVERSAL CORPORATION AND SUBSIDIARIESCONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEETS(In thousands of dollars)June 30,2012June 30,2011March 31,2012(Unaudited)(Unaudited)LIABILITIES AND SHAREHOLDERS' EQUITYCurrent liabilities Notes payable and overdrafts$ 149,855$ 263,302$ 128,016 Accounts payable and accrued expenses207,526217,225187,790 Accounts payable - unconsolidated affiliates54322295 Customer advances and deposits69,37165,58816,832 Accrued compensation29,84322,53230,659 Income taxes payable17,45910,94212,866 Current portion of long-term obligations17,50095,00016,250 Total current liabilities491,608674,911392,708Long-term obligations390,000321,612392,500Pensions and other postretirement benefits140,820105,377140,529Other long-term liabilities85,45444,72990,609Deferred income taxes40,20045,46844,583 Total liabilities1,148,0821,192,0971,060,929Shareholders' equity Universal Corporation: Preferred stock: Series A Junior Participating Preferred Stock, no par value, 500,000 shares authorized, none issued or outstanding??? Series B 6.75% Convertible Perpetual Preferred Stock, no par value, 220,000 shares authorized, 219,999 shares issued and outstanding (219,999 at June 30, 2011, and March 31, 2012) 213,023213,023213,023 Common stock, no par value, 100,000,000 shares authorized, 23,356,713 shares issued and outstanding (23,226,863 at June 30, 2011, and 23,257,175 at March 31, 2012)196,410192,590196,135 Retained earnings862,480823,793854,654 Accumulated other comprehensive loss(90,229)(39,107)(80,361) Total Universal Corporation shareholders' equity1,181,6841,190,2991,183,451 Noncontrolling interests in subsidiaries24,73615,22922,539 Total shareholders' equity1,206,4201,205,5281,205,990 Total liabilities and shareholders' equity$ 2,354,502$ 2,397,625$ 2,266,919See accompanying notes. UNIVERSAL CORPORATION AND SUBSIDIARIESCONSOLIDATED STATEMENTS OF CASH FLOWS(In thousands of dollars)Three Months EndedJune 30,20122011(Unaudited)CASH FLOWS FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES: Net income$ 25,233$ 17,322 Adjustments to reconcile net income to net cash used by operating activities: Depreciation10,80311,027 Amortization434400 Provisions for losses on advances and guaranteed loans to suppliers1,4594,254 Foreign currency remeasurement loss (gain), net(8,790)178 Gain on fire loss insurance settlement?(9,592) Restructuring costs?6,859 Other, net(3,495)10,371 Changes in operating assets and liabilities, net(83,580)(186,063) Net cash used by operating activities(57,936)(145,244)CASH FLOWS FROM INVESTING ACTIVITIES: Purchase of property, plant and equipment(8,726)(8,827) Proceeds from sale of property, plant and equipment1,9655,817 Proceeds from fire loss insurance settlement?9,933 Net cash provided (used) by investing activities(6,761)6,923CASH FLOWS FROM FINANCING ACTIVITIES: Issuance (repayment) of short-term debt, net26,958109,662 Repayment of long-term obligations(1,250)? Issuance of common stock?134 Repurchase of common stock?(4,004) Dividends paid on convertible perpetual preferred stock(3,712)(3,712) Dividends paid on common stock(11,396)(11,195) Net cash provided by financing activities10,60090,885Effect of exchange rate changes on cash(209)224Net decrease in cash and cash equivalents(54,306)(47,212)Cash and cash equivalents at beginning of year261,699141,007Cash and cash equivalents at end of period$ 207,393$ 93,795See accompanying notes. NOTE 1. BASIS OF PRESENTATION Universal Corporation, with its subsidiaries ("Universal" or the "Company"), is the leading global leaf tobacco supplier. Because of the seasonal nature of the Company's business, the results of operations for any fiscal quarter will not necessarily be indicative of results to be expected for other quarters or a full fiscal year. All adjustments necessary to state fairly the results for the period have been included and were of a normal recurring nature. Certain amounts in prior year statements have been reclassified to conform to the current year presentation. These financial statements should be read in conjunction with the financial statements and notes thereto included in the Company's Annual Report on Form 10-K for the fiscal year ended March 31, 2012. NOTE 2. EARNINGS PER SHAREThe following table sets forth the computation of earnings per share for the periods presented in the consolidated statements of income.Three Months EndedJune 30,(in thousands, except per share data)20122011Basic Earnings Per ShareNumerator for basic earnings per share Net income attributable to Universal Corporation$ 23,125$ 15,888 Less: Dividends on convertible perpetual preferred stock(3,712)(3,712) Earnings available to Universal Corporation common shareholders for calculation of basic earnings per share19,41312,176Denominator for basic earnings per share Weighted average shares outstanding23,29723,194Basic earnings per share$ 0.83$ 0.52Diluted Earnings Per ShareNumerator for diluted earnings per share Earnings available to Universal Corporation common shareholders$ 19,413$ 12,176 Add: Dividends on convertible perpetual preferred stock (if conversion assumed)3,712? Earnings available to Universal Corporation common shareholders for calculation of diluted earnings per share23,12512,176Denominator for diluted earnings per share Weighted average shares outstanding23,29723,194 Effect of dilutive securities (if conversion or exercise assumed) Convertible perpetual preferred stock4,788? Employee share-based awards306319 Denominator for diluted earnings per share28,39123,513Diluted earnings per share$ 0.81$ 0.52NOTE 3. SEGMENT INFORMATIONThe principal approach used by management to evaluate the Company's performance is by geographic region, although the dark-air cured and oriental tobacco businesses are each evaluated on the basis of their worldwide operations. The Company evaluates the performance of its segments based on operating income after allocated overhead expenses (excluding significant non-recurring charges or credits), plus equity in pretax earnings of unconsolidated affiliates.Operating results for the Company's reportable segments for each period presented in the consolidated statements of income were as follows:Three Months Ended June 30,(in thousands of dollars) 20122011SALES AND OTHER OPERATING REVENUES Flue-cured and burley leaf tobacco operations: North America$ 60,486$ 58,629 Other regions (1)337,533358,650 Subtotal398,019417,279 Other tobacco operations (2)63,37262,186 Consolidated sales and other operating revenues$ 461,391$ 479,465OPERATING INCOME Flue-cured and burley leaf tobacco operations: North America$ 978$ 5,577 Other regions (1)34,84120,909 Subtotal35,81926,486 Other tobacco operations (2)8,3772,805 Segment operating income44,19629,291 Deduct: Equity in pretax (earnings) loss of unconsolidated affiliates (3)(1,369)3,489 Restructuring costs (4)?(6,859) Add: Other income?9,592 Consolidated operating income$ 42,827$ 35,513(1) Includes South America, Africa, Europe, and Asia regions, as well as inter-region eliminations.(2) Includes Dark Air-Cured, Special Services, and Oriental, as well as inter-company eliminations. Sales and other operating revenues for this reportable segment include limited amounts for Oriental because its financial results consist principally of equity in the pretax earnings of an unconsolidated affiliate.(3) Item is included in segment operating income, but not included in consolidated operating income.(4) Item is not included in segment operating income, but is included in consolidated operating income. SOURCE Universal CorporationFor further information: Candace C. Formacek, +1-804-359-9311, Fax, +1-804-254-3584, Email: firstname.lastname@example.com


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Three people have been injured in a road traffic collision in North Staffordshire.
West Midlands Ambulance Service was called to Leek Road, Stockton Brook shortly before 10.55am on Sunday, April 20.
A paramedic in a rapid response vehicle, a BASICS emergency doctor in a rapid response vehicle and a paramedic area support officer in a rapid response vehicle attended along with three ambulance crews.
A West Midlands Ambulance Service spokesman said: "One of the drivers, a man in his seventies, had neck and stomach pains.
"His passenger wife had pains to a shoulder, arm and wrist.
"The other driver, a pregnant woman in her thirties, had chest and neck pain and was reporting soreness in the abdominal area.
"The fire service was on scene to cut off the roofs of both cars.
"All three people were immobilised and were taken to the University Hospital of North Staffordshire."


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Borrow from friends. If you have friends who recently had babies, ask if you can borrow some of their items that they no longer use. Breast pumps are a great thing to borrow, according to Parent Magazine. You'll still have to buy new cups, but those usually sell for about $50, as opposed to the entire system, which is priced up to $200 on Amazon.
Buy used. You may be the first of your friends or relatives to have kids, which means you'll have to create your own arsenal of baby products. Before heading to a big-box store, try to find as much as you can on consignment or from an online reseller. While searching, I found new car seats, strollers, crib mattresses and more for very low prices.
Once Upon a Child is a popular consignment store for kid and baby items because it takes only gently used or new items and makes sure everything meets up-to-date safety standards. Many items sell for 70 percent less than their retail value, so you can find some impressive deals.
Sign up for ongoing promotions. Publix stores in the Southeast offer a baby club, a free program dedicated to saving parents' money. Once you register, Publix will send newsletters and coupons on items specifically designed for your baby's age. You can find more details at https://www.publix.com/clubs/baby/Subscribe.do.
Amazon offers a similar program through Amazon Mom. There's a $39 annual fee, but you could earn that money back with all the savings offered with the program. Amazon already has some of the best prices on diapers in the market, and with Amazon Mom, you'll save 20 percent more. As an added bonus, you'll get access to streaming TV shows and movies for no extra cost. Find more perks of the program at www.amazon.com/gp/mom/signup/info.
Think realistically. It's tempting to cover all the bases before your baby is born, but too much planning can actually cost you more. For example, you may spend $200 on a breast pump and specialty clothing, only to find that breast-feeding doesn't work for you and your baby. This applies to small things, too. Don't buy creams in advance because certain brands may irritate your baby's skin. I can't speak from experience, but I think it's safe to say that a lot of parenting comes from playing it by ear.
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Hello Mr. Morrison,
I'm a BIG fan of the "platinum" cymbals (see my kit thu link in my signature). I just love their sound!
Do you have any secrets for cleaning them and keeping them sounding their best?
When you're playing large venues like stadiums, how much do you "shape" the sound of each drum? At that point, does it even matter if what type of drum you're playing with all the work you do to shape the sounds?
Thanks for taking the time to read and answer my post.
The easiest way that I've found to clean "platinum" cymbals is to not use ANY cleaner, just buff with a terry cloth towel after every use. As long as you get the smudges off right away, you shouldn't need any sort of cleaner. But if the dirt is dried on, use a mild cymbal cleaner, such as a spray then buff as normal.
I haven't done too many stadiums with Motley, but in the larger arenas that we've done I tend to be a little more forgiving with the tuning of the drums until I hear them under the mics. If necessary, we'll add more sample to the overall sound of the drum. It really depends on the situation. In my opinion, it doesn't matter what brand of drums you play; as long as they are tuned properly. Thanks for the questions!
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Local experimental musician, exploratory cellist and Frequency fave Billy Mickelson — aka Third Seven — spent the past three months on tour, performing across North America and Europe. He returned to the United States earlier this month after spending all of January overseas, and today he's in Arizona, slowly making his way back to Central Oregon.
On Monday, he'll play a homecoming show at The Horned Hand in Bend. There's no cover, start time is 7:30 p.m and Adonija will open.
On Tuesday, Billy was nice enough to send Frequency a batch of photos from his European adventure, including shots of scenery, life on the road and music-making. You'll find them below, along with some of Billy's comments when he provided some.


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MANTECA, Calif. (AP) — Police in Central California have found three bright orange Tillamook cheese vans that were stolen over the weekend.
Manteca police say authorities found the restored Volkswagen minibuses, worth $100,000 each, in a recently rented storage locker in Copperopolis around 8:30 p.m. Monday. They were stolen about 50 miles away in Manteca, where they had stopped on a tour promoting the Tillamook County Creamery Association's dairy products.
Police say the vehicles did not appear damaged. They say there are several outstanding suspects, though they did not release information about their identities.
It was not immediately clear what led authorities to the storage locker.
A truck and trailer that were part of the entourage were found torched earlier.
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I hope we helped many people and hopefully we would break this record!
Its June and coins for change isnt till December and i have over 80000 coins and i bet i can send that record up so high that i may have about 150000 or 200000 coins or way more than that until December hits
Hooraaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay.waddle on
Wow 25 billion, thats a lot of money! How do they do that? WADDLE ON!
THIS. IS. AWESOME!!!!!!!!! I remember each year we donated about 2 billion coins. But 25 billion???!!!!!!!! That's awesome! Its great we're doing this kind of stuff. People all around the GLOBE will love the Club Penguin Team for what you guys and us have done. Do you hear that too? It sounds like a bunch of kids and animals around the world are chanting: CP TEAM!!! CP TEAM!!! :D
I will Make my own project by trying to get money to help People in the USA who need it most and other stuff like coats food water Etc.
WOOO I DID IT!:] i donated over a million coins! cant wait for prehistoric party i am sad that Christmas is over:[
waddle on and happy new year
Hey Club Penguin,what if you guys made a 3 month membership party?
i love club penguin its all i like it the world love ya club penguin players
i agree with you they should do like a 3 month or maybe a 6 month club penguin membership party to everyone in cp if we reach our goal of 2014 or if we go higher than our goal.
I'm taking part in the DOE Bronze award so I'll be doing so much for my local community! There's a day where I go to an old persons home and care for the old people there :)
Waddle On!
The best way for cp to be a better place is by repairing the EPF. Why did i not get this page?
How do I want to change the world? I want to plant a tree around my neighborhood and help people in need, earn money then buy toys and give them to kids who couldn't get a christmas , I also want to earn money and give club penguin membership cards to kids who can't get it, this is how I want to change the world.
Yeah!!!! Let's go clubpenguin!!!
This year I might try to tip the iceberg and see what's under it!!!
I think you should help the world by making coins for change party permanent so it will stay and penguins can donate their coins whenever they want to. Waddle on!
I'm going to start saving up for Coins For Change 2014. Already counting down to it! :)
~Perapin :)
I'm so glad we were able to help ppl an animals!we should do a project to give food to the poor an homeless.peace out waddle on an peace out!
So glad we donated over 25 billion coins :D
I Am Glad That We Got To Donate Lots Of Money For The People Who Need It.
Wow that's LOADS of coins! How much is that in pounds/ dollars
Waddle on CP!
why there is no more Penguin of the week any more?
a Dora song just comes up and it was the we did it song
we did it we did it we did it ya!
(last message i left i forgot to enter nickname)
hi club penguin team
will there ever a time were you can go to the past on club penguin to see what club penguin was like
from the the penguin called 1nitt
That was so exiting to donate! Especially for good causes like for building schools, saving wildlife, and so many more! We also beat last year's Coins For Change Record! We should all feel proud! Thank you Club Penguin, and Waddle On! :D
Not a problem but can there be a mascot party this year where u can make a stamp and ur own bakcground plz thnx
#Waddle on
I think we should plant more trees to help our communities grow.I also think we should donate coins to poor countries like Cuba just like our coins for change.
polo i got shot by a snwoball at my screen i had to click it but it dissappeared what does that mean plz answer
It was a great time donating to Coins For Change, and Non-members even got a new Candy Swirl Igloo.Wasn't that fab of Club Penguin to do that for them.
This year I'm going to be kind all the time!
Awww...... Good work CP, i hope the poor will be okay in no time! (:
i think that we should build homes and we should also give all of the poor people clean clothes
Awesome job but do you guys ever think about havering a wii u party to celebrate the making of the wii u? Anywho, happy new year for club penguin and go coins for change next year!
This year I am going to face painting at the park near our house. The money I get for face painting I'm going to donate for orphans. ;)
I think we did excellent. I want to say a big well done to everyone who took part and helped us! And also a big thanks to the club penguin team for doing such an icetastic Christmas Party!
This year I will try my hardest to be the best person I can be wether if it's grades or friendship wise. I will stand up for what matters to me and who matters to me. To help our planet I will pick up trash and reduce reuse recycle. I hope you all try your best to do these things to help earth and people.
-Waddle On!
I cannot believe that we collected over 25 billion coins for coins for change! I hope we do more stuff like this often in club penguin?
Cool I loved donating for it
We should not have every thing only for members and penguin having jobs here at club penguin
To club penguin team
Thanks everybody for donating!
I know together we can change the world!
Next year will be even better!
Waddle On everybody and enjoy 2014!
I will save up my cookie money and donate it with all of my old toys,clothes and books to the purple heart.
Hello! I think CP should a Broadway party where the island is set up like NYC's Broadway, and it should include most of the musicals from Broadway. If you can I would like feedback on my idea because I really want a Broadway party and I want to be a famous penguin.
I donate all my coins and I don't need coins any way be case I am not a member :)
next holliday party i will donate coins for change so i can teach the poor and sad people more about safety gardening the internet health and defenltly how to;respect others,have a joyful life,be safe,and help the would,. but i also want to respect them with joy hope and MORE [waddle on]
i still dont get what to do with my coins?!
I think i can send that record up so high because its June and coins for change isnt till December but i have over 80000 coins already
I hope we beat all the years ahead to and last year was great i hope we make a new record waddle on :)
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The mission of the MU Masters program in Counseling Psychology is to provide students training and education in the scientist-practitioner philosophy that is consistent with most Counseling Psychology Ph.D. programs, including the one at MU. Students will complete core coursework in counseling psychology and receive clinical training in the form of practicum experience and research training through faculty labs, research teams, and other research projects. They will also be required to complete an independent research manuscript during their second year in the program. This program has more of a research focus than most counseling masters programs. The program is not designed for students interested exclusively in practicing at the masters level, and students who graduate from this program will not yet be license-eligible for a LPC in the state of Missouri (this would require additional coursework and training).Program Objectives
To achieve the mission of the program - to provide individuals with a foundation in scientist-practitioner training- the following program objectives have been established. The Masters candidate in the program:
- Will be able to demonstrate competence in basic counseling theories and skills, including individual, group, and career counseling.
- Will be able to demonstrate competence in basic research design and statistical analysis.
- Will understand basic measurement and assessment principles and how they impact the science and practice of Counseling Psychology.
- Will have an understanding of how multicultural issues impact both the science and practice of Counseling Psychology.
- Will understand basic ethical issues relevant to the profession.
- Will be able to design, conduct, and write-up their own independent research study.
The "program planner," which guides the curriculum for this degree can be found here.Accreditation, Certification and Licensing
The program leads to the granting of the M.A. degree. Students obtaining this degree will have some of the necessary courses to apply for a license as a Professional Counselor (Licensed Professional Counseling; LPC) in the State of Missouri. However, it is important to keep in mind that the preparation for licensure is not a primary purpose of this program. If you have additional questions about licensure in the State of Missouri please contact the State of Missouri licensing committee at 573-751-0018, http://pr.mo.gov/counselors.asp.Admission Requirements
Admission to the M.A. Masters degree requires a minimum 3.0 undergraduate GPA from an accredited undergraduate institution, a completed Department application form, at least three letters of recommendation, and official reports of the Graduate Record Examination (GRE). We encourage applicants to specify their interest in our scientist-practitioner based program, as opposed to other types of Masters programs. The Department seeks qualified applicants from diverse backgrounds with regard to race, ethnicity, nationality, age, gender, sexual orientation, religion, and disability status.Professional Associations
Students are encouraged to join and become actively involved in the associations of the profession both on the state and national level. Depending on the eventual career path of the student, different organizations will serve them better. A discussion of the most helpful organizations given unique career paths should be initiated with the students' advisor. Some typical organizations that students within the Masters in Counseling Psychology join are:
- American Counseling Association (APA)
- Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies (ABCT)
- National Career Development Association (NCDA)
A number of our faculty teach courses and conduct research in the career area. Those most directly involved in this area are: Drs. Matthew Martens, Alejandro Morales, Kenneth Wang, and Bryanna French. You may read more about their background and interest by going hereCareer Opportunities
Many of the graduates from this program will go on to doctoral programs in Counseling or Clinical Psychology. Other career opportunities include research associate positions at universities and medical schools and counseling positions that do not require licensure.


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The faculty and staff leaders for Shaping Lives of Purpose: The Campaign for Geneseo include: Front row, from left, Distinguished Teaching Professor of English Ronald Herzman; Laurie Fox, assistant director of user services for computing and information technology; Andrea Klein, director of campus scheduling and events; Sue Chichester, chief information officer and director of computer and information technology; and Michelle Worden '92, associate director of alumni relations. Back row, from left, are: Harry Howe, professor of accounting; Liz Argentieri, visiting senior assistant librarian; Joe VanRemmen, assistant to the chief for parking, transportation and community service in University Police; Kurt Fletcher, distinguished teaching professor of physics; Betsy Colon, grants management associate; and Charles "Chip" Matthews, director of college union and activities. /PHOTO BY KEITH WALTERS '11
For more than 130 years, faculty and staff at Geneseo have excelled at providing students with innovative teaching, true mentoring and transformative experiences in and out of the classroom. On Sept. 20, members of the campus community gathered in the Hunt Room of the College Union to help officially launch the largest capital fundraising campaign in the college's history. Shaping Lives of Purpose: The Campaign for Geneseo will help ensure such outstanding experiences are available for current and future Geneseo students.
President Christopher C. Dahl said the relationships and synergy that faculty have with students define Geneseo. The campaign, he said, is a transformational moment for the college that will allow Geneseo to continue to offer truly innovative opportunities for students.
With the goal of raising $22 to $25 million, Shaping Lives of Purpose will increase the college's endowment and strengthen academic innovation and faculty support, student scholarships, global education, The Fund for Geneseo, athletics, and the new Center for Inquiry, Discovery and Leadership.
"I think the campaign is very important and Geneseo is worth it," says Distinguished Teaching Professor of English Ronald Herzman.
Herzman and 18 faculty and staff members representing academic departments, facilities, University Police, athletics, Campus Auxiliary Services and other offices are leading the Shaping Lives of Purpose initiative on campus. Herzman and fellow co-chair Andrea Klein, director of campus scheduling and events, shared information about the campaign at the event and why they believe it's important. See the full list of committee members at the campaign website.
"I want to do what I can to ensure that the place that has been home to me for 43 years can continue to function at a high level," says Herzman. "The sort of support that we are trying to raise with the campaign is now necessary for that to happen."
Faculty and staff have a rich history of supporting the college and will play a vital role in Shaping Lives of Purpose, demonstrated by Professor of Accounting Harry Howe's gift of $50,000, which was announced at the launch event.
Howe, a 16-year faculty member, said he has seen colleagues, alumni and others provide leadership and do great things for the school over the years — he wants to be a part of that sort of support.
"I don't think there are many people who look at Geneseo as just a job," says Howe. "It's an institution that has a special mission — education that is both accessible and excellent. I can think of hundreds of great examples all over this campus of people who put forth an extraordinary effort to make this place better and better."
As director of the master's accounting program and accounting coordinator, he values what Geneseo's liberal arts education fosters in students — rigorous technical training and the ability to think in broad and creative ways. Howe designated his gift for the accounting program, summer humanities programs and the philosophy department.
Over the next few months, members of the faculty and staff campaign committee will meet with individual departments to discuss Shaping Lives of Purpose.
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ORLANDO, FL -- Word travels fast when "Johnny Football" is on the move these days. Even before his plane landed in Orlando, Florida, there were autograph seekers pausing during their Wednesday travels to get a glimpse of the Heisman Trophy Finalist that they had either heard was on the plane, or who actually flew from Houston with them today.
Manziel's teammate offensive tackle Luke Joeckel who is an Outland Trophy finalist led the way out the jet-way like he has done all year long making blocks.
"I told him I'd be his body guard this week," said Joeckel. This is quite an experience. I know it's going to be fun for both of us and glad to be in Orlando."
When ask about Luke being along on this trip, Manziel said,
"I love having him here now." added Johnny.
Luke and Johnny got a chance to relax this afternoon at their hotel. This evening they have a media availability at the Disney Boardwalk Hotel Convention Center. News 3's Cody Coil will have that story tonight at 10 on KBTX.
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The reason the rest of the pages don't have the same image as the home page is because there will eventually be type/information and other images; the dark image wouldn't really work.
As for the links/navigation, I felt that was making a statement. It isnt' necessarily supose to look in place...or entirely out of place. But I will look into your suggestions.
With the fonts...I wanted them to be fairly sleek, clean, straight, and easy on the eye. I can see where you're coming from though, and intend to look deeper into the realm of fonts (as I had planned on doing originally, when I got to putting the finishing touches on the site). For now though, I think they work....
the building at the bottom right....I don't know, I still feel that works with the rest of the design. It does require some changes so as it's not just the building sitting in the bottom right corner, and becomes an active working part of the site. The building everything is based on has such a strong design, and I love it (if you ever go to chicago, check em out, there's actually two of them). Now if you don't like the building all that much to begin with, then you're going to get quite annoyed with how strongly I've built the idea of it into my design (making my links a direct part of the building. I feel that those have to be there to make the design compete).
...at the same time, art causes many reactions, negative and positive..and really this is more art than a webpage, or rather is art made to work as a webpage. None of this is saying, however, that your points are hitting on something; meaning I will have to think about what statement I am really making, or what reactions I am willing to recieve, etc etc.
thanks agian for all the suggestions/comments. It gives me some definent things to think about before having my finished "product." On initial designs, you can't always see everything, and it's always better to get others opinions. So I think I've gotten a good bit on how people will react (this pertains to everyones comments).
also, feel free to keep them coming, and/or to add on to what's already been said. I haven't worked on the site in a couple of weeks (shame on me)..and will be finishing up soon for a grade....meaning, the more comments the better. Adios, and thanks again.


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SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) - New Mexico's campaign contribution limits have increased, allowing candidates to accept larger amounts from donors.
State law requires adjusting the contribution caps for inflation after each general election.
For the 2014 elections, the secretary of state's office says candidates for statewide office, such as governor, can accept contributions from individuals of $5,200 per election - a total of $10,400 for primary and general election campaigns. The previous limit was $5,000 per election.
Individuals can contribute $2,400 per election - up from $2,300 - to candidates for the Legislature and other non-statewide offices.
Political action committees can contribute $5,200 per election to a candidate, up from $5,000.
Limits on contributions initially took effect after the 2010 general election. Candidates for most state offices previously could accept unlimited amounts from donors.
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Smoke detectors alerted an off-duty Bourbon County firefighter to a fire inside his home early Thursday morning, enabling him to get his family out safely.
Firefighters from six different agencies showed up to fight the fire, which broke out around 1:15 a.m. at the home on Hume Bedford Road in Paris.
After smoke detectors awoke the firefighter, officials said he was able to get his wife, 10-month-old baby and pet dog out safely.
Fire officials said the cause is still under investigation, but it appeared a malfunction in a wood-burning fireplace sparked the blaze.
Crews were able to contain the bulk of the damage to the roof and attic area.
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04/07/2013 – After splitting a pair of games with Robert Morris on Friday, the Saints were flawless in their upset sweep of the 8th ranked Tigers. The weekend trip improved the Saints record to 12-9, while Olivet Nazarene slipped to 19-3 on the season.
After spotting the Tigers a three run lead, the Saints stormed back to score four in the fourth to secure the win. A two run single by Renae Tubergen tied the game at three a piece. The eventual game winning hit came off the bat of Torie Lowe whose double scored Tubergen and gave the Saints a 4-3 lead. Caitlyn Hensel closed the door on Olivet Nazarene the rest of the way as the Saints righter limited the Tigers to one hit over the final four innings to improve her season record to 3-1. Olivia Hrymak also picked up a pair of hits in the Saints victory.
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Olivet Nazarene 3 5 2 (19-2)
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The back half of the doubleheader belonged to Renae Tubergen. The senior from Ionia went 2-5 with two home runs and five RBI's. A two run blast in the first kick started the Saints offense, while a three run bomb in the top of the seventh broke open a 4-4 tie. Hrymak once again played a starring role in the batters box as the freshman collected a pair of doubles and a run batted in. The combination of Giarmo and Shineldecker allowed four runs on eight hits to secure the Aquinas victory. The victories marked some of the biggest wins ever for the Saints with Coach Crystal Laska at the helm.
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Costly mistakes gave Naples an 8-2 win over the Lely girls softball team on Tuesday night.
Naples, 17-3, nibbled away at Lely, 7-9, scoring in five of the seven innings.
It scored a single run to open the game on three straight bunts and a sacrifice fly. In the second it went to 2-0, with a misplayed ball leading to a double for Naples and the runner scored.
Another double scored two runs in the fourth and Naples closed out its scoring with four runs in the fifth inning, with help from three Lely errors.
Lely scored single runs in the sixth and seventh innings, with Navia Penrod slamming a solo home run for one of the scores.
Naples pitcher Ariel Martinez took the win, with Becca Gates suffering the loss, although she got herself out of three jams with strikeouts.
Naples coach Robert Iamurri said, "I thought our players did a nice job offensively, constantly getting people on base and scoring runs."
Lely coach Jess Duesler said, "We made some important adjustments. This was a much better showing than when we played them earlier this season. I think we're moving in the right direction going into districts next week."
Class 5A-District 14 softball tournament at Lehigh begins on Monday. No. 4 seed Lely plays No. 5 seeded Estero at 4:30 p.m.
Naples boys baseball downs Lely
The Naples boys also downed Lely, 13-2.
Naples, 14-5, had an eight-run third inning and followed with a four-run fifth inning to assure the win over Lely, 11-5.
Girls lacrosse wins
The Lely girls lacrosse team won their seventh game against four losses in downing Golden Gate, 12-4.
Key players for Lely were Clara and Anna Bissell, Jordin Giles and Chelsea Magee.
Anna Bissell slammed in four goals and added an assist. Clara Bissell added three goals, Serinna Crowley, two goals and an assist, Giles a goal and assist, Magee a goal and two assists, Lexie Lundquist, a goal and assist,
It was a great effort by the entire team," Lely coach Brad Bissell said.


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RV/20 UNH (7-6-1, 5-3-0 HEA) vs. Harvard (3-5-1, 2-4-1 ECAC)
Tuesday, Nov. 26 - 7 p.m. - Whittemore Center (6,501) | Durham, N.H.
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Dan Parkhurst (Play by Play), Pete Webster (Analyst)
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Tuesday, Nov. 26 - 7:00 p.m. (6:30 pregame show)
Mike Murphy (Play by Play), Bob Lipman (Analyst)
Stations: WGIR-610 AM (Manchester), WQSO- 96.7 FM (Portsmouth), WPKX 930 AM (Rochester) , WZEI 101.5 FM (Concord), WASR 1420 AM (Wolfeboro), WTSL 94.3, 94.5, 1400 (Claremont), WEEY 93.5 FM (Keene)
Senior Class Production: This year's senior class has accounted for 55 of 122 points for the Wildcats. Collectively, they have scored 22 goals and dished out 33 assists.
The Only One: Grayson Downing is the only player in the league to score a hat trick in a conference game, doing so at Massachusetts on Nov. 9.
Wins vs. Losses: In the seven wins for the Wildcats this season, they have tallied 31 goals and 53 assists and are averaging 4.43 goals per game. The team has allowed just seven goals in the seven games, making 184 saves on 191 shots faced (.963 save percentage). On special teams, the team has only relinquished four power play goals to opponents.
In the six losses, UNH has scored 13 goals and 22 assists, averaging 2.17 goals per game. They've allowed 22 goals and made saves on 151 shots of 173 faced (.873 save percentage). They've also allowed six power play goals in those games.
Striking First: In the eight Hockey East games played so far, the Wildcats have scored first in each of them. In 14 total games, UNH has scored the first goal in 11 of them.
Downing Against Harvard: In one game played, Grayson Downing recorded a career-high four points in a heartbreaking 7-6 loss in the last game played against Harvard. He struck for two goals and two assists.
The Puck Stops Here: Senior defenseman Eric Knodel currently leads the conference in blocked shots with 41.
12 Games in November: The month of November will be the busiest of the season for the Wildcats with 12 games on the calendar. The schedule includes three home-and-home series against Hockey East rivals UMass Lowell, Massachusetts, and Northeastern as well as back-to-back games against the Friars in Providence. UNH will host two midweek matchups against Ivy League opponents Brown and Harvard before heading to Colorado Springs for two games against the Colorado College Tigers to close out the month.
Scouting the Crimson: Harvard enters Tuesday's matchup with a 3-5-1 record coming off a 5-1 loss to No. 7 Boston College at home last Wednesday. Harvard is tied with No. 5 Quinnipiac for the best penalty kill in the country having allowed on three goals on 37 opportunities (91.9%). Sophomore forward Jimmy Vesey leads the team with eight points on six goals and two assists followed by fellow second year forward Kyle Crisculo with seven points (5-2-7). Senior Raphael Girard and junior Steven Michalek have been splitting time in net with the latter having started the last two. Michalek enters Tuesday's matchup with a record of 1-3-1 with a 3.17 GAA and a .905 save percentage. Girard has gone 2-2-0 with a 1.52 GAA and .955 save percentage.
Series History vs. Harvard: Harvard leads the all-time series with UNH, 19-11-0 in thirty all-time meetings, dating back to January 12, 1943. UNH is 6-3-0 against the Crimson in the Umile era and are 3-2-0 in their last five meetings. The last time UNH won at the Whittemore Center was in a 4-1 victory on December 14, 2000.
Scoring Leaders vs. the Crimson:
Player GP G-A-P
Grayson Downing 1 2-2-4
Kevin Goumas 1 2-0-2
Trevor van Riemsdyk 1 1-1-2
Nick Sorkin 1 0-1-1
Casey Thrush 1 0-0-0
Eric Knodel 1 0-0-0
Jay Camper 1 0-0-0
Justin Agosta 1 0-0-0
Matt Willows 1 0-0-0
Goaltending Stats
Player GP/Min GA GAA W-L-T SV SV%
Wildcats Among National Leaders (Thru 11/18): Below is a list of where UNH players and the team rank nationally.
Individual Rank Stats
Points Per Game:
Kevin Goumas T-48th 1.08 ppg
Trevor van Riemsdyk T-53rd 1.00 ppg
Goals Per Game:
Nick Sorkin T-28th 0.57 gpg
Grayson Downing T-48th 0.50 gpg
Assists Per Game:
Trevor van Riemsdyk T-22nd 0.79 apg
Kevin Goumas T-45th 0.69 apg
Power Play Goals:
Nick Sorkin T-22nd 3 ppg
Short-Handed Goals:
Grayson Downing T-9th 1shg
Jeff Silengo T-9th 1shg
Game-Winning Goals:
Tyler Kelleher T-17th 2 gwg
Points Per Game (Defensemen):
Trevor van Riemsdyk T-3rd 1.00 ppg
Eric Knodel T-32nd 0.64 ppg
Points Per Game (Rookies):
Tyler Kelleher T-33rd 0.64 ppg
Goals Against Average:
Casey DeSmith 16th 2.00 gaa
Save Percentage:
Casey DeSmith T-20th .926
Winning Percentage:
Casey DeSmith T-42nd .500
Casey DeSmith T-12th 1
Scoring Offense T-15th 3.21 g/gm
Scoring Defense T-9th 2.14 g/gm
Scoring Margin T-11th 1.07
Penalty Minutes 55th 9.1
Power Play T-14th 22.2%
Penalty Kill 39th 80.4%
Among the League Leaders (Thru 11/18): Where some of the Wildcats rank in Hockey East.
Player All Games HE Games
Points: Kevin Goumas T-7th (14p) T-4th (8p)
T. van Riemsdyk T-7th (14p) T-4th (8p)
Nick Sorkin T-9th (13p) T-7th (7p)
Grayson Downing T-13th (11p) T-2nd (9p)
Matt Willows T-13th (11p) T-7th (7p)
Tyler Kelleher - T-7th (7p)
Goals: Nick Sorkin 4th (8g) T-3rd (5g)
Grayson Downing T-5th (7g) 2nd (6g)
Assists: T. van Riemsdyk 5th (11a) T-5th (5a)
Kevin Goumas T-6th (9a) T-1st (6a)
Tyler Kelleher - T-1st (6a)
PP Points: T. van Riemsdyk T-1st (8p) T-1st (5p)
Grayson Downing T-6th (6p) T-1st (5p)
Tyler Kelleher - T-3rd (4p)
PP Goals: Nick Sorkin T-3rd (3g) T-2nd (2g)
T. van Riemsdyk - T-2nd (2g)
Grayson Downing - T-2nd (2g)
SH Goals: Grayson Downing T-3rd (1g) T-2nd (1g)
Jeff Silengo T-3rd (1g) T-2nd (1g)
GW Goals: Tyler Kelleher T-5th (2g) T-5th (1g)
Justin Agosta T-10th (1g) T-5th (1g)
Jeff Silengo T-10th (1g) T-5th (1g)
Casey Thrush T-10th (1g) T-5th (1g)
Def. Scoring: T. van Riemsdyk T-1st (1.00 ppg) 1st ( 1.00 ppg)
Eric Knodel T-5th (0.64 ppg) T-7th (0.50 ppg)
Justin Agosta - T-4th (0.62 ppg)
Fr. Scoring: Tyler Kelleher T-8th (9p) 1st (7p)
+/- : T. van Riemsdyk T-4th (+12) T-2nd (+7)
Nick Sorkin - T-4th (+6)
Justin Agosta - T-7th (+5)
Kevin Goumas - T-7th (+5)
Shots on Goal: Grayson Downing T-7th (43 sog) T-4th (27 sog)
Blocked Shots: Eric Knodel 1st (41 blk) 1st (29 blk)
T. van Riemsdyk 3rd (32 blk) 5th (18 blk)
Faceoff Percentage:
Kyle Smith 2nd (.604) 2nd (.625)
Jeff Silengo 6th (.581)
Goals Against Average:
Casey DeSmith 5th (2.00) 5th (1.89)
Save Percentage:
Casey DeSmith 7th (.926) 8th (.928)
Winning Percentage:
Casey DeSmith T-9th (.500) T3rd (.625)
Where UNH is Ranked in Hockey East (Thru 11/18):
Overall HE games
Scoring Offense 3.21/4th 3.75/1st
Scoring Defense 2.14/5th 2.00/T-4th
Power Play % 22.2/3rd 27.0/2nd
Penalty Kill % 80.4/9th 81.5/7th
1st Period Scoring 14/4thrd 9/1st
2nd Period Scoring 18/T-2nd 10/1st
3rd Period Scoring 12/6th 10/T-1st
Overtime Scoring 1/T-1st 1/T-1st
Where is UNH Ranked?: Here is a week-by-week look at the 'Cats in the national polls and the HE standings:
Date USA TODAY USCHO HE
9/23 13 NP 3rd (pre)
9/30 NP 13 3rd (pre)
10/7 12 NP 3rd (pre)
10/14 13 13 2nd
10/21 13 14 2nd
10/28 RV RV 2nd
11/4 RV RV 9th
11/11 RV RV 3rd
11/18 RV 20 3rd
11/25 Rv 20 2nd
Scoring by Class: 2013-14 breakdown of scoring by class.
Class G-A-P G-A-P %.
Seniors: 22-33-55 49-43-45
Juniors: 16-23-39 36-30-32
Sophomores: 5-12-17 11-16-14
Freshmen: 2-9-11 4-12-9
USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine Men's Hockey Poll (Nov. 25)
Rk. Team, Points (FPV) Last Poll Record Weeks
1 Minnesota, 492 (21) 1 9-2-1 9
2 St. Cloud State, 478 (12) 2 9-1-2 9
3 University of Michigan, 420 5 8-2-1 9
4 Providence College, 412 (1) 3 10-2-1 9
5 Quinnipiac University, 383 4 12-2-1 9
6 Boston College, 306 7 8-3-2 9
7 Ferris State University, 297 13 10-2-1 3
8 UMass Lowell, 256 11 10-4-0 8
9 Yale University, 224 9 5-2-2 9
10 University of Notre Dame, 188 6 8-5-1 9
11 Clarkson University, 185 10 10-3-1 4
12 Miami University, 109 8 7-6-1 9
13 University of Wisconsin, 103 12 4-3-1 8
14 Cornell University, 74 RV 6-3-1 3
15 Nebraska-Omaha, 40 NR 8-6-0 1
Others receiving votes: Union College, 30; University of New Hampshire, 28; Lake Superior State University, 18; Rensselaer, 15; University of Minnesota Duluth, 10; Ohio State University, 7; University of North Dakota, 4; Air Force Academy, 2; University of Denver, 1.
USCHO.com Division I Men's Hockey Poll (Nov. 25)
Rk. School (FPV) Record Points Lst Wk.
1 Minnesota (22) 9- 2-1 963 1
2 St. Cloud State (27) 9- 1-2 962 2
3 Michigan 8- 2-1 860 5
4 Providence 10- 2-1 855 3
5 Quinnipiac 12- 2-1 818 4
6 Ferris State ( 1) 10- 2-1 701 10
7 Boston College 8- 3-2 699 7
8 Massachusetts-Lowell 10- 4-0 650 13
9 Yale 5- 2-2 576 9
10 Clarkson 10- 3-1 515 11
11 Notre Dame 8- 5-1 514 6
12 Wisconsin 4- 3-1 396 12
13 Miami 7- 6-1 386 8
14 Cornell 6- 3-1 286 18
15 Union 6- 3-2 252 17
16 Lake Superior 7- 4-1 210 16
17 Nebraska-Omaha 8- 6-0 172 NR
18 Minnesota-Duluth 6- 5-1 166 19
18 Rensselaer 7- 5-2 166 14
20 New Hampshire 7- 6-1 137 20
Others receiving votes: North Dakota 67, Ohio State 60,
Northeastern 20, Air Force 15, Boston University 14, Denver
13, Maine 9, Bowling Green 5, St. Lawrence 3,
Alaska-Anchorage 2, Minnesota State 1.
UNH Hockey on Television(Subject to change or additional):
DATE GAME Time/Result
Sat. Oct. 12 vs. Minnesota L, 2-3
Fri. Oct. 18 vs. Michigan T, 1-1 (OT)
WBIN | FOX College Sports
Sat. Oct. 19 vs. Michigan L, 2-3 (OT)
WBIN | FOX College Sports
Sat. Nov. 2 vs. Mass.-Lowell L, 2-3 (OT)
WBIN | FOX College Sports
Fri. Nov. 8 vs. Massachusetts W, 4-1 WBIN | FOX College Sports
Tue. Nov. 12 vs. Brown W, 4-2 Live Well Network | FOX College Sports
Fri. Nov. 22 at Providence W, 3-2 (OT) Cox Sports on OCN
Tue. Nov. 26 vs. Harvard 7:00 PM WBIN | FOX College Sports
Sat. Dec. 7 vs. Boston College 7:00 PM WBIN | FOX College Sports
Fri. Jan. 3 vs. Neb.-Omaha 7:30 PM WBIN | FOX College Sports
Fri. Jan 24 vs. Maine 7:30 PM
WBIN | FOX College Sports
Sat. Jan 25 at Maine 7:00 PM
FOX College Sports | WFVX Fox 22
Fri. Jan. 31 vs. Notre Dame 7:30 PM WBIN | FOX College Sports
Sat. Feb. 1 vs. Notre Dame 4:00 PM
Fri. Feb. 7 vs. Vermont 7:30 PM WBIN | FOX College Sports
Fri. Feb. 14 vs. Boston University 7:00 PM
NBC Sports Network
'CATS IN THE PROS: Here is a listing of former Wildcats playing professional hockey:
Mike Beck: Idaho Steelheads (ECHL)
Austin Block: HIFK (ET-Finland)
Bobby Butler: San Antonio Rampage (AHL)
Matt Campanale: Manchester Monarchs (AHL)
Joe Charlebois: HC Bolzano (Austria)
Greg Collins: HYS The Hague (Netherlands)
Phil DeSimone: Jokerit (ET-Finland)
Matt Dzieduszycki: Wolfsburg Grizzly Adams (DEL - Germany)
Matt Fornataro: Leksand (Allsvenskan - Sweden)
Brian Foster: Stockton Thunder (ECHL)
Jamie Fritsch: Milano Rossoblu (Italy)
Lanny Gare: Löwen Frankfurt (Germany3)
Connor Hardowa: KooKoo (Mestis)
Darren Haydar: EHC München (DEL-Germany)
Kevin Kapstad: Leksand (Allsvenskan - Sweden)
Blake Kessel: Iowa Wild (AHL)
Damon Kipp: Reading Royals (ECHL)
Jason Krog: HV71 (ET - Finland)
Peter LeBlanc: Hershey Bears (AHL)
Nathan Martz: Storhamar (Norway)
Kevin McCarey: Elmira Jackals (ECHL)
Jacob Micflikier: Dinamo Minsk (KHL)
Steve Moses: Jokerit (ET-Finland)
Jerry Pollastrone: Dundee Stars (EIHL)
Nick Poole: Milton Keynes Lightning (EPIHL)
Josh Prudden: Tilburg Trappers (Netherlands)
Mike Radja: Nippon Paper Cranes (Asia League)
Kevin Regan: Fife Flyers (EIHL)
Steve Saviano: Djurgården (Allsvenskan)
Mike Sislo: Albany Devils (AHL)
Garrett Stafford: Färjestad (SHL)
Craig Switzer: HC Innsbruck (Austria)
Paul Thompson: Wilkes-Barre Scranton Penguins (AHL)
Trevor Smith: Toronto Maple Leafs (NHL)
James van Riemsdyk: Toronto Maple Leafs (NHL)
Daniel Winnik: Anaheim Ducks (NHL)
All in the Family: Sophomore defenseman Trevor van Riemsdyk is the younger brother of former Wildcat and current Toronto Maple Leaf forward James van Riemsdyk. Associate Head Coach Jim Tortorella is the brother of Vancouver head coach John Tortorella.
'Cats Selected in the NHL Draft: Two current UNH players have been selected in the National Hockey League draft. Eric Knodel (Toronto) and Brett Pesce (Carolina) have been drafted. Jay Camper is the younger brother of Bruins' prospect and former Miami University star Carter Camper.
UNH on the Radio: In 2013-14, UNH athletics is proud to annouce the largest network ever to broadcast UNH sporting events. The Wildcat Sports Radio Network is made up of 10 stations with blanketing coverage across the state. Dan Parkhurst will be handling the play-by-play for the seventh straight season, while Pete Webster will once again be doing the color commentating. Webster has been announcing Wildcat hockey since the 1993-94 season.
Location Call Letters Station #
Concord-Meredith WZEI-FM 101.5
Dover-Portsmouth-Rochester WPKX-AM 930
Dover-Portsmouth-Rochester WQSO-FM 96.7
Keene WEEY-FM 93.5
Lebanon-Claremont-Hanover WTSL-AM 1400
Lebanon-Claremont-Hanover WTSL-FM 94.3
Lebanon-Claremont-Hanover WTSL-FM 94.5
Manchester WGIR-AM 610
Wolfeboro WASR-AM 1420
Worldwide UNHWildcats.com Live Stream
Listen on the Internet: UNHWildcats.com via Stretch Internet Broadcast will carry all of the UNH men's ice hockey action again this season. If you can not attend Wildcat hockey, you can still tune into the game from anywhere you can gain access to the internet. Fans can get to the UNH men's ice hockey broadcast site by going to the men's hockey schedule page at www.unhwildcats.com.
Granite State Connection: The Wildcat hockey team features three players from New Hampshire with Collin Bourque (Goffstown) Ryan Randall (Durham) and Casey DeSmith (Rochester) all hailing from the Granite State.
'Cats Picked Third in Preseason Coaches' Poll: The University of New Hampshire men's hockey team was voted third, along with Notre Dame, in the Hockey East Association Preseason Coaches' Poll, which was announced Tuesday during the league's annual media day at Legends Restaurant in the TD Garden.The Wildcats, who racked up 84 points, have been picked third in two out of the last three preseason polls and finished in the top three in Hockey East five of the last seven seasons, including three regular-season titles.
2013-2014 Hockey East Preseason Coaches Poll:
Rk. Team (FPV) Pts
1. UMass-Lowell (7) 104
Boston College (4) 104
3. New Hampshire 84
Notre Dame 84
5. Providence 79
6. Boston University 67
7. Merrimack 54
8. Maine 45
9. Vermont 34
10. Massachusetts 32
11. Northeastern 28


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