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Ave 8 y calle 3, barrio Roosevelt San Pedro Montes de OcaOutstanding 100%
Diagonal 27 between 72 and 70A st La Uruca Urbanizacion El JardínOutstanding 95%
carol1966 It is very easy to get from Casa Oshun into downtown San Jose. It's nice to be in a quiet residential area in a lovely home and not in a crowded, loud hostel. Manual is very friendly, helpful with all my questions, and he makes a great breakfast. The dining area is lovely and completely open to the outside and there were lovely breezes. The cats were very welcoming too. There is a supermarket, bank, and restaurants within easy walking distance. A taxi from the airport was $18.
San Pedro in front of Kennedy Park adjacent to Municipalidad Montes de OcaExcellent 93%
Ave. 6, Calle 28 Barrio Don BoscoExcellent 90%
200 m South and 75 m west of Spoon, Los Yoses.Excellent 92%
Paul17 This place has all what you need to feel more than welcome.The owners can help you for local tours or planning your journey.I really had a good time here as the showers are hot ones and there is a local shopping center only 5mins walk. This hostel is really clean. As a guest you can also enjoy the little balcony that gives on a private garden or if it is rainy, enjoy one of their numerous movies available for free, play x-box or simply chill on their giant sofa in front of the flat screen. Only one word (two actually) comes to me to describe this hostel "Pura Vida"
7th street, 150 mts North from Parque Morazan Barrio Amon, San Jose DowntownExcellent 90%
300 meters north ICE building Sabana NorteExcellent 90%
At the end of Rohrmoser Boulevard 150 Meters South PavasExcellent 90%
San Jose Centro, calle 13, avenida 8 -10. It is on the top floor of the restaurant Shakti. FAwesome 89%
Blvd Rohrmoser, NW Corner of TriangleExcellent 90%
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Wear crochet maxi vest for a stylish look
During the warmer months, it is best to tuck away your jackets and woolen clothes to make way for your fun and flirty summer clothes. Most women are in a dilemma about how to transition from the winter to the spring and summer season. One way to do that is by incorporating accessories such as bangles, necklaces, bright handbags, clutches and strappy sandals. You can also wear light and breezy crochet maxi vest over your dress or shorts for a casual and sleek look.
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The Daytrip Crochet Yoke Vest from Buckle is perfect to wear as the color coral is bright and charming. It has wooden bead accent at the back which gives it just the right amount of design. You can wear this with a simple white tank top, shorts and a pair of embellished flip flops. Similar to the Yoke vest is the Islanders Girl Womens Crochet Vest from Islandsurf that is in khaki color and a great option to be worn with a tank top and jeans.
If you want to add more drama to your outfit then how about the BKE Boutique crushed flyway vest that has pieced chiffon and burnout velvet flyaway vest. Wearing this vest with your well fitting black top and dark wash jeans can make a wonderful outfit for the evenings. The sequin and rhinestone belt around the waist gives it the much needed glamour and oomph.
The chiffon vest such as the Elle Ruffle chiffon trim vest is also a great addition to your wardrobe. Pair it with your black camisole, jeans and your favorite red heels to look classy at any event. Polish off your look with red lipstick, hoop earrings and a sequin clutch.
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When I look back on my four years at Ohio State, so many memories of fun classes, great friends, and strong traditions flood my mind. Though I have loved every minute I have spent as a CFAES student, what has made my college experience most memorable are the organizations that I have been a part of. If I take a moment to rewind four years and put myself back in my freshman shoes, I remember feeling a sense of nervousness surrounding one question: Where do I belong? I was very concerned that I wouldn't connect with my college. However, it didn't take very long for me to find comfort in all that CFAES has to offer. There is an organization or activity for everyone at Ohio State, and CFAES is home to some of what I believe to be the very best. Through the OSU Horsemen's Association and Ohio State Equine Program I am able to stay connected with my love for horses and surround myself with those that share my passion. My involvement in Towers Agricultural Honorary has helped me grow as a leader and give back to my college. As a CFAES peer mentor I witnessed incoming freshmen struggle with that same nervousness that I had felt my freshman year and I was able to help them find their fit. And when I think of myself now, four years later, I think that it is safe to say that yes, I truly have found my fit in CFAES.


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New Hybrid Maze Technique Treats AFib Patients
February 14, 2008 - A new approach called Hybrid Maze combines techniques from two existing procedures to offer patients a minimally invasive treatment for atrial fibrillation.
Pioneered by Richard Lee, M.D., surgical director of Northwestern Memorial's Center for Atrial Fibrillation, at Northwestern Memorial's Bluhm Cardiovascular Institute, the Hybrid Maze is a minimally invasive procedure that allows faster recovery, shorter length of hospital stay, lower infection rates and less trauma than traditional cardiac surgery.
Dr. Lee, together with Jeffrey J. Goldberger, M.D., director of Cardiac Electrophysiology and medical director of the Center for Atrial Fibrillation, has pioneered a minimally invasive Hybrid Maze procedure, which is done in two stages.
During Stage I of the Hybrid Maze, small incisions are made on the sides of the chest to access and place scar lines around the pulmonary veins. A tiny camera is inserted through one of the small incisions, which gives the cardiac surgeon a clear view of the veins and eliminates the need for the large incision in the traditional Maze procedure. The heart is beating during the procedure, as opposed to the traditional Maze where the heart would be on bypass. The scar lines, made via an energy source such as radiofrequency, cryo, laser, ultrasound and microwave, isolate abnormal electrical signals that cause atrial fibrillation and re-route the path of the electrical signals. After Stage I, the patient returns home and is monitored for approximately one month to see if the atrial fibrillation returns. Stage I can be up to 90 percent effective for certain types of atrial fibrillation. Patients with other types of atrial fibrillation may require Stage II.
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The parents of one of the Honeoye students accused of hazing spoke out Tuesday night. They aren't denying their sons actions, but question if the punishment is too harsh.
School Superintendent David Bills refused to speak on camera, but in a statement Tuesday afternoon he confirmed that the District had found evidence of hazing by a number of students taking part in an extracurricular sports activity.
The parents who spoke with News10NBC say the incident involved six high school varsity basketball players and it happened on a school bus after a game.
The parents say they are hurt and disappointed by this situation.
"I couldn't imagine what hazing meant until I talked to my son and a few of the other boys and they explained what they had done," said Beth Finster.
Tom and Beth Finster are still trying to make sense of it all.
The Finsters say on Monday their son was among six Honeoye seniors, all members of the varsity basketball team, suspended for hazing. Teens the Finsters say are good students, top-notch athletes, wholesome kids.
"They did give some wedgies, they did give some noogies, things like that," said Beth.
News10NBC asked the Finsters if they thought the act was malicious.
"No, not at all. Nobody on the bus had the intention to do this maliciously to one or another," said Beth.
"I think the word hazing leads people to believe it's worse than it is. I don't think the kids meant to hurt anybody. It wasn't intentional to make anybody cry. It was like a high five in their eyes," said Beth.
But the School District has interpreted these acts as hazing and the Finsters say their son has been suspended for five days. They also say the remaining three games of the season are canceled as well as Senior Night, the event where the senior varsity players and their families are recognized.
Harsh discipline they say for teens who, in these parents eyes, made a bad choice, not a conscious decision to hurt someone.
"I think it's mortifying to us as parents that this has come out as hazing," said Beth.
"We're here to protect all our children," said Tom.
The Finsters want to make it clear they are not angry with the School District, but they want people to know these six students are not troubled kids. What happened, they say, is somewhat of a rite of passage for high school boys that's gone on for years.
"It's sad they're taking the rap for what's been done over and over again," said Beth.
In another part of the statement sent to News10NBC by the Honeoye School Superintendent the District says:
"We take hazing accusations very seriously and we will continue to gather information and take any necessary actions."
The District's statement goes on to say that they take hazing allegations very seriously and they will continue to gather information and take any necessary steps.
The cancelation of the basketball season hurts the team, which is currently 11-4. The Finger Lakes West Champion was scheduled to be announced at one of those final games.
The Finster's son said he didn't want to appear on camera to comment. He says he and his teammates have decided to avoid any public comments for now.


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The Teams: Holy Cross (16-13, 8-6 PL) vs. Lehigh (14-15, 6-8 PL)
Date: March 7, 2013
Time: 7:00 p.m.
Place: Hart Center (3,600); Worcester, Mass.
Holy Cross Radio: WNEB 1230 AM, Worcester, Dick Lutsk, play-by-play, Click here to listen
Video Streaming: Patriot League All-Access
Unofficial Live Statistics: GoHolyCross.com
Series Record: Holy Cross leads, 38-16
Last Meeting: Holy Cross 72, Lehigh 66, (Feb. 10, 2013; Bethlehem, Pa.)
Pos., No., Name, Ht., Cl.
F, 32, Amy Lepley, 6-0, Sr.
F, 34, Christine Ganser, 6-1, Jr.
C, 40, Molly Hourigan, 6-4, Fr.
G, 2, Brisje Malone, 5-9, Jr.
G, 22, Alex Smith, 5-8, Jr.
CRUSADERS OPEN UP 2013 PATRIOT LEAGUE TOURNAMENT: Holy Cross will play in the quarterfinal round of the Patriot League Tournament on Thursday, March 7, when it will take on Lehigh at the Hart Center at 7:00 p.m. The Crusaders enter the contest as the No. 4 seed in the tournament with the Mountain Hawks holding the No. 5 seed. The winner of the Holy Cross-Lehigh game will take on the winner of the Army-Colgate game in the semifinals on Monday, March 11 at the higher seed. The Patriot League Championship game will take place on Saturday, March 16 at 6:00 p.m. and will be nationally televised on CBS Sports Network.
THE SERIES WITH LEHIGH: This will be the 55th meeting between the Crusaders and the Mountain Hawks, with Holy Cross leading the all-time series, 38-16. In the last matchup between these teams on Feb. 10, Holy Cross ended a 10-game losing streak versus Lehigh as the Crusaders won the contest, 72-66 at Stabler Arena in Bethlehem, Pa. Prior to that game, Lehigh defeated Holy Cross at the Hart Center on Jan. 12 by a score of 67-65. Lehigh has won the last five matchups at the Hart Center with the last Crusaders' victory on March 1, 2008, as Holy Cross won 62-55. Holy Cross won 26 of the first 27 matchups between these two squads from 1991-2001. The schools first met on Feb. 2, 1991 as the Crusaders won the contest, 75-55 at the Hart Center.
Overall: Holy Cross leads, 38-16
In Worcester: Holy Cross leads, 18-8
At the Hart Center: Holy Cross leads, 18-8
In Overtime Games: Holy Cross leads 2-1
Bill Gibbons vs. Lehigh: 38-16
Sue Troyan vs. Holy Cross: 15-26
Current Win Streak: Holy Cross, one game
CRUSADERS AIM FOR THEIR 12TH TOURNAMENT CROWN: Coming into this season, Holy Cross has the most Patriot League Tournament Championships in the conference's 22-year history with 11 total. However, the Crusaders have not reached the promised land since their 56-48 victory over American during the 2006-2007 season. Holy Cross has made it to a total of 16 championship games, most recently during the 2011-2012 season as it fell to Navy, 57-48 on March 10, 2012. The Crusaders' previous tournament titles came in 2007, 2005, 2003, 2001, 2000, 1999, 1998, 1996, 1995, 1993 and 1991. Over the past 15 years, Holy Cross has appeared in the championship game 11 times. The Crusaders have an overall record of 40-11 in Patriot League Tournament games.
THE SEEDINGS: This will be the third time the Crusaders have been the number four seed in the Patriot League Tournament. As the No. 4 seed, Holy Cross is 0-2 in its games with losses to Army (54-47) on March 7, 2012 and Bucknell (94-75) on March 5, 2004. Throughout the program's history in the Patriot League Tournament, Holy Cross has been the No. 1 seed 11 times, including seven consecutive seasons dating from 1997 until 2003. In all, the Crusaders have recorded 17 wins and two losses as the top seed. They have also been the No. 2 seed four times (9-3), No. 3 two times (4-1), No. 4 two times (0-2), No. 5 twice (3-2) and No. 6 once (0-1). Holy Cross enters this game with a 2-3 mark over its past five tournament games, including a 2-1 record last season as it defeated No. 4 Army (59-50) on March 1, 2012 and No. 1 American (67-52) on March 5, 2012. Holy Cross was seeded fourth in 2009, fifth in 2010, sixth in 2011 and fifth in 2012.
TOURNAMENT HISTORY VERSUS LEHIGH: Holy Cross and Lehigh have met eight times in the 22-year history of the Patriot League Tournament, with the Crusaders holding the 7-1 overall record. The Crusaders had won the first seven playoff matchups versus the Mountain Hawks, but Lehigh won for the first time on March 7, 2010, by a score of 73-57 at the Hart Center. Holy Cross is 3-0 in quarterfinal games versus the Mountain Hawks. The two teams met in the Patriot League Championship once on March 8, 2001, with the Crusaders winning the contest, 94-68. Three of the 10 upperclassmen on the Crusaders have faced off against Lehigh in the Patriot League Tournament. Holy Cross senior forward Amy Lepley (Norfolk, Mass.) averages the most points per game when playing Lehigh, with 13.2 points per game in nine contests over her career.
SMITH & LEPLEY NAMED TO ALL-PATRIOT LEAGUE: Holy Cross women's basketball junior co-captain Alex Smith (Delran, N.J.) and senior co-captain Amy Lepley have been selected to the first and second team All-Patriot League, respectively, as voted on by the conference's head coaches. In addition, Smith was also named to the Patriot League All-Academic Team, as selected by the league's sports information directors. The major award winners in the Patriot League were Army freshman guard Kelsey Minato, who took home both Player and Rookie of the Year accolades, Army senior guard Anna Simmers, who claimed Defensive Player of the Year, Army Head Coach Dave Magarity, who won Coach of the Year, and American junior guard Alexis Dobbs, who earned Scholar-Athlete of the Year.
SMITH STEPPING UP FOR CRUSADERS: Junior guard Alex Smith (Delran, N.J.) has been a key offensive leader for the Crusaders so far in 2012-2013. The 2013 first team All-Patriot League member currently is the top scorer in the conference with 14.7 points per game and is third in assists with 3.7. She has scored double digits in 26 of the 29 games this season, including four 20-plus point efforts versus UMass, Brown, Army and most recently American. She has also been HC's top scorer in 18 contests. Smith is ninth in the conference with 1.4 steals per game as she has had a pair of six-steal games this season, both tying her career high. She averages 3.0 three-pointers made per game, which ranks her first in the Patriot League, and is second with a .389 three-point percentage. She also has played the third most minutes in the conference at 35.9 and is second on the team with a .774 free-throw percentage (24 of 31). Smith's streak of at least one three-pointer made in 29 straight games ended versus Bucknell on 2/23. Versus Yale, Smith posted 17 points, eight assists and seven rebounds in the season opening win, while grabbing a career-best 10 rebounds against Quinnipiac. In the game at American, Smith became the 29th Holy Cross women's basketball player to score 1,000 career points. Against Army, she tallied a season-best 21 points and connected on 5 of 9 from behind the arc. Smith also scored 14 points and dished out nine helpers in the win at Lehigh (2/10). Against American (2/16), Smith scored a game-high 20 points and had six assists. For her stellar play a season ago, Smith was named to the first team All-Patriot League with averages of 12.5 points, 5.5 assists and 2.1 steals per game.
LEPLEY BACK TO LEAD HOLY CROSS: After missing the first nine games of the year due to a pre-season injury, senior forward Amy Lepley (Norfolk, Mass.) has jumped right back into the Holy Cross starting lineup and has performed well. Through 20 games this season, the 2013 second team All-Patriot League player ranks second on the team with 11.5 points per game and is first on HC with 5.3 rebounds per contest. She also averages the third most assists with 2.9. In her first game of the season versus Bryant on Dec. 21, Lepley shot a perfect 7 of 7 from and field and 2 of 2 from the foul line for 16 total points. She also registered her eighth career double-double with 10 points and 10 rebounds versus Dartmouth. In the game at Fordham, Lepley became the 28th player in Holy Cross history to score 1,000 career points. In the Patriot League opener versus Lehigh, she posted team-highs of 17 points and seven rebounds. She was also the leading scorer, with 17 points, in the victory over Lafayette. Against American, Lepley tied her career-high with seven assists. In the contest at Lafayette (2/20), Lepley scored a game and season-best 23 points (one shy of career-high) on 10 of 15 shooting for the game. In the game at Colgate (3/2) Lepley scored the game-winning layup with 1.5 seconds on the clock as she scored a team-best 14 points in the 53-51 win. In Patriot League games, Lepley ranks seventh in the conference in scoring 11.7 points, 14th with 5.1 rebounds and ninth in assists with 2.9. The 2011-2012 second team All-Patriot League player averaged a team-best 13.4 and 6.4 rebounds per contest a season ago and was selected to the 2012-2013 Preseason All-Patriot League team.
WELCOME TO THE 1,000 POINT CLUB: On Jan. 6 versus Fordham, Amy Lepley became the 28th Holy Cross women's basketball player to cross the 1,000 career points milestone. Also, on Jan. 19. Alex Smith became the 29th Crusader to score 1,000 points and the 11th HC player to reach the milestone during or before their junior year. Lepley currently has 1,182 total points during her four seasons at Holy Cross, which ranks her 16th on the all-time scoring list. She also became the 75th player in the 23-year history of the Patriot League to score 1,000 points in a career. Meanwhile, Smith now has 1,171 career points, which puts her 17th on the all-time scoring list, as she became the 76th member of the Patriot League 1,000 point club. This is the first time that two Holy Cross players reached the milestone in the same year since Kaitlin Foley and Brittany Keil both crossed the 1,000 points plateau during the 2006-2007 season. Both Lepley and Smith have a chance to break into the top-15 on the Holy Cross all-time scoring list by season's end.
MALONE PLAYS KEY MINUTES IN BACKCOURT: Junior guard Brisje Malone (Springfield, Mass.) has done well this season both offensively and defensively for Holy Cross. Through 27 games played, Malone is third on the team with 30.7 minutes played per contest and averages 9.1 points, 4.9 assists and 3.9 rebounds per game. She is the only player in the Patriot League to average at least 9.0 points, 4.0 assists and 3.5 rebounds per contest. Her assists mark ranks first in the conference, while her 1.7 steals per game is second in the league. Malone's 1.5 assist/turnover ratio is third best in the Patriot League. In the season-opener versus Yale, Malone tallied a career-best 23 points, while she also drilled the buzzer-beating bucket to lift Holy Cross over Central Connecticut, as she also had nine assists. Malone registered her second career double-double with an 11 point and 10 rebound effort in the win over Bucknell (2/23). During the 2011-12 campaign, Malone played in all 34 games in and started in all but one. She averaged 8.7 points, 4.4 rebounds, and 1.5 steals in just under 30 minutes per contest.
GANSER STEPPING INTO STARTING ROLE: Junior forward Christine Ganser (Needham, Mass.) has performed well all season in the plethora of roles she has been given. So far this year, she ranks fourth on the team with 7.6 points per game and is second on the squad with 4.8 rebounds per contest in 25.7 minutes of playing time. Her rebounds mark ranks 16th best in the Patriot League. Ganser has two 17-point games this season versus Harvard and most recently Fordham, with the latter being her second career double-double (10 rebounds). She also tallied 16 points and six boards in the come-from-behind win over UMass. She scored 15 points and hauled in six boards versus American (2/16). With her new role as the No. 3 position on the floor, Ganser has been a strong three-point shooter for the Crusaders. In Patriot League games only, Ganser is second the team with a 0.367 three-point percentage (11 of 30). In 2011-2012, she averaged 19.5 minutes of playing time and put up totals of 6.2 points and 4.6 rebounds per game.
HOURIGAN COMING UP BIG FOR CRUSADERS: Freshman center Molly Hourigan (Memphis, N.Y.) has been a starter over the past 11 games and has shown she can be a strong presence in the paint for Holy Cross. In the 14 Patriot League contests this season, Hourigan has played an average of 15.1 minutes per game with 4.8 points, 4.3 rebounds and 1.1 blocks. She made her first career start at American as she hauled in a game-high eight rebounds to go along with four points and two rejections. In the win over Colgate, Hourigan scored six points, grabbed five caroms and tied a career-best with a game-high three blocks. At Lafayette, Hourigan recorded eight points, six rebounds and tied a season-high with three blocks. She played her best game of the season versus Bucknell (2/23), as she had a career-best 16 points and team-highs of seven rebounds and three blocks. She tied her season-best with eight rebounds versus Colgate (3/2). Prior to conference play, she grabbed a game-best eight rebounds in only 11 minutes of action versus Bethune-Cookman, while she posted 10 points in the win over Dartmouth. Overall this season, Hourigan has tallied 3.6 points, 3.7 rebounds and 0.9 rejections in 11.6 minutes per game. Her blocks mark ranks ninth-best in the Patriot League.
PARKER WORKING HARD IN THE POST: Sophomore forward Emily Parker (Johnston, Iowa) has battled injuries all season, but has shown she can be a physical presence down low for Holy Cross. In 22 games played this season, Parker is fifth on the squad with 6.0 points and tied for fourth with 4.2 rebounds per contest. She is also ranked second on HC with 21 blocks on the season. In the season opener versus Yale, Parker scored a season-high 18 points, while she tallied nine points and season-best nine rebounds versus Manhattan and at Lehigh (2/10). She scored 16 points on 8 of 10 shooting and grabbed six rebounds versus American (2/16). Parker is coming off a solid freshman campaign in which she took home Patriot League All-Rookie team accolades in 2011-2012. In 32 games played a season ago, she averaged 10.1 points and 6.0 rebounds per game, while she also blocked a team-best 38 shots. Her points mark was third on the squad, while her rebound average was second.
SCOTT LEARNING QUICKLY FOR CRUSADERS: Freshman forward Raquel Scott (Ridgewood, N.J.) has begun her first collegiate season as a key contributor for Holy Cross. So far this year, Scott has averaged 4.2 points and 4.7 rebounds per contest. Her rebounds mark ranks 19th in the Patriot League. In her first start versus New Hampshire, Scott posted 14 points, five rebounds, four assists and a pair of steals in 36 minutes of action. Her best game of the season came at Manhattan, as the freshman recorded the first Crusaders double-double of the season with a 10 point and 12 rebound effort with six offensive boards. She also scored 11 points in the win over Brown. In the win over Lafayette, Scott hauled in a game-high 10 rebounds. Scott has started in 14 games this season for Holy Cross.
COOPER STEPPING UP FOR HOLY CROSS: Sophomore guard Ashley Cooper (Colts Neck, N.J.) has been a key part of Crusaders rotation since returning from injury on Dec. 30. After missing the first 11 games of the season, the long-range sharpshooter has averaged 5.0 points and 1.6 rebounds per contest in 18.7 minutes per game. Her best game of her career came at Lehigh, as she scored a career-high 19 points and connected on six of seven from behind the arc. For the season, Cooper has drained 23 of her 57 of her attempts from downtown (.404) and is shooting 39.3 percent from the field (33-84). Through 18 games, Cooper is second on the team in three-pointers made and first in three-point percentage. In her first action of the season versus Bethune-Cookman, Cooper hit her first three shots from downtown, as she was the second leading scorer with 13 points. In her first career start against American, Cooper posted seven points and three rebounds.
FRESHMAN FRENZY: Holy Cross adds five new faces to this year's team with a large freshman class. Guards Lisa Mifsud (Erie, Pa.), Kate Gillespie (Washington, D.C.) and Jenn Walsh (Dallas, Texas) all were league champions for their respective high schools. Gillespie was also named Washington D.C. Gatorade girls basketball player of the year as a senior. In the front court, Raquel Scott and Molly Hourigan add size to an already tall front line. The 6'0" Scott comes from Immaculate Heart Academy, while the 6'4" Hourigan is the team's only center and is from Jordan-Elbridge. All five freshmen have seen action this season. Mifsud has played in 27 games this season and is averaging 2.3 points in 12.5 minutes per contest as she scored 11 points twice this season, versus Yale and Quinnipiac. Gillespie has made two starts for the Crusaders and averages 4.3 minutes per game.
OFF THE BENCH: With some early season injuries, many bench players have stepped up for the Crusaders. Senior forward Kaitlin Cole (Springfield, Pa.) has been a spark on the defensive side of the ball as she averages 1.3 rebounds and 0.9 steals in 7.9 minutes per game. In the Yale game, Cole posted career-highs with six rebounds and four steals, while versus Boston College, she also added a career-best three assists. She registered a career-high 28 minutes of action versus UMass to go along with four swipes. Cole hauled in a team-best five rebounds at Navy and also had a game-high three steals. Sophomore forward Clare Sullivan (Belmont, Mass.) has averaged 7.0 minutes per contest 2.6 points and 1.2 rebounds per game. In the game versus Central Connecticut, Sullivan scored 13 points in the first half on six-of-six shooting, which was a career-high. She also connected on her first collegiate three-pointer in the game versus the Blue Devils. Sullivan made her first career start versus Manhattan and scored six points. Junior guard Kelly Hamner (Manassas, Va.) has provided defensive help after missing the first six games of the season due to injury. In the loss to Northeastern, Hamner played 16 minutes off the bench and scored four points to go along with career-bests of four assists and six rebounds. This season, Hamner is averaging 1.0 points and 1.2 rebounds in 7.7 minutes per contest. Senior guard Alexis Nicholas (Jamaica, N.Y.) has seen an average of 3.5 minutes of playing time this season and connected on her first collegiate three-pointer versus Brown.
COLGATE RECAP: Holy Cross senior co-captain Amy Lepley hit a game-winning layup with 1.5 seconds on the clock to lift the Crusaders to a 53-51 victory over Colgate at Cotterell Court on Saturday afternoon. With the win, the Crusaders conclude the regular season at 16-13 overall and 8-6 in the Patriot League, while the Raiders fall to 9-20 on the season and 3-11 overall. Holy Cross will now face Lehigh in the quarterfinal round of the Patriot League tournament on Thursday, March 7, at 7:00 p.m. at the Hart Center. Holy Cross jumped right of the gate with a 7-0 run over the first three minutes of action as Lepley scored four points during the rally. Colgate, however, responded with a 9-2 run to tie the game at 9-9 with 13:08 on the clock. The Raiders kept up the pace and went on an 11-2 run over the next 1:50 to gain the 20-11 lead. The Crusaders rallied back with five straight points to cut the deficit to 20-16 (8:06), but a three-pointer by Colgate's Catherine Lewis put the Raiders back up by seven (23-16). Colgate kept the seven-point lead with 4:13 on the clock, before junior guard Alex Smith drilled a three to make the score 25-21. The Raiders would outscore the Crusaders 5-4 over the final four minutes of action as they went into the locker room on top 30-25. Colgate jumped ahead with six straight points to begin the second half to lead the Crusaders 36-25 with 17:22 on the clock – its largest lead of the game. Holy Cross was able to counter with a three-pointer by sophomore Ashley Cooper and a layup by junior Christine Ganser to cut the deficit to six points (36-30) with 15:15 left in the half. The Raiders kept the six point lead (40-34) with 13:22 before the Crusaders used layups by sophomore Emily Parker and Lepley to trail by two (40-38) at the 12:31 mark. The Raiders scored four straight over the next two minutes to lead 44-38 (10:01), but Holy Cross rallied and answered with an 8-0 run to grab its first lead since 13:31 of the first half. The Crusaders held the 45-44 lead with 7:30 left in the second half. Over the next five minutes, the two teams tied the score twice and exchanged the lead three times as the score was knotted at 49-49 with 2:12 on the clock. After two scoreless possessions by both teams, Holy Cross freshman center Molly Hourigan hit a layup with 28 seconds left to go ahead 51-49. Colgate guard Jhazmine Lynch scored on the other end with 13 seconds left in the game setting the stage for Lepley's heroics. Lepley led the Crusaders with 14 points to go along with six rebounds and pair of steals, while Smith scored 12 points and hauled in eight rebounds. Hourigan scored six points and also had eight boards for Holy Cross as Parker had six points as well. Lynch led Colgate with a game-high 25 points.
SCORING TRENDS: During the 2012-2013 season, Holy Cross has boasted strong records based on scoring trends. In games where its opponents score less than 60 points, Holy Cross is 10-1. Also, the Crusaders are 12-5 when they score 60 points or more this season and 5-0 when they score 70 or more. Lastly, when the Crusaders enter the second half with the lead, they have an overall record of 12-3.
HELP ME HELP YOU: Last season, Holy Cross was ranked ninth in the country and first in the Patriot League in assists and that largely had to do with junior guards Alex Smith and Brisje Malone. In 2012-2013, the pair has combined for 240 of Holy Cross' 444 assists with an average of 8.3 per game. Malone is first in the Patriot League with 4.9 assists per game, while Smith is in third place with 3.7 helpers per contest. As a team, Holy Cross ranks first in the Patriot League and 43rd in the nation with 15.3 assists per contest.
"SMITH"-SONIAN LEAVING MARK IN RECORD BOOK: Alex Smith is marking her name all over the Holy Cross career record books with her phenomenal play. The junior is now second on the list with 253 three-pointers made, trailing only Bethany O'Dell, who had 277. Her three-pointers converted mark is sixth best in Patriot League history. She is ranks second with 668 three-pointers attempted, trailing only O'Dell, who had 700. Smith ranks 10th in career assists with 393 and would move into ninth place with 22 more this season. She is currently fourth on the list with a .379 three-point percentage. Smith is also closing in on a pair of single-season Holy Cross records. She needs two more three-pointers made to break the record of 87 three-pointers made set by Bethany O'Dell in 2006-2007. Smith is also nine three-point attempts away from breaking her own record of 229 set in 2011-2012.
HOLY CROSS' HIGH OCTANE OFFENSE: The Crusaders are coming off one of their best offensive seasons in recent years, as the team led the Patriot League in many shooting categories. This season, Holy Cross has continued its offensive success as it ranks at the top of the Patriot League with 60.0 points per game and a field-goal percentage of 0.417. From long range, the Crusaders also are in the upper echelon in the conference as they are second with a 0.335 three-point percentage and an average 5.7 three-pointers per game. In the season opener versus Yale, the Crusaders scored 87 points, which were the most points scored in an opening game since the 1988-1989 season. In the game versus American on Feb. 16, the Crusaders shot a blistering 62.7 percent from the field as they connected on 32 of their 51 shots in the game.
CRUSADERS PICKED THIRD IN PRESEASON POLL: Holy Cross was picked to finish third in the 2012-2013 Patriot League preseason poll, receiving 70 points and one first place vote. Navy was chosen to finish first, receiving eight first-place votes as junior Jade Geif was voted preseason Patriot League Player of the Year. The Mids earned a league-high 89 points and was followed by American, who received six first place votes and 85 points. Army was picked fourth with 66 points and one first place vote, while Lehigh (58 points) and Lafayette (30 points) were selected fifth and sixth, respectively. Bucknell and Colgate tied for seventh in the poll with 25 points each.
CAPTAINS NAMED TO PRESEASON ALL-PATRIOT LEAGUE TEAM: After coming off great campaigns a season ago, Lepley and Smith were chosen to the preseason All-Patriot League team in a vote by conference sports information directors and head coaches. The duo joins the team with Army senior forward Anna Simmers, and two juniors, American's Alexis Dobbs and Navy's Jade Geif. Lepley and Smith were key contributors to last-year's Patriot League runner-up finish as they started in all 34 games for the Crusaders. Also, the pair was selected to the Patriot League All-Tournament team last year.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS: The Crusaders are approaching this season with the theme of "unfinished business," as it is looking to capture the Patriot League crown for the 12th time in the program's history. Last season, the Crusaders made it to the Patriot League championship game for the first time since 2008, after knocking off top-seeded American in the semifinals. However, the team fell to Navy in the title game, 57-48, one win shy of going to the NCAA Tournament. The goal is to get back into the Patriot League Championship game and claim their first NCAA tournament automatic bid since the 2006-2007 season.
HOLY CROSS IN THE NCAA STATISTICS: The Crusaders are currently ranked in the top 150 in the NCAA Division I leaders in seven statistical categories. In addition, Alex Smith and Brisje Malone are in the top 150 in the nation in several individual statistics as well. The rankings through games on March 3:
|Player / Team
|Avg. / Pct.
|Three-Pointers Made
|Alex Smith
|Holy Cross
|Three-Point Percentage
|Alex Smith
|Holy Cross
|Assists Per Game
|Holy Cross
|Brisje Malone
|Fewest Personal Fouls
|Holy Cross
|Field-Goal Percentage
|Holy Cross
|Assist-Turnover Ratio
|Brisje Malone
|Holy Cross
|Win-Loss Percentage
|Holy Cross
HOME SWEET HOME: Holy Cross boasts a very strong record when playing at the Hart Center. In the 37 years of the women's program, the Crusaders have an all-time record winning percentage of 0.740 when playing their games at home (350-123). Since Holy Cross went to Division I during the 1982-83 season, they hold an even better 0.760 winning percentage with a record of 311-98 at the Hart Center.
GIBBONS AT THE HELM FOR 28TH SEASON: Bill Gibbons is in his 28th season at the helm of the Holy Cross women's basketball program and 32nd year as a member of the Holy Cross basketball family in 2012-2013. He has compiled a 531-314 record as head coach (.628 winning percentage), including a 19-15 record at the helm last season. He ranks 20th on the active Division I win leaders list after winning his 500th game on December 3, 2011. His quarter-century pledge to the team has made a major impact on all aspects of the women's basketball world and especially in the surrounding community. He has led the Crusaders to 11 Patriot League Championships in the last 22 years. He has also made 13 postseason appearances (11 NCAA Tournaments, one WNIT and one WBI) in his 27 years as head coach. With sixteen 20-win seasons under his belt, Gibbons has cemented himself and the women's basketball program as one of the best in the East. The sixth coach of the women's program at Holy Cross, Gibbons has enjoyed the longest tenure in the position. He has led the Holy Cross women's basketball program to more victories than any other coach, and is the winningest coach in Holy Cross Basketball history. With his 358th victory, he surpassed George Blaney (357 wins as head coach of the Holy Cross men's basketball program), who had hired him to be his assistant coach in 1981. Now with more than 515 wins, Gibbons is the second-winningest coach in Holy Cross Athletics history, behind legendary baseball coach Jack Barry, who totaled 616 wins from 1921-1960.
ON THE RADIO: Eleven of the Crusaders' basketball contests during the 2012-2013 season will be carried by Emmanuel Radio, WNEB 1230 AM in Worcester. Holy Cross Hall of Famer Bob Fouracre is in his 26th season calling the play-by-play for Crusader basketball on the radio. In addition, Jeremy Lechan and Dick Lutsk are in their ninth year on the Holy Cross broadcast crew, and will handle either play-by-play or color commentary for selected games. All games aired on Emmanuel Radio can also be heard live over the internet at 'www.1230radio.com'. Most games not carried on Emmanuel Radio will be streamed by Stretch Internet free of charge, with links to the broadcasts available at 'www.GoHolyCross.com'. WCHC 88.1 FM, the Holy Cross student station, will also carry a number of games this year.
ON TELEVISION: Holy Cross will have at least four games shown on live television during the 2012-2013 season. The Crusaders had seven television appearances last year, while appearing on television five times in 2010-11 and six times in 2009-10. Here is a look at Holy Cross' television schedule for the 2012-2013 season:
Date, Opponent, Television Outlet
Dec. 8, at Quinnipiac, New England Sports Network (NESN)
Jan. 16, vs. Navy, Charter TV3
Feb. 10, at Lehigh, CBS Sports Network
Feb. 27, vs. Army, Charter TV3
PATRIOT LEAGUE ALL-ACCESS: Live video streaming of most Patriot League regular season games during the 2012-2013 season will be available over the internet through Patriot League All-Access. The package, done in association with CBS College Sports Online, is available for a monthly subscription. For details on how to sign up for Patriot League All-Access, visit "www.patriotleague.org".
CRUSADER VISION: Live video streaming of most 2012-2013 Holy Cross home non-conference games will be available over the internet through Crusader Vision. The package, done in association with Stretch Internet, is available for $8.95 per game. Season packages are also available for men's basketball only ($29.95) or all Holy Cross sports ($99.95). For details on how to view games through Crusader Vision, visit 'www.GoHolyCross.com'.
ON THE INTERNET: Information on Crusader basketball and all 26 other varsity sports is available through the Holy Cross Athletics home page at "www.GoHolyCross.com." In addition, links to Holy Cross basketball audio broadcasts and live video streaming can be found on the home page. Updates on Holy Cross Athletics can also be found at "www.facebook.com/HolyCrossAthletics" and "www.twitter.com/GoHolyCross."
EMAIL ALERTS: Get all the latest news and results on the Holy Cross women's basketball team sent directly to your e-mail. To sign up for e-mail alerts, visit 'www.GoHolyCross.com/list-signup'.
SCOUTING THE MOUNTAIN HAWKS: Lehigh comes into this contest with a 14-15 overall record and is 6-8 in the Patriot League. After losing to the Crusaders on Feb. 10, the Mountain Hawks won four contests in a row over American (71-55), Colgate (62-40), Bucknell (49-37) and Lafayette (60-40). However, Lehigh has dropped its last two games to the top seeds in the tournament, Navy (49-34) and most recently Army (62-52). Lehigh freshman forward Kerry Kinek was recently named to the first team All-Patriot League, as she leads the team with 12.7 points and 8.3 rebounds per contest. Sophomore Katie O'Reilly is second on the team with 8.0 points per game, while junior guard Hilary Weaver leads Lehigh with 3.2 assists per contest. Lehigh head coach Sue Troyan enters her 18th season at the helm of the Mountain Hawks and has an overall record of 286-237. During her stint at Lehigh, she has guided the team to three Patriot League Championships and a trio of NCAA tournament berths.


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(Reuters) - A keenly awaited new lupus drug from GlaxoSmithKline and Human Genome Sciences Inc will get a priority review from U.S. regulators, potentially clearing the way for its approval by mid-December.
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MILWAUKEE (AP) Yovani Gallardo is expected to be the ace of the Milwaukee Brewers' rotation.
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Ohio Christian University Players Honored During Regional Tournament
The Ohio Christian University women's volleyball team traveled to Knoxville, Tenn., last weekend for the NCCAA Mid-East Region Tournament.
Three players received All-Region honors for the 2007 season. Marlaina Shotsky was named MVP and led the first-team votes. Shotsky received the honors for the second straight year. Senior setter Whitney Pontius also was awarded with a first-team selection. Sophomore Brittany Martin was named to the second team, as well.
Seeded No. 1 heading into the tournament, the Trailblazers defeated Appalachian Bible College in a tough five game match Friday, and then later defeated host Johnson Bible College in four games. On Saturday, OCU faced a tough No. 3 seed in Crown College, but the Blazers came out victorious in four games.
In the championship game, Ohio Christian matched up against No. 2 seed and defending regional champions, Kentucky Christian University.
The Trailblazers played hard, but in the end KCU defeated OCU in three games, 24-30, 21-30, 26-30.
Brittany Martin led the Blazers in the championship match with 15 kills, while Shotsky finished with 13 kills. The OCU women's volleyball team
finished the season 21-9 overall, a school record. It also went undefeated in regular season regional play, finishing 12-0 (also a school record) in the region before the tournament, with their only regional loss coming in the championship game of the tournament.
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HOPKINS COUNTY, KY (3/3/12)—A strong line of destructive severe weather, which many have said produced tornadoes across different portions of Hopkins County, left several in the dark without power between yesterday afternoon and early this morning, March 3rd. What's more, hard, straight-line winds damaged a variety of local structures, including Madisonville, KY's own North Hopkins High School (MNHHS) and a plethora of businesses and residences.
While power was restored to Madisonville's north side around 2:30AM this morning, SurfKY News has received additional photos of the town's northern portion while it was still blanketed in a very familiar, "ice-storm-like" darkness. The photos, some of which were taken by SurfKY News reporters, include images of the Regional Medical Center and Trover Clinic, both of which were only partially functional until early this morning (see main photo).
At this time, clean-up of area businesses and MNHHS remains underway.
Additional photos include damage done to area businesses, such as Toyota-Hudson and Lowe's, as well as images of rain-wrapped funnel clouds spotted near the Henderson, KY area, a rainbow spotted over Madisonville following the storm, damaged power lines, and large hail resulting from the powerful weather system. Many of the photos shown were taken by Madisonville resident and local storm-chaser, Casey Piscitelli. Several of the photos were also submitted by Madisonville resident, Jessica Dockrey.
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We've got a full blast, all out drag race of a month lined up. Here we go:
1. Michaux MTB School Registration opens up on September 1st. This sold out last year. It's not going to sell out in 10 seconds like trans-provence, but it will get there, so reserve your spot asap. We are offering an entry trade: if you can find us a qualified cook to step up and run the kitchen, their efforts can earn you a free entry for the whole weekend.
2. Spring Rise CX and Bike Swap is coming back to Chambersburg, PA! Registration is starting to shape up for the 2nd Annual installment of this fun little race. This will be your chance to race at Spring Rise for the year, since we will be discontinuing the January race. We are rebuilding the fly-over #dropzone to be smoother rolling this year. The bike swap will be a good chance to hang out, spread your wares, and make some trades. I would like to remind ya'll of the sweet kids race field this race had last year. Bring your whole family! No licenses needed, no drama, no bullshit. Just a fun family day at a grassroots bike race.
3. Queen of the Mountain: A Womens Specific MTB Event is being launched this year. Some really talented riders are spending the weekend at Bryce Resort, the only lift-assist bike park in VA, to ride with, instruct, and mentor women from across the East Coast. Come get a lesson, or just enjoy the lifts with our discounted lift passes for the weekend. Be a part of the start!
4. Revenge of the Rattlesnake Weekend is a gateway to Canaan Mountain. Pick any of the events all weekend to get a taste of the magic: Trials, 3 Beer Derby, 50k, 25k, Enduro, and 4 Mile Time Trial!
5. Bryce All Mountain Festival is the following weekend, September 26-28. The point to this weekend is to spend the weekend hanging out to ride AND race at Bryce Resort, the only lift-assist bike park in Virginia. Short, fast, and well built trails with a killer view makes this weekend a special spot.
6. Tuscarora Trail Weekend wraps up our month of fun with chill camping, trail work, and a sneak peak at our 50k and enduro courses for the Tuscarora Off Road Weekend in 2015.
I know it's going to be an exhausting month. But I also know how much fun it's all going to be. Pick your poison and come share some good times with us at any of these weekends. After this month of events is over, you can unblock me from your facebook feeds ;-)
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What: moe., in concert.
When: 8 p.m. March 1.
Where: McMenamins Crystal Ballroom, 1332 W. Burnside St., Portland.
Cost: $25-$28 through Cascade Tickets, 800-514-3849 or http://cascadetickets.com
Information: 503-225-0047 or http://mcmenamins.com
Al Schnier, guitarist/singer of moe., recognizes the irony of his band signing a deal with Sugar Hill Records.
These days, it's become common for groups, especially in the rock genre, to start their own record labels and handle their own distribution and promotion. And here is moe., having released all but two of its previous 10 studio CDs on its own label, teaming up with a record company for its current CD, "What Happened to the La Las."
"We've built a really great cottage industry out of this somehow," Schnier said, noting that the band is not by any means dissatisfied with the career it has built with its do-it-yourself approach. "After doing it for so many years, though, the one thing that's always sort of always eluded us, I guess, was being able to tap into a broader audience or a wider audience or getting some kind of additional exposure. We've always flown under the radar."
And that's where the band hopes Sugar Hill can help. The last time moe. had a record deal, it was on a larger scale. Formed in 1991 in Buffalo, N.Y., the band started out taking the do-it-yourself route, self-releasing its first two CDs, "Fatboy" in 1992 and "Headseed" a year later, before signing with Sony 550 Records.
The band, which also includes guitarist Chuck Garvey, singer/bassist Rob Derhak, drummer Vinnie Amico and percussionist Jim Loughlin, released two CDs on that label — "No Doy" in 1996 and "Tin Cans & Car Tires" in 1998 — but didn't get the kind of boost in its popularity that it hoped would come with the resources of a major label.
So moe. returned to releasing its own CDs and had stuck with that approach in releasing its four subsequent studio albums — "Wormwood," "Okayalright," "The Conch" and "Sticks and Stones" (not to mention the band's six-album series of live performances, "Warts & All" and its two three-CD live albums, "Dr. Stan's Prescription Vols. 1 & 2").
The Sugar Hill deal isn't the only way in which moe. has gone outside of its camp to try to improve on what it does.
For "What Happened to the La Las" the group, for one of the rare times in its career, brought in a producer, John Travis. Schnier said the band had started to think its democratic approach to songwriting and arranging might not have been resulting in the best musical decisions.
"The thing about that is because we're very much like brothers and democratic almost to a fault, you end up compromising all of the time," he said. "Nobody is really steering the ship. We kind of all are, and nobody really wants to ruffle any feathers."
To be sure, sometimes the collaborative approach results in better music than what any single band member might create on his own, Schnier said.
"But sometimes that compromise just means that everybody's ideas got distilled, and none of them are really great and nobody's really happy at the end of the day," Schnier said.
From what Schnier said of Travis, the producer wasn't shy about directing the band. Many of the songs the band recorded for "What Happened to the La Las" had been played live and developed over a period of time.
But in the studio, Travis steered the band in new directions on some of the songs. For example, "Suck A Lemon," a tune that helps set the rocking tone for the new CD, lost an instrumental section the band had been playing. The CD's multifaceted opener, "The Bones Of Lazarus," another song that had been played on tour, also changed considerably. Then there was the dreamy rocker "Puebla," which clocks in at just over four minutes on the CD.
"He (Travis) had a 15-minute version of it that we had sent to him as our demo that we were listening to," Schnier said. "That's how we'd been playing it."
The songs from "What Happened to the La Las" figure to evolve as moe. tours behind the CD. Set lists will vary, but the feel of the show has evolved a bit from recent tours, where the group tried to create more of a structured presentation, to the point that the band was writing and rehearsing instrumental segments of its show.
"The idea was to tighten up the show, to really see if we could actually make the show more exciting somehow," Schnier said "But I think in the end, we all sort of found that it actually took something away from the show for all of us because there was less freedom in the show, first of all, and it somehow was less fun because you were working so hard and because of the structure. And I don't know if the fans enjoyed it any more. … So since that time, we've kind of gone back to a much looser structure, to the point where we're putting question marks down for where songs should be on our set lists, or just changing things up on the fly."


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Sugarland songbird Jennifer Nettles is having a big year. Not only is she one of four celebrity judges on Duets, but she's also expecting her first little bundle of joy with new hubby Justin Miller!
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Sugarland manager Gail Gellman announced that the couple is "thrilled beyond belief" about the big news.
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LOCUST GROVE — Locust Grove rising senior Cortez McDowell wasn't able to participate in much of the Wildcats' spring practice the past two weeks. The Wildcats' returning star watched, confined to sauntering around the practice field with a fragile hamstring tossing a football in his hands.
But McDowell liked what he saw.
"We got a lot of swagger," McDowell said.
Locust Grove may be feeling the symptoms of its first winning season in school history. The Wildcats went 6-4 this past season, had a five-game winning streak and came within one game of reaching the state playoffs.
The season dwarfed Locust Grove's expectations the previous two seasons. The Wildcats went 2-8 in 2010 and 2011 under the weight of a non-region schedule filled with South Georgia programs and a brutal region schedule filled with perennial state playoff contenders. All Locust Grove could offer a community excited about the arrival of high school football in 2009 were growing pains.
So last season was a dramatic turnaround for Locust Grove in almost every way imaginable. It started the season 5-1. Four of the Wildcats' victories came by a touchdown or less. One of those victories was a 31-point comeback. Another came on a last-second fumble recovery near the opponent's goal-line. Locust Grove had a chance in its season finale to make the state playoffs but lost 20-10 at home to Riverdale.
All of which has helped the Wildcats this spring.
"They're a lot more confident," Locust Grove head coach Clint Satterfield said.
They're also breaking in for seven new starters on defense and four on offense, including Tyler Sellers who replaces Keenan Wise at quarterback.
Sellers, a rising junior, will have to replace 2,014 yards of offense and 24 touchdowns. But Satterfield likes what he's seen out of Sellers, who was also a standout pitcher for Locust Grove state quarterfinalist baseball team.
"He's sneaky fast," Satterfield said. "His 40 [-meter dash] time is probably the same as Keenan's. Maybe not as many moves. But he's fast. Very calm. Very poised. He brings a lot of things to the table."
And, of course, he'll have McDowell to throw to. He's a top 10 prospect in Georgia at safety with 22 scholarship offers but had almost 900 receiving yards last season.
Sellers and McDowell aren't an unfamiliar duo. In an effort to be creative on offense last season, Locust Grove would sporadically put Wise at wide receiver and bring in Sellers at quarterback.
"It'll be fine," McDowell said. "He had some reps last year and he threw well. Just got to work together and get on the same page together."
In some ways, the whole offense is still trying to get on the same page with new offensive coordinator Rodney Satterfield, Clint's brother. Rodney returns to Henry County after several seasons at Chattahoochee. He was an assistant coach with the Warhawks from 1990-96. The brothers coached together at Henry County from 1995-96.
With Rodney comes the transition from the triple option to the zone option. It's been one of the biggest transitions for Locust Grove this spring.
"We've spent a lot of time using his verbage," Clint said. "It's not totally new, but there are more wrinkles."
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Doherty Grabs Another Gold in Sunday's Pursuit Races
Super Sunday at the Nordic Heritage Center where the top athletes from the sprint competition competed in the pursuit race. Athletes took off in the order they finished in the sprint competition, and had to visit the range a total of four times.
The Youth Women started the day off where U.S. athlete Maddie Phaneuf took off in the fourth position, and within a minute of the first three competitors. Phaneuf shot clean in Friday's competition, but struggled a little more in Sunday's race. She wound up missing eight targets and ended up crossing the finish line 24th. While Maddie didn't medal, she's still happy with her performance.
"I think I was top 25 so that's still pretty good for an international competition," said Phaneuf. "Definitely not a top 5 but it was good enough for me."
The Junior Women's race followed and the results showed that you didn't have to start in the front of the pack to grab a medal. Canadian biathlete Sarah Beaudry started in the 29th spot- more than 2 and a half minutes behind the sprint competition winner. Beaudry only missed one target on the day and used her speed on the course to cross the finish line third. She gave Canada their first medal of the Junior World Championships.
"I knew with the wind that I could play a lot with my competitors," said Beaudry. "So I knew if I had a good shooting day, really anything could've happened."
It was the men's turn in the afternoon, and U.S. athlete and gold medal favorite Sean Doherty once again wowed the crowd in the youth race. Doherty shot clean in both of his prone positions, and then missed three targets in the standing. It wasn't a disadvantage though as Doherty used his quick skiing to maintain a steady lead and cross the finish line first waving the American flag proudly. It was the second gold medal for Doherty who finished a good minute ahead of second place finisher Marco Gross of Germany.
"It's phenomenal," said Doherty. "It's just that I've been working hard for this all season, and it's just really coming together here again and it's tremendously a tremendous rewarding feeling."
The biathletes have Monday off as they begin training for the individual competition to be held Tuesday and Wednesday, and the relay competition on Thursday and Friday.
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Celebrating in grand fashion
HUNTINGTON -- With a little less than one month to go before the Huntington Museum of Art's Museum Ball, it's full steam ahead for the committee responsible for making it happen.
The ball begins at 6 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 16, at the museum, where the theme will be "Here's Looking at You: Thanking the Tri-State for 60 Years of Support."
Museum Ball Committee Chairwoman Halcyon Moses said committee members really are working hard to make sure they pull out all of the stops for the anniversary celebration.
"Right now we are in the final push to make sure we are getting the right auction items, confirming sponsors and selling tickets," said Moses. "All of our committee members are working non-stop when they have time away from their full-time lives to make sure this ball is going to be a good celebration for the 60th anniversary."
The annual black-tie event is the biggest annual fundraiser for the museum, which uses the money for general operating expenses, which includes anything from paying salaries and bills to supporting its wide range of classes for the public, Moses said.
Valet parking at the event will be available courtesy of Cabell Huntington Hospital, and free souvenir photographs for those attending the event will be taken by Huntington Quarterly.
The museum will be elaborately decorated for the event, and dinner will be served by Wellington's.
A cocktail reception and high-end silent auction begin at 6 p.m., and seating for dinner will begin at 7:30 p.m. Music for the event will be provided by The Company beginning at 9 p.m.
The event is known for its unique themes and festive atmosphere, which, for the second year in a row, will include live actors to set the mood for the evening.
"Last year, we had students from Marshall University's Theater Department who dressed as woodland fairies and moved around the ball all night, and it really goes a long way with spreading the fun atmosphere," she said. "This year, we are going to have people dressed as celebrities to mingle with the crowd, and it's going to be really exciting."
Those actors will not only be in on the fun, but they also will help in fundraising efforts for the night.
Advance tickets for the 50/50 Cash Raffle at the event are 1 for $5 or 5 for $20.
The night of the event, "celebrity" guests can measure someone's "wing" span for an equal length of 50/50 Cash Raffle tickets from fingertip to fingertip for $50.
Even with all of the loose ends that need tying up and the legwork that is ahead of them, Moses said all of the effort is worth keeping the museum going.
"So many of the people who come to the ball have been coming here for years," she said. "Many people have been supporting the museum their whole lives in visits when they were children and now in giving back with this ball. It's part of so many lives, and it is worth carrying it on for many more."
Guest tickets for the Huntington Museum of Art's Museum Ball are $200 per person. For more information or to reserve seats or corporate tables, contact Tess Moore at 304-529-2701, ext. 327. Guest tickets can be purchased online at www.hmoa.org.
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BAKER — The Okaloosa County Teachers Federal Credit Union's June 21 move out of the Baker Block into its new home next to the Gator Café brought it closer to its roots.
In 1960, Dan Green, a Baker School teacher, had the idea to form a credit union just for teachers. He recruited B.J. Brown, a Baker School mathematics teacher who was about to retire.
"Dan and Mr. Brown would talk on the telephone long into the night, planning and discussing the future of this credit union," Gloria Reeves, the institution's second employee, said before her 2004 retirement.
The credit union's first office was a temporary building erected behind the former Richbourg Middle School in Crestview, current President and CEO Jerry Maughon said.
The Baker branch
The Baker branch office opened 12 years ago in the Baker Block location of the former post office, next door to the Baker Block Museum.
The late David Murph, who'd worked many years for the Bank of Crestview, was the branch's first employee.
Business took awhile to take off, Baker Block Museum Director Ann Spann said.
"He was into history and he'd come back here (to the museum library) and get books to read, because when it started, things were real slow," Spann said.
"A lot of people didn't know we were in the Baker Block," Maughon said. "Now that we have a nice new building people say, 'Oh, there's a credit union here now.'"
Today, Murph's daughter, Ariel Murph Crews, a 2009 Baker School alumna, is a teller at the branch her dad opened.
"He would be proud of our new building," she said. "They were talking about building it when he was still alive. We've been waiting a long time for it to be ready."
"We're very excited for Baker, actually," branch manager Michelle Evers said. "This is really an upgrade for Baker."
Okaloosa Teachers Federal Credit Union founder Dan Green was not the institution's first member.
"I asked Dan one time why his account number was not no. 1," Gloria Reeves said. "He told me that he did not have the $25 to deposit for the charter fee and John Blackshear did. So John had account no. 1."
The credit union's charter members were Baker School teachers John Blackshear, Helen Blackshear, Amarene Griffith, Clinton Doug Griffith, Allen Kelley, James Striplin and Green.
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The Sox could not have made the same trade even if they wanted to. They are looking for pitchers like Shields and Davis much more than they can give them up at this point.
The Sox also have not shown the willingness to insert such young guys like Myers right into their starting lineup like the Rays and the Royals have. When was the last young guy who did well in the minors placed directly into the starting lineup to begin a season for Boston? They probably would have put Myers at Pawtucket anyway for at least the beginning of the season, and that could be where Tampa puts him as well if he struggles in spring training.
It's easy to see why the Sox didn't make this trade.
They need pitching unlike the Ray's who have plenty.
Some of the Sox better prospects are outfielders.
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Doing the Math: Numbers Behind the Charlie Sheen-Brooke Mueller Split
Can money buy you love? Clearly not for Charlie Sheen. Looking at what his split from Brooke Mueller will set him back, it's worth asking if he did a good or bad job protecting his wealth.
As a divorce attorney, my advice is to never marry if you are not ready or have no plan for marital longevity, and even if you are committed to making your marriage work, protect your assets. And look no further than these mind-boggling dollar amounts to see exactly why. Yes, Sheen will get to keep the bulk of his $75 million fortune, but Mueller does get quite a payday after a year-and-a-half of marriage.
► 50 percent of the revenues from the Getty Images partnership they made together
► $45,000 in moving costs
► A lump sum payment totaling $757,689
► A 2009 C600 Mercedes
► $1,254,846 for equity in their former home
► One week to use Sheen's timeshare
► $50,000 in attorney's fees
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The settlement also gives Sheen a very generous parenting plan without nanny supervision and ensures that both parties will be silent on any alleged drug use or sexual affairs that Charlie may have dabbled in during the marriage.
The parties did have a prenuptial agreement -- signed three days before they wed -- but they had children after the agreement was signed, so additional terms had to be added to the deal to accommodate the kids and some extras for Mueller. All in all, Mueller scored BIG time. But in the wake of their divorce, they leave two very small children who will have to cope with their parents misgivings in a very public way.
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- Friday 05 NovemberBy RitaHighest Rank Vote downVote upReport this
Honestly, this story is so sad! I agree with Amy K, Vikki brings to light the fact that the twins born of these two celebrities, who are out of control and really don't seem to care about anything but their own bank accounts and/or their next opportunity to party, are being put into a situation that may likely cause them harm, whether physical or mental. Only time will tell......Charlie, don't have anymore kids, you haven't and probably never will grow up as it is!
- Friday 05 NovemberBy angiebHighest Rank Vote downVote upReport this
Most women would like the financial security but that does not replace having both parents in the home with you, mental support, emotional support. He will not to able to give that to his kids, because he is a jerk money does not replace a dad. Anybody can be a father, but it takes a man to be a dad
- Friday 05 NovemberBy Nancy Araujo
I totally agree with Ms. Ziegler's advice. I think celebrities should be as proactive before the marriage as they are cut throat after the marriage. If people were smart and obtained the advice of a professional like Ms. Ziegler before they got married I believe it would be beneficial to the parties and to the children of the marriage because if everything is spelled out before hand there is nothing to fight over. Kids always get lost in a bitter divorce which is sad. I think we are lucky to have lawyers like Ms. Ziegler out there who are not afraid to speak their mind and help people! Way to go!!
- Sunday 07 NovemberBy bob
now try to tell me she's not a gold digging pig.
- Sunday 07 NovemberBy BOB
- Sunday 07 NovemberBy iluvmydoggie
Why doesn't Charlie's dad weigh in on his son's recent activity? We've seen his dad talk to the press about Charlie years ago, it seemed like that helped Charlie get straightened out, what did help Charlie get straight for a while? I'd love to hear how his dad feels about what has gone on with Charlie's latest wife and kids and their split, and how he feels about his call girls and trantrum once again, please let us know. Poor guy, why does he want to live this way. Somebody get Charlie some help before we read that he was found dead in a hotel room. Thanks, Sue
- Sunday 07 NovemberBy Brazil
I agree with angieb. Sheen needs a vasectomy. He's strayed on every woman he's dated / married.
- Sunday 07 November
i don't really give a damn how much his wife gets, i think the s.o. b. should be in jail with "got milk" lohan. its not right these flakes get away with it but john q public wil serve maximum time.
- Sunday 07 NovemberBy roz
C an yo U imagi N e T hat?
- Sunday 07 November
Love the chick with the guy 11 yrs older. Let me know when you start cheating on him if you haven't already. LOL
- Sunday 07 NovemberBy markzimbo
Wow another bimbo getting involved with a super star player with a bad history. Please she knows exactly what she was doing. Shame on Charly hey charly got get a visectimey. Jerk off
- Sunday 07 NovemberBy Donna
Brook you do not deserve all the money you are getting. You will probably spend it on drugs for yourself. The only money you deserve is child support for the kids. Get off your a(( and get a job bi****
- Sunday 07 NovemberBy Karambee
He is creepy. I hope she had him tested for STDs. Not worth the money. No way.
- Sunday 07 NovemberBy european44
I wish they would legalize gay marriages so I could marry an actor get a divorce and live happily ever after, without him,.....
- Sunday 07 November
He's an idiot. She's a gold digger.
- Sunday 07 NovemberBy frank
The meter's always running.
- Sunday 07 NovemberBy wadisplace
A Message to All Men: Never get married unless you are willing to give half of everything you have worked for...away.
- Sunday 07 NovemberBy Ralph Novak
She deserves a lot more for putting up with that twitty ham for THAT long
- Sunday 07 NovemberBy mfg0505
Why are you blaming the woman....she had twins after the pre-nupt was signed...as the story said, the changes that were made were for the children, not the mother....believe me if there had been no pre-nupt she would have received a lot more..california is a state where everything is 50/50, and she did not get anywhere near that... and as for her staying around after December, she had to wait for the divorce, but never did I see they were living together....I mean they were not even in the same room at the hotel....
People need to read more carefully...he has to take care of the children, and I do think it says the extra money stops when the children are 18.
- Sunday 07 NovemberBy CountNomis
Women are parasites.
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Tickets for the Liverpool FC v AS Roma match in July will go on sale on Friday, May 16 at 10am ET.
The match will see two of Europe's biggest clubs - both of whom have significant New England fan bases and ties to the Boston area - playing at Fenway Park at 7.30pm on Wednesday July 23rd. The two clubs last met on July 25th, 2012 at the same venue with a sell-out crowd of more than 37,000 fans.
Tickets range from $30 - $120 and will be available at redsox.com/footballatfenway or by calling (877) RED-SOX9. Fans with disabilities may also call (877) RED-SOX9 to purchase accessible seating.
The Red Sox' TTY number for hearing-impaired fans is (617) 226-6644. The Park will be divided into neutral, AS Roma and Liverpool FC supporter sections, with the Liverpool Kop recreated in the bleachers and right field.
Liverpool's highly-anticipated return to Fenway Park marks the start of the team's 2014 pre-season tour, which includes International Champions Cup matches in Chicago, New York and Charlotte. In addition to matches in each of the four US cities, Liverpool FC will also host player appearances and Liverpool FC Foundation community activities.