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Natural Way To Clean Clogged Drains – Tidy Tuesday
Everybody ends up with a clogged drain now and again. We try all the tricks to keep hair and gunk out of the bathtub drain, but sometimes it just happens. This week the tub just was not draining like it should. We plunged it and it drained eventually, but not like it should. It was time to get out the drain cleaner.
Well, I simply can't abide by using that harsh chemical cleaner on our drains. I don't want it in the house with my family and I don't want it in the ground water. It was time to figure out a quick and natural solution to the slow drain.
Enter the classic elementary school experiment. Remember baking soda and vinegar? That's exactly what I used.
I took about 1 cup of baking soda and poured it down the drain. (If you have any standing water you would probably want to get rid of as much as you could.)
Then, I took a bottle of white vinegar and started slowly pouring it down the drain. The concoction bubbled up just like any of those foaming drain cleaners, but unlike those chemical cleaners, the vinegar smell is not toxic.
Before my "volcano" quit bubbling, I took a sponge and covered the opening, then set a plastic bucket on top of the sponge just to weigh it down and trap more of the concoction as it bubbles up.
I let this sit for 1 hour, after which I poured a large pot full of boiling hot water down the drain. The tub did drain better, but I repeated this process just because it was easy, inexpensive, and it smelled good.
My challenge for you is to think about a natural solution before you buy a chemical product to treat a mess in the house. Not only is a natural cleaning product safer for the environment, but you don't have to exile your family, pets, and possibly your plants, from the house just to clean the drain.
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Home » Tour Guides » Prague » Glass Factory with Krivoklat or Pilsen (Pilsener Beer brewery)
One of the main products of the Czech republic that you might know is glass and Crystal. This excursion takes you to and into one of the factories. After the visit you have the possibility to buy in the factory shop. Off course we could leave it at that, but as the old medieval Krivoklat Castle lies hidden in the woods nearby we recommend going there after the glass factory. Another option would be visiting the town of Plzen (Pilsen) and its famous beer brewery. Or you could do them all!
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Some people want to raise their kids Catholic, others wish to raise them Jewish. But Justin Bieber knows for sure that he wants to raise his offspring Canadian. Yes, like a shaggy headed salmon returning upstream, the teen superstar has told TMZ that he eventually wants to settle down in his native Canada to raise his children. "I think it would be cool to get a condo out here [in LA]," he admitted. "But eventually I'm going to want to move back to Canada and raise my family up there. I'm Canadian and I want my kids to be Canadian, eh!" We're sure that Canadian immigration is about to get flooded with visa applications from teenage girls worldwide. But most importantly, what does Selena Gomez think about all this!
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The Bhutanese Refugee Resettlement Journey part 2: On-arrival
Before departure, refugees to New Zealand are given a pre-departure settlement booklet that provides basic information about New Zealand. The booklet's aim is to help ease tension about resettlement to an unknown country and covers the climate, people, language, history, health care, housing, education for children and adults, travel to New Zealand, the Mangere orientation programme and so on. This booklet is translated into the first language of the client group.
Refugees are also given an opportunity to ask questions about New Zealand and the resettlement process at the end of their UNHCR interview. Additionally, once the Department of Labour has approved the refugees and allocated them to an intake for travel to New Zealand, they also attend a briefing with the International Organization for Migration (IOM). This briefing focuses on preparing to travel to New Zealand. Bhutanese refugees stay at the IOM transit centre in Kathmandu for three days before departure.
Those interviewed were asked about the information they had received before their departure from the camps and whether other information would have been useful for them before they left. Interviewees gave a variety of responses to these questions which are explored in this section.
More information about New Zealand
Almost all of those interviewed felt they did not have adequate information about New Zealand or there was some aspect about New Zealand and its systems they would have liked more information on before leaving the camps. Many interviewees commented that they had minimal knowledge about New Zealand compared with other resettlement countries such as the United States and Canada. They experienced a sense of 'missing out' and a feeling that those going to other countries had better and timelier information, so were much better prepared. For many it was felt some pre-departure orientation would be invaluable. For example:
People only know a little about New Zealand [compared to other countries like the United States and Canada]. Orientation for those countries happens there, but not for New Zealand. Would have been good to do some orientation there. Basic orientation classes there would be good, with pre-departure information – a one- to two-day orientation. (Adult male)
If the information is given before hand, then we can prepare themselves, so that they won't face much trouble here. (Adult female)
Cleanliness, hygiene, toileting practice, people wash outside, toilet system is very different. (Adult male)
More information about what and how much to bring to New Zealand
Information about what to bring to New Zealand
Many of those interviewed felt there was not enough information about what to bring to New Zealand. They were uncertain about the New Zealand climate, what would be supplied in New Zealand, and maximum baggage allowances, so many of those interviewed packed more than was necessary and were charged for excess luggage. This caused stress and concern that could have been prevented with better information:
I brought excess bags – and had to pay money on the way and had lots of trouble. I bought three very big bags – 25 kg–30 kg – I thought it would be ok because was told it was 100 kg for the [all] of us, but it was not, as only allowed 20 kgs. (Middle-aged male)
Clothing – many were worried about what clothing to bring, but didn't know that clothing would be supplied here. (Middle-aged male)
Information about customs processes
Interviewees also felt there was a lack of coherent information about what they could bring into New Zealand. This distressed some of those interviewed. UNHCR officials check all bags before refugees leave Nepal and apply the same rules (according to United States regulations) regardless of destination country and its allowances. Some of those interviewed had packed Ghurka knives (a traditional cooking tool) into their checked luggage, which UNHCR officials later removed. This caused distress because the refugees had been correctly informed that they could bring these traditional items into New Zealand so long as they were in their checked luggage. This was exacerbated by the fact they had also been told to bring items of cultural importance to keep their culture and traditions alive in New Zealand:Need clear information about what we could bring – not allowed to carry scissors [Ghurka knife and scissors taken out]. Told us that we must not forget nationality and customs – but were not allowed to carry Ghurka knife for cooking. We should be allowed to carry it – UNHCR needs to be told. I am expressing the feelings of other people. (Middle-aged male)
More information about the journey to New Zealand
For many, the journey to New Zealand was long and stressful. A lack of reliable information meant many were unprepared, with some not even knowing the length of the journey. The stopover time in Singapore was short, and the group had to navigate its way from one terminal to another and find the correct boarding gates. Because of the short timeframe many had to run, which was made difficult by not knowing where to go, carrying bags and children, and being confronted by foreign technology such as travellators. Interviewees felt more support at this stage of the journey would have been helpful:
After changing the flight in Singapore it was quite difficult, at that time, no one was representing there was no person from New Zealand, was no person in Singapore who can direct us to another flight. It was quite difficult. That caused problems. (Adult male)
Transit – didn't know we had limited time – we had to run with babies and bags. No help and support was provided. There was too little time. When we came to the travellator many women fell down on that, because they couldn't walk comfortably on their own, they had to run. (Middle-aged male)


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Thinkin' Pink For Your Spring Wedding?April 16, 2011
…Get Inspired By The Event Styling Of Sasha Souza Events!
For all of you spring brides out there, here's a little something to help inspire a beautiful day. Ah, heck – it'll be beautiful no matter what because it's your wedding day but add some pretty pink in there and you've got one extra lovely day!
(Photo credits: Pink and white cocktail party garden style wedding by Sasha Souza Events, photography by Damion Hamilton.)
Sasha recently launched her newly designed site including a gallery of inspiration boards. This is just a snippet from one of them but be sure to check 'em all out, they're stunning! Happy planning!


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Plakophilins 1a and 1b: widespread nuclear proteins recruited in specific epithelial cells as desmosomal plaque components
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The cytokeratin-binding, basic 80.5 kDa polypeptide plakophilin 1 ("band 6 protein" of bovine muzzle desmosome fractions) has originally been described as a single molecular species, localized to desmosomal plaques of certain cell types, mostly stratified squamous epithelia and complex epithelia. We now report that this protein exists in at least two different isoforms: 726 amino acids (aa), plakophilin 1a; and 747 aa, plakophilin 1b. This reflects the splicing of the 21 aa-encoding exon 7 of the human plakophilin-1 gene and that each mRNA splice form can occur in two polyadenylation forms of 2.7 kb and 5.3 kb. Antibodies recognizing either isoform and/or others that are specific for the exon-encoded sequence of form 1b have allowed, in combination with immunolocalization protocols minimizing losses of diffusible proteins, the detection of both isoforms in the nucleoplasm of diverse kinds of cultured cells and tissues, including desmosome-forming cells as well as cells that never form desmosomes. The protein has also been identified in manually isolated nuclei (germinal vesicles) of Xenopus laevis oocytes. Plakophilin 1a accumulates in nuclei as shown by suitable immunolocalization protocols and upon overexpression following transfection with cDNAs, but is also located in desmosomes of stratified and complex epithelia. By contrast, isoform 1b has been found exclusively in nuclei, even in cells connected by desmosomes immunostained with plakophilin 1a-reactive antibodies. We conclude that plakophilins 1a and 1b are constitutive nuclear proteins encoded by the same gene, which is not expressed in relation to epithelial differentiation pathways, whereas the additional appearance of plakophilin 1a in desmosomal plaques of stratified and complex epithelia is regulated by an as yet unknown mechanism of differentiation-dependent topogenic recruitment. Possible functions of plakophilins are discussed in relation to recent reports of the involvement of other members of the armadillo/plakoglobin multigene family of proteins in cell surface-gene regulation signalling pathways.
- Title
- Plakophilins 1a and 1b: widespread nuclear proteins recruited in specific epithelial cells as desmosomal plaque components
- Journal
Cell and Tissue Research
Volume 290, Issue 3 , pp 481-499
- Cover Date
- 1997-11
- 10.1007/s004410050956
- Print ISSN
- Online ISSN
- 1432-0878
- Publisher
- Springer-Verlag
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- Keywords
- Key words: Plakophilin
- Desmosomes
- Nuclear Proteins
- Armadillo gene
- Industry Sectors
- Authors
- Ansgar Schmidt (A1)
- Lutz Langbein (A1)
- Michaela Rode (A1)
- Silke Prätzel (A1)
- Ralf Zimbelmann (A1)
- Werner W. Franke (A1)
- Author Affiliations
- A1. Division of Cell Biology, German Cancer Research Center, Im Neuenheimer Feld 280, D-69120 Heidelberg, Germany, DE


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Posted by anonymous on 03/17/2014
Disappointing. Chicken looked more like fried chicken than what you would expect of a traditional sweet and sour chicken dish.
Posted by Katie on 03/11/2013
They took over 40 mins to deliver. The scallion pancakes are fat doughy not cooked fully! The fried rice was bland. The shrimp were okay, i had better. The eggroll was chewy and greasy. This place will not get any more orders from me. Nor will i recommend this place
Posted by Anonymous on 01/16/2013
Usually order for delivery , but recently sat down here to eat. The first aroma in this spot was smelly rug and from thereon I couldn't smell anything else. They obviously do not care about the few people that pop in to eat, most money made from takeout or delivery. They should remodel or shut down the seating area . The spot is not so big that they can't keep the rug clean. Food was just OK as well. They really fell off.
Posted by anonymous on 03/29/2012
I used to live on the west side and ordered from here twice a week. I have never once had a piece of fish that tasted less than fresh. The sushi is always great and better than your average sushi hole in the wall. Its nothing fancy and i wouldnt dine in, but for take out, this is my go to sushi place, always delivering great value, good food, and they deliver to me on 2nd avenue in the 80's in less than 1 hr of ordering! (sometimes even 1/2 hr!)
Posted by astounded on 01/24/2012
I was astonished, really. Well first of all, when i called, the woman who picked up barely whispered, i could hardly understand a word she said and she seemed to feel the same way. nonetheless, i went ahead and placed my order, which she repeated back to me several times (is it really so strange to just order chicken fried rice?), and then she just garbled something (i think perhaps the total cost) and slammed down the phone. is this how you treat a paying customer? i don't think so...
Posted by disappointed on 09/13/2011
We are sorry to say this is the last time we will order from hunan park II. The saga is too long to go into; suffice it to say that cold food arrived nearly 2 hours after original order, after five phone calls, two of which were in chinese from the delivery person who (apparently) wanted us to come downstairs but who didn't understand me nor i him, and three of which were to the restaurant dispatch person. many events in here but ultimately, the restaurant decided to cancel the order rather than to make good on it, and about 10 minutes later, the same order arrived cold and inedible. it was sent back. now there is a very angry delivery person and two former customers left in the wake. the food there was never the draw; it was a convenience. we then ordered from another restaurant. The food arrived in 15 minutes, piping hot and fresh, from twice as far away. you be the judge....
Posted by Janine on 08/22/2011
I ordered delivery from here. It was fast, I was impressed. When I opened my order, my drink was missing. No problem, everyone makes mistakes. I called the restaurant, the woman was very annoyed and said she would give me credit. I declined, I really wanted my drink with my meal. Well, it's been 45 minutes and it has yet to arrive. Also, the delivery guy was on his phone when he got here and acted like he didn't have time for me. Too bad, because the prices are pretty good.


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This course is a collection of short Photoshop and Illustrator projects and creative effects that can be completed in ten minutes or less. The series is taught by computer graphics guru Deke McClelland, and presented in his signature step-by-step style. The intent is to reveal how various Photoshop and Illustrator features can be combined and leveraged in real-world examples so that they can be applied to creative projects right away.
Hey gang, this is Deke McClelland. Welcome to Deke's Techniques! This week I'm going to show you how to do the impossible. For example, you know how it's impossible to flap your arms in order to make yourself fly? Well, it's equally impossible to take a photographic image that you've imported into Adobe Illustrator and give it a border, and yet that's exactly what we'll be doing in this movie. All right! Here is my implausible document opened up inside Illustrator. I'm going to start things off by selecting the image, which I'll do by clicking on it with the Black Arrow tool.
This is an image that I prepped inside Photoshop and placed into Illustrator. And now I'm going to press Ctrl+H or Command+H on the Mac to hide those selection edges so we can better see what we're doing. Now, to assign a stroke, you need to bring up the Appearance panel. So go up to the Window menu and choose the Appearance command, and then inside the Appearance panel, you won't see any attributes. In other words, there's no fill or stroke by default so you need to create some by dropping down to the Add New Stroke icon in the bottom-left corner of the panel and clicking on it.
And notice that immediately gives us a 1-point black stroke, which we're not seeing at all. Let's go ahead and thicken things up by changing the Line Weight value to 4 points. For all the good it does us, of course we still can't see it. And the reason is that insofar as Illustrator is concerned, there's nothing here to stroke. Illustrator is the rare application that throws images inside of a document loose. There's no frame around the image, in other words. You have to create a frame manually, and you can do so using a dynamic effect. So make sure the word Stroke is selected here in the Appearance panel--that's very important-- And then go up to the Effect menu, choose Convert to Shape, and choose Rectangle.
And that seems like it might convert the shape to a rectangle, but it really goes ahead and converts the stroke to a rectangle around the image. So choose Rectangle and then turn on the Preview checkbox so you can see what you're doing. By default, the stroke has moved several points away from the image, and the idea here is this command was designed--among other things-- to draw rectangles around text, for example, in which case ostensibly you'd want a little additional margin. We don't, however, so make sure that the Size option is set to Relative and then change both the Extra Width and the Extra Height values to 0, and you'll now see the stroke tight to the image.
Click OK in order to accept that effect. Now let's colorize the image, and we'll do that by assigning a fill. So I'll click on the word Fill in order to make it active, and then I'll Shift+Click on this little color swatch icon in order to bring up my CMYK values. And I'm going to change the C value, let's say to 25%, and then I'll take the Magenta value to 35%, let's say, and then press the Tab key. If you're following along, you want to make sure that both the Y and the K values are set to 0, and then press the Enter key or the Return key on the Mac in order to accept that color.
Now, once again, we haven't made any difference whatsoever, even though, notice the fill is on top of the content, so the fill is actually in front of the image. The problem is, again, Illustrator sees nothing to fill. So make sure the word Fill is active. Then, go up to the Effect menu and just choose that very first command, Apply Rectangle, which will apply that exact same effect over again. And now we see the rectangle covering up the image. Now, notice down here, a couple of items down from the word Fill is this Opacity option.
Click on it to bring up the Opacity panel. Then click on Normal in order to bring up the list of blend modes, and change the blend mode to Color. Now, because this is a dynamic attribute, you can change it any time you like. If you decide this isn't the color you're looking for, then go ahead and Shift+Click on that fill color swatch again in order to bring up the CMYK values, and you may have to Shift+Click two or three times in order to get Illustrator's attention. And then I'll click in the Magenta value and press Shift+Up Arrow a couple of times in order to take that value up to 50%, so we end up with this screaming purple, which is perhaps a little more than I'm looking for.
So I'll click on the word Opacity once again and I'll reduce the Opacity value to, let's say 66%, in order to create this kind of faded-print photo effect. So remember, if you want to stroke or fill an image, it's not the least bit intuitive, but it is very easy to pull off once you know about the dynamic rectangle effect.
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3/5/2011 North Central vs Lawrence Central Basketball
3/4/2011 Cathedral vs Lawrence Central Basketball
3/4/2011 Lawrence North vs North Central Basketball
3/2/2011 Arlington vs Lawrence North Basketball
3/2/2011 Broad Ripple vs North Central Basketball
3/1/2011 Lawrence Central vs Warren Central Basketball
2/15/2011 Pike vs HSE Basketball
2/11/2011 Rushville vs Mt. Vernon Basketball
2/11/2011 Hamilton Heights vs Shelbyville Basketball
2/10/2011 Cathedral vs Roncalli Basketball
1/28/2011 Hamilton Heights vs Tipton Basketball
1/21/2011 North Central vs Lawrence North Basketball
1/18/2011 Speedway vs Park Tudor Basketball
1/14/2011 Kokomo vs New Castle Basketball
1/7/2011 Ben Davis vs North Central Basketball
12/30/2010 Boys Hall of Fame Tournament Basketball
12/29/2010 Girls Hall of Fame Tournament Basketball
12/22/2010 Marshall Tourney 2010 Basketball
12/17/2010 Park Tudor vs Guerin Catholic Basketball
12/10/2010 Muncie Central vs Kokomo Basketball
12/3/2010 Avon vs Danville Basketball
11/24/2010 Tipton vs Tri-Central Basketball
11/19/2010 Valparaiso vs Fishers Football
11/12/2010 Avon vs Lawrence Central Football
11/5/2010 West Lafayette vs Western Football
10/29/2010 Avon vs Brownsburg Football
10/22/2010 Lawrence Central vs Warren Central Football
10/15/2010 Ben Davis vs Carmel Football
10/8/2010 Bloomington North vs Southport Football
10/1/2010 Zionsville vs Fishers Football
9/24/2010 Shelbyville vs Mt. Vernon Football
9/17/2010 Carmel vs Lawrence North Football
9/10/2010 Ben Davis vs Warren Central Football
9/3/2010 Chatard vs Roncalli Football
8/27/2010 Roncalli vs Franklin Central Football
8/20/2010 Tipton vs Hamilton Heights Football
6/29/2010 2010 Mr. Baseball Classic Baseball
6/4/2010 2010 "Hoosiers Reunion" All Star Classic Boys Basketball
6/4/2010 2010 "Hoosiers Reunion" All Star Classic Girls Basketball
4/18/2010 North South Indiana All-Star Classic Boys Basketball
4/18/2010 North South Indiana All-Star Classic Girls Basketball
3/20/2010 Monroe Central vs Bowman Academy Basketball
3/20/2010 Warsaw vs Carroll (FW) Basketball
3/13/2010 Greensburg vs Mt. Vernon Basketball
3/13/2010 Brebeuf vs Danville Basketball
3/6/2010 Lawrence North vs North Central Basketball
3/5/2010 Warren Central vs North Central Basketball
3/5/2010 Lawrence North vs Lawrence Cenral Basketball
3/3/2010 Arlington vs Lawrence Central Basketball
3/3/2010 Lawrence North vs Cathedral Basketball
3/2/2010 Warren Central vs Broad Ripple Basketball
2/26/2010 Brebeuf vs Carmel Basketball
2/25/2010 Lafayette Jeff vs Hamilton SE Basketball
2/23/2010 Noblesville vs Anderson Basketball
2/19/2010 Tipton vs Frankfort Basketball
2/16/2010 Carmel vs Warren Central Basketball
2/12/2010 New Palestine vs Rushville Basketball
2/12/2010 Hamilton Heights vs Shelbyville Basketball
2/11/2010 Roncalli vs Cathedral Basketball
2/2/2010 North Central vs Kokomo Basketball
1/29/2010 Tipton vs Hamilton Heights Basketball
1/22/2010 Lawrence North vs North Central Basketball
1/15/2010 New Castle vs Kokomo Basketball
1/13/2010 Carmel vs Cathedral Basketball
1/8/2010 Peru vs Kokomo Basketball
12/30/2009 Munster vs Mt. Vernon Basketball
12/30/2009 Princeton vs Zionsville Basketball
12/30/2009 Princeton vs Munster Basketball
12/30/2009 Zionsville vs Mt. Vernon Basketball
12/29/2009 Jay County vs Plainfield Basketball
12/29/2009 Mooresville vs Rushville Basketball
12/29/2009 Mooresville vs Plainfield Basketball
12/29/2009 Jay County vs Rushville Basketball
12/22/2009 EC Central vs Howe Basketball
12/22/2009 Bowman Academy vs Broad Ripple Basketball
12/22/2009 Detroit Country Day vs Ft. Wayne Luers Basketball
12/18/2009 Marion vs Kokomo Basketball
12/11/2009 Bloomington South vs Southport Basketball
12/8/2009 Tipton vs Elwood Basketball
12/4/2009 Crawfordsville vs Lebanon Basketball
12/3/2009 Lawrence North vs Ben Davis (G) Basketball
11/25/2009 Pike vs North Central Basketball
11/20/2009 Jimtown vs West Lafayette Football
11/14/2009 Davidson vs Butler Basketball
11/13/2009 Warren Central vs Brownsburg Football
11/6/2009 Chatard vs Brebeuf Football
10/30/2009 Brownsburg vs Zionsville Football
10/23/2009 Carmel vs Westfield Football
10/16/2009 Center Grove vs Warren Central Football
10/9/2009 Lafayette Jeff vs Fishers Football
10/2/2009 Warren Central vs Carmel Football
9/25/2009 Cathedral vs Roncalli Football
9/18/2009 W. Lafayette vs Tipton Football
9/11/2009 Hamilton SE vs Zionsville Football
9/4/2009 Center Grove vs Carmel Football
8/28/2009 Arlington vs Kokomo Football
8/21/2009 Cathedral vs Carmel Football
6/5/2009 Hoosers Reunion Boys/Girls All-Star Doubleheader Basketball
3/21/2009 Lafayette Jefferson 1A Semi-State Basketball
3/14/2009 Marion Regional Basketball
3/7/2009 North Central vs Lawrence North Basketball
3/6/2009 Arlington Sectional Basketball
3/4/2009 Eastern vs Sheridan Basketball
3/3/2009 Tipton Sectional Basketball
2/27/2009 Pike vs Warren Central Basketball
2/20/2009 Frankfort vs Tipton Basketball
2/17/2009 North Montgomery vs Danville Basketball
2/13/2009 Westfield vs Carmel (G) Basketball
2/6/2009 Carmel vs Lawrence North Basketball
2/3/2009 Cathedral vs Bishop Chatard Basketball
1/30/2009 Bloomington South vs Pike Basketball
1/23/2009 Mooresville vs Plainfield (Girls) Basketball
1/15/2009 Cathedral vs Carmel Basketball
1/9/2009 Carmel vs North Central Basketball
12/30/2008 HOF B Bluffton vs Tipton Basketball
12/29/2008 HOF G Ben Davis vs Connersville Basketball
12/19/2008 Kokomo vs Marion Basketball
12/16/2008 Arlington vs Lawrence North Basketball
12/12/2008 Carmel vs North Central Basketball
12/11/2008 Warren Central vs Fishers Basketball
12/5/2008 Western vs Northwestern Basketball
11/26/2008 Brownsburg vs Carmel Basketball
11/21/2008 Semi-State Final Football
11/14/2008 Regional Final Football
11/7/2008 Sectional Final Football
10/31/2008 Sectional 2nd Round Carmel vs Laf. Jeff Football
10/24/2008 Sectional 1st Round Roncalli vs Cathedral Football
10/17/2008 Ben Davis vs Carmel Football
10/10/2008 Heritage Christian vs Park Tudor Football
10/3/2008 Carmel vs Warren Central Football
9/26/2008 Lawrence North vs Center Grove Football
9/19/2008 Laf. Jefferson vs HSE Football
9/12/2008 Ben Davis vs Warren Central Football
9/5/2008 Chatard vs Roncalli Football
8/29/2008 Elwood vs Tipton Football
8/22/2008 Pike vs North Central Football
6/6/2008 Boys Hoosiers Reunion All-Star Classic Basketball
6/6/2008 Girls Hoosiers Reunion All-Star Classic Basketball
3/15/2008 Laf. Jefferson 1A Semi-State Basketball
3/8/2008 Tipton Regional Basketball
3/3/2008 Tipton vs Oak Hill Basketball
2/29/2008 Tipton Sectional Basketball
2/27/2008 Frankfort Sectional Basketball
2/22/2008 Western vs Tipton Basketball
2/21/2008 Northwest vs Bishop Chatard Basketball
2/15/2008 Brownsburg vs Lafayette Jefferson Basketball
2/12/2008 Carmel vs Warren Central Basketball
2/8/2008 Washington vs Heritage Christian (Girls) Basketball
2/7/2008 Howe vs Arlington Basketball
2/1/2008 Lawrence North vs Carmel Basketball
1/25/2008 Cathedral vs Arlington Basketball
1/18/2008 Lawrence North vs North Central Basketball
1/11/2008 Columbus North vs Mooresville Basketball
1/4/2008 Taylor vs Hamilton Heights Basketball
12/28/2007 HOF B Edgewood vs Batesville Basketball
12/27/2007 HOF G Lapel vs Huntington North Basketball
12/20/2007 Frankfort vs Northwestern Basketball
12/14/2007 Lafayette Central Catholic vs Cathedral Basketball
12/8/2007 Lawrence North vs Lafayette Jeff Basketball
12/8/2007 North Central vs Marion Basketball
12/8/2007 Warren Central vs East Chicago Central Basketball
12/7/2007 North Central vs Carmel Basketball
11/30/2007 Noblesville vs Carmel Basketball
11/21/2007 Tri-Central vs Tipton Basketball
11/16/2007 Merrillville vs Carmel Football
11/9/2007 Pike vs HSE Football
11/2/2007 Franklin Central vs Pike Football1
0/26/2007 Carmel vs Noblesville Football
10/19/2007 Madison-Grant vs Tipton Football
10/12/2007 Carmel vs Ben Davis Football
10/5/2007 North Central vs Center Grove Football
9/28/2007 Tipton vs Sheridan Football
9/28/2007 Avon vs Lafayette Jefferson Football
9/21/2007 Avon vs Noblesville Football
9/14/2007 Hamilton SE vs Lafayette Jefferson Football
9/7/2007 Warren Central vs Ben Davis Football
8/17/2007 Cathedral vs Carmel Football
6/8/2007 Hoosers Reunion Boys/Girls All-Star Doubleheader Basketball
3/17/2007 Lafayette 1A Semi-State Basketball
3/10/2007 New Castle Regional Basketball
3/3/2007 Lawrence North Sectional Championship Basketball
3/2/2007 Noblesville Sectional 2nd Round Basketball
2/28/2007 Lawrence North Sectional 1st Round Basketball
2/27/2007 Noblesville Sectional 1st Round Basketball
2/23/2007 Brebeuf vs Carmel Basketball
2/22/2007 Chatard vs Northwest Basketball
2/20/2007 Brownsburg vs North Central Basketball
2/16/2007 Center Grove vs North Central Basketball
2/15/2007 Warren Central vs Carmel Basketball
2/8/2007 Anderson vs Muncie Central Basketball
2/7/2007 Hamilton SE vs Westfield (Girls) Basketball
2/2/2007 Carmel vs Lawrence North Basketball
1/26/2007 Arlington vs Cathedral Basketball
1/19/2007 North Central vs Lawrence North Basketball
1/12/2007 Avon vs Noblesville Basketball
1/5/2007 West Lafayette vs Tipton Basketball
1/2/2007 Franklin Central vs Lawrence North Basketball
12/29/06 HOF B Cathedral vs Valparaiso Basketball
12/28/06 HOF G New Castle vs Franklin Central Basketball
12/22/06 North Central vs Kokomo Basketball
12/15/06 Brebeuf vs Roncalli (Girls) Basketball
12/15/06 Brebeuf vs Roncalli (Boys) Basketball
12/08/06 Carmel vs North Central Basketball
12/01/06 Western vs Northwestern Basketball
11/22/06 Lawrence Central vs Lawrence North Football
11/17/06 La Porte vs Carmel Football
11/10/06 Ben Davis vs Warren Central Football
11/03/06 Plainfield vs Cathedral Football
10/27/06 Cathedral vs Zionsville Football
10/20/06 Lebanon vs Zionsville Football
10/13/06 Avon vs Zionsville Football
10/06/06 Hamilton Heights vs Western Football
09/29/06 Carmel vs Warren Central Football
09/29/06 Tipton vs Sheridan Football
09/22/06 North Central vs Carmel Football
09/15/06 Scecina vs Roncalli Football
09/08/06 Hamilton SE vs Zionsville Football
09/08/06 Chatard vs Cathedral Football
09/08/06 Ben Davis vs Warren Central Football
09/01/06 Lawrence North vs Warren Central Football
08/25/06 Penn vs Ben Davis Football
08/17/06 Cathedral vs Carmel Football
06/09/06 Hoosers Reunion Boys/Girls All-Star Doubleheader Basketball
04/23/06 Boys/Girls Jr./Sr. All-Star Doubleheader Basketball
03/18/06 Semi-State Game 1 Basketball
03/11/06 Regional Game 1 Basketball
03/04/06 Sectional Final Basketball
03/03/06 Sectional Second Round Game 1 Basketball
02/28/06 Sectional First Round Game 1 Basketball
02/24/06 Brebeuf vs Carmel Basketball
02/23/06 Muncie Central vs Ben Davis Basketball
02/21/06 Pike vs Lawrence North Basketball
02/17/06 North Central vs Center Grove Basketball
02/14/06 Northwestern vs Hamilton Heights Basketball
02/10/06 Girls Sectional Semi-Final Basketball
02/09/06 Anderson vs New Castle Basketball
02/03/06 Lawrence North vs Carmel Basketball
01/31/06 North Central vs Kokomo (G) Basketball
01/27/06 McCutcheon vs HSE Basketball
01/24/06 Lawrence North vs Warren Central Basketball
01/20/06 Eastern Hancock vs Lapel Basketball
01/18/06 Tri-Central vs Tipton (G) Basketball
01/13/06 Pendleton Heights vs New Palestine Basketball
01/06/06 Cass vs Tri-Central Basketball
01/04/06 Pendleton Heights vs Elwood (G) Basketball
12/30/05 HOF B Loogootee vs Bloomington South Basketball
12/29/05 HOF G Carmel vs Columbus East Basketball
12/23/05 Kokomo vs North Central Basketball
12/16/05 Roncalli vs Brebeuf (G) Basketball
12/09/05 North Central vs Carmel Basketball
12/02/05 Northwestern vs Western Basketball
11/23/05 Pike vs North Central (G) Basketball
11/18/05 Avon vs Warren Central Football
11/11/05 Greenwood vs Roncalli Football
11/04/05 HSE vs Carmel Football
10/28/05 Lawrence North vs North Central Football
10/21/05 Hamilton Heights vs Tipton Football
10/14/05 Danville vs Tri-West Football
10/07/05 Warren Central vs North Central Football
09/30/05 Hamilton Heights vs Northwestern Football
09/23/05 Franklin Central vs Pike Football
09/16/05 Ben Davis vs Center Grove Football
09/09/05 Cathedral vs Chatard Football
09/02/05 Warren Central vs Ben Davis Football
08/26/05 Carmel vs Hamilton Heights Football
08/19/05 Lawrence Central vs Lawrence North Football
06/21/05 Jr/Sr All-Star Game Girls Basketball
03/19/05 Forest Park vs Knightstown Basketball
03/12/05 Lawrence North vs Pike Basketball
03/04/05 Lawrence North vs Arlington Basketball
02/25/05 Kokomo vs Marion Basketball
02/22/05 Lawrence North vs Pike Basketball
02/18/05 Pendleton Heights vs Noblesville Basketball
02/11/05 Carmel vs North Central (G) Basketball
02/04/05 Carmel vs Lawrence North Basketball
02/01/05 Kokomo vs North Central Basketball
01/28/05 Brebeuf vs Chatard (G) Basketball
01/25/05 Lapel vs Pendleton Heights Basketball
01/21/05 North Central vs Lawrence North Basketball
01/14/05 Lebanon vs Kokomo Basketball
12/30/04 HOF B Washington vs Carmel Basketball
12/29/04 HOF G HSE vs Bloomington North Basketball
12/17/04 Mooresville vs Center Grove Basketball
12/13/04 Pendleton Heights vs Alexandria Basketball
12/10/04 Carmel vs North Central Basketball
12/03/04 Taylor vs Tri-Central (G) Basketball
11/19/04 Warren Central vs Columbus North Football
11/12/04 Roncalli vs Mooresville Football
11/12/04 Ben Davis vs Warren Central Football
11/05/04 Warren Central vs Lawrence Central Football
10/29/04 Lawrence North vs Warren Central Football
10/22/04 Lawrence Central vs Franklin Central Football
10/15/04 Tri-West vs Danville Football
10/08/04 Hamilton Heights vs Western Football
10/01/04 Tipton vs Sheridan Football
09/24/04 Carmel vs Warren Central Football
09/17/04 Avon vs HSE Football
09/10/04 Ritter vs Speedway Football
09/03/04 Chatard vs Roncalli Football
08/27/04 Mooresville vs Lebanon Football
08/20/04 Roncalli vs Center Grove Football
03/20/04 Bloomington North vs Lawrence North Basketball
03/13/04 Franklin Central vs North Central Basketball
03/08/04 North Central vs HSE Basketball
03/05/04 HSE vs Broad Ripple Basketball
03/02/04 HSE vs Westfield Basketball
02/27/04 Western vs Tipton Basketball
02/24/04 Pike vs Lawrence North Basketball
02/20/04 Northwest vs Zionsville Basketball
02/13/04 HSE vs North Central (G) Basketball
02/06/04 Lawrence North vs Carmel Basketball
01/30/04 Cathedral vs Arlington Basketball
01/23/04 Lawrence North vs North Central Basketball
01/16/04 Kokomo vs Lebanon Basketball
01/09/04 Cass vs Tri-Central Basketball
1/3/2004 Loy Norrix vs Covenant Christian Basketball
12/19/2003 Shenandoah vs Pendleton Heights (G) Basketball
12/15/2003 Carmel vs Kokomo (G) Basketball
12/12/2003 North Central vs Carmel Basketball
12/5/2003 Hamilton Heights vs Cass Basketball
12/4/2003 Lawrence North vs Ben Davis (G) Basketball
11/22/2003 Heritage Hills vs Chatard Football
11/21/2003 Warren Central vs Center Grove Football
11/14/2003 Warren Central vs Ben Davis Football
11/7/2003 HSE vs Carmel Football
10/31/2003 Warren Central vs Lawrence North Football
10/24/2003 Danville vs Chatard Football
10/17/2003 Lawrence North vs Warren Central Football
10/10/2003 Western vs Hamilton Heights Football
10/3/2003 Center Grove vs Warren Central Football
9/19/2003 Ben Davis vs Center Grove Football
9/12/2003 Carmel vs North Central Football
9/5/2003 Roncalli vs Chatard Football
8/22/2003 Laf. Jefferson vs McCutcheon Football
3/22/2003 Ev Harrison vs Pike Basketball
3/15/2003 Perry Meridan vs Ben Davis Basketball
3/7/2003 Pike vs Carmel Basketball
3/4/2003 North Central vs Pike Basketball
2/28/2003 Laf. Jefferson vs Carmel Basketball
2/21/2003 Zionsville vs Frankfort Basketball
2/14/2003 Pike vs Bloomington North Basketball
2/7/2003 Taylor vs Western Basketball
1/31/2003 Maconaquah vs Cass Basketball
1/24/2003 North Central vs Lawrence North Basketball
1/17/2003 Lebanon vs Kokomo Basketball
1/10/2003 Pike vs Perry Meridan Basketball
1/3/2003 Speedway vs Chatard Basketball
12/20/2002 Noblesville vs Kokomo Basketball
12/13/2002 Heritage Christian vs Chatard Basketball
12/6/2002 Brebeuf vs Arlington Basketball
11/22/2002 Center Grove vs Ben Davis Football
11/15/2002 Ben Davis vs Warren Central Football
11/8/2002 Warren Central vs Franklin Central Football
11/1/2002 HSE vs Carmel Football
10/25/2002 Chatard vs Lebanon Football
10/18/2002 McCutcheon vs HSE Football
10/11/2002 Hamilton Heights vs Western Football
10/4/2002 Warren Central vs Center Grove Football
9/27/2002 Danville vs Frankfort Football
9/20/2002 Center Grove vs Ben Davis Football
9/13/2002 North Central vs Carmel Football
9/6/2002 McCutcheon vs Zionsville Football
8/30/2002 Penn vs Ben Davis Football
8/23/2002 Ben Davis vs Cathedral Football
3/16/2002 Castle vs Pike Basketball
3/9/2002 Greenwood vs Avon Basketball
2/26/2002 HSE vs North Central Basketball
2/26/2002 Pike vs Broad Ripple Basketball
2/22/2002 Muncie Central vs Ben Davis Basketball
2/19/2002 Pike vs Lawrence North Basketball
2/15/2002 McCutcheon vs Avon Basketball
2/7/2002 Bloomington North vs Pike Basketball
2/1/2002 Rossville vs Lebanon Basketball
1/25/2002 Cass vs Maconaquah Basketball
1/18/2002 Lawrence North vs North Central Basketball
1/11/2002 Kokomo vs Lebanon Basketball
1/4/2002 Cathedral vs Muncie Southside Basketball
12/29/2001 New Castle vs Noblesville Basketball
12/29/2001 New Albany vs Bloomington North Basketball
12/29/2001 Bloomington North vs New Castle Basketball
12/28/2001 Frankfort vs Wawassee Basketball
12/28/2001 Shelbyville vs Jennings Co. Basketball
12/28/2001 Jennings Co. vs Wawassee Basketball
12/14/2001 Tipton vs Westfield Basketball
12/7/2001 HSE vs Tri-Central Basketball
11/30/2001 Arlington vs Brebeuf Basketball
11/17/2001 Ev. Reitz vs Ben Davis Football
11/9/2001 Warren Central vs Ben Davis Football
11/2/2001 Hamilton Heights vs Tipton Football
10/26/2001 Avon vs Zionsville Football
10/19/2001 Carmel vs HSE Football
10/12/2001 North Central vs Center Grove Football
10/5/2001 Carmel vs Ben Davis Football
9/28/2001 Sheridan vs Tipton Football
9/21/2001 Frankfort vs Danville Football
9/14/2001 Pendleton Heights vs Mt. Vernon Football
9/7/2001 Noblesville vs HSE Football
8/24/2001 Carmel vs Noblesville Football
8/17/2001 Cathderal vs Ben Davis Football
3/17/2001 Bloomington North vs Lawrence North Basketball
3/17/2001 Bedford North Lawrence vs Pike Basketball
3/17/2001 Bloomington North vs Pike Basketball
3/14/2001 Lawrence North vs Perry Meridan Basketball
3/10/2001 North Central vs Pike Basketball
3/9/2001 Broad Ripple vs Pike Basketball
3/9/2001 North Central vs Carmel Basketball
3/6/2001 HSE vs Carmel Basketball
3/6/2001 North Central vs Noblesville Basketball
2/23/2001 Ben Davis vs Muncie Central Basketball
2/20/2001 Lawrence North vs Pike Basketball
2/16/2001 Huntington North vs Kokomo (G) Basketball
2/9/2001 Carmel vs Arlington Basketball
2/2/2001 Park Tudor vs Brebeuf Basketball
1/26/2001 Maconaquah vs Cass Basketball
1/19/2001 North Central vs Lawrence North Basketball
1/12/2001 Lebanon vs Kokomo Basketball
12/30/2000 Pike vs Huntington North Basketball
12/30/2000 Merrillville vs Maconaquah Basketball
12/30/2000 Pike vs Merrillville Basketball
12/29/2000 Center Grove vs White River Valley Basketball
12/29/2000 Cathedral vs Highland Basketball
12/29/2000 Center Grove vs Highland Basketball
12/15/2000 Kokomo vs Noblesville Basketball
12/8/2000 Warren Central vs Lawrence North Basketball
12/1/2000 Cass vs Hamilton Heights Basketball
11/17/2000 Penn vs Noblesville Football
11/10/2000 Roncalli vs Elwood Football
11/3/2000 Noblesville vs Carmel Football
10/27/2000 Cathedral vs Plainfield Football
10/20/2000 Avon vs Cathedral Football
10/13/2000 Greenwood vs Avon Football
10/6/2000 Cathedral vs Arlington Football
9/22/2000 Zionsville vs Roncalli Football
9/15/2000 Cass vs Peru Football
9/8/2000 Ritter vs Speedway Football
8/25/2000 Penn vs Ben Davis Football
8/18/2000 Cathedral vs Pike Football
3/15/2000 Maconaquah vs Pendleton Heights Basketball
2/11/2000 Plainfield vs Ben Davis Basketball
2/4/2000 Rossville vs Lebanon Basketball
1/14/2000 Peru vs Maconaquah Basketball
1/7/2000 Cathedral vs Muncie Southside Basketball
11/19/1999 Ben Davis vs Bloomington South Football
11/12/1999 Arlington vs Ben Davis Football
11/5/1999 Eastbrook vs Northwestern Football
10/29/1999 Decatur Central vs Ben Davis Football
10/22/1999 Ritter vs Sheridan Football9/24/1999 Westfield vs Carmel Football
9/17/1999 Chatard vs Avon Football
9/10/1999 Western vs Northwestern Football
9/3/1999 Westfield vs Sheridan Football
8/27/1999 Western Boone vs Zionsville Football
8/20/1999 Kokomo vs Tipton Football3/5/1999 North Central vs Noblesville Basketball
2/19/1999 Bloomington North vs Pike Basketball
2/12/1999 North Central vs Kokomo Basketball
2/6/1999 Marion vs North Central Basketball
2/5/1999 Delta vs Greenfield Central Basketball
1/29/1999 North Putnam vs Danville Basketball
1/22/1999 North Central vs Lawrence North Basketball
1/16/1999 Alexandria vs Tipton Basketball
12/29/1998 Blue River Valley vs Terre Haute North Basketball
12/28/1998 Terre Haute South vs Ben Davis G Champ Basketball
12/27/1998 HOF Noblesville vs Delta Basketball
12/27/1998 HOF Girls Championship Basketball
12/27/1998 HOF G Martinsville vs North Central Basketball
12/11/1998 Taylor vs Northwestern Basketball
11/25/1998 Kokomo vs Western Basketball
11/20/1998 Speedway vs Western Boone Football
11/6/1998 Avon vs Cathedral Football
10/30/1998 Sheridan vs Tri-West Football
10/24/1998 Carmel vs North Central Football
10/16/1998 Tri-West vs Danville Football
10/9/1998 Tipton vs Sheridan Football
10/2/1998 HSE vs Noblesville Football
9/25/1998 Cathedral vs Ritter Football
9/18/1998 Avon vs Chatard Football
9/11/1998 Cathedral vs Roncalli Football
8/28/1998 Noblesville vs Carmel Football
8/21/1998 HSE vs Noblesville Football
3/15/1998 Marion vs Kokomo Basketball
3/8/1998 Anderson vs Connersville Basketball
3/7/1998 Anderson Highland Basketball
3/3/1998 Pike vs Noblesville Basketball
2/27/1998 Harrison vs Kokomo Basketball
2/20/1998 Cathedral vs Carmel Basketball
2/6/1998 Marion vs North Central Basketball
1/16/1998 Alexandria vs Tipton Basketball
12/28/1997 HOF LaPorte vs Noblesville Basketball
12/27/1997 HOF Martinsville vs North Central (G) Basketball
11/26/1997 Western vs Kokomo Basketball
11/7/1997 Northwestern vs Tipton Football
10/31/1997 Tri-West vs Sheridan Football
10/24/1997 Tipton vs Taylor Football
10/17/1997 Tri-West vs Danville Football
9/19/1997 Hamilton Heights vs Sheridan Football
9/12/1997 Elwood vs Alexandria Football
9/5/1997 Tipton vs Madison-Grant Football
8/29/1997 Noblesville vs HSE Football
8/22/1997 Zionsville vs North Montgomery Football
3/8/1997 Kokomo vs Bellmont Basketball
2/28/1997 Western vs Kokomo Basketball
2/21/1997 Frankton vs Madison-Grant Basketball
2/14/1997 North Central vs Kokomo Basketball
2/8/1997 Elwood vs Tipton Basketball
1/31/1997 Cass vs Maconaquah Basketball
1/24/1997 Tipton vs Noblesville Basketball
1/22/1997 Anderson vs Noblesville Basketball
1/21/1997 Lebanon vs Kokomo Basketball
12/28/1996 HOF B Batesville vs Madison-Grant Basketball
12/27/1996 HOF G Leo vs Center Grove Basketball
12/13/1996 Frankfort Basketball
12/6/1996 Eastern vs Oak Hill Basketball
11/27/1996 Western vs Kokomo Basketball
11/26/1996 Alexandria vs Pendleton Heights Basketball
10/19/1996 Northwestern vs Eastern Football
10/11/1996 Eastbrook vs Northwestern Football
9/28/1996 Tipton vs Madison-Grant Football
9/13/1996 Northwestern vs Western Football
9/6/1996 Alexandria vs Elwood Football
3/2/1996 Anderson Sectional Basketball
2/23/1996 Western vs Tipton Basketball
1/13/1996 Eastern vs Northwestern Basketball
1/3/1996 HSE vs Carmel Basketball
11/7/1995 Morristown vs Southwestern Basketball
9/1/1995 Elwood vs Tipton Football
8/25/1995 Tri-Central vs Tipton Football
8/18/1995 Tipton Jamboree Football
1996 Kokomo vs North Central Football
1996 Madison-Grant vs Frankton Football
1996 Tri-Central vs Taylor Football
1996 Carmel vs Kokomo Football
1996 Logansport vs Frankfort Football
1995 Madison-Grant vs Alexandria Basketball
1995 Madison-Grant vs Elwood Basketball
1995 Madison-Grant vs Tipton Basketball
1995 Alexandria vs Northwestern Basketball
1995 Western vs Northwestern Basketball
1995 Pendleton Heights vs Alexandria Basketball
1995 Western vs Northwestern Football
Dekalb vs Anderson Basketball
Batesville vs Anderson Basketball
Terre Haute South sv Delta Basketball
THS vs LaPorte Basketball
Delta vs Noblesville Basketball HOF Girls Championship Basketball
Hamilton Southeastern vs Pendleton Heights Basketball
Arlington vs Pike Basketball
Greenwood vs Pike Basketball
Austin vs Speedway Basketball
Broad Ripple vs Carmel Basketball
Noblesville vs HSE Basketball
Pike vs Lawrence North Basketball
Ben Davis vs Pike Basketball
Forest Park vs Eastern Hancock Basketball
Shenandoah vs Pendleton Heights (B)
Basketball Chatard vs Speedway Basketball
Carmel vs Broad Ripple Basketball
Noblesville vs North Central Basketball
Northwest vs Lawrence North Basketball
North Central vs Lawrence North Basketball
Brownstown Central vs Centerville Basketball
Taylor vs Tri-Central (B) Basketball
EV Memorial vs EC Central Basketball
EV Memorial vs Bloomington North
Basketball HSE vs EC Central Basketball
Muncie Central vs Bellmont Basketball
Washington vs Bellmont Basketball
Muncie Central vs Carmel Basketball
Brebeuf vs Chatard (B) Basketball
North Central vs Decatur Central Basketball
Lawrence North vs North Central Basketball
Lawrence North vs Terre North South Jr/Sr All-Star Game Boys Basketball
Zionsville vs Roncalli Football
Roncalli vs Cathedral Football
Pike vs North Central (B) Basketball
Roncalli vs Brebeuf (B) Basketball
Castle vs Lebanon Basketball
Castle vs Columbus East Basketball
Carmel vs Lebanon Basketball
Anderson vs Forest Park Basketball
Loogootee vs Forest Park Basketball
Bloomington South vs Anderson Basketball
Westfield vs Carmel Sectional First Round Game 2 Basketball
Hamilton SE vs Broad Ripple Basketball
Hamilton SE vs Carmel Basketball
Sectional Second Round Game 2 Basketball
North Central vs Noblesville Basketball
North Central vs Carmel Basketball
University vs Tri-Central Regional Game 2 Basketball
Lafayette Central Catholic vs Blue River Valley Regional Final Basketball
Lafayette Central Catholic vs Tri-Central Basketball
Forest Park vs Heritage ChristianSemi-State Game 2 Basketball
New Castle vs Evansville Mater Dei Basketball
Heritage Christian vs SB Washington Basketball
Heritage Christian vs Franklin Central Basketball
SB Washington vs New Castle Basketball
New Castle vs Vincennes Basketball
Vincennes vs Valparaiso Basketball
Cathedral vs New Castle Basketball
Hamilton SE vs Fishers Basketball
Cathedral vs Arlington Basketball
Westfield vs Hamilton SE Basketball
Noblesville vs North Central Basketball
Lawrence North vs Warren Central Basketball
Howe vs Batesville Basketball
Brebeuf vs New Castle Basketball
Brebeuf vs Batesville Basketball
Lafayette Central Catholic vs Oregon-Davis Basketball
Lafayette 4A Semi-State Basketball
Marion vs East Chicago Central Basketball HOF G
Greenfield Central vs TH South Basketball HOF G
Greenfield Central vs Huntington North Basketball HOF G
Lapel vs TH South Basketball HOF B
New Albany vs Marion Basketball HOF B
Marion vs Edgewood Basketball HOF B
New Albany vs Batesville Basketball
Frankfort vs West Lafayette Basketball
Northwestern vs Benton Central Basketball
Oak Hill vs Guerin Catholic Basketball
Tipton vs Taylor Basketball
Northfield vs Carroll (Flora) Basketball
Tipton vs FW Bishop Luers Basketball
Northfield vs FW Bishop Luers Basketball
Triton vs Laf. Central Catholic Basketball
Lafayette Jefferson 4A Semi-State Basketball
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By ALICIA LEONARD
"If you can see them, they can see you," explains Sgt. Andy Casavant, of the Walton County Sheriffs Office (WCSO), in the opening minutes of the "concealed live-fire training exercise" last week.
The exercise drew 51 deputies to test their mettle by shooting live ammunition from around and behind objects at targets. Items like mailboxes, fire hydrants and other objects that could be found on the street, provided the deputies with an idea of what one might do to stay alive and take out a target in a crisis situation.
SGT. JOE PORTER oversees a deputy as they learn to switch eyes behind objects in order to shoot from behind cover. (Photo by Alicia Leonard)
State requirements are only 40 hours of training per four years or 10 hours every year. "Safety always comes first and that comes from training. Our force gets two and a half times the training hours mandated by the state," said Casavant.
"Before we ever get onto the range, like today, we have class time and then we do a dry or inert fire run and then move onto live ammo. It's very important to the learning process for a deputy to be able to take what they learn from the class room into actual situations and put that knowledge to use," said Casavant.
Some deputies enjoyed the range activity so much it made them want to become even more proficient with their firearms. "Many of the deputies taking part in the exercise decided they wanted even more practice time on their own and approached Sheriff Johnson about opening the range all the time and he thought it was a great idea, so our exercise helped them not only on the street, but made them want to improve their shooting skills in courses such as this one," Casavant explained.
The WCSO will also be holding a level-two course on May 10 at the DeFuniak Springs range for private citizens wanting to learn more about home protection and the use of firearms.


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Rick retired from the employee relocation industry in February 2014, after a 35 year career and quickly came out of retirement to join the Board of Directors for Move For Hunger. For the past 10+ years (2003-2014) Rick was the CEO of Brookfield Global Relocation Services. During this time Rick led the company through two acquisitions and a period of significant growth both in North America as well as Europe and Asia. Brookfield is now one of the world's leading relocation service providers. A large part of his early career (1984-1999) was spent at Prudential Relocation where he held several senior management positions, including President from 1997-1999. Rick's awareness of and passion for Move for Hunger started a couple of years ago when Brookfiled GRS joined as a partner and he is pleased to be able to continue that support as a member of the Board.
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On March 29, in the dying seconds of a road game versus the Nashville Predators, Canucks' defenseman Aaron Rome scored his first goal as a Canuck. It was a 200-foot empty-netter, but that didn't make it any less special for Vancouver, who celebrated the rare occurrence (it was Rome's 100th game with the team) by mobbing him like he'd scored an overtime winner.
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Ingleside council considers steep tax hike
76 cents would be 10 cents more than effective tax rate
INGLESIDE - City staff told council members Tuesday that financial problems mean the tax rate should be set as much as 10 percent higher than last year's rate.
Finance Director Jack Chaney said the latest budget draft includes major changes to the debt service side of the budget after the city's bond adviser suggested they dedicate a certain amount to reserves to pay back existing debts.
"What you have with this fifth draft is a culmination of everybody's thoughts," he said. "We looked at every single thing that we can look at."
The city's budget is under more scrutiny this year after the city was forced to take out a $1.8 million loan to cover monthly expenses. The loan was necessary after it was discovered that overspending and inaccurate budget numbers had depleted the city's cash reserves. Fallout from the problems included the firing of the city manager.
Councilman Willie Vaden said the proposed tax rate keeps edging higher. Tuesday's draft was at 76 cents per $100 property value. Previous rates were as low as 71 cents. The city's current rate is 69 cents and the effective rate, the rate that would bring in the same revenue as last year, is 66 cents.
"No society can tax itself into success," Vaden said. "It's impossible. Yes there's sacrifice to be made but you can't tax and stifle them to oblivion."
Council members indicated they preferred a rate of 73 cents per $100.
Chaney said a lower rate would be possible if the deficit shrank.
Council members also continued to look for ways to trim spending Tuesday. Interim City Manager Walter Hill had suggested a 10 percent salary cut for all employees, and a reduction in the city's contribution for dependent health insurance. Neither made it into the budget.
Cuts that were incorporated included a reduction in the city's match to employee retirement funds from 2 to 1 to an even match. The city plans to adopt the budget next week.
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Taking a small break from their cookie-selling season, the Girl Scouts of Troop 84 decided to try their hand at making valentines that they will soon be delivering and distributing to servicemen and women at the Veterans Affairs Medical Center at Mountain Home.
Huddled at their craft tables, the group of 10 Scouts were busy at work Thursday night as they stamped hearts on paper and wrote messages on the valentines.
Girl Scout Mary Whaley was one of the girls in the troop busy at work perfecting her valentine creation.
"We have some paper cutouts and then we have some … ink and stamps and some really cool markers that are double-ended, so on one end it's almost like you're painting with it," she said.
Whaley said she was having fun making the cards, as well as getting excited about delivering their holiday messages to the veterans.
"It's fun because it's cool seeing how your hard work can come out on paper and … knowing … your hard work can maybe make somebody a little happier. I think it'll be great to see the joy on everybody's faces when they see that we do care and we notice and see what they do for our country," she said.
Samantha Dean, Girl Scout leader for Troop 84, said Thursday the girls are naturals when it comes to crafting.
"They love creating things. They love crafts," Dean said. "Anytime that they can do things with their hands that creates things for somebody else, they're all into that."
She said that while the girls are enjoying making the valentines, they are also earning community service hours, which is one essential part to achieving what's known as the Silver Award in the Girls Scouts.
"This (valentine-making project) goes toward the girls' community service project to earn their Silver Award and that's an award that they earn as cadets and that's grades sixth through eighth. They have to earn 50 hours of community service and project work to earn their Silver Award," Dean said. She said the girls must complete what it referred to as a "journey" and the one they are working on is about air and the sound in the air.
"Once they complete the journey then they have 50 hours that they have to complete, that includes planning, community service and actually completing the project that they choose to do," Dean said. "They have to complete it before they finish their eighth-grade year. Once they've completed their eighth-grade year, then they begin high school and they can start working on their Gold Award, which is the highest award the Girl Scouts offers. It's the equivalent to the Boy Scouts Eagle Award."
Dean said the valentine-making project has been something the girls have really embraced and enjoyed.
"This is our first year doing this and the girls want to all go through their senior year of high school (in the Girl Scouts), so I see this as being a project that we can do every year," she said.
Dean said she views the interaction between the Girl Scouts and veterans as an important part of Girl Scouting and that while most of the valentines will stay locally, some of their creations, as well as some Girl Scout cookies, will travel overseas to those active in service now.
Dean said she feels this project is just their way of showing respect for the veterans. She said the women veterans "show the girls that females can be in leadership positions, that they can do anything that they want to do. That's part of Girl Scouts. It's learning how to be a leader in your community and this helps them to see and to realize that there are many options for them as grown women to do things for their community and be in leadership roles."
In a news release from the Department of Veterans Affairs, the VA at Mountain Home has invited the public to a "National Salute to Veterans."
Open-house activities are scheduled from today through Saturday, and local celebrities, elected officials, schoolchildren and other groups have been invited to visit veterans at the medical center this week.
"Our medical center's volunteers are an important part of our health care team and the National Salute program is a great way for people to learn more about helping the veterans we serve here at the medical center," Charlene Ehret, medical center director said. "Visitors are often surprised at how varied our volunteer opportunities are."
To schedule a visit to the VA Medical Center, call the Voluntary Service office at 926-1171, ext. 2486 or 2487.


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Residents warned phoney police officers still rife in Cambridgeshire
Posted: February 21, 2014|
Fraudsters posing as police have conned an 88-year-old woman in Fenland out of £5000 in a phone scam that continues across the county, police officers have warned.
Residents of Cambridgeshire are being warned not to fall foul of the scam which has been taking place over the last three months.
The fraudsters are making claims including:
- A criminal has been arrested with a substantial sum of money on them and a list of names and addresses, including yours.
- Your bank is under investigation for putting fraudulent bank notes into your bank account.
They then advise the victim to call their bank using a number on the back of their bank card, or the police on 101. The victim hangs up but the caller does not and the call is not terminated.
As a result and without realising it, the victim starts talking to the fraudster again, thinking they have called their bank or the police.
Following a conversation, the offender either claims he will need to examine the victim's bank card and will need their PIN number as it might be compromised or that they should withdraw several thousands of pounds so that the 'police' can forensically check the bank notes as part of their investigation.
The caller says he will send a courier or taxi to their home to collect the card or money. A smartly dressed man or innocently involved courier or taxi driver will arrive at the victim's home. The cash or the bank card and PIN number is then taken and used to withdraw cash.
DC Andy Watters said: "This scam is an issue that is hitting Cambridgeshire and a number of other counties across the country. The fraudsters are very persuasive and convincing so the victims don't realise it is a scam until it is too late.
"We are working closely with other police forces, banks, post offices and other partner agencies to raise awareness of the scam and remind people to be suspicious if they receive a phone call similar to this.
"Banks will never ask for your PIN number over the phone and you should never give it out. If you're in doubt about anyone you are speaking to on the phone, hang up and ensure the line has been terminated before ringing back on an official number. You should never give any bank cards or cash to anyone at your door, even if they say they are from your bank or the police."
To report an incident in action always call 999, if it is after the event call Action Fraud on 0300 1232040.


text: (8-14-14) Lancaster County deputies made another arrest in a burglary that happened Saturday morning at a home in the 11600 block of Van Dorn. Chief Deputy Jeff Bliemeister says a search warrant was served at an apartment near 86th and Leighton Wednesday, where they recovered more stolen property and found evidence of marijuana and items to make counterfeit money. Bliemeister says they arrested 24-year-old Darwin Martin. "Investigators believe that additional charges will be placed against Martin and we also believe that additional people may be arrested in connection with the original robbery," Bliemeister said. Martin's girlfriend apparently worked for the burglary victims, according to Bliemeister. 34-year-old William Schippert of Lincoln was arrested Tuesday for his involvement in the burglary. No other arrests have been made and the investigation continues.


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The 29-year-old joined the Dons on a two-year contract last summer, but failed to make a huge impact for them.
Zola ended the 2013-14 season with three goals and two assists in 11 starts in the league, as Aberdeen finished third in the Premiership.
It has now been announced that the former Newcastle United striker will not play for the Reds anymore.
"Calvin is a good guy and was a popular figure in the dressing room and around the club in general," manager Derek McInnes told the club's official website.
"Everyone involved with AFC wishes Calvin and his family all the very best in his future career."


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Well here I am at Graphicus yesterday, with Lynn's lovely mannequins in the background. We had a great couple of days and I have to say a big thank you to Team Graphicus who, as always, rallied round the week before to get everything ready. Thanks too to Jean from Crafty Individuals – it's always inspiring to see you at work Jean and I must have one of those new seashore paper pads – they will go with our underwater stamps beautifully.
The Elusive Images Design Team artwork was on display and was very well received. Don't worry, you will see it coming up on the DT blog soon.
Meanwhile, here are some pieces that I managed to make during the day.
Two versions of the same technique. The card above was stamped with Adirondack Denim dye ink, then a waterbrush was used to pick up the colour from the stamped lines. A little stickles finishes it off. The trees were stamped with Versamark then I drew in the hills with a Versamark pen and embossed it with Kaleidascope embossing powder.
The same watercolour technique was used on the card below, but this time using Stream Adirondack dye ink.
The paper is from our Spirit of Christmas paper pack (there's a great offer on Artylicious Papers this week – buy the A4 pack and you can get the 6×6 pack for just £1.00. You need to quote the promotional code ARTYPPACK when you check out to get the discount applied.)
The reindeer trim isn't on the website yet, but will be soon. We made up some ribbon tags for the open days which sold really well, each one had four meters of ribbon and one meter of a fancy trim such as reindeer, holly, snowflakes, etc.
I absolutely love this pinecone stamp and had to stop myself reaching for it ALL the time while I was demonstrating. It's a fantastic stamp for backgrounds and looks fab embossed in white or stamped in versamark on glossy for a resist. The card above is stamped very simply in Memento dye inks on glossy card – New Sprout first, then Bamboo Leaves on top. The base card has the same design stamped with Pear Tart down the side. The greeting is stamped onto one of the flourish blocks which has been stamped onto glossy card with Pear Tart ink.
This one has been stamped with Adirondack pigment ink – the pinecones in Lettuce and the sentiment in Bottle. It's then been embossed with clear powder. The baubles are from a brand new card kit which we just got in. It's one of three new cardmaking kits which are aimed at complete beginners, but are just crying out to be used more creatively than intended by mixing them up with stamps. Two of the kits are Christmas and one is a fun girly one that goes really well with our boudoir stamps and would probably keep a fashionista youngster occupied for a while during the summer holidays. They will be featuring in next week's 'What's new' email, so more on those later.
And it wasn't just Christmas stamps that we were showing off this weekend. We also got into a spooky frame of mind on Friday 13th. You can have a lot of fun exploring the Dark Side, mwah ha hah ….
The card is a work in progress, it needs a sentiment or bats or spiders or something else! The card panel is actually just stuck on with blu-tak for the photo! The background is distress inks and the house has been coloured with Memento markers, then clear embossed by colouring over with a Versamark pen. We are a little early with Halloween – not many of our suppliers have stock in yet of spooky embellishments, so we'll definitely re-visit this nearer the time.
The thing is, Halloween is a bit of fun, but it's unlikely you will need a huge number of Halloween cards (unless you're having a fancy dress or kids party of course). However most crafters are going to need to make a batch of Christmas cards, so now is a good time to get started.
I'm curious – how many of you are way ahead of the game and have your Christmas cards made already?


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maurices is a world-class specialty retailer that caters to young-at heart fashionistas in small towns. Rated by Forbes Magazine in 2010 as one of the top 10 Employers in Retail, we pride ourselves on our excellent training programs and the consistent feedback we get from our associates who love to work here. We genuinely care about our customers, our communities, our associates, our business partners, and our results.
We value the unique strengths and diversity of each individual, which makes us a better place to work, a better store to shop, and a better member of our communities. Associates in all positions play an integral role in our business.
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Martyrdom in the case of a person who died for the Christian faith before he or she could receive the sacrament. The effects of martyrdom of blood are the complete remission of sin and the title to immediate entrance into heaven. The expression entered the Christian vocabulary during the first three centuries when many catechumens awaiting baptism and pagans suddenly converted to the Christian faith were martyred before they could receive formal baptism of water.
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INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana Court of Appeals ruled Monday that Purdue University cannot claim attorney-client privilege in denying former IPFW Chancellor Michael Wartell a report related to his dismissal.
The three-judge panel heard the case in December, and at that time expressed skepticism about Purdue�s actions.
�Obviously I�m happy that the court of appeals found in our favor,� Wartell said. But he referred other comment to his attorney.
The issue is whether attorney John C. Trimble was acting as Purdue�s attorney or an independent investigator when he issued a report and recommendations to three members of the university�s board of trustees.
Wartell sought access to that report but was denied by Purdue�s claim of attorney-client privilege, which led to the lawsuit. He won an initial trial court ruling and the appeals court upheld that finding.
�The attorney conducted his investigation in accordance with the specified procedures to be followed by the independent investigator, and the attorney did not inform Wartell that he was acting as Purdue�s legal counsel, as would be required under the Indiana Rules of Professional Conduct,� the appellate decision said.
The ruling said Purdue represented that it would appoint an independent investigator but then concealed from Wartell that the same attorney chosen as the investigator would act as Purdue�s legal counsel. That meant Wartell never had the opportunity to object.
Mark Ulmschneider, attorney for Wartell, said �this moves us closer to where we need to go� and �they are saying in some of the harshest terms this was not acceptable.�
Wartell was forced out at IPFW in 2011 because Purdue requires university executives to retire at age 65. Requests from IPFW that he be allowed to stay were denied.
Wartell filed a complaint against Purdue, claiming discrimination and harassment. Purdue hired Trimble as an independent investigator. The investigation was completed, and the board found that no discrimination had taken place.
But nothing was ever released, to the public or to Wartell, who filed requests with Purdue officials and the state�s public access counselor to see the report.
Purdue University has the right to appeal the ruling in the next 30 days to the Indiana Supreme Court.
Although IPFW offers programs from both Indiana and Purdue universities, its rules and funding are dictated by Purdue through a management agreement that expired in June but was extended a year.


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Ebola in Uganda
Ebola hemorrhagic fever is a severe, often fatal disease in humans and primates (monkeys, gorillas, and chimpanzees). The virus has appeared sporadically since its initial recognition in 1976.
The disease is caused by infection with Ebola virus, named after a river in the Democratic Republic of the Congo where it was first recognized.
Most recently and as of July 30, 2012, there have been 28 probable cases (with three confirmed) of Sudan Ebola virus in Kibaale, Uganda. Fourteen of those individuals have died.
The outbreak is believed to have started in late June. The cases were not initially recognized as Ebola because patients did not exhibit some typical symptoms of the disease such as hemorrhaging. On July 28, the Uganda Virus Research Institute/CDC confirmed the presence of Sudan Ebola virus.
Because testing was able to be done in-country at the new UVRI/CDC lab, valuable time was saved compared to previous instances when samples had to be shipped outside of Uganda for testing.
The United States Mission in Kampala's Interagency Health Team, in collaboration with the Ugandan Health Ministry and the World Health Organization, has sent a team to the Kibaale district. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is sending an additional team of 4 to assist with the outbreak.
More information about Ebola hemorrhagic fever can be found in this fact sheet and historic distribution map from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
The World Health Organization also has a web section dedicated to Ebola as well as an informative fact sheet. WHO also has information about multiple forms of viral hemorrhagic fevers.
The latest news about the current status in Uganda:
GROUP SAYS FIRST VICTIM IN UGANDA EBOLA OUTBREAK WAS INFANT GIRL. The AP (8/3) reports, "The aid group Doctors Without Borders says the first victim of the latest Ebola outbreak in Uganda was a 3-month-old girl and that of the 65 people who attended her funeral, 15 later contracted the deadly disease."
The New York Daily News (8/3, 601K) reports, "The infant appears to be the first known case of the outbreak. Both she and her mother fell ill around July 12, according to Dr. Olimpia de la Rosa, who has been coordinating the aid group's response in Uganda."
Reuters (8/3, Biryabarema) reports that Uganda residents are taking preventive measures against the virus, with many refraining from going out to public places.
In the ABC News (8/3, Besser) "Medical Unit" blog, Richard Besser writes, "I'm embedded with the CDC team that is helping...take on this outbreak. They are on the ground going village to village searching for contacts, analyzing data looking for connections between patients and working in the lab testing samples." Currently, "it's too soon to say whether the outbreak is rising, falling, or leveling off."
Five Ugandan Prisoners Suspected To Have Ebola. On its website, CNN (8/3, McKenzie) reports, "The hospital at the center of an Ebola outbreak in Uganda is now dealing with 30 suspected cases, including five from Kibaale prison, Dr. Dan Kyamanywa said Thursday." So far, "three patients at Kagadi hospital have been confirmed as having the virus, said Kyamanywa, a district health officer." CNN adds, "The five prisoners have been showing Ebola-like symptoms of vomiting, diarrhea and fever, the doctor said."
EBOLA-RELATED DEATH TOLL IN UGANDA RISES TO 16.The AP (8/2) reports, "The death toll from an Ebola outbreak has risen to 16 after two more people died, Uganda's Ministry of Health said on Wednesday." In addition, at "least 20 more are thought to be infected in Uganda's western Kibaale district, Doctors Without Borders said in a statement on Tuesday." The scourge already "has a deadly reputation around the world, but even more so in Uganda, where there have been multiple outbreaks over the years."
The disease's most recent victim was "a 14-year-old boy whose nine relatives also have died in the outbreak in the district's Nyanswiga village, where the first case is thought to have been,"
The precautions are not without warrant, according to the
MORE PATIENTS THOUGHT TO HAVE EBOLA IN UGANDA. The New York Times/AP (7/31, A10, Subscription Publication) reports, "Six more patients thought to have the highly infectious Ebola virus have been hospitalized days after investigators confirmed an outbreak of the disease in western Uganda, a health official said Monday. The official, Stephen Byaruhanga, health secretary of the affected Kibaale district, said possible cases of Ebola, at first concentrated in a single village, were now being reported in more villages." The AP adds that "if the six new cases are confirmed as Ebola, they would bring to 26 the number of Ugandans infected this month; 14 have died so far."
The AP (7/30, Muhumuza) reports, "Ebola patients were being treated at the only major hospital in Kibaale, said Stephen Byaruhanga, the district's health secretary." So far, the "virus has killed 14 people."
Reuters (7/28, Biryabarema) reports, Joaquim Saweka, WHO's representative in Uganda, said, "A team of experts from the government, WHO and CDC (U.S. Centers for Disease Control) are in the field and following up on all suspected cases and those who got into contact with patients."


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26th Annual Meeting | March 4–6, 2016
Advancing women students, faculty, staff, and alumnae
PCCW is a group of highly accomplished alumnae working to enhance the involvement of women students, faculty, staff, and alumnae as leaders within Cornell University and its many communities. We seek to engage accomplished alumnae who have not been active in alumni organizations. To achieve these goals, we:
- Find ways to expand the role of women within Cornell's decision-making groups
- Through the Office of Volunteer Programs, advise the president on issues important to
Cornell women
- Help attract outstanding women students, faculty, and staff to Cornell, and enhance their
leadership opportunities
- Engage leading alumnae by strengthening their ties to each other and to Cornell
- Offer guidance and role models for Cornell women
- Provide financial support for PCCW and other initiatives that help Cornell women
PCCW was founded in 1990 by then-President Frank H. T. Rhodes with the guiding leadership of trustees Lilyan Affinito '53 and Patricia Carry Stewart '50.
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