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UNC aces N.C. State in ACC Tournament elimination game
It was everything that people have come to expect from a baseball game between North Carolina and N.C. State — high stakes and plenty of drama, including a controversial play that the crowd of 5,822 at NewBridge Bank Park won't soon forget.
The Tar Heels and Wolfpack battled for almost four hours before UNC came away with a 4-3 win in the play-in round of the ACC Tournament, likely sealing an NCAA Tournament bid for UNC — and almost certainly ending N.C. State's season.
The rivals had been a part of classic ACC Tournament games in each of the past two seasons, with UNC winning in 12 innings here in 2012 and in 18 innings at Durham Bulls Athletic Park in 2013.
Though Tuesday's meeting lacked the atmosphere or the length of those two Saturday night marathons, the game still had plenty of intensity despite an 11 a.m. start.
After disappointing regular seasons, the rivals were forced into a play-in game Tuesday to determine who would advance to ACC Tournament pool play and polish their NCAA résumé.
The seventh-seeded Tar Heels (33-23) pulled out all the stops — closer Reilly Hovis made his first start of the season, while ace Trent Thornton was called on to get the final six outs. The 10th-seeded Wolfpack (32-23) chose not to pitch top draft prospect Carlos Rodon after he threw 109 pitches on Friday — instead, Rodon was the designated hitter and junior transfer Eric Peterson made his first start for N.C. State.
"We weren't going to pitch him on three days rest with all he's done for this University," Wolfpack coach Elliot Avent said.
Skye Bolt hit his third homer of the season off Peterson (4-4) in the second, and Michael Russell's triple keyed a three-run third as UNC took a 4-1 lead.
But the Wolfpack struck back for two runs in the fourth before freshman Zach Rice (2-2) came in with the bases loaded and one out and struck out the next two batters to keep the Tar Heels in front.
That was the first of many escapes by UNC's bullpen as the Wolfpack failed to get the tying run home.
Trevor Kelley came in with the bases loaded and no outs in the fifth and got a foul pop and a strikeout before a disputed call that went against N.C. State.
Leadoff hitter Trea Turner attempted to steal home after the strikeout when catcher Korey Dunbar threw the ball back to the mound, but Turner was called out by Mark Chapman despite appearing to beat Kelley's throw back to the plate.
"He's a better person than he is an umpire, and he's a good umpire," Avent said. "Is he going to hate this film? Probably."
The Wolfpack had another huge opportunity to extend its stay when Bubby Reilly led off the eighth with a walk and shortstop Michael Russell committed fielding and throwing errors on Rodon's grounder to put runners on second and third with no outs.
In stepped Thornton, UNC's closer last season who was converted to the No. 1 starter this year. Thornton struck out the first two batters and got a lineout from Logan Ratledge, his former teammate at Ardrey Kell High School, to get out of the jam.
"I told Coach after the game I missed that adrenaline," Thornton said. "I was really prepared for that time of the game."
Thornton then ensured that the game would have a decidedly anticlimactic finish by needing just five pitches to retire the heart of the N.C. State lineup in the ninth.
"It always feels good to beat State," Russell said. "I don't know what it is about it, I guess it is that rivalry, a lot of us know each other and it's just a real fiery atmosphere whenever we play each other."
UNC now enters pool play and will play No. 2 seed Florida State at 7 tonight, No. 3 Virginia Friday at 7 p.m. and No. 6 Maryland Saturday at 3 p.m. The winner of the pool will play in the championship game Sunday at 1 p.m.
Fox said that Taylore Cherry (2-2, 3.13) would start Wednesday and Zac Gallon (5-4, 4.30) would likely get the nod Friday.
Meanwhile, N.C. State must wait until Monday's NCAA Tournament selection show to see if its season will continue.
"We hope the season is not over but if it is, I couldn't be prouder of what our guys did," Avent said.
Follow UNC beat writer Harold Gutmann on Twitter at @haroldgut.


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FRESNO, Calif. - Dodge Ward is in the top-15 while the Cal State Northridge men's golf team is in 11th-place through the first 36 holes of the Fresno State Classic at San Joaquin C.C.
Ward is the lone CSUN player among the top-50 in the 13-team field. The junior opened with a four-over 75 before moving up 20 spots with a second-round two-over 73. He is currently tied with five players at six-over 148.
Senior Kyler Sauer was in good shape after an opening round two-over 73 but slipped out of the top-50 following an 11-over 82 in the afternoon round. Sauer is currently tied for 52nd with teammate Aden Louez among others at +13, 155. Louez finished with rounds of 79-76.
Two shots behind that group is Ocsar Sachs who is tied for 61st at 15-over 157 following rounds of 81-76. Nick Sarian is tied for 65th at +16, 158 after posting scores of 80-78 and Michael O'Connor is tied for 79th at +19, 161. O'Connor is tied with Jared LeGrand who is competing as an individual as LeGrand finished with rounds of 78-83.
Nevada (584) carries a two-stroke lead over both UC Santa Barbara (586) and San Francisco (586) in the team chase into Tuesday's final round. CSUN (307-303) is just four strokes out of the top-10 while Cal Poly's Camden Price is the individual leader at two-under 140.
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By Sgt. Sara Wood, USAAmerican Forces Press Service
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10, 2006 As thousands of people streamed into the Pentagon parking lot at the end of the America Support You Freedom Walk tonight, they were greeted by representatives of a variety of groups that run programs to support America's servicemembers and families.
Eighteen grassroots groups from DoD's America Supports You program were stationed to greet the walkers and hand out information about their programs. America Supports You spotlights ways the American people and the corporate sector support the nation's men and women in uniform.
The groups represented at the Pentagon included organizations that send care packages to deployed troops, support family members of wounded troops, and provide specialized services for troops with prosthetics. Representatives of the groups agreed that being at the Freedom Walk helped them spread the word about how Americans can support the troops in many different ways.
"It's important to let America know what we do," said Peggy Baker, founder of Operation First Response. "This is how we do it, with events like this."
Operation First Response is an all-volunteer organization that supports wounded troops and their families. The group provides financial aid, assistance with flights, transportation to and from hospitals, personal items, and information on other groups and charities that can help, Baker said.
"We just feel like it's our job as American citizens to take care of our wounded and let them know we support them," said Baker, who has a son in the Army.
Another group represented at the Pentagon was Operation Homefront, a national nonprofit group that provides emergency support and assistance to servicemembers and their families. Operation Homefront sponsored local Freedom Walks in 13 different cities as a way to support U.S. troops and their families, said Caitlyn Kiedaisch, D.C. area chapter president.
"We are here for the families," Kiedaisch said. "This gives them a family activity -- something to get their minds off of their family member's deployment. It reminds the families why we are fighting."
The Freedom Walk is a positive event because it shows the troops that Americans are behind them, no matter how much bad news they see in the media, Kiedaisch said. "For us to come out here, it shows that we do support them," she said.
One of the America Supports You program's youngest members was also at the Pentagon for the Freedom Walk finale. Bailey Reese, 10, founded Hero Hugs three years ago after seeing National Guard troops responding to a hurricane in her native Florida being treated badly. "I wanted them to know that someone appreciated them," Reese said.
Reese enlisted the help of her classmates and friends at school, and since that time has sent more than 16,000 care packages worth more than $125,000. All the packages are made by children, and include gum, candy and homemade crafts.
Reese said that being at the Freedom Walk was another way for her to show support for the troops, which is something she plans on doing for as long as she can.
One of the walkers, Air Force Tech Sgt. Larry Perkins, said he appreciated seeing the troop-support groups at the end of the Freedom Walk. "I'm all for it," he said. "They're all helping out, supporting our country and our troops."
Perkins, who has deployed four times and is ready to go again, said that the Freedom Walk shows unity among the nation's military, its first responders and its people.
"As a whole, our country has to be together to win the war on terrorism," he said. "This shows that we are."
This year's Freedom Walk started at the Washington Monument and ended at the Pentagon, where participants were treated to a concert before the illumination of 184 lights in the Pentagon courtyard to represent all those killed there Sept. 11, 2001.


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Fish fan helped himself to £10k carp in six raids
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A BURRY Port man who wanted fish for his new garden, stole £10,000 worth of an exotic breed from a town vet.
Dominic Oliver, 22, of Tir Waun, was sentenced to 10 months in prison at Swansea Crown Court, after admitting theft of 14 koi carp, and breaching a suspended sentence.
Ian Ibrahim, prosecuting, said the Station Road vet practice owner, Sebastian Puglisi, noticed on October 14, that some of the fish, kept in a pond at the rear of the building, had gone missing.
"The rear of the practice was surrounded by a high wall and a locked metal gate," he said.
"A week later, on October 22, Mr Puglisi noticed even more fish missing, with nearly half of them gone at this stage. He called the police."
The following day, more fish had gone and a scenes of crime team attended the premises, where they found a footprint.
The court heard Mr Puglisi installed motion-sensitive CCTV that day, and at 3am on October 24, it was activated by a male — the defendant — holding a large net to sweep fish from the pond.
"On the same date, he returned at 6.20am," said Mr Ibrahim.
"Unfortunately for the defendant, the vet had sat in the garden following the earlier activation."
Police were called and arrested Oliver, later attending his home where they found a freshly dug pond in the garden, with the 14 missing koi carp, estimated to be worth between 1,000 and 1,600 each.
"The total value that's been put by the vet is £10,000," said Mr Ibrahim.
The court heard that though all came back alive, some had required treatment for shock and skin conditions.
This had come to a cost of £100. During interview, the defendant told police that he "wanted some fish" for his garden, as he had recently moved to an address in Burry Port.
He had been told about the koi in the practice, and had gone to "have a look" by climbing over the wall.
When he returned, he found a net and bucket on site, and took some home. He returned another six times over five nights.
Ben Blakemore, for Oliver, said his client had a history of problems with drugs.
Recorder Paul Lewis described the theft as pre-meditated and entirely for Oliver's own gain.
Speaking about his previous avoidance of custody, he said: "Your luck has run out."
He sentenced Oliver to six months in prison for the breach of a suspended sentence and a further four months, to run consecutively, for theft of the koi carp.
He also imposed a victim surcharge of £100.


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Apple developing large, curved-screen iPhones, says report
A Bloomberg report says that two new iPhones may be released next year. They are also said to have enhanced sensors.
Without rumors, what would Apple be? Just another company trying to sell you a nice phone.
So Sunday it was heartening to imagine that, in 2014, Cupertino might be releasing two new phones.
Each would be larger than the current iPhone 5. And each would have a curved glass screen.
Bloomberg, citing someone with knowledge of the development process, says that the new iPhones would have screens of 4.7 inches and 5.5 inches.
This is almost as large as the Samsung Galaxy Note's 5.7 inches.
If this isn't exciting enough, these new Apple phones -- set for release, perhaps, in September 2014 -- would also have special new sensors. These would be able to feel whether pressure being applied was light or heavy.
In October, Samsung teased its Galaxy Round , a phone that, at least in one sense, rocks.
Like all Apple rumors, this one should be rocked a little to see how quickly it might go to sleep.
After all, iPhone 5 was said by an unnamed source to enjoy curved glass screens. That was in 2011 .
What seems evident is that form is an area of deep research for all hardware manufacturers, as they sense that function might have plateaued.
Now that our phones can run our lives, tell us how healthy we are and maybe even when we're going to die, what else can they possibly do?


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Southwest and SeaWorld have mutually decided not to renew their partnership when the contract expires at the end of the year. Our promotional marketing relationship began in 1988 and was one of the first of its kind – focused on co-marketing opportunities between Southwest passengers and SeaWorld visitors. The companies decided not to renew the contract based on shifting priorities.
It's the season finales of Sea Rescue and The Wildlife Docs this weekend!
Sea Rescue and The Wildlife Docs are new this weekend!
On the Emmy-nominated Sea Rescue, two California sea lions have fishing line wrapped around their necks and it looks like a death sentence for these unfortunate animals until the SeaWorld rescue team steps in to help. Then rescuers help a stranded, sunburned bottlenose dolphin in Florida and they must provide months of round-the-clock care to get him better.
On the Emmy-nominated Sea Rescue, after saving a sick sea lion from a rocky beach in San Diego, the SeaWorld rescue team finds her strong maternal instincts provide comfort to younger sea lions in its care. Then, a dehydrated and malnourished dolphin strands on a beach near the U.S.-Mexico border and the SeaWorld rescue team springs into action to help.
Being green is oh-so refreshing. That was the message today as SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment debuted the first refillable plastic cup made from plant-based materials. Now available in all SeaWorld and Busch Gardens parks across the U.S., the reusable, 100-percent recyclable plastic cup is manufactured using proprietary PlantBottle packaging technology from the company's beverage partner, Coca-Cola.
New episodes of Sea Rescue and The Wildlife Docs return this weekend!
On the Emmy-nominated Sea Rescue, a rescue team faces the challenge of cutting away fishing gear from a baby humpback whale with its protective mother right there by its side. Then an epic rescue effort is underway when a manatee called Chessie wanders so far north the cold winter temperatures put his life in grave danger.
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The Vatican's moral watchdog, the Congregation of the Doctrine of the Faith, issued the statement Tuesday saying some commentators had misunderstood and misrepresented the pope's remarks in a book-length interview released last month, "Light of the World."
The Vatican has been under pressure from conservative theologians to issue such a statement amid widespread confusion about the pope's remarks and whether he was breaking with church teaching.
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If you read my last post, you will see Sir Banjo floating in the ceiling. Now you know why he was knighted!
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|All Licensed Life Insurers and Fraternal Benefit Societies
|Race-Based Underwriting
| The Insurance Department is currently
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Race-based underwriting includes, but is not limited to, one or more of the following
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To address the Department's concerns, each domestic and foreign life insurer and fraternal benefit society (hereinafter referred to as "insurer") is hereby directed, pursuant to Section 308 of the New York Insurance Law, to review its past and current underwriting practices regarding race-based underwriting and to report its findings to the Department. All relevant documents, including, but not limited to, rate charts, mortality tables, labor negotiation documents with distribution force unions, agent and broker contracts, compensation schedules, underwriting and agent manuals, applications, policy form filings, board of directors (and committee) minutes, and internal memoranda should be included in the insurers review.
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Microsoft's backwards policies are hurting the Xbox One May 2, 2014 at 12:01 pm
Since the Xbox One was revealed last May, Microsoft has made some major course corrections. The draconian always-online requirements were scrapped, and the execution of used game dealers was stayed, but a number of serious issues still plague the Xbox One. Worst of them all, Microsoft is demanding launch parity for ID@Xbox titles. Because of this short-sighted policy, many notable indie devs are steering clear of the Xbox One completely.
Plex personal media streamer is coming to Xbox One April 7, 2014 at 3:50 pm
Microsoft's big push for independent development on the Xbox One is finally starting to pay off. The popular media streaming application Plex is being ported to the Xbox One, and it's all thanks to open source software and the ID@Xbox program. Watching your video library on your console will soon be easier than ever, and it won't even require jailbreaking the device.


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Religion may have been a primary motivator for SOME, a small percentage. But the Virginia colony was formed for profit, expansion and opportunity. It followed the "King's" Religion, it was a colony set up by Queen Elizabeth I for commerce. Religious freedom had nothing to do with the migration of debtors as indentured servants, the penal colonies in the Carolinas & Georgia or the slaves from Africa. That America was founded FOR or ON religious freedom is an ignorant myth. It was founded on unbounded opportunity and religion is just here to cork that.
That theory is so implausible I would have expected it to be a Pat Robertson fantasy explanation of god's wrath on bad parents or something. Your unsubstantiated proposition of course does not take into account the high levels of eduction found in atheists usually a sign of a stable upbringing, the rare examples of criminal histories among atheists, another counter indicator of your supposed relationships and the generally stable lives of atheists.
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1. I call BS on "Atheist in America are really fortunate to live in a free country" Really or you could live in Japan where 90% have no religion or France where the separation of State and Church are clearly legislated and keep apart, maybe Canada or UK where religious speakers have rightly been admonished for hate speech and bigotry by the police and courts? No law could exist in any other Western Nation country barring atheists from public office except in 3 states in the USA.
Of course you claim to be one of the "good" Christians, "I've never attempted to force my belief on anyone." Really? You're ok with same sex marriage, a woman's right to reproductive choice, gambling and liberal vices laws? Because if you are not then your beliefs are the same myths and superstitions that are used to justify these prohibitions on personal liberty. And you are thus forcing your beliefs and it's moral values on those that would not agree.
This is only a half step toward real motorcycle safety. If you truly want to improve rider training you would move to a graduated license program like they use in England where you are limited as a new rider to lower powered bikes. The current training program is better than nothing but it is too simple and easy.
Note on Sport Bikes; like sports cars they go faster but they also stop in shorter distances and provide better maneuverability than longer and heavier cruisers and touring bikes. In the hands of an experienced rider a sport bike is a far safer ride than a heavy, long under-braked chopper. On the handlebar rule: You can go to any bike gathering and measure stock bikes from Harley, Yamaha and Victory and the those bikes will be in violation of the 15" rule. The lower seats and today's frame design make that law unworkable.
My response would be to legalize prostitution rather than prosecute the providers and their patrons.
I agree with the broad concept of reciprocity in all state laws, it works for driver's licenses where the standards and ages vary. It should work for concealed carry, medical marihuana and all forms of marriage or divorce as well. It's the pick & choose what standards to accept that bothers me.
Franky I don't get the NOLA Roast Beef Po Boy. The 1st one I had here was R&Os, then Russel's and I've had a few others out of the top ten. As a beef sandwich, Philadelphia's Cheese Steaks and Chicago's Italian Beefs are far better. The misnamed Pot Roast Po Boy is a nasty combination of gravy and mayonnaise and wilting lettuce always leaves a slimy feeling in my mouth. I don't eat tomatoes in any form [inc ketchup] and I don't use mayo on beef such as hamburgers or real roast beef sandwiches. I've tried a couple without mayo and that is better but still can't seem to understand the obsession. Now the muffuletta on the other hand is, when done well, is one of the nation's finest expressions of the art of sandwiching. My current favorite is Stein's Deli, but I get a Central Market at least once a month [maybe today....]
So move on, enough from this less than significant culinary contribution from the Crescent City's kitchens.
Funny to read this, I got turned around just last week in Lakeview and saw this building. The low angle perspective used by the photographer provides a image that looks better than the street level naked eye view.
Is there any way to make energy efficient buildings less ugly?
I live in a tiny cottage, I love this stuff but I got a 6 draw storage bed platform kit for less than $700 and made a headboard from an old door for $25
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It is ashamed that Ms. Schiller is not here responding to our posts about her plea for recognition of the universal entitlement awarded to those who've secured a handicapped tag. I wasn't aware that in California and Texas that a little blue card got you free parking. Does that apply to Parking Garages too? Present the placards and park free? I sincerely hope not.
I agree that there should be spaces for special needs vehicles but there ends the responsibility. It's a parking space, so pay the rent for it's use like all other users do and be glad it wasn't declared a premium spot and had an extra fee accessed for it being oversize.
I hope other states see Louisiana's wisdom and fairness and will move adopt our policy. This is fair and equal treatment for the disabled, they pay like all other users of the service.
Harry, a historical note: I am of Viking heritage by way of Normandy in France. After the Holy Roman Empire of Charlemagne looses power upon his death, Norsemen invaded the northern coasts, interbred with the Franks and evolve into the Normans that then conquer Britain and if you research the genealogy of the Virginia Colony's primary settlers, you'll find Norman families heavily represented.
Like I always say, "Dance squad today, Strip Club tomorrow!"
I think hunting may not be legal in the Everglades National Park.
Could hunting be the answer? There's obviously no benefit to this invasive non-native species, it is in essence a biological pollution of the Everglades so there should be no protect for the snakes. Not entirely sure how one hunts a 15 feet long, couple hundred pounds of reptile but I'm sure some country guys have a idea. Explosive spear guns, snares, bowhunters? Where there's a will, there's a way.
But what about a bounty like nutria and open season? I need a new pair of python cowboy boots!
In Orleans Parish the rate of private vs. public school attendance is 34% vs 66%. One in 3 students, 85% of white kids, attend private/parochial school. Nationally about one in 12, 7%, attend private school.
After a few searches I found that about 34% of high school students in Orleans go to private school, nationally 7% attend private schools. The rate of private school attendance is 500% higher than national average. Nationally fewer are going to private but here the process is reversed.
85% of white and 17% of black students go to parochial & private HS and of the 15% of whites that go to public, 90% of those go to Franklin or Audubon
Does anyone have a statistic on what percentage of students attend private school vs. public school by school district, city or parish? and nationally for comparison
I am of the opinion that in Orleans and Jefferson parishes there is a considerably higher percentage of kids in private schools than in other cities. I think maybe it's higher in NOLA than anywhere else in America. I've never lived in any city where almost everyone I meet that has children has them in private, mostly Catholic schools. That has to effect test scores.
Of course if a few hundred folks surrounded them one night, encircled them tightly, and stripped them of every single item of clothing and left them standing on Bourbon buck naked with just their signs it would be a fantastic instant million viewer YouTube sensation. fun little fantasy generated by my sunday morning wake and bake.
There are ways to minimize the cultural protesters, banning bullhorn use [as done at OWS], banning sticks on the signs [done at GOP events and sports venues] and the dangerous cross that ten feet long could easily be a public nuisance [an unreasonable interference with the public's right to property and safety] and fined, limiting how long they can occupy a space [more than 30 seconds is blocking] and there is precedent for setting distances from businesses in laws regarding abortion clinic protests. But as currently written the ordinance is a legal pit of snakes.
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Release date: Friday September 17, 2010
Genre: Horror
Running Time: 1 hr. 20 min.
Director: John Erick Dowdle
Studio: Universal Pictures
Producer(s): M. Night Shyamalan, Sam Mercer
Screenplay: Brian Nelson
Cast: Chris Messina, Logan Marshall-Green, Geoffrey Arend, Bojana Novakovic, Jenny O'Hara, Bokeem Woodbine, Jacob Vargas
Official Site: universalpictures.com/devil
Rating: PG-13 for violence and disturbing images, thematic material and some language including sexual references
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Five strangers in Philadelphia begin their day with the most commonplace of routines. They walk into an office tower and enter an elevator. As they convene into this single place, they are forced to share a confined space with strangers. Nobody acknowledges anybody else. They'll only be together for a few moments. But what appears to be a random occurrence is anything but coincidental when the car becomes stuck. Fate has come calling. Today these strangers will have their secrets revealed, and face a reckoning for their transgressions. Slowly, methodically, their situation turns from one of mere annoyance to sheer helplessness and abject terror. Terrible things begin to happen to each of them, one by one, and suspicion shifts as to who among the five is making it all happen… until they learn the unspeakable truth: one of them is the Devil himself. As those on the outside try in vain to free them, the remaining passengers realize that the only way to survive is to confront the very wickedness that has led them to today.
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MILWAUKEE — Wisconsin has been added to the list of states designated "disaster areas" due to this summer's drought. The designation came Wednesday, July 25th from U.S. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack's office, at the request of Gov. Scott Walker. 23 Wisconsin counties are included. Though the recent rain has helped in some areas, others are still struggling.
For nearly a month, outdoor burning has been restricted in most of southeastern Wisconsin. However, with some recent rainfall and a wheat harvest behind them, communities like Caledonia have lifted their burn bans this week.
"Because of the amount of rain that we're receiving and they're still talking about additional rains this weekend, I think we're pretty confident that we're done for the year," Village of Caledonia Fire Chief Richard Roeder said.
However, not every community has received the much-needed precipitation. It's worry enough to keep the burn ban in place for several communities.
Franklin Fire Chief James Martins says he's hoping for another good rain or two to put his mind at ease, before he'll consider lifting his community's burn ban.
"Things at this time of year are always risky to some degree if people are burning. We just want to make sure that if we're going to lift it we're going to make a good decision," Martins said.
Burning restrictions vary from community to community, so it's best to check with officials to be clear on what is allowed in your area.
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If you love a good Halloween Party, this will be a good weekend to host or attend a SPOOKtacular event (since Halloween falls during the middle of the week this year, *bummer*)! If you decide to host a Halloween party in the last minute, I thought that I would RoundUP the BEST of Halloween Party Ideas from around the Blog-o-sphere! This list, I hope, will bring you inspiration and enhance your creativity to be the hostess with the mostess this Halloween. Enjoy
Halloween Eats & Treats
- Caramel Apple Bar
- Fondue Blood Bar
- Ghoul's Punch
- Green Glow Stick Cooler
- Halloween BOO Mix
- Halloween Party Favors
- Halloween Treats
- Pumpkin Fluff
- Pumpkin Party Cooler
- Pumpkin Veggie Tray
- Skull Treat Boxes
- Witch Hat Cookies
- Worm Ice
Halloween FUN!
- "Bobbing" for Donuts on a String
- Candy Corn Guessing Game
- Gourd Games
- Halloween Charades
- Halloween Costume Contest
- Pin the Tail on the Black Cat
- Pop goes the Pumpkin
- Pumpkin Bowling
- Pumpkin Decorating (possible contest!)
- Pumpkin Toss Game
- Witch Pitch
Halloween Party Decor
- Batty Paper Lantern Moon
- Cheap Over-sized Spider Webs
- Ding Dong the Witch is Dead!
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UN Climate Change Conference -COP 16
The 16th Conference of Parties of the UN Framework of Climate Change Convention will take place from 29 November to 10 December 2010 in Cancun, Mexico. This is a significant milestone Climate Change and planning what happens after the first implementation phase of the Kyoto Protocol ends in 2012.
The WAGGGS delegation, which includes 15 youth delegates from 12 different countries, will ensure the youth voice influences decision-makers on climate change issues affecting girls and young women. Read the delegates profiles, watch the interviews to youth delegates and don't miss the photo album on Flickr!
Climate song is heard all over the world
WAGGGS delegates at COP 16 sang and danced the action song on 2 December, the Young and Future Generations Day, to raise awareness on climate change.
They were joined by Girl Guides and Girl Scouts from all over the world! Don't miss the videos and photos we have received from Sangam, Our Cabaña, Denmark and many more!
WAGGGS delegates will be involved in all youth activities organized by YOUNGO, such as the 6th Conference of Youth (COY6), a training and networking opportunity where they will run workshops. The delegates will also contribute to several side events about Article 6 of the Convention, which addresses the issue of climate change related education, training and public awareness, on how education and non formal education can impact climate change.
The WAGGGS stand at the Youth Zone will promote the Climate Change badge, the new 2011 centenary activity pack with the theme 'Grow' and the Global Action Theme and showcase the excellent work that Girl Guides and Girl Scouts are already doing on climate change around the world.
About the UNFCCC
Over a decade ago, most countries joined an international treaty - the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) -to begin to consider what can be done to reduce global warming and to cope with whatever temperature increases are inevitable. More recently, a number of nations approved an addition to the treaty: the Kyoto Protocol, which has more powerful (and legally binding) measures.
The Conference of the Parties (COP) usually meets annually for a period of two weeks. These sessions are attended by several thousand government delegates, observer organizations, and journalists. The Conference of the Parties evaluates the status of climate change and the effectiveness of the treaty. It examines the activities of member countries, particularly by reviewing national communications and emissions inventories; it considers new scientific findings; and it tries to capitalize on experience as efforts to address climate change proceed.
For more information about the UNFCCC, please check the official website.
What happened at COP 15
The WAGGGS delegation at the United Nations climate change conference (COP15) in December 2009 in Copenhagen had 23 delegates from 13 diferent countries. Find out how they helped to save our planet
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wagga is doing a great job. keep up the good work together we can make a difference!!!!!
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WAGGGS delegation you are doing an amazing job and I am sure really making a difference to the lives of girls and young women around the world. There is so much support for you from Girl Guides and Girl Scouts everywhere and people are ready for the action on 2 December!
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Sixteen teams, eight games and one objective: to reach the quarter-finals of the Copa Libertadores 2008. Latin America's most prestigious club competition continues with another round of enthralling games this week, and at the end of it all only eight contenders will be left standing. Here to mark your card for three days of decisive action is FIFA.com.
Game of the week
River Plate-San Lorenzo, Thursday 8 May, 20.30 (local time)
The only tie to pit together two teams from the same country will be played out to a conclusion in the suitably dramatic surroundings of the Estadio Monumental, where San Lorenzo will set out to defend the precious 2-1 lead secured at home last Wednesday. Hoping to show the way for El Ciclón will be two River old boys in coach Ramon Diaz and playmaker Andres D'Alessandro. Diego Simeone's men endured an inauspicious build-up for the showdown when they lost out to Boca Juniors in Sunday's Superclásico, although all they need to advance is a 1-0 win. Their last meeting on River's home patch came on 24 February, with LosMillonarios easing to a 2-0 victory.
Brazil will be hosting no fewer than four matches this week, the first of them on Tuesday evening when the Maracana stages Fluminense's bid to make good the 2-1 advantage they secured away to Atletico Nacional in Colombia last week. The following day will see Flamengo attempt something similar as they kick off two goals to the good against America after prevailing 4-2 in Mexico, a result that cost Águilas coach Ruben Romano his job.
Two other Brazilian sides are also in action on home soil on Wednesday. First, Cruzeiro and Boca Juniors face off at the Mineirao with the hosts still euphoric after pocketing the Mineiro state championship at the weekend. Los Xeneizes, meanwhile, will be intent on safeguarding the slender 2-1 win they earned at the Bombonera seven days ago. Worryingly for Boca, prior to Sunday's state decider Adilson Batista's charges had scored three goals on each of their four previous home outings.
Two three-time Libertadores champions, Sao Paulo and Nacional, go face to face that same day, with everything still to play for after a goalless stalemate in the first leg in Montevideo. El Bolso, coached by Gerardo Pelusso, are looking for a win or a score-draw to match their 2007 campaign, although things will not be easy against Muricy Ramalho, Adriano and Co, who have won all their home games in the 2008 Libertadores by one-goal margins.
The only Brazilian side on the road over the next three days are Santos, who travel to Colombia to take on Cucuta Deportivo with a seemingly comfortable two-goal cushion. To keep their hopes alive, Pedro Sarmiento and his men will need to improve on the 0-0 draw they earned at home to the same opposition in the group phase.
The other two games on the bill involve Estudiantes and Lanus. Following a 2-0 defeat away to LDU in Ecuador last Thursday, El Pincha face a tall order if they are to pen a new chapter in their book of legendary feats. El Granate, for their part, will have an even bigger task in trying to overturn their disappointing 1-0 reverse at home to Atlas. The Mexican press has already written off the Argentinians' chances of springing a surprise. Could that be the incentive the new boys need to keep their maiden Libertadores campaign going?
Player to watch
Richard Morales (Nacional striker)
At the ripe old age of 33, El Chengue has his sights set on leading the only Uruguayan side left standing to the zenith of South American club football. With a brace against Flamengo in the group phase, Morales has already shown what he can do against Brazilian opposition. Can he now repeat the trick in Sao Paulo?
What they said
"It's a big ask to come back from 2-0 down but it's not impossible. With our fans behind us we can get back into the tie, especially if we score in the first half. We've got what it takes to go through," Estudiantes coach Roberto Sensini, insisting his side's tie with LDU Quito is far from over.
This week's fixtures:
Tuesday 6 May
Fluminense (BRA) - Atletico Nacional (COL)
Atlas (MEX) - Lanus (ARG)
Estudiantes (ARG) - LDU (ECU)
Wednesday 7 May
Sao Paulo (BRA) - Nacional (URU)
Cruzeiro (BRA) - Boca Juniors (ARG)
Flamengo (BRA) - America (MEX)
Thursday 8 May
River Plate (ARG) - San Lorenzo (ARG)
Cucuta Deportivo (COL) - Santos (BRA)


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You could fit in a bit of study and research before and after your nationally ranked UCF Knights face the "Big Gold" Eagles of Southern Mississippi. Kickoff is at noon.
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Monthly Archive for April, 2011
AT&T boosts network for massive Safeco crowds (GeekWire)
The Mariners are drawing record-low attendance, but AT&T sees brighter days ahead. The wireless carrier has boosted network capacity by 600 percent at Safeco Field, Todd Bishop at GeekWire reports. AT&T made similar upgrades for Husky Stadium and Qwest Field during the football season by adding distributed antenna systems to handle high traffic volume. [Read More]
Mariners expect Smoak back Tuesday (MLB.com)
Greg Johns of MLB.com reports that Mariners first baseman Justin Smoak probably won't return to the team until Tuesday. He is on bereavement leave after the death of his father. The funeral is scheduled for Saturday in North Charleston, S.C. Smoak has been the Mariners' most consistent hitter so far this season. [Read More]
The King's back: Felix dominates in 1st home win of the season
Adam Kennedy hit a home run over the right field fence. Also, the career second baseman played first base as if he'd been there his entire life. Felix Hernandez, as has become customary around these parts, handled most of the rest. The Seattle Mariners and Oakland Athletics will never be mistaken for offensive juggernauts. And […] [Read More]
Shawn Kelley returns to Seattle, getting closer to return from Tommy John surgery
Shawn Kelley waited for the clubhouse attendants to hang his clothing up in his locker, speaking with reporters after arriving in Seattle before the Mariners game against Oakland on Thursday. He had to stop several times to greet teammates. Felix Hernandez offered a hello. Brandon League said hi. Other pitchers stopped by to welcome Kelley […] [Read More]
Bedard makes it through 5 innings, but Mariners fall 3-2
One day after unleashing an onslaught as common as a sighting of Halley's Comet, the Seattle Mariners' offense reverted to more familiar ways on Wednesday. They managed just four hits against Detroit Tigers starter Rick Porcello, not enough to overcome another improved-but-still-mediocre outing by Erik Bedard in a 3-2 loss at Safeco Field. Now, we […] [Read More]
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Mum's outrage after knife found at Bilborough school
Posted: May 27, 2014|
Mum-of-two Carla Tomlin is demanding reassurances about her children's safety after a pen knife was found in their school playground.
Police were called to Jubilee Primary School in Bilborough on May 22 after the shock discovery. Ms Tomlin says it was a friend of her daughter Kaitlan Thompson, 11, who first reported the knife.
She alerted a lunchtime supervisor, who then told senior staff before police were called.
Ms Tomlin kept Kaitlan and her ten-year-old son Kye Thompson, who also goes to the school, off the following day.
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She admits to being unsure about whether she wants them to return after this week's half-term break, particularly as she claims Kaitlan was being bullied and the find has not been treated seriously enough.
"You do worry about safety," said Carla, 31. "Kaitlan has been threatened and now a knife has been discovered in the school.
"Who knows what could have happened if it had not been a sensible child finding the knife.
"I am not sure I want my children at the school when things like knives are being found there. I know that police were called but there does not seem to be much being done about this.
"I would like to have a phone call from the school to be able to reassure me about my children's safety."
The discovery came less than two weeks since police were called to another school, Arnbrook Primary in Daybrook, after the discovery of a knife.
Officers attended on Friday, May 9, after a bag containing a kitchen knife had been handed in to a teacher on site.
Police confirmed they received a call from Jubilee Primary, but explained there was no need for any further investigation.
A spokesman said: "We were told about this. It has been left with the school to deal with as there is no evidence of any criminal activity."
Nottingham City Council also said the matter is in the school's hands.
A spokesman said: "It's for schools to decide how to deal with incidents like this but we can provide advice to them if they need any support and guidance."
No one from the school was available for comment as it is closed for half-term.
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Beginning the college search is an exciting time! We invite high school juniors and sophomores to experience our uniquely active and engaged learning environment that provides students with the skills and confidence to make an impact on the world. People can tell you how great Witt is, but the best way to know whether its right for you is to see it--and experience it--for yourself.
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Ohio is home to some of the nation's finest liberal arts colleges. The Ohio Five College Tour provides the opportunity for high school seniors and juniors to visit four of them in 2 days. Select two colleges to visit each day, plan your personal schedule, and hit the road.
The Ohio 5 College Tour includes Wittenberg, Wooster, Denison, Ohio Wesleyan and Oberlin
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Ranked in the Top 20 nationally by the Princeton Review for its "Best Classroom Experience" and professor accessibility, Wittenberg embraces its mission in every corner of campus to ensure that a student's personal path to understanding, achievement and purpose remains at the center of the university's attention. Reflecting its Lutheran heritage, Wittenberg challenges students to become responsible global citizens, to discover their callings, and to lead personal, professional, and civic lives of creativity, service, compassion, and integrity.
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Wittenberg University is anything but a sleepy campus. It's an active and engaged place where students come from all over the world to live, learn and explore the world around them.
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High school juniors and seniors — Learn to harness your potential and lead with confidence during the President's Leadership Academy, hosted by Wittenberg President Laurie M. Joyner, June 21-25.
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WOR's "Food Talk" radio show never quite recovered from the loss of its longtime host Arthur Schwartz. Like the CBS Evening News after Walter Cronkite or the Celtics after Larry Bird, "Food Talk" got by, but the magic was gone. Hiring celebrity chefs like Rocco DiSpirito and Tyler Florence to discuss home cooking, rather than the New York restaurant scene, didn't help. Now, in a more promising move, WOR has brought on Mike Colameco, late of Colameco's Food Show on PBS.
Colameco, who started Monday, shares Schwartz's throaty, just-between-us-girls intimacy and his completely ego-free passion for food and cooking. Thankfully, the new host also plans to make New York restaurants the focus of the show. Misty from the Bronx may want to know why her cookies aren't coming out right, but we're much more interested in hearing where to get the best pernil sandwiches.
He's fighting an uphill battle — as of midweek, most callers still had cooking queries. Still, his unpretentious, old-school approach has already freshened "Food Talk."
"Food Talk" airs weekdays from 11 a.m. to noon on 710 AM .