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Cops, kids and communities
Children climbed aboard helicopters, learned how to dress a wound, splashed below the Tower One fire engine and enjoyed mingling with law enforcement and public safety personnel during the 17th annual Kids & Cops event on Friday at Charles R. Summey II Park.
The Forest City Police Department partnered with several area public safety departments and agencies to pack the park with emergency vehicles, safety information booths and fun-filled activities for children and families.
"This is a good opportunity for us to get out here and interact with kids and allow them to see that we don't just show up in times of trouble," said Forest City Sgt. Brad Moore. "Kids see they can approach us if they need anything."
Moore spent a portion of the afternoon interacting with kids by showing them various weapons used by law enforcement officers in the field, including a sniper rifle, shot gun and grenade launcher.
Law enforcement officers from other area public safety departments were also in attendance, including those as near as Rutherfordton and as far as Mount Holly, handing out informational materials as well as swag such as whistles, key chains, coloring books and badge stickers. Participating police departments included Black Mountain, Hickory, Spindale, Lincolnton and Lake Lure, which brought along its Lake Operations Police boat for children to view.
Kids also met deputies, troopers and personnel with the Rutherford County Sheriff's Office, North Carolina Highway Patrol (NCHP), North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission, North Carolina Forest Service and North Carolina State Parks. Children even got to tour the BATMobile, a mobile breath-alcohol testing unit used to increase the efficiency of on-site DWI processing.
"This is truly a great day for kids and the public service community to get together," said Sheriff Chris Francis. "The kids are able to communicate with law enforcement, firefighters, EMS and other public safety to learn more about their jobs in serving the community."
Officers with the Sheriff's Office G.R.E.A.T. (Gang Resistance Education and Training) Program made their first Kids & Cops appearance this year, speaking with kids about preventing youth violence and developing good relationships between criminal justice professionals.
"We are building those positive relationships with kids today to let them know we are here to help them out, not just out to arrest them," said Robert Martin, a G.R.E.A.T. officer.
"It's been really great because we've seen a lot of kids from our program we do in the schools," added fellow G.R.E.A.T. officer Eric Hester. "The kids have been bringing up their parents and introducing them to us."
NCHP Trooper Jason Spence said the event provides a fun atmosphere for kids and makes law enforcement officers more approachable.
"Our goal is to build a partnership and an understanding not only with kids, but also with parents and grandparents to promote education and safety and be seen by youth as friendly, caring and responsible law enforcement officers," Spence said. "We are teaching kids not to be intimidated by officers and educating parents on a large range of topics, from car seats to motor vehicle safety. It's an overall good opportunity to see kids in a non-enforcement, non-confrontational situation."
Throughout the afternoon children had the opportunity to view numerous law enforcement vehicles from boats and SWAT vehicles to the Regional One helicopter out of Spartanburg, MAMA-1 (Mountain Area Medical Lift) helicopter from Asheville, Skywalker helicopter from the Sheriff's Office and a helicopter with the N.C. Forest Service out of Hickory.
"Skywalker is another tool for the Sheriff's Office to assist other agencies around the county," said Randy Patterson, who has piloted the helicopter since 1996. "We do things like drug eradication, search for missing persons and fugitives and even assist animal control by flying over pastures."
Patterson said in 1995, elementary school children were tasked with naming the helicopter, which is how it got the name Skywalker.
Fire trucks also lined the streets, traveling from Rutherfordton, Spindale, Lake Lure, Green Hill, Cliffside, Ellenboro, Sandy Mush and as close as Forest City. Of particular interest to kids were the EMS vehicles and ambulances that provided first aid information and CPR demonstrations, including Rutherford County EMS, Rutherford County Rescue, Hickory Nut Gorge EMS and Polk County EMS.
The North Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles, Rutherford County Communications Center, United Way and Marine Corps League were among the myriad of booths and activities at the event.
Kids also crowded around the air gun range sponsored by the North Carolina Wildlife Commission and also a tent run by Rutherford Regional Hospital giving kids fake injuries and teaching them how to treat wounds.
Highlights of the afternoon providing kids the chance to play with water included the dunk-an-officer booth and the tall streams of water cascading from the Tower One fire engine.
In between the tours of ambulances, pictures among the fire trucks and splashes in the water, the event provided an opportunity for children to learn about the different departments that protect their neighborhoods and to interact with those responsible for providing public safety for the community.
"Kids & Cops is always a good experience for the youth, parents and public safety in our community," said Forest City Police Chief Jay Jackson.

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With 5.7 seconds remaining, junior forward Kyle Casey took an inbounds pass under the basket, and Tyler Bernardini slid over to defend. Casey went up, banked in a layup, and Lavietes Pavilion exploded, thinking the Crimson had just retaken a one-point lead over Penn in a vitally important Ancient Eight contest.
But lost in the ensuing raucous was the sound of a whistle. The ref signaled a charge, Casey's basket was waived off, and the Quakers gained possession.
Out of a timeout, Penn inbounded the ball to half court, where Bernardini got rid it before the Crimson could foul, and just like that, the game was over.
The Quakers had pulled off the upset with its season on the line, while for the third time in two years, Harvard had suffered a heartbreaking, late-season, one-point conference loss in the final seconds.
With a win on its home court—where it had not lost in 28 consecutive games—the Crimson (24-4, 10-2 Ivy) would have clinched at least a share of its second consecutive Ivy title.
Instead, the Quakers' 55-54 victory denied that possibility, evening Penn (17-11, 9-2) with the Crimson in the loss column of the conference standings, stunning the home crowd, and setting up the possibility of another one-game playoff in the Ivy League.
With a victory on Saturday, Harvard would have been able to win its first-ever outright championship by beating either Cornell or Columbia next weekend. Now, even if it sweeps its New York road trip, the Quakers can set up a playoff by winning its final three games against Brown, Yale, and Princeton.
"It's a devastating loss, it's a disappointing loss, and we should feel those [emotions]," Crimson coach Tommy Amaker said. "The good thing is if we can channel it in the right way, maybe it can help us, and that's what we're hoping for next week."
The Quakers finished the contest on a 15-5 run, wiping away a nine-point Crimson lead with eight minutes to go.
With the Senior Night game on the line, it was Penn's senior, Zack Rosen, who played like he wanted it the most down the stretch. The point guard—the Ancient Eight's leading scorer—had the final nine Quaker points, including two free-throws to give Penn a one-point lead with 23 seconds left on the clock.
On Harvard's ensuing possession, the Crimson found Corbin Miller open for three, but the freshman's shot rimmed out. Harvard grabbed the offensive rebound, and Amaker called timeout.
The coach orchestrated a play for Casey, and the junior attacked the basket. But Bernardini got over in time and drew the charge—much to the dismay of the home crowd—and Harvard would not get another chance.
"From where I was, it didn't look like a charge, but the ref made the call," junior point guard Brandyn Curry said. "There's nothing we can do with that; we're not going to blame the loss on one call. There were multiple reasons why we were in that position.... [We had] a lot of missed opportunities."
The Crimson led, 49-40, at the 8:10 mark, but Curry missed an open three from the right wing that would have pushed the advantage to double-digits.
Behind Rosen, Penn slowly began clawing back. Two free-throws by the senior and four points from Henry Brooks cut the deficit to five with 4:47 to go.


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Cptbags... well put. Grant's play was half-hearted at best. But I am not sold on McCray for every-down as he tends to over-pursue, right past the guy with the ball! Smith did get a few double-teams, but there was a play or two I am sure he wants back. Hargrove needs to bring his high motor to special teams and stop being a "push-over"! Glad Shanle got his first INT, but I am sure he will still be blasted by wanna-be Saints' fans. Our DBs played outstanding, aside from MJ's missed tackle of Calvin Johnson - arm tackles don't cut it at this level (and I bet he won't let it happen again).
Regardless of what others have said, our D is vastly improved! They just need to "gel", put it all together at the same time, and put Grant on the bench!
Geaux Saints!
I thought Shockey FIRED Rosenhaus? Guess he re-hired him!
brooksdaman - they cut WR Chris Vaughn, not S Chip Vaughn.
I said it before and I will say it again - Brian Young is a class act! Sad to see injury cut his career short and if he can come back, I hope he comes back better than ever. If not, Good Luck in your future endeavors!
Geaux Saints!
Hey Triplett,
I read on the blog here on Friday that Moore and Evans signed there tenders but that Torrence and Strief had not. According to the Saints, Strief and Torrence signe their tenders back on April 13th. I think that might have been a typo!
Thanks for continuing to give us updates on the Saints as you get them!
Man, BASaintsFan, I forgot about Arrington! I hope he plays as good as he started training camp last year.
We could also add Presley to that list because I think he can only help our D-line rotation.
Sorry to see Brian Young go, he was a great character guy and unfortunately the injury bug has hit him one too many times.
I think I got caught up in all the mocks that had the Saints needing a RB - I think that the backs we have on the roster can carry the load - and be effective!
I can't wait to see what UFAs the Saints bring in. I like that Coach Payton wants to bring in some lineman or competition. And he still wants to bring in more secondary help!
Remember - it doesn't matter how they get here, its what they do when they are here!
Mike - I think that the fans are just alarmed because the bad picks from the past are more glaring than the good picks (Meachem, Melhaf, etc.) Let's just hope that Morstead works out. I read a lot about him working on his angled punts and the Saints could definitely use that in the kicking game.
When you look at the picks this year - it looks good.
1st - Jenkins
2nd & 5th - Shockey
3rd - Vilma
4th (a) - Vaughn
4th (b) - Arnoux
5th - Morstead
How many other teams can claim 3 Pro Bowlers (potentially) in the same year of the draft???
Geaux Saints!
DJ Moore was available here too. There must be something the coaches see with these Wake Forest guys - perhaps they made Curry look better.
Vilma's backup? Rashad Jennings was available, but I guess Williams won out and that Bell and Hamilton will get some chances to be the bruiser on offense.
Isn't he more suited to Strong Safety???
Now trade Meachem for a 2nd rounder!
Awesome! Great pick! Trade Meachem for a 2nd rounder!
Awesome! Great pick!
Coleman was (hopefully is) a good DT. He played well for Johnson when they were both in Atlanta.
The injury that he had that landed him on IR was from a boating/personal watercraft accident.
If he has kept in shape, he will provide a push to the rest of the DT's on the roster. Good pickup - probably a low risk-high reward type of signing.
Geaux Saints!
While we are doing this, Shawn Springs is talking about moving to SAFETY for the Eagles. Nothing on Sensebaugh or Sharper or Greer or McFadden or any other DBs (FS or corner).
Drew and the boys on O need some help from an upgraded D!
achord76 - agreed! His play yesterday showed he is not a team player - instead of making the plays against Steve Smith, he waited for the ball and expected to make the interception - while Smith was up in the air going for the ball! FUNDAMENTALS! You don't wait for the play to come to you - you make the play!
Tackling is the other story of our D. DeAngelo Williams was hit in the backfield by 5 guys - and he still picked up 19 yards!
We need defenders that know the fundamentals and can make plays!
Now I have backed Payton all year - a divided team is a losing team. However, when our own defensive players are questioning the scheme, a change MUST be made.
Payton said it himself earlier this year, you can't whine about injuries because every other team in the league suffers the same fate. Nobody wants to hear it. First and foremost, the NFL is a business and we as fans should not continue to be subject to the (defensive) product being put on the field. Changes must be made and if it doesn't start at the top, where does it? If not the D-coordinator, then who? The towel boy? The guy that fills up the Gatorade coolers? It is one thing to show your loyality. It is entirely different to show your stupidity.
Geaux Saints!
xman and Norcal1 -
I think (based on some internet research) that the Saints MAY lose a 1st round in 2010 for that Shockey deal... based on the playing time of Vilma and his deal. Vilma will cost us as high as a #2 pick IF he is (1) resigned by the Saints (his contract is up this year) and (2) he plays more than 85% of the defensive plays (which is close to meeting if he plays in only a couple more games). There is some issue on whether that means he is resigned BEFORE free agency or at any time during free agency. If that is the case, since we owe the Giants the 2nd and 5th, if the 2nd is going to the J-E-T-S, then we would have to give up our 1st rounder in 2010. Payton was so set on bringing Shockey in that I think the Saints got taken in that trade. Shockey MAY turn out ok, but Miller has stepped up. No idea how bad Soup's injury is, and not sure how good rookie Buck Ortega is as a backup. Injuries are hurting this team (we are now tied for most players on IR).
Also, we will be without Deuce and Will Smith beginning as early as the Packer's game. I don't agree with that, but the writing in the league rules make it near impossible to beat (it was written that way on purpose). I would love to be in New York on Tuesday to argue their case. I hope their attorney has a surprise in store for the league.
If Thomas can run hard, and with Bush back, we may have a shot to up-end the Pack in the Dome. They are beatable - if we don't beat ourselves or out-coach ourselves!
Geaux Saints!
The league does have a list of approved supplements - and it would be interesting to know if these StarCaps pills were on that list. Even though the NFL is trying to spin it as "you and you alone are responsible", why are we not talking about why they were taking the pills in the first place? They were trying to loose weight, and without reading Deuce's, Charles', and WIll's contracts, I believe they have "weight" clauses requiring them to be at a certain weight to what the team/NFL feel is a good playing weight. I do not know what the contractual penalty is for "not making weight" but it is enough of an inhibitor to make these players take a chance with an O-T-C supplement. And how accessible is the list of "approved" supplements - especially since Deuce sent 4 bottles of StarCaps to the NFL for testing???
The NFL is all about money - from the top down. And any publicity is good publicity. I wonder if the test results would have been leaked (to a Denver TV station of all places) had the failed tests been for one of Jerry Jones' thugs. Something to think about.
Hang in there Saints.
Geaux Saints!
Welcome Back Colston! I hope he only plays if needed this weekend (to get comfortable again with live-action). We should not need him this weekend - we desperately need him for Carolina. If we can get Shockey, Patten, and Colston back, our offense should roll Carolina. We need some better depth on the other side of the ball to stop Jake Delhomme and the Panthers.
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Trampolines have become increasingly popular over the last couple of years. Many parents allow their children to use them without supervising them carefully. However, there are a number of risks that they may not be aware of. Many children have been involved in serious accidents with trampolines since the new trend took off. Even college students have been injured. You will need to understand the risks before allowing your children to use them.
How Dangerous Are Trampolines?
Using trampolines incorrectly can be very dangerous. There have been several major accidents in the last few months.
Twelve year old Abbey Cremean recently broke her ankle trying to do a front flip on a trampoline. This was a painful experience for her, but other young people have suffered from much more serious injuries. Stephen Merrill was a sophomore in college when he went to an indoor trampoline park with some friends. Merrill ended up breaking his neck and will be paralyzed for the rest of his life.
Every parent needs to understand the risk of trampolines before they use them. You also need to educate your children about them and ensure they use them responsibly.
Mitigating the Risks
There are a number of things that parents can do to reduce the risks that their children will sustain broken bones or other injuries. Here are some things that you will need to keep in mind.
Don't Allow Fancy Moves
Many children try to do really crazy stunts when they are using a trampoline for the first time. You need to make sure that they understand how easy it can be to lose their balance. Tell them that they aren't allowed to do front flips, somersaults and other crazy moves that could get them injured.
Choose Trampolines Carefully
Some trampolines are made much more safely than others. Most trampolines made after 1999 have extra padding and a firmer structure to reduce the risk of falls. However, the Consumer Product Safety Commission soon found that many of those precautions weren't sufficient. You will need to review trampolines carefully and assess how safe they are before buying them.
Only Use them On Level Ground
You need to make sure that your trampoline is on perfectly level ground. This reduces the risk that it will jostle while your child is using it. They will also distribute their weight more evenly so they don't lose their balance.
Discourage Multi-Tasking
Many children try to use trampolines and engage in other activities at the same time. This can be very dangerous. Make sure that your child is completely focused on their safety when using a trampoline. You may want to make sure that it isn't near basketball hoops or anything else that they may want to use while on a trampoline.
Limit the Number of Children Using it at Any Time
You should limit the number of children who can use a trampoline at any time. Having more than three kids on it can cause the pad to oscillate a lot more and increase the risk of injury.
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Staff are really hospitable and friendly, food is good and reasonably priced, what's more they have a nice garden inside. Many people return there every evening, definitely worth to visit.
We found this restaurant by TripAdvisor, and had dinner here twice during our vacation.
The restaurant serves excellent food. The loation is good, and you can get a table facing the street for something to look at, or get a table in the garden for a more quit meal.
Allthough the best is the personnell. Excellent service and very good...
Always very welcomming. Jimmy can't do enouigh to help. The food is excellent and very good value. The restaurant has been refurbished for 2008 and is now looking very good. Outdoor seating, internet access, occasional entertainment. Very good, well worth a visit.
It is just perfect:)
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I went into the book store looking for something new to read, i saw this book and the name appealed to me so i picked it up. After briefly skimming through the description i figured it was worth a chance, and it was definitely worth it! I could not put the book down. IT IS THE BEST BOOK I HAVE READ SINCE ERAGON FIRST CAME OUT! I may have a weakness for epic fantasy novels but this book is a work of art and i am confident that it will become a world phenomena in it's own time. Thanks Alison for creating the books of pellinor!
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I bought this book while on holiday in England & haven't seen it since -- it's gone from friend to friend! i love fantasy fiction, but often get a bit bored of the unending boyishness and lack of humour. this novel brims over with well-drawn characters of all genders who are as capable of cracking a joke as cracking someone's skull with a sword. that said, violence is very much seen as a last resort here, there are no mindless bloodfests, and along with the amazing, strong female central character Maerad (who goes from slave to powerful mage without becoming any less herself), the book has a real interest in the natural world. Beautiful descriptions are part of an ecological awareness that's rare in any fiction. This is a book to treasure and read again for its poetic language as well as its hard-driving narrative. Really, truly fantastic... and the first of a four-volume series, so there's plenty more to look forward to!
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This book was awesome! The Naming is about a sixteen-year old girl named Maerad. Maerad is a slave in an aweful unforgiving settlement. She was taken there when she very very young after her family and home is destroyed by a war. Living in this aweful place she doesn't know that she has inherited power that shows that she is a Bard (you'll have to find out what thst is for yourself!)and a member of the School of Pellinor. When she is discovered by Cadvan, one of the best Bards of Lirigon, that she finds out what she is and about her past. Mearad and Cadvan set out on a perilous journey where they make new friends and enemies. This book was so good I could not put it down. Read it! You won't be dissapointed.
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This is a great book. There is plenty of descriptions and talk about the surroundings which i think made the book really great. It shows a really beautiful star character and her journey thru finding out who she really is and what really is her goal in life. The book unravels a beautiful tail which will leave you hang and wanting you to find out what happens next to the girl now become lady and her friends.
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I bought this book in a little town in New Hampshire, personally, I was expected to be bored. Oh, was I wrong! I couldn't tear my eyes from the page, it captivates you, it was truly riveting! Alison Croggon has produced an exquisite, wonderfully interesting piece that I believe leaves Harry Potter in the dust! Keep on writing, Alison Croggon!
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Plan II Honors moved!
On December 17, 2012 Plan II Honors moved to the brand-new College of Liberal Arts building (CLA). Our offices are in the northwest corner on the second floor, CLA 2.102.
The new CLA Building (view facing southwest from Winship--the drama building)
Artist's rendering of new Plan II common area and reception.
CLA is at the southeast end of the University's East Mall. Our building is across Waller Creek from the Texas Exes Alumni Building. Plan II is on the northwest corner on the second floor of the building, room 2.102.
The most convenient parking garages to our new location will be the San Jacinto Garage (SJG), the Manor Garage (MAG) and the Brazos Garage (BRG). Look for the orange garage icons on the map.
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State Rep. Barry Mask will be the next chief executive officer of the Alabama Association of Realtors.
Mask, a Wetumpka Republican who grew up in Montgomery, is currently executive director of the Elmore County Economic Development Authority. Mask previously worked as the governmental affairs director for the association from 1990 to 1995.
Mask, who was elected to the House in a 2006 special election, has also worked for the Alabama State Employees Association, the Business Council of Alabama and the Alabama Industry & Manufacturers Association. He is also known as the first official Aubie mascot at Auburn University.
"After an exhaustive nation-wide search for a new CEO, we believe that we have chosen the very best individual for the extremely important job of helping to lead our association into the future," 2013 Realtors President Richard VanValkenburgh said in a statement. " … Barry's qualifications are a perfect match to AAR's needs. When all was said and done, Barry is perfect for this position."
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Local villagers in Shottery, near Stratford-on-Avon, had 11 good reasons to celebrate this month as construction got under way on a new development of Stonewater affordable homes in Church Lane.
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Wednesday, July 16, 2014
Missing gun
A Summerville man reported that someone stole his Bersa .380 caliber pistol from his house on White Boulevard.
The man said two acquaintenances, a man and woman he met through a mutual friend, came by the house about 6 p.m. one evening.
The woman asked to use his restroom, which he consented to do and allowed her into his residence.
He further stated that the woman took longer than usual in the bathroom. The two subjects then said they had to return the car they were driving to the females father, and they left. A short time later, the complainant noticed the gun missing, he said.
The complainant described the male subject as in his 30s, 59 tall, 220 pound, bald, and sporting a tattoo of some numbers on his neck.
He described the female as 55 tall, very skinny and slightly younger looking than the male.
The complainant further stated that the two had been to his residence on a prior occasion, but no issues had resulted from that visit.
The vehicle they were driving was described as a dark-colored sedan.
Missing weed
A Summerville woman reported that while she was sitting in the parking lot of a grocery store on Central Avenue, she saw two black males in a BMW and two white males in a Mazda get into a fight.
The woman reported that while they were fighting she saw a large amount of weed fly into the air.
A few moments later, the subjects stopped fighting, got into their cars, and left the area. She then called the police.
Officers arrived on the scene and swept up a small quantity of green leafy plant material and placed it in a bag as evidence.
Missing money
Officers responded to a call about a possible Criminal Domestic Violence incident.
When they arrived, they spoke to the complainant who stated that her live-in boyfriend of many years had robbed her earlier.
She said she had received a loan earlier in the day to buy a new car and put $980 of it into her bra.
She further stated that the subject pulled and snapped her bra and took the money out of it, then threw oher on the couch before her brother confronted him and made the subject give the money back.
The subject threw a wad of bills back at her and upon counting it realized there was only $740.
The complainant said the subject probably took the money to buy drugs, that he has a crack habit, and that he was high when the incident took place.
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Well sure, this is exactly what common sense would say to do. Kevin Kolb starts the first game of the season, has a poor performance, can't motivate his team, can see clear as day, the team isn't behind him. Kolb gets knocked out due to injury, Michael Vick comes in, energizes the team, looks like the Vick from 2006, almost leads the team from behind to victory.
Vick starts yesterday, looks amazingly impressive, brought amazing energy to the team, and looked scary to defenses that would have to face him. The Eagles win, and the fans breath a sigh of relief, grateful that the Eagles kept him this off season after they traded McNabb.
Now, after reading that, and hearing all about how Vick is playing, common sense would basically say, Vick is the Eagles starting QB, and he can lead the team to a great season. Well, Reid doesn't use common sense, he uses a formula of 30% arrogance, and 70% stupidity. According to his amazing formula, he concluded that Kolb is the obvious starter, and the best to lead his team to victory. Uhhh, come again?
This is just beyond me, I am by no means an Eagles fan, but dude, you don't bench a player who has energized your team, who basically proved himself a leader to them, what is wrong with you? I honestly can't figure out this move, but then when you remember his formula to choose a starter it makes sense.
If you are wondering what the arrogance is, that would be Reid wanting to prove to everyone that he was right in getting rid of McNabb and agreeing with the Eagles to give Kolb a big raise and become the starter. Obviously if Reid were to bench Kolb, and play Vick, he has egg on his face for thinking that Kolb was better then McNabb, and was the answer. The stupidity, well I just feel thats self explanatory, in the sense that he is benching his best QB, to start someone who really lets be honest, isn't as good.
Now Vick has come out publicly and said there should be no controversy in Philly, and that he is fine being the backup to Kolb. But lets be real, he hates the idea, and is simply putting on a brave face for the media. I am sure when players heard about this today, there was rumbling in the locker room, about the decision. Vick should be the starter, and Reid is an idiot for this move.


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Though she started her career in New York during the 1950s, jazz singer Sheila Jordan only recorded one album before the mid-70s, this traditional vocal set recorded in 1962. Even more unusual, the record was on Blue Note, a label that, during its early era, rarely released albums by singers. Jordan's performance here is as classic as it comes, with performances of such standards as "Dat Dere," "Baltimore Oriole," and "I'm a Fool to Want You." Her small yet adventurous voice makes for an energetic and light-hearted experience.
Opener "Falling in Love with Love" is a Rodgers and Hart classic, and Jordan turns it into a jive-style jazz number with rustling drums and a steady bassline. "I fell in love with love one night when the moon was high," she sings, "I was unwise with eyes unable to see/ I fell in love with love with love everlasting/ then love fell out with me." Elsewhere, Jordan is introspective and meditative. On "Who Can I Turn To," Jordan turns her voice into a deep and smoky instrument, floating around the recording.
Similar results can be found on "I'm a Fool to Want You," and "Willow Weep For Me," though the latter, with its soft drums and jazz-blues guitar ends the record with a gentle coda. You can almost see the dancefloor empty at the end of the night, a lonely waiter pushing a broom across the hall while everyone closes up. This is the classic jazz sound, of high-end night clubs and talented musicians that gets lost far too often these days in the pursuit of new sounds and empty images. It's a record that will put you back in that time, from a singer that can express more with one note than most singers can with a song.
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Not even a miracle would not help McLaren to make their way back to the front of the Formula 1 field in the immediate future, admitted the team's new team driver Sergio Perez.
Just as the young Mexican arrived at Woking to replace Lewis Hamilton, the great British team faltered with its 2013 car, and currently is ranked behind not only the four big teams but also the similarly Mercedes-powered Force India.
Asked about the chance of a good result at Silverstone late this month, Perez admitted: "There is nothing that can save us; not rain, not a miracle," he is quoted in a French-language report by the Agence France-Presse news agency.
The 23-year-old admitted that his season so far – his first with a big team – has been "frustrating".
"It's not the year I wanted. Last year, at this time, I had more points [at Sauber]," said Perez. "The [McLaren] car has so many problems, and we are so far behind that there is not a single issue that we can focus on."
He said that he is hoping to "at least be on a podium" at some point in 2013, adding: "At the moment, we cannot even think about it."
Perez also dismissed recent criticism of his driving, such as comments made in Monaco where Kimi Raikkonen sugested that the Mexican "should be punched in the face", after the two collided.
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The Guttmacher Institute advances sexual and reproductive health through an interrelated program of social science research, policy analysis and public education designed to generate new ideas, encourage enlightened public debate, promote sound policy and program development and, ultimately, inform individual decision-making. It includes extensive state-by-state information regarding policies and laws around sexual and reproductive health.
Sexuality Information and Education Council of the US (SIECUS). This organization provides sexuality information for teens, parents, schools, religious institutions and policy makers.
The Sexual Health Network is dedicated to providing easy access to sexuality information, education, support, and other resources. It includes sections on Men's & Women's Sexual Health, Love and Relationships, Sexuality Education, Disability & Chronic Conditions, STIs, Sexual Health Resources and Shopping.
The Coalition for Positive Sexuality (CPS) is a grassroots direct-action volunteer group formed by high school students and members of the AIDS Coalition To Unleash Power (ACT UP), Queer Nation (QN), Emergency Clinic Defense Coalition (ECDC), and No More Nice Girls. The site's purpose is two-fold: first, to give teens the information they need to take care of themselves and in so doing affirm their decisions about sex, sexuality, and reproductive control; second, to facilitate dialogue in and out of the public schools on condom availability and sex education.
GenteJoven is a program dedicated to Spanish-speaking youth to promote reproductive and sexual health.
Smarter Sex promotes itself as the "premier site on sexual health for college students." It's everything you wanted to know about sex - so don't be afraid to ask! (This site is part of the BACCHUS Network.)
It's Your (Sex) Life: The content for this online Sexual Education/Health booklet was provided by the Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation as part of an ongoing public education partnership with MTV.
Just Say Yes is about having a positive attitude towards sexuality -- gay, straight, bisexual or whatever. It's about saying "yes" to sex you do want, and "no" to sex you don't. It says there's nothing wrong with you if you decide to have sex, and nothing wrong with you if you decide not to. Website also available en español.
Website developed by UK's Department of Health to provide essential sexual health information.
NFPRHA is a non-profit membership organization whose mission is to assure access to voluntary, confidential, comprehensive, culturally sensitive family planning and reproductive health-care services and to support reproductive freedom for all.
Planned Parenthood believes in the fundamental right of each individual to manage his or her fertility, regardless of the individual's income, marital status, race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, age, national origin, or residence. They have more than 860 health centers nationwide and have a fairly extensive website which assists someone in locating their nearest facility.
The Kinsey Institute is a reputable source for up-to-date information on human sexuality.
This sexology website is a rich resource for both historical and contemporary sexual information. It includes a free online course in Human Sexuality, WHO Reports, behavior surveys, history of sexology and an extensive list of other special interest web pages.
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Established in 1980 as the Center for Population Options, Advocates for Youth champions efforts to help young people make informed and responsible decisions about their reproductive and sexual health. Advocates believes it can best serve the field by boldly advocating for a more positive and realistic approach to adolescent sexual health.
The Women's Sexual Health Foundation is a good reference site consisting of many downloadable resources, including education pamphlets on sexual difficulties and guides to enhancing sex life after menopause. It also has a free issue of the Women's Sexual Health Journal. The website is administered by a professional advisory consisting of M.D., Ph.D, MPH, PT - certified professionals.
The Feminist Women's Health Center provides thorough FAQ information for issues regarding female sexual health, such as abortion, contraception, the morning after pill, pregnancy care, breast care, and the menstrual cycle. It also contains inspirational writing from women who have something to say about motherhood and femininity.
The-Clitoris.com is a very good resource (written in different languages too!) for finding information on everything from masturbation to intercourse to body image. It integrates a reasonable amount of images, such as paintings, photographs, and drawings to illustrate and analyze female sexuality. It also contains links to a discussion forum, sexuality surveys, adult stores, and other resources.
If you are trying to look at ongoing projects concerning female reproductive health technologies, the Reproductive Health Technologies Project (RHTP) is the right place. The goals of the RHTP are to advance reproductive genetic technologies, health and wellness, contraception, and abortion. The website provides detailed background information on these subjects and highlights current research that researchers are conducting in these areas.
My Sistahs is a website featuring sexual health topics, community development, and advocacy issues. They provide a very good way to get involved in community female health issues. For those interested in peer education, they also have a peer educator training program.
Bet you thought Planned Parenthood was only for women, right? Wrong! Check out their Men's Sexual Health Section (under the "Health Info & Services" tab). The goal of this site is to give you up-to-date, clear information that helps you better understand your sexual and reproductive health.Their health clinics offer medical appointments for men on issues ranging from jock itch exams & treatment to prostate and testicular cancer screenings.
The-Penis.com provides valuable information on improving your sex life. It answers questions relating to the penis (and penis anatomy), masturbation, safe sex, and sex positions. It also gives you tips on having sex for the first time. There are videos showing various sex positions, and images of erotic sex toys. However, there are many advertisements on the webpage, and you should not believe all of them wholeheartedly!
If you are interested in looking at the medical side of men's sexual health, then the Men's Sex Health website is the right resource for you. There is a myriad of information on new medical advancements concerning reproductive health, including new surgical techniques and new medicines. It also provides health videos, a patient guide, a health news archive, and a health encyclopedia.
Youth Resource is a website that offers support and resources for LGBTQ Youth.
The Federal Government's source for Women's Health Information. Lesbians face unique challenges within the health care system that can cause poorer mental and physical health. Many doctors, nurses, and other health care providers have not had sufficient training to understand the specific health experiences of lesbians, or that women who are lesbians, like heterosexual women, can be healthy normal females.
Gay Men's Health Crisis (GMHC) is a not-for-profit, volunteer-supported and community-based organization committed to national leadership in the fight against AIDS. In fulfilling this mission, we will remain true to our heritage by fighting homophobia and affirming the individual dignity of all gay men and lesbians.
Gay Health is the first health and wellness site dedicated to LGBTQ men and women. Staffed by professionals within the LGBTQ community, the site provides easy access to accurate, current and vital health information.
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Ambientejoven is a spanish-language site for Latino/a gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and questioning youth, featuring sexual and reproductive health and other Latino GLBTQ issues.
BiResource is an international organization providing education about and support for bisexual and progressive issues. Includes sections on Bisexual Resources, Pamphlets about bisexuality, Bisexual Health and Bisexual Groups Listing Online.
The mission of American Institute of Bisexulaity is to encourage, support and assist research, education and public knowledge and awareness about bisexuality through programs likely to make a material difference.
Transsexual.org is a site about Gender Dysphoria and all of the complexities surrounding it. Discusses the questions of "What it is. How it exists. What to do about it, and even some thoughts about the Why of it too."
The Intersex Society of North America (ISNA) is devoted to systemic change to end shame, secrecy, and unwanted genital surgeries for people born with an anatomy that someone decided is not standard for male or female.
SexInfo 101 is a site that strives to be the "one stop spot" for sex tips and dating advice! Includes the following sections: Sex Tips (alternative sex, foreplay, improving sex, new to sex, pleasing wo/men, sex toys), Sex Positions, Sexual Health, Message Boards and Sex Polls. The site is pleasure focused, but only discusses hetero sex.
Good Vibrations is a diverse, woman-focused retailer providing access to sex-positive products and accurate sex information in order to enhance our customers' sex lives and to promote healthy attitudes about sex.My Pleasure
Early to Bed describes itself as a retail and web store providing people with high quality sex toys at fair prices in a women-oriented, guy-friendly atmosphere.
Babeland is a store that opened in 1993 in response to the lack of women-friendly sex shops. The store offers top quality products and most of all information and encouragement to women who want to explore their sexuality.
My Pleasure has an online store which sells sex toys for men and women. The site has a wonderful educational component to it as well.
The Better Sex website by the Sinclair Institute is the leading source of sexual health products for adults who want to improve the quality of intimacy and sex in their relationships.
Eve's Garden was created to empower women to celebrate their sexuality as a positive, nourishing and creative force in their lives. An outgrowth of the Women's Rights Movement, Eve's Garden seeks to erase the sense of shame and guilt experienced by countless women as a result of a society that historically condemns the sexual nature of women as sinful. Our version of "Eve" is a transformation from a fallen, shamed woman to a strong, powerful woman proud of her strength, sensitivity, and sexuality.
The Erotica Readers & Writers Association, dedicated to readers and writers of erotica since 1996, is an international community of women and men interested in the provocative world of erotica and sexuality. We host an active e-mail discussion list for readers and authors, a monthly newsletter, and a Blog. Their website serves as a resource site for original erotic fiction, articles and commentaries, calls for submissions, and publishing opportunities. For sensualists, they list a wide variety of adult movies, offer sex toy information, and provide an adult forum focusing on sexual issues, activities and relationships.
Clean Sheets is a weekly magazine devoted to encouraging and publishing quality erotic fiction, poetry, and art, providing honest information and thoughtful commentary on sexuality to the public, and fostering an ongoing discussion of sexuality in the lives of individuals and in a global society.
The American Social Health Association is a non-profit organization that has advocated on behalf of patients to help improve public health outcomes since 1914. They have extensive sexually transmitted disease information. You will find the facts, the support, and the resources to answer your questions, find referrals, join support groups, and get access to in-depth information about sexually transmitted diseases.
The CDC National Prevention Information Network (NPIN) is the U.S. reference, referral, and distribution service for information on HIV/AIDS, sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), and tuberculosis (TB). NPIN produces, collects, catalogs, processes, stocks, and disseminates materials and information on HIV/AIDS, STDs, and TB. All NPIN services are designed to facilitate sharing of information and resources on education and prevention services, published materials, research findings, and trends among users
The CDC offers current STD information, fact sheets, statistics and more on the latest trends of a variety of health issues in the US. This page discusses specifically SITs.
Planned Parenthood is a great resource for most sexual topics, and especially STI's. The website has a list of STI's and clicking on them leads to information about the STI, symptoms, treatment, and prevention. It also has information on how to have safer sex and avoid getting STI's.
The AIDS Education Global information System (AEGiS.org) is a nonprofit organization that was established in response to the growing HIV/AIDS pandemic. They seek to facilitate access to current patient/clinician information, specific to HIV/AIDS and preserve for future generations a global history of the pandemic with our historical news and treatment database.
US National Library of Medicine: HIV/AIDS Information.
Kaisernetwork.org provides four daily online reports regarding AIDS/HIV-- summaries of news stories with links to the original articles and a fully searchable archive.
Formed in 1971, Family Health International is a leader among nonprofit international public health organizations, managing research and field activities in more than 70 countries to meet the public health needs of some of the world's most vulnerable people.
UNAIDS, the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS, brings together the efforts and resources of ten UN system organizations to the global AIDS response.
In-depth product information by the designers and distributors of the HPV Vaccine.
The CDC's sponsored website for HPV Vaccine questions and answers.
The MedicineNet website has very thorough information on Gardasil, the HPV vaccine. It discusses what the vaccine does, the side effects, and the series of shots. Although not mentioned on the website, Gardasil is offered at Dick's House and women in New Hampshire can get Gardasil for free if they are 18 or under.
Helpful chart for birth control comparisons.
Planned Parenthood is a great resource for most sexual topics, including methods of contraception. The website has a list of methods's and clicking on them leads to information about each method, their effectiveness, how to use them, advantages, disadvantages, and more.
Updated descriptions of 29 contraceptives and other reproductive choices for women. These descriptions are brief, presenting the most important educational messages.
There are many birth control options available today. Oral contraceptives (the Pill) is one of those options, proven to be over 99% effective when used correctly. This is an online guide about "the pill."
Guided by a National Advisory Panel that includes experts in the fields of contraception, family planning, and reproductive health, Contraception Online offers many educational resources including a Slide library (power point presentations), The Contraception Report newsletter and patient information educational handouts.
BirthControl.com maintains a current health library that covers topics such as the contraceptive patch, birth control side effects, options on choices for birth control pills, and discussions on the use of condoms.
Plan B's company website that explains what it is, how to get it, and how to take it.
Basic information on the "morning after pill."
Learn how with widespread awareness and accessibility Emergency Birth Control Pills could prevent as 1.7 million unintended pregnancies and 800,000 abortions each year in the US.
Princeton's Emergency Contraception website.
Abortion Clinics OnLine (ACOL) is a directory service comprised of websites of over 400 providers of abortion services and other reproductive healthcare.
The Center for Reproductive Rights is a nonprofit legal advocacy organization dedicated to promoting and defending women' reproductive rights, worldwide.
For more than 30 years, NARAL Pro-Choice America has been the nation's leading advocate for privacy and a woman's right to choose by fighting to protect the pro-choice values of freedom and privacy.
The National Abortion Federation (NAF) is the professional association of abortion providers in the United States and Canada. They believe that women should be trusted to make private medical decisions in consultation with their health care providers. NAF currently offers quality training and services to abortion providers and unbiased information and referral services to women.
Exhale was created by and for women who have abortions. Exhale offers a free, After-Abortion Talkline that provides emotional support, resources and information. The talkline is available to women and girls who have had abortions and to their partners, friends, allies and family members. All calls are completely confidential and counselors are non-judgmental.
Established in 1980 as the Center for Population Options, Advocates for Youth champions efforts to help young people make informed and responsible decisions about their reproductive and sexual health. This link focuses on one of those decisions: abstinence.
The SmarterSex.org website is maintained by the BACCHUS Network. It is designed specifically for college students! Their abstinence section contains useful information for students who make the choice to remain abstinent. Other sections of this website contain "everything you want to know about sex" - for when you are ready.
Dartmouth College has many services and options for students who have experienced stalking, relationship violence or sexual assault. The link we have provided gets you to the place with the most updated and comprehensive information for students.
Located in Lebanon, NH, WISE is our local service provider for victims and survivors of sexual assault and domestic violence. It's mission is to empower victims of domestic and sexual violence and stalking to become safe and self-reliant through crisis intervention and support services. They provide personal services and community education as well as a 24-hour crisis line (1-866-348-9473).
The Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network (RAINN) provides a wide range of information on sexual assault statistics, risk reduction, side effects, and legal issues. It also tells you how to recognize sexual assault and how to report it, providing links and resources with additional information. It even operates its own 24/7 sexual assault hotline! You may also be able to find some volunteer opportunities through the website.
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By Jim GaramoneAmerican Forces Press Service
WASHINGTON, Nov. 15, 2013 Countries around the world are responding to the Typhoon Haiyan-caused devastation in the Philippines, and aid is rushing to the island nation with the U.S. Navy leading the way.
Rear Adm. John Kirby, the Navy's chief of information, discussed the U.S. military's humanitarian aid and disaster relief effort, dubbed Operation Damayan, during a discussion at the Defense One Summit here yesterday.
Kirby told Al Jazeera's Jamie Tarabay that the military is working in support of the U.S. Agency for International Development, which is leading the U.S. portion of the effort.
The aircraft carrier USS George Washington and three other U.S. vessels arrived in the Philippines yesterday, and sailors and Marines began delivering food, water and shelter to those affected by the storm. Philippine officials said that more than 4,000 people were killed by the storm, thousands more need medical attention, and millions are without the basics of life.
The Philippines is a U.S. treaty ally, Kirby said, noting that exercises and operations that U.S. and Philippine service members have conducted together in the past have aided the relief effort.
"[The Defense Department's] rebalance to the Pacific is all about partnerships and trying to find ways to better understand one another and operate together," Kirby said. "We've had a terrific relationship with the government of the Philippines for a very long time, … but when you have an emergency like this, this is not the time to try to build a relationship. At a time like this, you want to leverage the relationship we've had for so long, and that's what we're seeing here."
About 300 U.S. Marines are currently on the ground aiding relief efforts in the Philippines today. Another 900 Marines from the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit based on the Japanese island of Okinawa are deploying aboard the USS Germantown and USS Ashland, and are expected to arrive in the Philippines next week.
Marine Corps MV-22 Osprey tilt-rotor aircraft have been flying missions in the Philippines, and more of those aircraft are on the way.
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it's a ONE man show ( Mahira Khan ) Thumbs UP
It has been quite a nice thaught provoking episode. The way Samina Peerzada has interpretted her dialouges, quite amazing performance . If we close our eyes and listen to what she says like the diff between chah and khowahish and specially Astaghfar. Doing a lot of astaghfar from Allah all Mighty is the key to success in our lives, its v good wazzeeefa for rain, ulaad and rizq as we come to know through Quran. Astaghfirrulah halazi LA ILLAH ILLA HOWUL HYULQ QUOOMO wa atoobu ileh.....
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FDA approves morning-after pill for over the counter sale
The Food and Drug Administration has approved Plan B One-Step, an emergency contraceptive, for over-the-counter sale without any age restrictions to comply with a court order by a federal judge in New York.
The Obama administration had been fighting in court to preserve restricted access for younger teens, but recently dropped the case after legal setbacks. The FDA then told the court it would quickly approve an application for over-the-counter sale by Teva, the manufacturer of Plan B One-Step.Continue Reading
"The agency has fulfilled its commitment to the court by promptly completing its review and approval of the supplemental application," an FDA release states.
The fight about over-the-counter access to the emergency contraceptive had lasted for years, dating to the George W. Bush administration.


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Meet the Clementiny, the World's Smallest Citrus Fruit
Consumers Warm Up to Humanely Raised Veal
VeggieTrader Turns Lemons Into . . . Carrots?
Northeastern Tomato Blight Caused by Home Gardening
McDonald's and Wendy's Move Toward Cage-Free Eggs
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As a European citizen I also have to express my concerns on the views and statements of Mr. Schneider.
Given the information that has been provided by Snowden is correct, the US government did not only violate the US constitution, but it massively broke contracts with and laws of many other partner states. Spying European embassies, SWIFT, the Brazilian government etc can not be part of an US policy against terrorism.
In addition, compromising encryption algorithms and standards that are widely used by individuals and companies leads to an additional threat that hopefully after being made transparent now, will get taken care of.
Last but not least the act of the US government is going to lead to a significant loss of trust of consumers into many products that US companies are offering on an international level and thus will cause a severe economic damage to those companies.
Terrorism is a sever threat to many of us, but to sacrifice the privacy of all of us is not an acceptable answer. Privacy belongs to my unimpeachable basic rights. I therefore disagree, especially if the same government accepts thousands of US citizens every year getting killed by misuse of hand guns without addressing the problem properly.
Still thinking of the integrity of the US government, the senate and the congress, all this leaves me with the question to which extend the potentially criminal acts that have been conducted by US governmental agencies have been transparent to and sanctioned by them at all.
Mr Robinson is very right with his conclusion above. It is the start of a discussion and not participating will lead us all down to the rabbit hole.


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Ghana World Cup goalkeeper Fatau Dauda joins Chippa United on loan
By Rahman Osman
Newly-promoted Premier Soccer League side Chippa United have secured the services of Ghana World Cup goalkeeper Fatau Dauda on a six month loan deal, GHANASoccernet.com can exclusively reveal.
Dauda has been playing second fiddle to Senzo Meyiwa at Orlando Pirates and wants a move to remain active to save his international career.
He made only three appearances for the Buccaneers last season.
GHANASoccernet.com can confirm that the Ghana international held a crunch meeting with Pirates coach Vladimir Vermezovic on Monday where he expressed his willingness to leave for regular playing time.
Former Hearts of Oak coach Kosta Papic is now in-charge of Chippa United and he has assured Dauda of first team action.


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Question. Layered drinks are awesome to look at when done right, but a bit of a pain if you're making them at home for several people, especially when you'd rather be a social host, not play bartender. Is it possible to layer an entire pitcher as you would a single drink?
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Even though the Orioles were contenders for much of last season, they never made an appearance on ESPN's "Sunday Night Baseball."
That will change in 2013.
According to the schedule posted on the Orioles' website, Baltimore's game at Yankee Stadium on Apr. 14 is listed as an 8:05 p.m. start.
The Orioles are scheduled for a second Sunday night game at Texas on July 21, but that's subject to change. For the last four months of the season, ESPN chooses Sunday night games a few weeks ahead of time.
For now, there are no home Sunday night games.
From a glance at the schedule, there are at least five probable appearances for the Orioles on FOX:
Apr. 13-@ New York
Apr. 27-@ Oakland
June 29-vs.New York
Aug. 10-@ San Francisco
Aug. 24 vs. Oakland
The June 29 game will begin at 7:15 p.m. The other games begin at 4:05 p.m. Eastern Time.
FOX has not officially announced its schedule, and changes may be made.
Besides Opening Day's 3:05 p.m. start, the Orioles are playing three weekday games:
Apr. 24 vs. Toronto
May 15 vs. San Diego
June 12 vs. Los Angeles Angels
These games start at 12:35 p.m. Single-game tickets go on sale on Jan. 19.v


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COMPLETE WEEKEND SCHEDULE in PDF FORMAT
NORTHRIDGE, Calif. ---
Northridge Hosts Three Games Friday-Sunday at Matador Diamond
The Cal State Northridge softball team (9-8) has a busy weekend ahead as it plays five games at Matador Diamond as part of the CSUN/UCLA Invitational. All three days of the event (Mar. 7-9) will feature three games per day at Matador Diamond, though CSUN may not be playing in all those contests. A complete weekend schedule for games at Matador Diamond can be found at GoMatadors.com. The Matadors' schedule is as follows: Friday, Mar. 7 vs. Grand Canyon at noon, Saturday, Mar. 8 vs. Georgetown at 9 a.m. and Grand Canyon at 3 p.m. and Sunday, Mar. 9 vs. Oregon State at 11:30 a.m. and Charleston Southern at 3 p.m. Live stats will be available for all CSUN games and select contests will hopefully feature live, internet-only radio broadcast.
Last week, the Matadors endured all the rain that came to Southern California and finally got to play their home opener in victories over Portland State and Rutgers. In the win over the Vikings, Brianna Elder tossed her sixth complete game of the year and fanned a career-high 13 batters. Tanna Bindi had two RBIs and CSUN cranked out 11 base hits in the victory. Against Rutgers, Crystal Maas picked up her first win of the season, Elder recorded the save and the Matadors scored three runs in the bottom of the sixth to post the comeback victory over the Scarlet Knights.
This week, CSUN squares off with four more foes in five home games. Grand Canyon and Northridge will meet for the first time on the softball diamond Friday and will play again Saturday afternoon. The Antelopes are 9-8 overall on the season and are batting .290 as team. Stephanie Pesqueira leads the team with a .438 average and is one of five players batting over .300 through 17 games. In the circle, Kailey Regester is 4-0 with a 3.02 ERA and 15 K's in 41.2 innings of work. Pesqueira is 3-4 with a 4.34 ERA and 22 K's in 38.2 innings of work.
Georgetown makes the voyage from our nation's capital to the San Fernando Valley to face CSUN Saturday morning. The Hoyas are 7-7 on the year and are batting .223 as a team in 14 games. Megan Hyson, a dual threat at the plate and in the circle, leads the team with a .350 batting average while also sporting a 5-3 record with a 1.70 ERA in 49.1 innings. Georgetown has totaled 22 extra-base hits offensively while surrendering 21 on defense. CSUN and Georgetown have met once in softball, with the Matadors taking a 4-3 victory in Fresno, Calif., during the 2010 season.
Oregon State enters the week with a 6-11 overall record and will face CSUN Sunday for the second this year. At the Kajikawa Classic, CSUN scored a 3-2 victory behind 11 strikeouts from Brianna Elder and a solo home run from Madison Fleming. The Beavers are hitting .272 in 17 games with Christie Langlois leading the club at .435. Offensively, Oregon State has totaled 36 extra-base hits while surrendering 39 to its opponents. In the circle, Amanda Najdek is 4-6 with a 3.73 ERA and 49 K's in 56.1 innings of work. CSUN is looking for its first home victory in the all-time series with Oregon State since sweeping a doubleheader in March of 2001.
Charleston Southern is CSUN's fourth opponent during the weekend and brings a 10-9-1 record across the country. As a team, CSU is hitting .259 with Jessica Brock leading the squad with a .350 average in 20 games. The Buccaneers have collected 42 extra-base hits, including 31 doubles, while surrendering 31 to their opponents. In the circle, Cheyenne Gandara and Jennifer Giles are both 4-3 and sport a 2.10 and 2.26 ERA, respectively. Opponents have batted just .242 off Charleston Southern pitching in 133 innings this year. CSUN and CSU have never met in softball.
Following the five games as part of the CSUN/UCLA Invitational, the Matadors will host Utah State in a doubleheader on Wednesday, Mar. 12. First pitch is slated for 1 p.m. with the second game coming 30 minutes after end of the first contest. Following the two games with the Aggies, CSUN heads to LMU for a doubleheader on Saturday, Mar. 15 with first pitch slated for noon.
Linn-Sanity Comes to CSUN
Junior Abby Linn sports a .362 batting average heading into the Matadors' five games this weekend. She batted .412 with a double, a triple and two runs scored in five games at the Mary Nutter Collegiate Classic. Through 15 games, Linn leads the Matadors in multi-hit games with seven, including three three-hit performances. She scored a career-high four runs in a victory over Boise State and led the Matadors with nine base hits at the Kajikawa Classic, batting .526 with two runs and a stolen base. After posting zero triples in her first two seasons, Linn has already produced two three-baggers to rank tied for second in the Big West Conference. She also ranks tied for fifth in the league with 21 base hits. She has 13 steals in her Matador career and they have come in 13 different games.
Brianna the Elder
Junior Brianna Elder continues to be the Matadors' best weapon the circle through three weekends. In the Matadors' home-opening victory over Portland State, Elder struck out a career-high 13 batters and tossed her sixth complete game of the year. Elder then tossed a quick seventh inning in CSUN's victory over Rutgers to earn her second save of the season. She posted complete game victories over New Mexico and UNLV at the Mary Nutter Collegiate Classic. Earlier this season, she tossed a complete game with 11 strikeouts in a win vs. Oregon State and picked up her first career save with two innings of work vs. Seattle. For the season, she is 7-3 with a 2.95 ERA and 50 K's in 54.2 innings of work. She leads the Big West lead with seven wins and ranks fifth in ERA, fourth in opponent batting average and third in innings pitched.
The Mitchell Report
Sophomore Maylynn Mitchell enters the weekend with a .295 batting average. She smashed her team-leading third home run of the season in a win over Boise State while also tying a career high with two runs scored in the contest. She hit the first two home runs of her CSUN career at the Kajikawa Classic, going deep against Colorado State and Seattle. For the year, Mitchell checks in with nine runs, four RBIs and a stolen base. She earned All-Big West Honorable Mention honors in 2013 after a solid rookie year for the Matadors. Originally from Seattle, Wash., Mitchell batted .280 with 13 runs, four doubles, 14 RBIs, three sac bunts and two stolen bases.
Burning Down the House
Junior Sydney House raised her season batting average to .381 with a season-high two hits in the victory over Portland State. She batted .429 with a double, RBI and a run scored during the Matadors' time at the Kajikawa Classic. In 2013, House batted .228 and tied for second on the team with eight doubles and 21 RBIs. She also cranked two home runs, including a grand slam against Hawai'i. She also carried a .351 slugging percentage, a .308 on-base percentage and drew 14 walks for the year. She finished the year with five multi-hit and three multi-RBI games.
A Rolling Stone Gathers no Maas
Junior Crystal Maas is batting .241 heading into the weekend. She had two RBIs and a double in the games in Las Vegas and she picked up an RBI at the plate and tossed 2.2 innings of scoreless softball in the Matadors' time at the Kajikawa Classic. Last year, Maas tied for second on the team with eight doubles and added two home runs, 15 RBIs and 16 runs scored. Maas also recorded her first two career stolen bases in 2013 and sported a .929 fielding percentage. Another two-way threat for the Matadors, Maas picked up her first win of the season with a strong effort in relief against Rutgers. She is 1-0 with a 3.36 ERA and six K's in 8.1 innings of work in 2014.
Bindi Bulletin
Senior Tanna Bindi is batting .226 with four runs scored, a double, a triple and three RBI in 15 games this year. She had two RBIs in the Matadors win over Portland State and picked up her third career triple in the victory as well. Originally from Stockton, Calif., Bindi batted a career-high .225 with two doubles, two triples, two home runs and 14 RBIs in the 2013 season. She certainly showed a flair for the dramatic in 2013; her first career home run was a walk-off blast that lifted CSUN to a win over UCLA. She also executed a suicide squeeze in extra innings to down Pacific and dropped in a two-run single in the Matadors' victory over Long Beach State on ESPNU. Bindi also has excelled on defense at first base, owning a career fielding percentage of .980 through three-plus seasons.
Better Call a Handy-Woman
Sophomore Madalyne Handy tied a career high with two hits in the Matadors' win vs. Seattle at the Kajikawa Classic and in their win over Toledo at the Easton Desert Classic. Last year, Handy batted .209 with nine runs, three RBIs, two sac bunts and a stolen base. She scored a season-high two runs and had a season-high two RBIs in a win over Seattle and had a season-high two hits in two different games. Off the field, Handy received the inaugural Dr. Dianne F. Harrison Freshman Leadership Award, based on her contributions to the CSUN community as a whole through both her academic and athletic ventures.
Newcomer Notes
The Matadors welcome nine true freshmen and two transfers to their roster for the 2014 season. The group has wasted little time acclimating to Division I softball. Junior Kaitlin Toerner, who spent the previous two years at Bakersfield College, leads the club with a .485 batting average in 16 games. She has scored eight runs, picked up three RBIs and collected three sacrifice hits. Freshman Taylor Glover has had a strong start to her CSUN career, batting .385 with 12 runs, three doubles and 10 RBIs through 17 games. She had four hits against Western Michigan and four RBIs in the win vs. Boise State. Fellow rookie Katie Hooper became the 28th player in program history to hit two home runs in a game, going deep twice against Boise State. She is batting .333 with a double and team-high 13 RBIs that is tied for fourth in the Big West Conference. Taylor Nate has hit two home runs this season and carries a .333 batting average, eight RBIs and a double in 15 games. Madison Fleming blasted her first career home run during the Kajikawa Classic. In the circle, Jordan Sauceda, who joined the squad after two years at San Jose State, tossed five innings and allowed one earned run to pick up the win vs. Seattle in Arizona. True freshmen Daphne Pofek, Rebecca Bell and Aliyah Ricks have also seen time in the circle for the Matadors.
We're All Making Sacrifices around Here
CSUN has recorded 13 sacrifice bunts through its first 17 games of 2014 with rookie Taylor Glover owning four to lead the team. Kaitlin Toerner and Tanna Bindi each have three to their credit and as a team, CSUN is tied for third in the Big West. In 2013, the Matadors finished second in the Big West Conference with 62 sacrifice bunts. Among the returning players, Abby Linn had seven last year and owns nine for career. Bindi had six last year and owns a team-high 15 for her career. Over the past five years, CSUN has averaged over 51 sacrifice bunts per season. During that span, CSUN has finished no worse than fourth among all Big West clubs in the category.
Double Your Pleasure
Eleven different Matadors have recorded a double in 2014 thus far, led by Taylor Glover's team-high three two-baggers. With 15 doubles in 17 games, CSUn is tied for sixth in the Big West Conference. In 2013, CSUN smashed 65 doubles, which tied for second in the Big West Conference and represented 30 more than they had in 2012. Among the returning players, Sydney House and Crystal Maas were second on the team with eight. Five other returning players had at least two on the season. Surprisingly, all the extra-base hits last year produced just two triples, both coming off the bat of Tanna Bindi. This year, Abby Linn already has two triples, the first two of her CSUN career, and Bindi picked up the third of her career in CSUN's win over Portland State.
Taking One for the Team
CSUN batters have been hit by a pitch three times in 2014 through 17 games, by far the fewest in the Big West Conference. The Matadors were hit by a pitch a league-high 53 times in 2013. In fact, CSUN has led the Big West Conference in HBP in three of the last five seasons: 2010, 2012, 2013. Among the returning players, sophomore Maylynn Mitchell was hit 11 times in 2013, the third-most beanings in the Big West Conference. Leann Lopez was hit four times while fellow senior Tanna Bindi was plunked three times last year. Since the 2009 season, CSUN has averaged over 46 hit-by-pitches per season and led the Big West in 2010, 2012 and 2013.


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Pentacrinites fossilis lived attached to driftwood.
The animal has a crown of arms which it uses to catch plankton that is held in the water column and away from the driftwood by a stem. The arms bear numerous rows of pinnules from which mucus covered tube feet extend and catch plankton.
Food particles are passed down the arms and into the mouth at the arm bases and ontop of the body or calyx of the crinoid.
The stem of the crinoid is covered in mobile finger like extentions called cirri. The cirri of Pentacrinites fossilis is so dense that it appears almost hair like. These cirri however functioned to attach the crinoid to the driftwood and also to other individual crinoids attached to the driftwood.
Individuals can reach up to 2 metres in length.
It is though that Pentacrinites fossilis grew rapidly as driftwood tends to become water logged after several months or years.
Similar for other crinoids where fertilised embryos are released and attach to a hard substrate before changing into a free swimming larvae. The larvae then attach to an appropriate substrate; driftwood and grow into an adult.