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"Minnesota Sports Summary"
Wild Sharpen Sabres
(Buffalo, NY) -- Minnesota forward Jason Pominville scored on the power play late in the second and the Wild held on for a 2-1 win over Pominville's former team, the host Buffalo Sabres. Kyle Brodziak also scored for Minnesota while Josh Harding stopped 22 shots in net. The Wild were without starting goaltender Niklas Backstrom, who is nursing a sprained knee. Minnesota has won three straight to move to 3-1-and-2. Brian Flynn tallied the lone goal for Buffalo while Jhonas Enroth halted 18 shots in defeat. The Sabres remain winless at 0-6-and-1. Minnesota is at Toronto tonight and at Tampa Bay on Thursday.
Wild Recall Kuemper
(St. Paul, MN) -- The Minnesota Wild recalled goaltender Darcy Kuemper (KEMP-er) from A-H-L Iowa prior to last night's win at Buffalo. Kuemper comes to the Wild to add depth to a position hit by injury. Top netminder Niklas Backstrom continues to nurse a leg injury. Reserve Josh Harding earned the win last night in Buffalo, but with Backstrom still ailing and Harding's ability to play on back-to-back nights still a bit of a question, the team added Kuemper tot he roster. Minnesota is in Toronto tonight and Keumper could get the starting assignment.
Vikings' Bishop Has Torn ACL
(Eden Prairie, MN) -- Minnesota Vikings linebacker Desmond Bishop is facing knee surgery. Head coach Leslie Frazier announced Monday that Bishop has a torn anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee. The 29-year-old suffered the injury in Sunday's 35-10 loss to Carolina. Bishop missed all of 2012 with the Green Bay Packers due to a hamstring injury. Bishop has been mostly a reserve for the Vikings this year. Vikings players have the day off today and will return to practice tomorrow. The Vikes are at the New York Giants for Monday Night Football.
Vikings Schedule And Results
(Eden Prairie, MN) -- Here is the 2013 Vikings schedule and results:
Sunday, September 8 - Detroit 34, Minnesota 24 (final)
Sunday, September 15 - Chicago 31, Minnesota 30 (final)
Sunday, September 22 - Cleveland 31, Minnesota 27 (final)
Sunday, September 29 - Minnesota 34, Pittsburgh 27 (final)
Sunday, October 6 - BYE WEEK
Sunday, October 13 - Carolina 35, Minnesota 10 (final)
Monday, October 21 - at NY Giants, 7:30pm
Sunday, October 27 - vs. Green Bay, 7:40pm
Sunday, November 3 - at Dallas, noon
Thursday, November 7 - vs. Washington, 7:25pm
Sunday, November 17 - at Seattle, 3:25pm**
Sunday, November 24 - at Green Bay, noon**
Sunday, December 1 - vs. Chicago, noon**
Sunday, December 8 - at Baltimore, noon**
Sunday, December 15 - vs. Philadelphia, noon**
Sunday, December 22 - at Cincinnati, noon**
Sunday, December 29 - vs. Detroit, noon**
** - gametime subject to NFL Flex Scheduling
Giants' Nicks Not Worried About Trade Rumors
(East Rutherford, NJ) -- Giants wide receiver Hakeem Nicks isn't sweating trade rumors surrounding his name. In the last year of his contract and with the team 0-and-6, Nicks is one of the more marquee names to possibly be on the move before the October 29th deadline. Nicks says he's been told nothing and expects to remain a Giant. The Giants host the Vikings for Monday Night Football this coming Monday.
Packers' Cobb To Miss Time With Knee Injury
(Green Bay, WI) -- The Green Bay Packers will be without wide receiver Randall Cobb for the next several games. Head coach Mike McCarthy confirmed Monday that Cobb has a knee injury that will sideline him for a few weeks. Cobb was hurt when he took a helmet to the knee from Ravens safety Matt Elam in the second quarter of Sunday's win. Minnesota hosts Green Bay on October 27th, so the Vikes will not face Cobb in that matchup.
Cowboys' Ware Out 3-to-4 Weeks
(Arlington, TX) -- Dallas Cowboys defensive end DeMarcus Ware is on the shelf. The star defender will be sidelined three-to-four weeks with a strained quad. Ware was hurt in Sunday night's 31-16 win over Washington. He has not missed a game since entering the NFL in 2005. The Vikings play at Dallas on November 3rd, so there's a good chance Ware will be unavailable against the Vikes.
Monday Night Football: Chargers Sneak By Colts
(San Diego, CA) -- San Diego kicker Nick Novak drilled a 50-yard field goal with two minutes left in the fourth quarter to clinch a 19-9 win for the Chargers against the Colts on "Monday Night Football" at Qualcomm Stadium. San Diego rookie wide receiver Keenan Allen continued his tremendous play, hauling in a 22-yard touchdown from Philip Rivers on his way to nine catches and 107 yards. Ryan Mathews ran for 102 yards on 22 carries, while Rivers passed for 237 and didn't turn the ball over. The Chargers joined four other teams in the AFC at 3-and-3. Indianapolis was held to three Adam Vinatieri field goals. Andrew Luck completed 18-of-30 passes for 202 yards with a late interception. Trent Richardson compiled 10 carries for 40 yards. The Colts fell to 4-and-2, but still lead the AFC South by a game.
Gopher Get Back To Work
(Minneapolis, MN) -- The Golden Gopher football team got a much-needed rest this past weekend. Minnesota is ready to ramp it back up this week as they gear up to face Big Ten rival Northwestern on Saturday. Both Minnesota and Northwestern are 4-and-2 overall and 0-and-2 in the Big Ten. Gopher defensive coordinator Tracy Claeys (CLAYZ) is the acting head coach and will meet with reporters this afternoon at the usual Tuesday media briefing. Jerry Kill is taking a leave of absence for health reasons.
Kickoff Set For Gopher Home Game Against Nebraska
(Chicago, IL) -- Gametime for the next Golden Gopher home football game has now been set. Minnesota hosts Nebraska on Saturday, October 26th and the Big Ten has set the kickoff at 11 a.m. The game will be nationally televised on either ESPN or ESPN-2. The game will also be broadcast on the statewide Gopher Radio Network. Minnesota visits Northwestern this Saturday for an 11 a.m. game.
Gopher Gridiron Slate and Results
(Undated) -- Here is the 2013 Golden Gopher football schedule with results to date:
Thursday, August 29 - Minnesota 51, UNLV 23 (final)
Saturday, September 7 - Minnesota 44, New Mexico State 21 (final)
Saturday, September 14 - Minnesota 29, Western Illinois 12 (final)
Saturday, September 21 - Minnesota 43, San Jose State 24 (final)
Saturday, September 28 - Iowa 23, Minnesota 7 (final)
Saturday, October 5 - Michigan 42, Minnesota 13 (final)
Saturday, October 12 - BYE WEEK
Saturday, October 19 - at Northwestern, 11am
Saturday, October 26 - vs Nebraska, 11am
Saturday, November 2 - at Indiana, 2:30pm
Saturday, November 9 - vs. Penn State, TBD
Saturday, November 16 - BYE WEEK
Saturday, November 23 - vs. Wisconsin, TBD
Saturday, November 30 - at Michigan State, TBD
Lynx Celebrate
(Minneapolis, MN) -- The WNBA champion Minnesota Lynx are feeling plenty of love from their home city, as thousands turned out for Monday's victory parade. The Lynx won their second title in three years, and did so this year without losing a single game in the postseason. They've also had the league's best record for the past three years. The parade was capped off by a pep rally inside the Target Center.
T'wolves Off Until Sunday
(Minneapolis, MN) -- The Minnesota Timberwolves are off until Sunday. They will head to Montreal to battle the Boston Celtics at the Bell Centre. Minnesota is 2-and-2 in preseason play following Saturday's 104-97 home loss to the Toronto Raptors. The T'wolves have three more exhibition games before opening the regular season against the Orlando Magic on October 30th.
NLCS Gets Interesting, ALCS Continues
(Undated) -- Yasiel Puig brought his trademark exuberance and emotion as the Dodgers picked up a 3-0 win over the Cardinals in Game Three of the NLCS. Los Angeles trails 2-1 and will try to even up the series at two tonight. Puig went 2-for-3 with an RBI, while Hanley Ramirez played through a fractured rib injury and went 2-for-4 and drove in a run. Hyun-Jin Ryu picked up the win dealing seven shutout innings opposite Cardinals ace Adam Wainwright. The Game Four pitching matchup features Ricky Nolasco for LA and Lance Lynn for the Cards. In the American League Championship Series, the Tigers and Red Sox square off all knotted up at one. Detroit missed a golden opportunity to come home with a 2-0 lead when David Ortiz smashed a game-tying grand slam in the eighth inning and Jarrod Saltalamacchia connected for a walk-off single in the ninth. Tigers ace Justin Verlander takes the hill coming off an eight-inning, ten-strikeout performance in the deciding Game Five of their ALDS. John Lackey makes his second start of the postseason for Boston. Lackey gave up four runs and five-and-one-third innings, but grabbed a win in the Sox' opening series.
MLB Umpire Wally Bell Dies
(Undated) -- Major League Baseball is mourning the death of umpire Wally Bell. The 48-year-old Bell died suddenly, leaving behind a girlfriend and family. Bell was an umpire for 21 years and was a part of three All-Star Games, seven Division Series, four League Championship Series and the 2006 World Series. He most recently was on Tim McClelland's crew for the NL Division Series between the Pirates and Cardinals this month.
Vickers' Sprint Cup Season Over With Blood Clot
(Concord, NC) -- Brian Vickers won't race the rest of the NASCAR season because of a blood clot in his right calf. The clot was discovered Monday after an examination. Vickers missed the final 25 races of the 2010 season with clots and required heart surgery. He says he's confident he can resume racing before the 2014 season.
Franchitti Has Second Surgery On Ankle
(Undated) -- IndyCar driver Dario Franchitti (fran-KEE-tee) underwent a second surgery on his right ankle yesterday. Franchitti continues to recover from the October 6th crash at the Houston IndyCar race that also injured a number of spectators. He also suffered two broken vertebrae and a concussion in the wreck.


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COLUMBIA CITY ŌĆö After Santa is led into downtown Columbia City tonight with the Lighted Christmas Parade, he will make several appearances throughout the holiday season.
A breakfast with Santa Claus is planned for Saturday, Dec. 7 at 8:30 a.m. and at 10 a.m.
The meal will be held at Downtown On The Square and is sponsored by the restaurant and Starr CPA & Associates, LLC.
There is no charge for the event, however, donations are appreciated.
This will be the second community event brought to downtown by the Columbia City Main Street Association.
Little Turtle Elementary School presented, ŌĆ£A Barnyard Moosical,ŌĆØ Tuesday. Pictured is Ella Murphy, 6, who received flowers from her grandmother after her portrayal of a cow. She is the daughter of Ron and Karen Murphy of Columbia City.
CHURUBUSCO ŌĆö Though Churubusco opened its boys basketball season with a loss, the Eagles showed a vast improvement from last seasonŌĆÖs opener against Adams Central.
Last year, Churubusco fell 51-34, the first of its nine-game losing streak to start this season. This year, Adams Central squeaked out the win with an overtime, 3-point, buzzer-beater, winning 58-56.
Eagle Brent Simmons stepped up the the free-throw line with 10 seconds left and ŌĆÖBusco down two points.
SOUTH WHITLEY ŌĆö For nearly an entire half, Columbia CityŌĆÖs boys basketball team had an advantage it did not exploit in its 49-31 win against Whitko Wednesday.
That advantage was at the tape measure. With three players at 6ŌĆÖ5 or more, and WhitkoŌĆÖs tallest being 6ŌĆÖ3, the conventional wisdom would say that the Eagles would go inside, but that did not happen, at least at first.
ŌĆ£We shot nine 3ŌĆÖs in the first half,ŌĆØ said Columbia City Boys Basketball Head Coach Chris Benedict. ŌĆ£I mean, youŌĆÖve got to get the ball inside.
ItŌĆÖs a little easier to go inside, then out on those 3ŌĆÖs.ŌĆØ
James L. Null, 81, of Columbia City, died at 4:45 a.m. Wednesday, Nov. 27, 2013, at Covington Manor Health & Rehab where he had been a resident since Nov. 7.
He was born January 19, 1932, in Fort Wayne, a son of Theodore and Mae (Purcell) Null. He completed his education at North Side High School.
He began his employment with Bursley which later became Food Marketing. He retired in 1994 with 46 years of service.
SOUTH WHITLEY ŌĆö Christmas spirit and holiday cheer will come to South Whitley by way of a town-wide holiday festival.
Katey Till, a South Whitley resident, joined with several other community members to coordinate Home for the Holidays, Dec. 8 from 3 to 6 p.m.
ŌĆ£ThereŌĆÖs been several people who have mentioned the idea of a winter festival,ŌĆØ Till said. ŌĆ£I thought it would be fun to have a town Christmas tree. We started brainstorming ideas, and it all started coming together.ŌĆØ
COLUMBIA CITY ŌĆö Columbia CityŌĆÖs government officials are encouraging residents to decorate their homes with Christmas lights.
In the next couple weeks, officials will be judging citizensŌĆÖ outdoor decorations. Columbia City Common Council President Dan Weigold said the winners should be announced by the next council meeting, Dec. 10.
Weigold, who heads the contest, is promoting that citizens get in the Christmas spirit.
COLUMBIA CITY ŌĆö With the recent decision by the Columbia City Parks Board to ban sledding at DeVol Field, many Whitley County natives have strong opinions on the topic ŌĆö particularly on social media websites.
In light of a new fence on a familiar sledding hill, Columbia City Attorney Marcia McNagny cautioned local officials on the potential liability of leaving the park open for sledding this winter. After much discussion, the Columbia City Park Board determined on a 3-2 vote to forbid sledding at DeVol Field, due to safety concerns.
WHITLEY COUNTY ŌĆö Before the books close on the month of November, the girls basketball teams of Whitley County will have completed nearly 25 percent of their seasons.
Columbia City
The Lady Eagles are 3-1 and are heading for a Friday game at Fort Wayne North Side.
Columbia City has scored some big wins, avenging losses from last season by beating Marion and Fort Wayne Snider.
It was the first win over Snider in four seasons and the first in two against Marion.
Tuesday, the Lady Eagles lost their first game of the year, falling in overtime to Leo on their home floor in Columbia City.
COLUMBIA CITY ŌĆö The Post & Mail, Whitley CountyŌĆÖs daily newspaper, again will be publishing a newspaper on Thanksgiving morning, Thursday, Nov. 28.
And, like last year, the newspaper will expand delivery of the newspaper to most residents in the Greater Columbia City area, whether or not they are a subscriber to the daily newspaper.
The special Thanksgiving morning edition will be a full local newspaper. with expanded delivery to most non-subscribers in the 46725 zip code.

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With the Grammy Awards taking place this Sunday (February 9), R&B vet Johnny Gill stopped by Majic 107.5/97.5 and told Carol Blackmon how he felt about not receiving a nomination for his solo album, Still Winning.
Watch the interview below to see the New Edition member break down the Grammy Awards nomination process and more.
Johnny Gill Is "Still Winning" With New Album
Bobby Brown On His Life & New Album: "It's Been One Hell Of A Ride" [EXCLUSIVE]
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The cost of a college education continues to increase faster than inflation; a phenomenon that's roiling family budgets and spurring calls for action on Capitol Hill. But with a little digging, parents and students can find cost-cutting deals and programs that make the paper chase a lot more affordable.
While public colleges and universities are hiking tuition to make up for dramatic reductions to state higher-education funding, private colleges — which usually receive no state funding — have greater latitude to cut costs. That's one reason that average annual tuition increases at public colleges have been more than twice as large as those at private colleges over the last decade, according to the College Board Advocacy & Policy Center.
Duquesne University in Pittsburgh is slashing tuition by 50 percent for freshmen who enroll in the school of education this year. The price cut is good for four years for students who stay in the program.
High-achieving freshmen who enrolled at Seton Hall University by Dec. 15, 2011, will get a tuition discount of $21,000 — or 66 percent — for the 2012-13 school year. The same deal probably will go to freshmen for the 2013-14 school year.


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DAiLY CRiMiNAL: Does This Look like The Face Of A Man Accused Of Beating His Mother To Death & Wrapping Her Body In A Blanket?
Broward Sheriff's Office believes that 30 year old Danny Martin beat his mother to death in her Pompano Beach apartment. He is being accused of Murder, as well as wrapping her body in a blanket and cleaning to cover up the crime scene. Danny's mother, Heidi Mittica was found dead after she no showed to work one morning and her employer sent someone to look for her. Martin was arrested shortly after they found his mother's dead body. Detectives found him with cuts and bruises, hiding in his mother's car which was parked on Palmetto Park Road.


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CONCORD, N.C.(June 11, 2008) – The apple doesn't fall far from the tree when it comes to the Fennig family. Jimmy Fennig, David Ragan's crew chief on the No. 6 AAA Ford Fusion, has someone following right in his footsteps. That shadow is his 16-year old son Joey Fennig. Joey is currently a member of the AAA team and an employee of Roush Fenway Racing. Joey just completed his junior year of high school and will spend his summer working at the shop and traveling with the team on the weekends.
During the school year Fennig works in the shop after school and comes to the track with the raceday team to help out. With school being out for summer, Joey will spend his days working at the shop with his father and the set-up team, and will travel to a majority of the races. Jimmy Fennig stresses that school comes first, but racing is a close second.
"Joey is mature beyond his years and manages to excel in his academics as well as racing," said Fennig. "If this is what he wants to do in the future then I will support him 100 percent."
Joey has some big shoes to fill. Jimmy Fennig has had a successful career and has worked with such drivers as Bobby Allison, Mark Martin, Dick Trickle and won the 2004 Sprint Cup Championship with Kurt Busch. In 2007 Jack Roush paired Jimmy Fennig with the rookie driver David Ragan. The experience of Fennig is exactly what Ragan needed. Ragan finished fifth in the Daytona 500 and was the runner up for the rookie-of-the-year award. The duo are currently in their second season together had have two top-five and three top-10 finishes, and currently sit just seven points out of the top 12 in the point standings.
"I started working at Roush last summer and tried to make it to as many races as I could last year," said Joey. "In a sport like this you are always working or traveling so it's great to get to spend time with my Dad and I've learned a lot from him. Next year I'm going to be a senior and my goal is to go to college and someday be a crew chief like my Dad. I'm not sure exactly what my major will be or where I'll go to school, but hopefully, it will be somewhere nearby so I can keep traveling and working with the team."
About Roush Fenway Racing
Roush Fenway Racing operates 13 full-time motorsports teams, five in NASCAR Sprint Cup with drivers Matt Kenseth, Jamie McMurray, Greg Biffle, Carl Edwards and David Ragan; four in the Nationwide Series with Kenseth, Biffle, Edwards, McMurray, Ragan, Erik Darnell and Colin Braun; three in the Craftsman Truck Series with Darnell, Braun, Kvapil, Bobby East and John Wes Townley; and one in the ARCA RE/MAX Series with Ricky Stenhouse, Jr.


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Albuquerque, N.M. --- One would think that after back-to-back Mountain West championships, back-to-back trips to the NCAA College Cup, and the fact that the New Mexico Lobos haven't lost a conference match since 2009, recruiting might get a little easier for head coach Kit Vela and company. In a way, one would be right, and in a way, it's a whole new mountain to climb.
But Vela and her staff keep climbing that mountain and reaching new peaks, and there is no better evidence than with the announcement of her 2012 signing class, as Lobo women's soccer picked up eight NLIs, ranging from California to Colorado to right in UNM's backyard with a pair of Albuquerque commitments. The class features goal scorers, lockdown defenders, speed, and agility, and probably most important to coach Vela; winners. Winners on the pitch, and winners in the classroom. Those types of qualities have translated in the last two years into a pair of championships.
"This is a class of strength and character," said Vela, who just finished her 11th season with the program. "This is a group of terrific players, who are also solid students, who believe in our philosophy of hard work." With much success, it makes sense for Vela to take care of her own backyard. She did just that with a pair of local recruits in teammates Alyssa Coonrod and Olivia Ferrier. Both players teamed up at Albuquerque's Volcano Vista High School to win a state title as juniors, and narrowly missing a second as seniors. The all-staters just add to a roster that saw seven Albuquerque and surround area student-athlete contribute, and Coonrod and Ferrier will look to join the ranks of some recent great homegrown Lobos.
"This is a class of strength and character. This is a group of terrific players, who are also solid students, who believe in our philosophy of hard work."
--Kit Vela
"We have an 11-year history of tremendous New Mexico student-athletes in our program," said Vela. "This is strongly shown in newly graduated Jael Fanning, who was a Mountain West Second Team All-Conference player, a two-year captain, and integral in the 4.0 club with a degree in Nutrition! We also have current New Mexico impact players, led by seniors Natalie Jenks and Rachel Montoya. We look forward to continuing that tradition, for years to come." Coonrod and Ferrier aren't the only teammates in the signing class, as Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy teammates Katelyn Almeida and Tera Trujillo will join the Lobos in the fall. Both played with current Lobo sophomore Sinead Fleming at FHSA last year. Bringing in teammates allows for an instant familiarity, and it shows that UNM has a solid Southern California pipeline
Vela notes that FSHA has definitely served as a pipeline for the Lobo program. "Prior to Sinead, we had a very successful Hannah Hand from FSHA, showing that we have a mutual belief in each other's programs. We believe in the quality of people and the quality of athletes that Frank Pace produces, and we are very happy to be bringing in two more FSHA players."
Almeida and Trujillo aren't the only recruits from California in the class however, as Katie Hinman joins from Mission Viejo and Dylann O'Connor from West Hills California.
Vela also went up to Colorado and dipped into Texas to close out the class, signing a goal scorer in Lindsay Guice from Ft. Collins, and Annie Wheeler from Arlington, Texas.
The eight-woman class won't arrive on campus until the summer, and won't hit the pitch officially until August, but with the track record of championships, regional awards, CoSIDA Academic All-American, and conference honors, this class of eight will be charged with keeping Lobo women's soccer on its current pace, a pace that is continually climbing the national landscape.
Katelyn Almeida
5-5 * MF/D * Fr.
Sierra Madre, Calif. (Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy)
Currently in her fourth season at Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy High School under co-coaches Frank Pace and Kathy Desmond has earned a slew of honors, earning a pair of All-Mission League accolades in 2010 and 2011, helping FSHA to CIF championships in 2010 and 2011 was named Second Team All-League as a junior currently has two goals and an assist as FSHA is 10-4-1 on the season also had two goals, with two assists, as FSHA won the CIF title, going 23-3-1 won a CIF regular season title and the Mission League title, going 22-1-4, recording a pair of assists as a rookie she had one assist as FSHA went 16-5-4, finishing second in the Mission League earned an academic letter in 2010 and 2011 member of the Honor Roll
Personal: Is the daughter of Manuel and Rosabel Almeida plans to major in business favorite athlete is Luke Walton birthday is June 16, 1994.
Coach Vela on Almeida: "Katelyn is a very smart, gifted player who comes to UNM from a winning background. She is another versatile player who will find herself in several roles with a bright career ahead of her."
Alyssa Coonrod
5-7 * MF * Fr.
Albuquerque, N.M. (Volcano Vista HS)
Lettered for four seasons at Volcano Vista High School under former Lobo Samantha Lucero also lettered for one season each in track and basketball Earned Honorable Mention All-State honors as a sophomore, junior, and senior, helping VVHS to a state title as a junior, and a runner-up finish as a senior was also a three-time Second Team All-District selection is a member of the National Honor Society, and she ranks in the top 10 in her class in grade point average was an academic letter winner, and was nominated for VVHS's Honorable Hawk award also played Club ball for the New Mexico Rush, helping the Rush to the Club State Championship.
Personal: Is the daughter of Paul and Julie Conrood her mother Julie is a professor of civil engineering at UNM is undecided on a college major favorite athlete is current Lobo basketball player Jamal Fenton birthday is April 8, 1994.
Coach Vela on Coonrod: "Alyssa is a Lobo at heart! She is a driven and determine athlete with a very high work rate. She is a native New Mexican who has incredible pride and will quickly learn her way into this program."
Olivia Ferrier
5-3 * D * Fr.
Albuquerque, N.M. (Volcano Vista HS)
Lettered for four seasons at Volcano Vista High School under former Lobo Samantha Lucero picked up a host of awards over her four-year career, highlighted by earning District Co-Player of the Year honors in 2011 as a senior also was the District Defensive Player of the Year in both 2011 and 2010 was a First Team All-State selection as a junior and a senior earned First Team All-Metro in 2011, and earned First Team All-District honors all four seasons was named District MVP as a freshman for the fall of 2009 she was named the Albuquerque Public School Outstanding Female Athlete was a key factor in Volcano Vista's successes, winning a state title as a junior, and finishing second as a senior Volcano Vista also was a state semifinalist her freshman and sophomore years as a freshman VVHS went 17-6-0 as she scored 17 goals and added three assists, playing as a forward as a forward again as a sophomore, VVHS went 15-5-1 as Ferrier scored 11 goals moved to the backline as a junior, helping Volcano Vista to a state title, adding a goal and an assist with Volcano Vista going 17-4 had another goal and an assist as Vista went 17-4 again in her senior year was a four-year member of the National Honor Society also played Club ball for the New Mexico Rush, where she was the 2010 team MVP, helping the Rush to the Club State Championship.
Personal: Is the daughter of Jon and Laura Ferrier her uncle Tom Ferrier ran track at New Mexico from 1982-85 plans to major in physical therapy favorite athlete is Hope Solo birthday is March 27, 1994.
Coach Vela on Ferrier: "Olivia is an athletic defender with a competitive mentality. She moved from forward to defender in high school, and she will be mentored to learn the defensive system, but she can fit in right away with her natural abilities."
Lindsay Guice
5-5 * MF/F * Fr.
Ft. Collins, Colo. (Rocky HS)
A two-year letter winner who is entering her senior season at Rocky High School under coach Ron Clark earned First Team All-Conference honors after a junior season in which she led Rocky with 11 goals, as RHS made it to the state quarterfinals was also named First Team Academic All-State scored 11 goals as a sophomore as Rocky made it to the state semifinals after an upset win over top-ranked Cherry Creek is a member of the RHS honor roll and the National Honor Society
Personal: Is the daughter of Saul and Laura Guice her grandfather John Gaston played college football at Oklahoma in 1953 plans on majoring in business favorite athlete is Tim Tebow birthday is May 26, 1994.
Coach Vela on Guice: "Lindsay is a skillful player with outstanding speed. She is also an extremely hard-worker. She can create great opportunities for herself and her teammates, and she will be another impact player."
Katie Hinman
5-7 * MF/F * Fr.
Mission Viejo, Calif. (Capistrano Valley HS)
Lettered in both soccer and track at Capistrano Valley High School under coaches Neil Powell and Many Romero will bring the element of speed to the Lobo lineup is a two-time team MVP in track, and was CVHS's Offensive MVP in soccer last season has twice won the conference 400m and ran a leg on the conference championship 4x100-meter relay team qualified for the CIF championships in the 400m, the 4x100, and 4x400
Personal: Her actual first name is Taylor, but goes by Katie is the daughter of Charles and Gretchen Hinman her mother Gretchen played volleyball at SCC, and her grandfather played football at Wichita State plans to major in nutritional sciences favorite athlete is Matt Barkley birthday is January 3, 1994.
Coach Vela on Hinman: "Katie is an incredible athlete who is obviously extremely fast and quick. She should be able to prove herself quickly in a competitive environment."
Dylann O'Connor
5-4 * MF * Fr.
West Hills, Calif. (El Camino Real HS)
An offensive-minded midfielder who is currently in her fourth season at El Camino Real High School under coach Eric Choi is currently playing in her senior year, and she has to this point 39 career goals, 30 assists, and 108 career points has led El Camino Real to a 14-2-2 record so far as a senior with 11 goals and six assists had a fantastic junior year, leading ECRHS to a 21-3-3- record and the Los Angeles City Section CIF title she scored 11 goals to go along with 14 assists picked up a host of honors after he junior year, including All-Area First Team, L.A. Daily News First Team, and West Valley League Most Valuable Player was named CIF Player of the Year after a sophomore season in which she scored seven goals and assed nine assists as ECRHS went 14-6-5 with another L.A. City Section CIF title she served as a captain as a sophomore, becoming the youngest captain in school history scored 10 goals with a helper as a rookie as El Camino Real went 12-8-3 ranks among the top 20 in her class in grade point average with over a 4.0
Personal: Is the daughter of Robert and Nancy O'Connor plans on majoring in biology favorite athlete is Tim Tebow birthday is April 18, 1994.
Coach Vela on O'Connor: "Dylan has a tremendous work ethic and great natural athletic abilities. She has a lot of similar qualities to some of our previous top Lobo midfielders, and I think she can put her mark quickly on the team."
Tera Trujillo
5-7 * MF/D * Fr.
Granada, Calif. (Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy)
Currently in her fourth season at Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy High School under co-coaches Frank Pace and Kathy Desmond helped FSHA to CIF championships in 2010 and 2011 was named First Team All-Mission League after her junior season recorded 10 points during her sophomore season as FSHA won the CIF title, going 23-3-1 won a CIF regular season title and the Mission League title, going 22-1-4, recording 13 points played ODP from 2006-10, and played club soccer for the highly-touted San Diego Surf, winning a national championship in 2008
Personal: Is the daughter of Victor and Michele Trujillo her father Vic played soccer at BYU plans on majoring in business favorite athlete is Lionel Messi birthday is January 19, 1994.
Coach Vela on Trujillo: "Tera is an outstanding player who will be flying coming off of an injury. She is a winner with a warrior's mentality. She can play anywhere, and she will be an integral piece to our program during her career at UNM."
Annie Wheeler
5-8 * MF/D * Fr.
Arlington, Texas (Arlington HS)
Another high scoring forward who is currently in her fourth season at Arlington High School under coach Andrea Scott had 36 goals and 36 assists for 108 points over her first three years was named First Team All-District as a junior after leading her team to a 20-1-2 record and a District Championship scored 14 goals and added 15 assists for 43 points as a junior was named league MVP and team MVP had 12 goals and 11 assists as a sophomore as Arlington went 17-3-2 as a high school freshman scored 10 goals with 10 assists, helping Arlington for 15-4-3 a member of AHS's "A" honor roll, and of the National Honor Society
Personal: Is the daughter of Ron and Claire Wheeler her grandfather Jack Wheeler played for Lobo basketball from 1943-47 had two uncles that played tennis at UNM: Gary (1976-77) and Jerry (1977-81), and her father Ron played tennis at UNM from 1976-80 is undecided on a college major favorite athlete is Emily Hunter birthday is October 19, 1993.
Coach Vela on Wheeler: "Annie comes from a family of competitive athletes, and she has a Lobo family background. She has tremendous athletic ability and mentality. She has a successful Texas background, and that should translate quickly into our Lobo style of play."


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FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — Look out. That familiar sight is the New England Patriots romping through December, looking like a Super Bowl team.
The Patriots rolled over Houston 42-14 on Monday night, stamping themselves once again as the team to fear in the AFC — and making the Texans look like pretenders.
Tom Brady threw for four touchdowns and 296 yards as New England manhandled the team with the league's best record. The Patriots (10-3), who already own the AFC East title, won their seventh straight and moved one game behind the Texans (11-2) for the conference's top seed.
"It's a Monday night game," Brady said. "We have played in a lot of big games in December."
A matchup of the top two scoring teams in the league was a mismatch from the outset. It took New England only one possession to start its scoring barrage as the Patriots surpassed their average of 35.8 points per game.
Wes Welker's 31-yard punt return and 25-yard reception — the 107th straight game he's had a catch — led to Aaron Hernandez's 7-yard score. That gave Brady 45 consecutive games with a TD pass, third longest in NFL history.
Houston, which had won six straight, threatened on its next series, only to have Matt Schaub force a ball into double coverage in the Patriots' end zone. Devin McCourty picked it off and returned it 19 yards, setting up more pinpoint throws by Brady, who finished 21 of 35.
He couldn't miss if he tried, his receivers were so uncovered: Brandon Lloyd for 14 yards, Danny Woodhead for 18, Hernandez for 13, then Lloyd for the 37-yard TD to make it 14-0. Texans defensive coordinator Wade Phillips could only shake his head in disgust at his players' inability to challenge the Patriots.
It got worse. At the end of a 70-yard drive helped by a 26-yard interference call on Danieal Manning, no Texans were lined up to Brady's left in front of Hernandez. A quick snap, a quicker pass and the tight end waltzed into the end zone.
Patriots 42, Texans 14
Houston 0 0 7 7 — 14
New England 14 7 7 14 — 42
First quarter
NE—Hernandez 7 pass from Brady (Gostkowski kick), 9:27.
NE—Lloyd 37 pass from Brady (Gostkowski kick), 2:49.
Second quarter
NE—Hernandez 4 pass from Brady (Gostkowski kick), 11:01.
Third quarter
NE—Stallworth 63 pass from Brady (Gostkowski kick), 9:49.
Hou—Foster 1 run (S.Graham kick), 6:12.
Fourth quarter
NE—Lloyd fumble recovery in end zone (Gostkowski kick), 14:15.
NE—Ridley 14 run (Gostkowski kick), 7:23.
Hou—Yates 1 run (S.Graham kick), 2:00.
Hou NE
First downs 19 27
Total Net Yards 323 419
Rushes-yards 27-100 33-130
Passing 223 289
Punt Returns 2-1 4-50
Kickoff Returns 2-39 1-7
Interceptions Ret. 1-1 1-19
Comp-Att-Int 21-36-1 21-36-1
Sacked-Yards Lost 2-24 1-7
Punts 7-49.3 5-48.0
Fumbles-Lost 1-0 2-0
Penalties-Yards 7-70 6-56
Time of Possession 29:11 30:49
RUSHING—Houston, Foster 15-46, Tate 8-46, Forsett 3-7, Yates 1-1. New England, Ridley 18-72, Vereen 8-40, Bolden 2-11, Brady 1-6, Woodhead 1-4, Mallett 3-(minus 3).
PASSING—Houston, Schaub 19-32-1-232, Yates 2-4-0-15. New England, Brady 21-35-0-296, Mallett 0-1-1-0.
RECEIVING—Houston, Johnson 8-95, Foster 4-39, Jean 2-31, Daniels 2-24, Casey 1-30, Posey 1-19, Forsett 1-14, Tate 1-(minus 1), Martin 1-(minus 4). New England, Hernandez 8-58, Lloyd 7-89, Welker 3-52, Woodhead 2-34, Stallworth 1-63.
MISSED FIELD GOALS—None.


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To Change and Ron: I haven't got a summary for you, sorry.
To Change and Ron: I haven't got a summary for you, sorry.
Paul, when I decided to write my e-book, in the spring of 2001, I knew I undertook something that has to overcome great difficulties to become successful, I pointed that out myself in the book and several times on my website in the years that followed. Founding a BCPP and realizing its aims will be very, very hard, even if I had had a 1,000 enthusiastic replies. Yet 'very hard' is not the same as 'impossible', and if I believed this effort to have failed, I think I would be man enough to admit it.
Yet such is the strength of my belief in the revival of Christianity, and such is my belief in the potential of the United Kingdom to make a new beginning on the basis of constructive values, and such is my belief in the potential of the internet to make people aware of the confusing influences of TV, film and the other old media, that I am not afraid to tell I only received about fifteen e-mails, knowing that this low number would lead people to think my initiative a failure. (I already mentioned this number in 2004.)
I know there is a Christian party in Britain, and there are such parties in my country too. The cabinet we have now consists of three parties, two of them carrying the word Christian in their names. People however interpret Christianity's foundation, the New Testament, in different ways and so Christian politicians, and politicians calling themselves Christian, will arrive at different ideas about what Christian policies are.
You are indeed qualified to talk about your experiences, they are experiences that I lack.
Your particular reading habits and the activities of the academics you are acquainted with don't undermine in the least what I have written in my previous posting. You can not seriously pretend to know how all of the 1000s of academics I mailed spend their time. A number of the recipients will not have read me, and those who have read me will have had various judgements on my text. To me, it doesn't matter whether the non-readers and the non-reacters form an overwhelming majority or not. I have put my hopes on those among the recipients, and their networks, who are as much worried about the negative developments the European peoples seem to be trapped in as I am.
You write you are in doubt whether to start a new political party 'in an overcrowded marketplace'. In the last decades, it has become common practice to describe politics with terms and phrases derived from capitalism, but I never will. My ideas are not products and our countries are not companies.
There are indeed a lot of politicians who say they are 'patriots' and I don't find that surprising, because it is a word that sounds positive. So what is needed are thorough-going discussions about what these politicians actually do or don't do in relation to what they say, to help the general public make up their minds what their parties actually mean by 'patriotic'. I think that the internet is the best medium for such discussions.
About the fact I never get counterarguments: it is very well possible that a number of recipients read my text, then felt intellectually challenged to think of counterarguments, yet had to conclude they couldn't find any, but didn't send me an e-mail. Mind you, I am saying: it is possible. I am not claiming that this has happened, I can not know that of course, but rationally, it can't be ruled out either. You on the other hand pretend to know for sure this didn't happen. So I don't think you are unfair, but you do resort to an unfounded assumption here.
In the same way, it is also possible I have readers who could send me long interesting e-mails indicating my theory hit the bull's eye, but don't, for the simple reason they don't want me to succeed, or because they fear it might jeopardize their position in society.
Finally, if a stranger from a far land sent me an e-book urging me to found the International Atheists Party, I would tell him that God does exist, but I would be a good sport and advise him to contact that insecure apostle of atheism, Professor Richard Dawkins, the author of 'The God Delusion'.
Kind regards,
Britain faces the threat of Anglocide
Long live the Jews, down with Torahism
There are a huge number of small, effectively single issue parties that frequently fail to make any impact whatsoever at election time. The only small party with any success is the Greens but only in a very atypical part of the country. Starting yet another new party when the Christian Party already exists is wasting your time. You may consider it different but the electorate will not.
It is far better to use more effective campaigning techniques to try to convince those with real power or a realistic potential of it i.e. the big three parties. A summary of your ideas would make a good start...
Move with the trend, hop onto the Islamic bandwagon.
Racist or Fascist views should not be allowed free rein in our Society
Ron, the things you wrote 4th August make me almost urge you to read my book. Only then you will get a better view on what we are up against, and you will look at the Greens and the Christian Party with other, better informed eyes.
About your suggestion to try to convince the big parties: Both the Labour and the Conservative Party must know about my initiative. They almost certainly found out about my e-mail action through the many contacts they have with academics, and if they didn't, there is my letter to the then PM Mr Blair in 2004, and my recent letter to PM Mr Cameron. Yet so far, I haven't heard Labour nor the Tories ever warn the British people against Torahism, and the mainstream political parties in my country don't either.
This is what has to happen, in my opinion:
1. The European peoples need to be re-evangelized. I am perhaps as much a sinner as the next guy, but that doesn't matter right now. What matters is the truth of this message, regardless of the personal flaws of the messenger, so I repeat: the European peoples need to be re-evangelized. (In fact, the Christian message is meant for the happiness of the whole of mankind, but let's not overdo it, for the time being....) When we take a copy of the New Testament, we are holding the treasure of the right ideas for a happy future for our nations in our hands, whether we realize it or not, and many of us won't realize it, because Christianity is nowadays burdened by a negative image. There is a tremendous amount of confusion in society about what Christianity stands for.
2. We have got to get rid of a number of ideas that have become dominant in the opinion climate since the 1960s. The opinion climate is the product of what's being broadcast and printed through televison, film, newspapers and the other old media. We have to muster the courage to defy the negative labels that will be sticked upon us, once we denounce these mainstream ideas, but we have to get rid of them. They may have a positive, modern image, but they work out destructively in reality, in my view. Again, we'll find the better ideas in the New Testament. The UK's flag wasn't designed on the basis of Christian crosses for nothing.
3. The taboo on the existence of Torahism has to be broken. This has to be done with great care. Torahism is a religion annex world view that's being transferred through relentless indoctrination from one generation of Jews to the next, against their will, as this indoctrrination starts at the age of five, thus in the defenceless minds of innocent children. So it has to be done with great care, with great endurance, with great understanding for the justified sensitivities of the Jewish people, living inside and outside Israel, but it has to be done. I am in favour of swift and heavy punishments of those who resort to violence once the taboo is broken.
Again, the old parties never warn us against Torahism and neither do the old media. That silence benefits Torahism only, that needs silence and invisibility to enhance its "successes", and that silence is of course a bad thing for the victims of Torahism, namely your people, my people the Dutch, and the other European peoples. Their silence is one strong indication that the old parties and the old media are on the side of Torahism, not on the side of its victims.
4. Once we enter the stage that the re-evangelization catches on, that the overall opinion climate is changing for the better, that the overall mentality of our peoples is becoming more Christian yet again, then we can begin to scrap bad laws and to pass better ones accordingly. The better morale first, the better laws later, but I predict we will need less laws then.
5. All of this will probably take decades to realize, and it will pose enormous difficulties for the personal lifes of those who will actively engage in this, but I believe it must be done and it can be done, with the aid of the internet. Not only the happiness and the prosperity of our peoples are at stake, but even their very existence (!)
I propose we discuss one point at a time, and so, the issue of the re-evangelization to begin with.
Kind regards,
Britain faces the threat of Anglocide
Long live the Jews, down with Torahism
Richard I appreciate the work you are putting in, but you cannot assume because you have written to the PM that his party is aware of your letter. I have had 2 recent responses from David Cameron's office, but I doubt that the Tory party is even vaguely aware of what I have written. The PM receives thousands of letters every week. He doesn't sit down with the party apparat and discuss them individually. Because I am a consitutuent my letters on constituency matters do get discussed generically. That is, they are discussed alongside those of constituents who share the same interest. My letter on the closure of Witney Magistrates' Court was answered by what appears to be a standard letter to those of us who wrote on the subject. I suspect DC has been briefed locally about the issue. The only difference for me is that David Cameron always writes to me using my first name and signs himself off as David, but then I've known him for years.Both the Labour and the Conservative Party must know about my initiative. They almost certainly found out about my e-mail action through the many contacts they have with academics, and if they didn't, there is my letter to the then PM Mr Blair in 2004, and my recent letter to PM Mr Cameron. Yet so far, I haven't heard Labour nor the Tories ever warn the British people against Torahism, and the mainstream political parties in my country don't either.
Although you have written to many people not all of them discuss their mail with the political parties they belong to, although I am certain that if you wrote to several academics in the same Uni they would have discussed the fact of your correspondence in the common rooms. As I said, during the election campaign I received a number of e-mails that had been circulated to all Parliamentary candidates. I didn't discuss them with the other candidates and only briefly mentioned them to my election agent, who is also my girlfriend. I suspect that the Tory hierarchy, like the Labour one before it, will be too busy focussing on their own issues to worry about unsolicited outside influences. It never ceases to amaze me what people discuss and don't discuss, but don't be disappointed if people don't read your book. If it's any consolation the book, 'The Change We Choose, Speeches 2007-2009' by Gordon Brown, released by Mainstream publishing in April has, at the time of the latest edition of Private Eye going to print, sold 32 copies. This is a man who has just been Prime Minister. If he can only sell 32 copies of his speeches in 4 months, and people buy it voluntarily, why would people read and discuss your book when it arrived unsolicited in the e-mail?
Mr Schoot, you should team up with the nutty Prof Solz from Turkey. The Team effort will give your 'book' the much needed inspirational boost.
Racist or Fascist views should not be allowed free rein in our Society
Paul, you undoubtedly know interesting people.
You doubt whether the Conservative Party knows about my letter to PM Mr Cameron. Yet, Mr Cameron is the leader of his party, so if he knows about my initiative, I can safely say his party knows of it. The same goes for Mr Blair and the Labour Party, of which he was the leader in 2004.
So here is where we are now: you think it unlikely the parties know about my e-mail action and my letters to their PMs, but I think they do, given the seriousness of the subjects I write about and the well-argued warning I e-mailed. I mean, I don't want to diminish the importance of the local issues you dedicate your skills and energy to, but I am writing about the possibility of genocide through psychological warfare here.
But why should you and I bog down in a fruitless discussion about who might know what? I'll simply ask the chairmen and chairwomen of a number of parties. But before I inquire whether they know about my texts or not, I will have to address them about a far more important issue. I will publish that letter on this website on Tuesday, August the 17th, send it to them by mail and by e-mail, and publish the replies.
I recognize your amazement about what people discuss and don't discuss.
My e-mail action can indeed be called an 'unsolicited outside influence', but my unsolicited outside influence amounts to a well-argued warning against a formidable danger, and those who read me and feel better informed now, won't care whether the warning came from within the UK itself, from the Netherlands or from Polynesia. Again, when I made the effort, I put my hopes on those among my recipients who, regardless of their number, feel committed to the well-being of the British people, and again, you can't possibly know there were no such recipients.
If someone in the past ever sent me two e-mails titled 'The Netherlands are going down the drain (1/2)' and 'The Netherlands are going down the drain (2/2)', I would certainly have opened them and read at least the first page and the table of contents, because the e-mail title would have reminded me of the similar headline I gave to my 1999 internet pamphlet.
When a former Labour PM is only able to sell 32 copies of his compiled speeches in 4 months time, then that's only underlining the enormous mental gap that exists between that party and the people, I think.
To come back to my previous posting: the European peoples need to be re-evangelized. Everyone agrees?
Kind regards,
Britain faces the threat of Anglocide
Long live the Jews, down with Torahism
I'm sorry, you're now coming over as delusional. You are detached from our political system and the nature of our politicians. I was drinking with a former Tory adviser on Monday night and he has never mentioned your initiative in the years I have known him. I'm sure he would have had he known. David Cameron didn't mention it once during the recent general election and it wasn't mentioned in his acceptance speech on election night (I know, I was standing just out of camera shot on the night), so I don't think it is a priority for him. I know many, many politicians of all shades and none of them has mentioned your initiative. Honestly, regardless of your personal belief in the strength or importance of your arguments and research, no politician mentions his postbag to his whole party as a matter of course. I've written to many senior politicians and have had personal replies, but nobody else apart from their advisers would know of my letters to them. In the same way that, when I have been a member of political parties, no leader has ever made me privy to the mail he has received.You doubt whether the Conservative Party knows about my letter to PM Mr Cameron. Yet, Mr Cameron is the leader of his party, so if he knows about my initiative, I can safely say his party knows of it. The same goes for Mr Blair and the Labour Party, of which he was the leader in 2004.
I reiterate, neither the Conservative nor Labour parties are aware of your letters to their leaders.


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Four Wrestlers Claim NCAA Automatic Bids at ACC's
March 3, 2012
CHAPEL HILL, N.C.-- NC State will have at least four wrestlers in the 2012 NCAA Tournament as Coltin Fought, Darrius Little, Matt Nereim, and Colton Palmer all claimed automatic bids at the 2012 ACC Championships on Saturday.
This years NCAA Championships will be held at the Scottrade Center in St. Louis, Mo., March 15-17, 2012.
Darrius Little and Matt Nereim both advanced to the finals for the Wolfpack, but fell just short of the conference title and collected second place finishes. Little fell to Nick Nelson of Virginia by decision 3-2 in the second tiebreaker period. At the end of regulation, the score was 1-1 as both wrestlers registered escapes when starting in the down position. The first period of overtime went scoreless before the match proceeded to the tiebreaker periods where Nelson was able to edge Little.
Wolfpack sophomore Matt Nereim started his day off by registering a 7-4 decision over Andrew Guardado of Duke. In his second match, Nereim pinned top-seeded Gus Sako of Virginia just 1 minute three seconds into the match. Nereim faced off against Nick Brashetta of Virginia Tech in the finals and dropped an 8-4 decision and settled for second.
Redshirt senior Colton Palmer claimed an automatic bid to the NCAA tournament by finishing in third place in the 157-pound weight class. The Atlantic Coast Conference received 3 automatic bids to the tournament and Palmer made sure that he received one by defeating Cameron Hurd of Virginia Tech in the consolation finals.
Palmer dropped his first match of the day to Hurd, but overcame the earlier lost to defeat Hurd in the consolation finals, 7-5. The Wolfpack senior pinned Jedd Moore of Virginia in the consolation semifinals at 1:46 to claim a spot in the consolation finals. With the pin, Palmer now has 24 career falls which is the eighth highest total in school history.
Freshman Coltin Fought registered two pins en route to a third place finish and a NCAA tournament bid. In his first match of the day, Fought pinned Brian Bokoski of UNC just 42 seconds into the match. His second pin of the day would come over Peter Terrezza of Duke. Fought avenged his prior lost to Terrezza at Duke by getting the fall at 3:15.
At 174, Quinton Godley fell short of claiming an automatic bid but finished third in the weight class. The conference only received two automatic bids at 174. Godley entered the tournament as the No. 2 seed in the conference and as a result received a first round bye. The 174-pounder dropped a close decision in the semifinals to Chris Moon of Virginia Tech, 3-1. Godley went on to defeat Alex Utley of UNC and Vinny Waldhauser of UVA to claim third place.
Junior KaRonne Jones and freshman Robert O'Neill also wrestled well for State with both finishing in fourth place. Jones went 1-2 on the day, while O'Neill went 2-2.
NC State finished fourth in the final team standings with 47.5 points. Maryland claimed this years title with a total of 83 points.
2012 ACC Wrestling Championships
Final Standings
1) Maryland, 83
2) Virginia, 73.5
3) Virginia Tech, 70.5
4) NC State, 47.5
5) North Carolina, 38
6) Duke, 17.5
NC State individual matches in the 2012 ACC Wrestling Championships:
Coltin Fought (125)
pinned Brian Bokoski (UNC) at 0:42
lost to Matt Snyder (UMD), by fall at 2:08
pinned Peter Terrezza (DU) at 3:15
defeated Erik Spjut (VT), 4-2
3rd Place
Ben Elliott (133)
lost to Geoffrey Alexander (UMD), by tech. fall at 7:00
lost to Brandon Gambucci (DU), 0-10
Darrius Little (141)
defeated Zach Neibert (VT), 7-3
lost to Nick Nelson (UVA), 2-3, tb2
2nd Place
Matt Nereim (149)
defeated Andrew Guardado (DU), 7-3
pinned Gus Sako (UVA) at 1:03
lost to Nick Braschetta (VT), 4-8
2nd Place
Colton Palmer (157)
lost to Cameron Hurd (VT), 2-8
pinned Jedd Moore (UVA) at 1:46
defeated Cameron Hurd (VT), 7-5
3rd Place
Nijel Jones (165)
lost to Kyle Kiss (UNC), 6-3
lost to Nick Sulzer (UVA), 5-17
Quinton Godley (174)
lost to Chris Moon (VT), 1-3
defeated Alex Utley (UNC), 6-2
defeated Vinny Waldhauser (NCS), 9-3
3rd Place
Robert O'Neill (184)
defeated Angelo Malvestuto (VT), 10-6
lost to Jon Fausey (UVA), by tech. fall at 5:37
defeated Matthew Snook (UMD), 3-1
lost to Diego Bencomo (DU), 4-8
4th Place
KaRonne Jones (197)
lost to Ryan Malo (UVA), 3-8
defeated Nick Vetterlein (VT), 11-8
lost to Ryan Malo (UVA), 3-9
4th Place
Josh Davis (285)
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The Grandmaster is, at its most persuasive, about the triumph of style. When Ip Man slyly asks "What's your style?" it's clear that Mr. Wong is asking the same question because here, as in his other films, style isn't reducible to ravishing surfaces; it's an expression of meaning.
Aug 26, 2013In short, I'd be the happiest person in the world if Wong announced there was a four-hour cut of this film somewhere. For now, neither version is perfect, but they're both so beautiful, so heartbreaking, that the question may be moot. Whatever its flaws, seeing The Grandmaster theatrically, in any version, should be a sacrament for any true film lover — a spiritual duty.
An exercise in pure cinematic style filled with the most ravishing images, The Grandmaster finds director Wong Kar-wai applying his impeccable visual style to the mass-market martial arts genre with potent results.
The Grandmaster, may well be the definitive illustration of kung fu in all its arcane schools and intricate styles. There's never been anything like it — a seemingly endless flow of spectacular images in a story about Ip Man (Tony Leung), the legendary kung-fu master who trained Bruce Lee.
The Grandmaster sets aside traditional story structure in its last 15 minutes and becomes one of the filmmaker's free-form visual poems, suffused with melancholy and compassion.
Intermittently action-packed and lethargic, the movie dances around formula. By delivering an expressionistic character study with bursts of intensity unlike anything else in his oeuvre and yet stylistically representative of its entirety, Wong practically has it both ways.
Flawed but often flooring, The Grandmaster swoons with grace, feeling and elegance. With Leung and Zhang on killer form, Wong has delivered his best film in a decade.
Dec 2, 2014It's a film that prompts an overwhelming emotional response as it weaves its dark magic.
It may not be much more than six of the most imaginatively staged and filmed fight scenes in the cinema, but that's almost certainly enough to recommend it.
It's certainly not Wong's greatest work; it may be a masterpiece that evades the mass audience or a beautiful failure with moments of greatness. All I know is that I got lost in it, and that I would still have loved it if it were twice as long with half the action.
This is a story told in shards; Wong is so obsessed with visual details – faces refracted as if in a broken mirror, or fragile arcs of blood being traced out on the pavement by the feet of two feuding kung fu masters – that the story he's trying to tell is partly obscured by them.
True to Wong's style, The Grandmaster is infused with melancholy and a near-existentialist resignation to the uncertainties of fate.
Feb 10, 2013Venturing into fresh creative terrain without relinquishing his familiar themes and stylistic flourishes, Hong Kong auteur Wong Kar Wai exceeds expectations with The Grandmaster, fashioning a 1930s action saga into a refined piece of commercial filmmaking.
Aug 31, 2013The director took great efforts to be true to Chinese martial arts, but he did so without sacrificing his own distinctive vision.
What's on screen in The Grandmaster is off-puttingly disjointed, but it's also dazzling in its startling action and ravishing romance.
Who knows what they're fighting about, but given the ecstatic ballet of fists and water, tossed bodies and smashed decor, centered by Leung's majestic impassivity, it doesn't really matter.
The elegant style of the fighting sequences does more than display camera and kung fu technique — this style also shows fighters living with honor.
Whereas many kung-fu movies are a feast that leaves us weary with sensations, the tastefully bittersweet "Grandmaster" puts us in the mood for more.
Tony Leung plays Ip Man, the real-life kung fu innovator who most famously trained Bruce Lee. His life takes in the upheavals in China from the 1930s through the '50s, including the Japanese occupation.
The Grandmaster is a drunken love letter to experience, which helps us survive, and wisdom, which helps us face aging, loss and, ultimately, the abyss. Wong, who was called the coolest director in the world when he was much younger, is now 57. This film is about a man like him, who has proven himself in the world and enters mid-life exuding a new, sage kind of cool.
Wong extracts magnetic performances from his two stars, and Philippe Le Sourd delivers gorgeous cinematography.
An historical opus that is equal parts ballet and biography, though the second component pales in comparison with the first.
A superb martial discipline has ended in a commercial movie genre--not the worst fate in the world, but the comic irony of it is of little interest to a director bent on glorification. [9 Sept. 2013, p.90]
The U.S. cut, which Wong endorses, runs a slim 108 minutes, and has by all accounts been reshaped for American audiences, who, by and large, don't have the same foreknowledge of Ip Man, or martial arts, as Asian audiences do.
At the end of the day, the pesky imperative to convey information is still a driving force; more than anything Wong has ever made, the movie chokes on exposition, its more poetic concerns stifled by its surfeit of plot.
All of Wong's undeniable visual flair can't conceal the haphazard nature of the story.
There are sequences in Hong Kong director Wong Kar-wai's new film, The Grandmaster, that are as gorgeous as anything you'll see on a screen this year, or perhaps this decade.
Aug 20, 2013The Grandmaster offers welcome relief from a moviegoing summer spent in sensory overload.
A regal, majestic and downright arty take on this teacher, champion and philosopher whose life spanned much of the twentieth century.
The film, more likely to invite comparisons to the writings of Marcel Proust than the previous Ip Man films, is a gorgeous folly that never entirely emerges from its creator's head.
User Score
Generally favorable reviews- based on 82 Ratings
User score distribution:
Positive: 16 out of 27
Mixed: 4 out of 27
Negative: 7 out of 27
Aug 23, 2013Unlike martial arts film in the wuxia style, such as "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon," that are typically set in a fantasy pre-modern era,Unlike martial arts film in the wuxia style, such as "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon," that are typically set in a fantasy pre-modern era, "The Grandmaster" is set against the specific backdrop of the political upheaval in China from the 1930s to the 1950s, including the Japanese invasion and civil war. And though Wong said he does not know what his next film will be, he feels satisfied the years of work have come to fruition with "The Grandmaster." "I know I'm not going to make many kung fu films," Wong said. "This may be the only kung fu film I make, I don't know. I want to put everything I know about kung fu films into this film." Wong Kar Wai is known as an international master of moody romance, making films filled with a yearning melancholy. His "In the Mood for Love" was the only film from this century to make the Top 25 of a recent Sight & Sound poll of the greatest films of all time. So news that he was making a kung fu film tracing the life of Ip Man, who would famously go on to train Bruce Lee, caught many of his fans off-guard. Playing now in Los Angeles, the long-awaited film has already been the biggest commercial hit of Wong's career in China, even with its unlikely combination of a rousing martial arts story and a moving tale of romantic longing.… Full Review »
Oct 4, 2013The movie was disjointed and confusing. To top it off there were way too many slow scenes with bittersweet music that put me to sleep... TheThe movie was disjointed and confusing. To top it off there were way too many slow scenes with bittersweet music that put me to sleep... The first half of the movie is decent, but then it becomes a big yawn fest.… Full Review »
Sep 28, 2013Rains drops shine like diamonds. A choreographed battle becomes a dance of graceful, powerful movement. The violence becomes beautiful. WithRains drops shine like diamonds. A choreographed battle becomes a dance of graceful, powerful movement. The violence becomes beautiful. With this incredible fight scene director Kar Wai Wong opens The Grandmaster.
Then Wong replicates the same techniques over and over again, ad nauseam, expecting fancy camera angles and beautiful set designs to carry an entire 90-minute feature. The result, a film where absolutely nothing happens.
Phillipe le Sourd's cinematography here resembles that of Christopher Doyle's in Hero (2002). That is to say, it's amazing, but just in case we didn't recognize its amazingness in the first scene, the second scene, or even the tenth, scene Director Wong insists we better recognize. Wong pummels the viewer with le Sourd's blazing techniques. Identical shot after identical shot render le Sourd's imagery utterly meaningless.
This film stars the great of Zizi Zhang of Crouching Tiger (2000) and Hero fame. Here she plays a supporting character, and, oh yeah, is totally wasted as an actress. The disorganized mess of direction spends more time showing slow motion side angles of her pretty face than probably any other single device in the film. Zhang's combat is graceful as always, but this gets boring fast as there is no discernable purpose to all her fighting.
The main character Ip Man flees whatever Chinese town he's from as the crisis of a Japanese invasion occurs, but we don't even care. Eventually Zhang's character and Ip Man magically meet up in Hong Kong, but by this point, thanks to the miasmic mess that has spewed fourth since the beginning of the film, the only think we do care about as viewers is the amount of time left until the credits roll.… Full Review »


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Sometimes the world's a dark place, and sometimes comics reflect that. Today's titles weave stories wherein crime sometimes does pay and ordinary people might be the worst monsters of all. New offerings on the racks this and next week prove this shocking point.
Take "Action Comics" No. 893: no Superman here, just his lifelong enemy Lex Luthor. That's right — the industry's longest- running title stars a villain, not a hero. Villain-centric titles have been done before but DC Comics is making strides by showing bad — and bald — can be beautiful, too. It clicks for Ed Katschke of Monarch Cards & Comics, who calls the issue "a fascinating character study of one truly bad guy using the whole of the DC Universe as a colorful and exciting backdrop."
"Back in June, comics and television writer Paul Cornell and artist Pete Woods took over the title," Katschke said. "Comics starring the bad guys rarely work for me, but in this case spotlighting Luthor on one of his various quests for unlimited power, all the while butting heads against other DC super villain luminaries such as Deathstroke and Gorilla Grodd, has been a real revelation. The upcoming appearance of Death, a member of the Endless originally introduced in Hugo Award-winning author Neil Gaiman's critically acclaimed 'Sandman,' promises to pay off big time in comic entertainment dividends."
If all goes well and the comic-scheduling gods smile upon us, that ultra-rare appearance by the sweet little goth girl who just happens to be Death should materialize in shops by Halloween. To hold you over until then, Katschke conjures up "Alan Moore's Neonomicon" No. 2, from Avatar Press.
"At once prosaic and spooky, Moore utilizes aspects of H.P. Lovecraft's Cthulhu mythology to weave a perfect blend of horror and police procedural," Katschke said. "Artist Jacen Burrows does a great job of translating Moore's discomfiting scripts into an uneasy and mysterious tableau. I, for one, can't wait to see where the agent's investigations lead them although, knowing Moore, I fear for the world."
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Unusual amount of new principals taking the helm at San Diego schools
Principals expected to be community leaders too
SAN DIEGO, Calif. - Forty new principals will be leading San Diego schools when the new school year begins Tuesday.
Marco Drapeau is one of them. He's starting his first year as principal of Ocean Beach Elementary.
"I'm very excited about Tuesday," he said. "The kids will probably call me 'Mr. D' because they have trouble pronouncing [Drapeau]."
"Forty new principals is a lot," said new San Diego Unified School District Superintendent Cindy Marten. "That's more than we've seen in a long time."
It's a position close to Marten's heart. She was an elementary school principal before taking over the district.
"I know how hard the job is but I also know how critical it is," she said.
Drapeau said Marten knows what the job is like.
"She knows knows what it's like [to have] kids that are English-learners, kids that are in poverty, kids with all the traditional reasons not to succeed," said Drapeau.
Marten said some principals retired while some were reassigned. She said the district's principals going forward will be community leaders, not just leaders of schools.
"The principal sets the tone," she said. "Sets the mission and the vision of the district and of the school."
Drapeau said the new breed of principals would also be more active outside the office and inspirational in every day instruction.
"So we're getting away from just managing the campus, managing the administrative tasks, to focusing on the instruction."
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By STEVEN DUBOIS
(AP) PORTLAND, Ore. - Two teenagers who didn't return from a weekend hike were safe Monday after spending two nights in wet, windy weather.
Jackson Chandler, 17, and Bradley Nelson, 16, were found by a driver not connected to the search party, Clackamas County Sheriff's Deputy Nate Thompson said. They did not need medical attention.
Television cameras captured the boys' emotional reunion with relatives after rescuers escorted them to the trailhead.
Chandler and Nelson told reporters they went in the wrong direction and got lost. The Boy Scouts and avid hikers did not have food, but they drank water and slept under trees that blocked the rain.
"I was definitely concerned. I didn't want to be spending the night out there," Chandler said. "Said a prayer and asked our heavenly father for direction on which way we needed to go."
The pair left West Linn in suburban Portland on Saturday afternoon and planned to return to their vehicle by nightfall. The deputy said the boys were found several miles from their pickup.
Their parents called for help when the boys didn't come back. On Sunday, a searcher discovered the teens' pickup five miles east of the Table Rock Wilderness area.
About 50 volunteers, joined by a helicopter, searched the foothills south of Portland on Monday.
"Thank you to everyone who put all the effort in to find us," Nelson said. "It's good to be home."
The Table Rock wilderness attracts many hikers, but Thompson said he had never heard of people getting lost in the Lost Creek Meadow area where Chandler's car was found. He said the area is at an elevation of about 4,000 feet and forested.
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Saginaw Valley State University administrators were planning on a 3.9 percent tuition increase to make the budget balance.
The rate met Gov. Rick Snyder's best practices target of 4 percent or lower for universities, helping SVSU receive $1.9 million increase in state appropriations.
On Monday, the Board of Control voted to raise tuition by about $14 per credit hour to $270.65 including mandatory fees.
In-state undergraduate students taking 30 credits a year will pay $8,120 in tuition and mandatory fees.


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Prescription only fails in meth bill
CHARLESTON -- After two hours of fiery debate on both sides of the issue, an amendment to make over-the-counter cold and allergy medications used in making methamphetamine prescription only failed, 55-42 with five absent or not voting, in the West Virginia House of Delegates Friday night.
The amendment, sponsored by retired pharmacist Del. Don Perdue, D-Wayne, would have restored Senate Bill 6, which came to the House on a 25-9 vote, to its original form. The bill originally required a prescription for medicines containing pseudoephedrine, edphedrine or phenylpropanolamine, which are all used to produce meth.
The House did adopt, by voice vote, an amendment from Del. Tom Shott, R-Mercer, an amendment that would allow county commissions to enact a prescription-only policy. The language of the amendment allows a commission to enact such a measure, or put it on the ballot for a county-wide vote.
Shott echoed a popular argument against the Senate's bill, saying meth isn't a problem in his county, and he hopes it never will be, but would like to extend the opportunity to counties that are hit harder by the problem to see if a prescription requirement helps.
Perdue applauded the amendment, though not perhaps for the reasons Shott cited.
"It will prove how wrong we were not to adopt a statewide policy," he said. "Eventually, every county will have to do this. It's a slower way, but it's in the right direction."
The House Judiciary Committee's substitute for SB 6 does away with the mandatory prescription, but cuts the amount of pseudoephedrine someone can purchase in a year from 48 grams to 24, and requires a prescription for anyone convicted of a drug crime.
Del. John Ellem, R-Wood, said the committee version of the bill only proves that most everyone in the House of Delegates is for a prescription-only option.
"The judiciary version requires those who have been convicted of a drug crime get a prescription," he said. "That proves that prescription-only works. I think we all agree on the policy, we just have to take it a step further."
Ellem called Shott's amendment "another tacit admission that prescription-only works."
Ironically, two years ago, the House passed a bill almost unanimously that would require a prescription for psuedoephedrine, and it was the Senate that killed the bill, deadlocking in a 17-17 tie.
Nancy Peoples Guthrie, D-Kanawha, said she wished the bill would have passed then.
"I wish the Senate wouldn't have broken our hearts with a 17-17 tie," she said, referring to the divisiveness on display on the House floor. "My what a difference two years makes."
Perdue said his amendment, and the original Senate bill, were not designed to stop the trafficking of meth, but to strike a blow against meth labs, which are highly unstable, sometimes explode, and pose a threat not just to the people making the meth, but to children in the home and first responders who have to clean the labs up.
Guthrie, who's county had the highest amount of meth labs raided in 2013, agreed, and said anyone who wouldn't want to make pseudoephedrine prescription-only was "plum stupid."
"The one group of people I hear the most from are the people of Kanawha County, who feel like prisoners in their own homes because someone down the street is cooking meth," she said. "Once you see a meth lab that has exploded and a neighborhood that has been rattled, I think you would change your mind. If not, you have a heart of stone."
Some delegates also believe that pharmaceutical lobbyists have played too large a role in shaping legislation in West Virginia.
"Every time we have legislation like this, there's a fight. Why is that?" said Del. Jeff Eldridge, D-Lincoln. "It's because that's where the money is. We've got to think about what's right. If it beats us in an election, so be it. I can say I helped a kid. This isn't over a cold, it's over billions of dollars."
Del. Jim Morgan, D-Cabell, said anyone against Perdue's amendment was "anti-law enforcement."
Carol Miller, R-Cabell, gave a passionate argument from the other side.
"We should respect the committee process," Miller said. "We've come up with some good legislation. Addiction doesn't respect any logic. We need to go after the dealers. And I'm insulted to hear that if I'm against this amendment, I'm anti-law enforcement."
Another amendment by Perdue to reduce the amount of pseudoephedrine a person could buy in a year from 24 grams to 12 grams failed.
The bill will be up for third reading Saturday, the last day of the Legislature. If it passes, it will still have to be approved by the Senate because of the changes made to the bill.
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The Ajna Wellness Center
18 Old Post Road S, Croton-on-Hudson NY 10520
Feb 13, 2013, 1:00pm
St. Paul's Church National Historic Site
897 S. Columbus Av., Mt. Vernon NY
Feb 13, 2013, 7:30pm-8:30pm
Every day at 2:00pm
Every 2 weeks on Wednesday at 7:30pm
1111 Pleasantville Road, Briarcliff Manor
Roosevelt School, 190 Croton Ave.
Every day at 7:00pm
St. John's Riverside Hospital
967 North Broadway, Yonkers NY 10701
Every Sun, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat at 10:00am-5:00pm
Stone Barns Center for Food and Agriculture
630 Bedford Road, Pocantico Hills NY 10591
Ossining Operations Center, 101 Route 9A
Roosevelt School, 190 Croton Ave.
Every 2 weeks on Wednesday until Sep 25, 2013 at 7:30pm
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Martucci Gallery at the Irvington Public Library
12 South Astor Street, Irvington NY 10533
Every Wednesday at 6:30pm
Ossining Public Library, 53 Croton Ave.
Every Wednesday until Feb 20, 2013 at 10:30am
Every 2 days until Feb 14, 2013 at 4:00pm-8:00pm
Lucas Candies
6 Main Street , Haverstraw NY 10927
Every day at 9:15am
Stanley H. Kellerhouse Municipal Building Community Room
1 Van Wyck Street, Croton-on-Hudson NY 10520
Every Wednesday at 10:00am-11:00am
Temple Beth Abraham
25 Leroy Avenue, Tarrytown NY 10591
Every Wednesday at 7:30pm-8:30pm
The Ajna Center for Wellness & Community
18 Old Post Road, Croton-on-Hudson NY 10520
Every Monday, Wednesday at 7:30pm-8:30pm
Every Wednesday at 10:30am
New Era Creative Space (NECS)
1016 Brown St, Peekskill NY 10566
Every day at 12:00am-10:30pm
Westchester Marriott
670 White Plains Rd, Tarrytown NY 10591
Every Wednesday at 10:00am-1:00pm
Warner Library
121 North Broadway, Tarrytown NY 10591
Every day at 9:00am
Teatown Lake Reservation
1600 Spring Valley Road, Ossining NY 10562
Every Wednesday at 5:00pm
30 Westchester Restaurants
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Dance on Hudson
St. Augustine's Parish Hall, 6 Old Post Road North, Croton on Hudson NY 10520
Every Wednesday at 12:00am-11:30pm
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Ossining High School
29 S Highland Ave, Ossining, NY NY 10562
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1016 Brown Street, Peekskill NY 10566
Every day at 8:30pm
Michael's Tavern
150 Bedford Rd, Pleasantville NY
Paramount Hudson Valley
1008 Brown St., Peekskill NY 10566
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15 Depew Ct, Peekskill NY 10566
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Canine Kindergarten
260 6th Street, Verplanck NY 10596
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Academy of Dance Arts
17 Marble Ave., Pleasantville NY 10570
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Briarcliff Manor Center
620 Sleepy Hollow Road, Briarcliff Manor NY 10510
Every day at 4:00pm
Trinity Church Ossining
7 South Highland Ave., Ossining NY
Rachel Alexander Private String Studio
Ossining NY 10562
Every 2 days at 9:00am
Mt. Kisco
49 Ward Ave., Mt.Kisco NY 10549
Every Wednesday at 12:00pm
Quest Yoga Arts
11-13 E. Main St. 2nd Fl, Mount Kisco NY 10549
Every Wednesday at 7:00pm
NewYork-Presbyterian/Hudson Valley Hospital
1980 Crompond Road, Cortlandt Manor NY 10567
Aug 5, 2015, 12:00am (until Nov 30, 2104)
Lutheran Church of Christ The King
14 Pine Road, Pawling NY
Aug 5, 2015, 12:00am-7:30pm (until Apr 22, 2013)
Teatown area of Croton
Instructor's home, Croton NY 10520
Every day at 10:00am-8:00pm
Briarcliff Manor Public Library
1 Library Road, Briarcliff Manor NY
Every day at 12:00am-11:30pm
The Field Library
4 Nelson Avenue, Peekskill NY 10566
Every day at 9:00am-4:00pm
Private residence
107 Bedford Rd/Route 117, Pleasantville NY 10570
Rose's School of Dance
338 Elwood Ave, Hawthorne NY 10532
Every day at 9:00am-9:00pm
John Whearty Theater, Westlake HIgh School
825 Westlake Drive , Thornwood NY 10594
Several Locations
Every day at 4:00pm-9:00pm
AudioXtra Studio
2027 Albany Post Rd., Croton on Hudson NY 10520
Every day at 9:00am-5:00pm
Ossining Public Library
53 Croton Ave., Ossining NY 10562
Every Wednesday at 12:30am
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Using iPod as harddrive and playing into iTunes
I recently ran out of space on my external harddrive and had been using that to store my itunes songs on it and play it from that. I copied all the data files from my hard drive to an old iPod as just the data files so I can no longer listen to songs directly from that iPod anymore. I was wondering if it was possible to link my old iPod to act like my external hard drive and link it to my computer to play the songs from it.
When I'm in iTunes I have my list of songs but that annoying exclamation mark comes up. When I double click the song to play it asks if I want to find where it is located and I search through finder in my iPod and go find the song and then it will play just fine in iTunes.
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