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Sunday, February 9, 2014
FIRST dates are usually, and quite understandably, filled with clichés—a candlelit dinner with a matching bouquet perhaps? It's hard to go wrong with such classic move, but over succeeding years, creativity does kick in as couples get to know each other better and go for activities they both love.
But for newlyweds, it's a new ball game, yet again. Special occasions like Christmas, New Year and Valentine's Day will once again usher in a new level of excitement. It'll be another milestone, another "first", only this time it'll be celebrated with love that over the years has grown—the kind that more than anything else, goes beyond the clichés.
In this Valentine's season, get to know three newly wedded couples and their love story, and find out how they will be celebrating this special day.
Becoming parents on Valentine's
Carlo and Johannah (nee Patalinjug) Lood had been together for seven years before tying the knot in an unforgettable wedding ceremony last November 2013—unforgettable because on the same day Typhoon Yolanda swept the region.
Rain or shine, they insisted on pushing through yet halfway in the entourage's preparation, in the midst of the howling winds and heavy rain outside, they decided to move it the following day—an interesting tidbit caught in their wedding video that features clips from both days.
For Valentine's Day, Carlo over the years has surprised Johannah and taken her to restaurants around the city. "It's usually he who plans where we have dinner and it's always a surprise," shared Johannah.
For the wife and mom-to-be, her most cherished V-Day experience was when they tried the edge coaster and skywalk at Club Ultima. "He's afraid of heights but he still went with me," she recalled fondly. "I can still remember he was sweating and his hands were cold the entire time."
A series of memorable dates as couples, and an even more memorable wedding, but perhaps one that can ultimately beat that is this year's Valentine's Day. As of this writing, Johannah said, "I could give birth anytime this week. I'm sure the 14th will be traffic so it's better that we'll stay at home since we live just near the hospital. Our Valentine's Day dates over the years were amazing but for this year, I know it will be the most special and most exciting!"
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The Thurman Quilting group members express their thanks to Betty Billow for her recent donation of fabric — which was shared among the group members. Betty acquired the fabric from her father Bob Mosher Sr. who recently passed away. Bob was an exceptional quilter, and Betty knew the members of the group would make good use of the fabric.
The group found a fitting use for this fabric. A few days after the tornado hit Oklahoma, Fons & Porter, a quilting supplies company, asked quilters to make lap robes, baby quilts and pillow cases for children of Moore who had endured the violent tornado and were in need of bedclothes to cuddle up in and feel safe.
Thurmanite Carol Rounds saw this mention of the Quilts for Kids project on the company's website, and she passed on the information to the other club members, and they decided to join the cause and craft the requested items.
On June 16 the women of the Thurman Quilt Club brought the quilts they made and readied them to ship off to the "Quilts for Kids" headquarters in Pennsylvania. Our Hats off to all you amazing Thurmanites!
The Thurman Quilting group holds their meetings every Monday from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at the Thurman Town Hall, and people are welcome to join in. Bring your knitting, sewing, or quilting projects and make some new friends. For more information, contact Myra at 623-2633.
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Caterpillar (CAT) was upgraded by BMO Capital (BMO) to outperform from market perform with a price target of $130, as the worst news appears to be in the past and things should only improve from here.
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Diners declare there are "not enough superlatives" for the "swoon-worthy"
Italian "masterpieces" prepared at this Oceanside Italian that "surprises"
"in the middle of suburbia"; the staff is generally "attentive", so while the "tight" yellow-accented space "may be lacking" and there's usually a "long wait" (since reservations are only taken for five or more), most say it's "justifiably crowded" given the impressive "value for the money."
The ploys that work for avoiding crowds at most restaurants – going in early or on weeknights – may not help you at Sole in Oceanside, where, even midweek, folks have been known to wait outside in anticipation of the restaurant's 5 p.m. opening. The reward? A chance to revel in the deliciously fresh and inventive Italian cuisine of chef-owner Bobby Carmosino who offers his considerable talents at bargain rates.
Begin with a Bellini (peach and champagne cocktail) and one of the stuzzichini, delightful little Italian hors d'oeuvres. A bruschetts of roasted pepper, smoked mozzarella, pancetta, Nicoise olives with a drizzle of balsamic excelled; a cicchetti (Venetian mini-panini) with shrimp salad, basil and cracked black pepper was a treat, as was one made with roasted garlic chicken salad, pancetta, tomato, arugula and Parmesan
Do try the superb foam-topped shrimp-cappuccino bisque, a clever and immensely flavorsome takoff on the popular espresso beverage. One evening, a special of spicy shrimp and bruschetta delighted everyone at our table. So did shell-less Price Edward Island mussels in a roasted garlic-scallion-tomato broth, whimsically served in a martini glass.
As a "line" seemed to have formed even "before its doors first opened", passionate partisans wrote in to rave about this "small" "new hot spot" in Oceanside "at the risk of never again being able to get in"; widely regarded as one of the "best newcomers to arrive in a long time", and it instantly became "a real hit", thanks to his "superior" Eclectic-Italian cooking (notably "phenomenal pastas").
Sole, with its gifted chef, inspired food, modest surroundings and down-to-earth prices is just the kind of restaurant that this column searches the Island for: great food and great value.
Parties of fewer than five must line up to wait for tables, but the owner is smiling. So are diners as they as they chomp on the likes of carpaccio of soppresatta, shrimp lemoncello and crab-crusted salmon.
There aren't too many humble neighborhood hangouts that serve everything from cappuccino-shrimp bisque to shell-less Price Edward mussels in stylish stemware, that offer diners complimentary marinated olives, eggplant puree and balsamic black ben dips or that turn out fastidious plate presentations, often festooned with slender friend pasta antennas soaring from them.
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July 4th weekend is certainly not the easiest time to review restaurants.
It appears the fewer Long Islanders are daring to battle the long island expressway to points out east, but prefer to frequent the increasing amount of new restaurants popping up along the South Shore.
I came to hear of Sole by word of mouth. The restaurant is tucked away off Long Beach Road in a corner building where Merle and Oceanside Roads meet.
After we valet parked the care, we entered the packed bar filled with anxious and hungry diners waiting for their tables. The theme of this eatery is sunflowers, albeit "Sole", Sol in Spanish, and like the sun, offers a sense of warmth and comfort. Sunflowers grace the walls and sprout from ceramic vases throughout the two dining rooms. From our first order at the bar where the bartender spread a little sunshine with a gracious smile to the friendly managers and wait staff, we were treated with the utmost hospitality.
This is a family restaurant and last Friday night, there were many there.It is definitely a noisy crowd, and with all the tables filled along with the bar, you definitely have to raise your decibel level over the crowd to be heard. It has a lively, bubbly effect, but it is not the place to take your girlfriend if you are planning to propose.


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Officials on Thursday confirmed the death of a St. Marys Mersen USA employee after an industrial explosion in the morning.
Noah Nichelson, St. Marys Mersen USA general manager, said in a statement to WJAC that one employee was killed and two were injured following "an equipment related accident" at the plant.
A receptionist at the plant earlier in the day said there would be no comment regarding the accident.
The decision to close or modify the school day due to inclement weather is not one made lightly as emphasized by St. Marys Area School District Superintendent Ann Kearney.
In addressing the district's response to recent severe winter weather, Kearney referenced its
emergency closing procedures which may be viewed on the front page of the district website at www.smasd.org.
KANE – Skipping school has serious consequences in Kane.
Both the school administration and Kane District Court Judge Dave Engman are taking a tough stance on truancy.
"Students cannot learn if they are not present in school," Dr. Maryann Anderson, school district superintendent, said. She pointed out that the school district is required to enforce the state compulsory attendance law.
Officials on Thursday confirmed the death of a St. Marys Mersen USA employee after an industrial explosion in the morning.
Noah Nichelson, St. Marys Mersen USA general manager said in a statement that one employee was killed and two were injured following "an equipment related accident" at the plant.
Emergency dispatchers confirmed a call went out shortly after 9 a.m. to Mersen USA in St. Marys, located at 1032 Trout Run Rd.
With elevated levels of radon affecting almost half of Pennsylvania homes and being the second leading cause of lung cancer in the state, residents are encouraged now more than ever to have their homes tested for the colorless, odorless, radioactive gas.
Wally Hanes of Hanes H.C.R., LLC in St. Marys, is DEP-certified in radon mitigation and said 50 percent or higher of homes in the Elk County area have tested positive for radon. He has found readings from as high as 175 pCi/L in Johnsonburg down to 1 pCi/L with levels being elevated north of Elk County toward Kane.
As part of their Catholic Schools Week celebration, Elk County Catholic High School invited Catholic singer/songwriter Lee Roessler and his band to perform for students on Wednesday afternoon in the school's auditorium. Later that evening, a free concert for the community was also performed by Roessler from 7-9 p.m. at ECCHS.
ELoop, the recently-chosen group which collects electronic recyclables from the community recycling center, has informed the Elk County Solid Waste Authority that items previously picked up free of charge will now carry a fee of 6 cents per pound to be collected.
"Because of the market, because of the stockpiling, because of the difficulty of getting materials moved, eLoop is going to start charging us this for all the items that are not covered under the electronics recycling law," Titchner said.
In an effort to prioritize building and maintenance projects within the St. Marys Area School District, a facilities committee was appointed Tuesday evening by members of the St. Marys Area School District Board of Directors during a special meeting. This is in response to addressing projects listed on a January 2008 feasibility report which was recently presented to the board.
The board unanimously approved the committee a budget of $4.4 million to utilize for planning projects. All project suggestions must brought before the board for their approval.
RIDGWAY – In honor of National Mentor Month, the Big Brothers Big Sisters (BBBS) of Jefferson, Elk and McKean County held a buffet dinner and presentation on Tuesday at Aiello's Cafe in Ridgway.
Following a dinner of roast beef, chicken and stuffed shells, Sara Sutter and Heidi Stahlnecker gave a presentation on the success stories of BBBS in the surrounding area.
RIDGWAY – Governor Tom Corbett recently announced that his proposed 2014-2015 budget would increase funding for rape crisis and domestic violence services.
"Protecting our citizens and helping them in times of need is one of the core functions of government," Corbett said in a recent press release. "I am proposing we continue our commitment to prevent domestic violence and sexual assault and provide support services for victims through a $2.2 million funding increase to these critical programs next year."


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DURHAM, N.H. – The University of New Hampshire men's basketball team returns home to face off against Binghamton University on Saturday, Feb. 23 (5 p.m.) at Lundholm Gymnasium. The game will be televised live on FOX College Sports Central. Links to live audio and live video, as well as live stats, will be available at www.unhwildcats.com.
The game will also be re-broadcast Sunday, Feb. 24 (1 p.m.) on WBIN-TV.
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Saturday, Feb. 23 | 5 p.m. | Lundholm Gymnasium | Durham, N.H.
THE MATCHUP | The Wildcats and Bearcats meet for just the 25th time in their short conference rivalry, with Binghamton leading the all-time series, 15-9. The Bearcats have won 11 of the last 17 matchups, including eight of 13, but UNH has won four straight in the series. Binghamton is also 8-3 at Lundholm Gymnasium, having won eight of the last 10 there, as well. On the road, the Wildcats are even in the series, 6-6, and have been victorious in six of their past 10 contests at the Events Center. UNH swept the season series last year. In the most recent meeting earlier this season on Jan. 26, 2013, the Wildcats cruised to a 63-45 victory at the Events Center. Myrick, who was named the America East Player of the Game, posted 16 points on 7-of-17 shooting to pair with 10 rebounds for his third double-double of the season. Matagrano posted 12 points and 10 rebounds, shooting 5-of-9 from the floor. Senior Chandler Rhoads registered 15 points on 6-of-8 shooting to go along with five assists and five steals. Junior Patrick Konan added 12 points to round out the double-figure scorers. Jordan Reed led Binghamton with a game-high 18 points, while Brian Freeman chipped in with 11 points. UNH shot 39.7 percent (23-58) from the floor and won the battle for rebounds, 44-37.
SCOUTING THE BEARCATS | Binghamton enters Sunday's game at 3-23 on the season and 1-12 in America East play. The Bearcats have dropped seven straight and 19 of the last 20 contests. Most recently, the Bearcats fell at Maine, 64-60, to split the season series with the Black Bears. Freshman guard Jordan Reed produced game-highs of 29 points and 17 rebounds, including 26 points and 11 rebounds in the final 20 minutes, for his third straight double-double. Senior guard Jimmy Gray reached double figures with 13 points. Junior center Roland Brown just missed a double-double with nine points and a season-high 10 rebounds. Classmate Brian Freeman added six points, eight rebounds and three blocks. Reed leads the America East in both scoring (16.5 ppg) and rebounding (9.2 rpg.). He also ranks first in offensive rebounds (3.0), while Gray leads the league in minutes played (36.3). Binghamton gives up the most rebounds in the conference, allowing 37.9 boards per contest.
KNOCKING ON THE DOOR | Chandler Rhoads has a chance to reach the 1,000-point mark this season as he enters Sunday's game with 986 career points, needing just 14 points over the final three games to accomplish the feat. Rhoads would be the 29th member of the program's 1,000-point club, while Tyrone Conley (08-11) was the last Wildcat to reach the mark on Jan. 2, 2011.
BLOCK PARTY | New Hampshire registered a season-high nine blocks at Hartford on Wednesday, led by Chris Pelcher with a career-high five rejections. Pelcher ranks fourth in the conference in blocks (1.4).
DEFENSIVELY SPEAKING | New Hampshire held Hartford to just 28.8 percent (15-52) shooting from the field on Wednesday, marking a season-low for the Hawks.
FORCE THEM DEEP | Sunday's game between New Hampshire and Binghamton will feature two squads on opposite ends of the 3-point spectrum. Binghamton ranks last in the league in 3-point field goal percentage (28.2), while UNH leads the conference in 3-point field goal defense (27.4).
HERRION MAKES HISTORY | With the win over UMBC, head coach Bill Herrion, now in his eighth year at UNH and 22nd in America East, became the all-time leader in conference victories (153). He passed former Boston University coach Dennis Wolff for the most in conference history and is also the league leader in championship wins (21).
SHARE THE WEALTH | Through 25 games, six different players have led UNH in scoring, while seven different players have reached double figures.
BIG ADDITION | Chris Pelcher scored a game-high 15 points at Boston University. He scored all of his points in the second half and shot 5-of-6 from the field to go with seven rebounds and three steals. Pelcher has been a force down low for the Wildcats this season as he ranks fourth in the conference in field goal percentage (53.0, 88-166) and in blocks (1.4) and seventh in rebounding (6.6).
SECOND HALF SURGE | New Hampshire shot 56 percent (14-25) from the floor in the second half against BU after shooting 22.6 percent (7-31) in the opening 20 minutes. This has been a slight trend for the Wildcats, having scored 128 more points in the second half than the first half this season.
ON THE OFFENSIVE | New Hampshire scored 92 points in the win over UMBC, marking the team's highest scoring output of the season. UNH had five players reach double figures, led by Patrick Konan with 22 points, while Chandler Rhoads (20), Ferg Myrick (15), Scott Morris (13) and Chris Pelcher (13) also reached double figures. It was the third time this season the Wildcats had five players reach double figures (Suffolk, CCSU).
KONAN THE BARBARIAN | Patrick Konan scored a career-high 22 points against UMBC and was named the America East Player of the Game. He shot a near perfect 7-of-8 from the floor and added 10 rebounds for his third double-double of the season. He also chipped in with two assists in 41 minutes of action. Konan has reached double figures 15 times this season.
EXTRA TIME NEEDED | New Hampshire knocked off UMBC, 92-86, in overtime for the team's first overtime victory since Feb. 2, 2011 when the Wildcats beat Albany at home, 62-59. UNH shot 4 of 4 from the floor in the extra frame to down the Retrievers.
PAINT IT BLACK | New Hampshire scored 42 of its 92 points (46 percent) in the paint to help top UMBC. The Wildcats are 6-3 when they outscore the opponent in paint scoring, but 1-14 when reversed.
TREYMENDOUS SHOOTER | Scott Morris tied a season high with 13 points against UMBC, shooting 3-of-5 from 3-point range for the second time in as many games. Morris leads the team in 3-point shooting (38.6, 27-70) and has shot 50.0 percent from long range over the last seven games.
CLIMBING THE RANKS | After recording five assists against UMBC, Chandler Rhoads moved up to fifth place in the all-time ranks and now has 293 career assists.
PERIMETER DEFENSE | New Hampshire ranks fourth in the nation in three-point FG percentage defense, holding teams to 27.4 percent shooting from beyond the arc, while Texas leads the nation at 26.7 percent.
TAKE TWO | Patrick Konan and Ferg Myrick both posted double-doubles against UMBC. Konan recorded 22 points and 10 rebounds for his third double-double of the season, while Myrick had 15 points and 10 rebounds for his team-high fourth double-double. It was the third time two Wildcats notched double doubles in the same game this season (Myrick and Chris Matagrano – at Binghamton, Myrick and Konan – at Dartmouth).
BEFORE AND AFTER | New Hampshire is 6-4 when it is able to lead at halftime, but the Wildcats are 1-14 this season when trailing at intermission.
IRON MAN | Chandler Rhoads has been the backbone of the Wildcats this season as he ranks second in the America East in minutes played (35.8, 896). Rhoads has logged at least 35 minutes in 19 of 24 games this season.
CLEANING THE GLASS | New Hampshire leads the league in offensive rebounds since the start of conference play, averaging 11.2 offensive boards per contest over the 13-game span. The Wildcats snagged a season-high 18 offensive rebounds at UMBC and have reached double figure offensive boards in nine of the 13 contests.
STEALING THE SHOW | Chandler Rhoads picked up a steal against Vermont to reach the 100 mark in his career. He registered a career-high six steals against Yale earlier this season and currently ranks eighth in the league with 1.5 steals per contest.
SENIOR TRIO LEADS THE WAY | Seniors Chandler Rhoads (18), Chris Matagrano (16) and Ferg Myrick (13) all reached double figures in the win over Maine. The trio accounted for 82 percent of the team's total points.
RIVALRY REVISITED | UNH won at Maine for the first time since the 2007-08 season. The last time UNH won in Orono was Jan. 19, 2008 (81-75).
LEND A HELPING HAND | Chandler Rhoads dished out a career-high nine assists in the loss at Colgate, marking his second 7-plus assist game of the season (CCSU, Dec. 5). Rhoads ranks eighth in the conference with 3.4 assists per game.
LEGEND KILLER | Ferg Myrick came up big against mighty UConn, registering a game- and season-high 20 points to pair with seven boards. Myrick is averaging 19.5 points per game against the Huskies after a 19-point performance as a sophomore during the 2010-11 season.
RHOADS SCHOLAR || Chandler Rhoads poured in a career-best 21 points in the team's loss at NJIT. Rhoads, who was 8-of-15 from the floor in 39 minutes of action, scored 14 points in the second half including a string of seven-straight for the Wildcats.
PELCHER'S CAREER DAY || Chris Pelcher put up some impressive numbers against NJIT as he posted career-highs of 17 points and 11 rebounds for his first career double-double. He shot 7-of-14 from the floor and was perfect at the charity stripe (3-3). He also registered a career-high four blocks.
TAKE THEM TO SCHOOL || UNH downed its intrastate rival Dartmouth, 72-58, to mark the team's fifth-straight win over the Big Green. Dartmouth still leads the all-time series, 31-30, but the Wildcats have won seven of the last eight meetings and 11 of the last 14.
IMPRESSIVE DEBUT || Chris Pelcher netted then-career highs of 14 points and nine rebounds against Suffolk in his UNH debut. Most impressively, he was highly efficient in the process as he went 7-of-8 from the field (.875) and added three assists. Pelcher played his first two seasons at Iona and sat out the entire 2011-12 season due to NCAA transfer regulations.
CRASHING THE BOARDS || New Hampshire pulled down 51 rebounds against Suffolk, marking the most in a single game since Jan. 15, 2011 when the Wildcats grabbed 54 rebounds in a double-overtime loss at Stony Brook. Chris Pelcher and Ferg Myrick led the way this time around with nine boards apiece, while 11 of 13 Wildcats snagged multiple rebounds.
DEFENSE, DEFENSE, DEFENSE || The Wildcats ranked in the 80th percentile nationally in scoring defense last season, holding opponents to just 62.8 points per game, which ranked third in America East. Additionally, UNH was the best on the conference defending the 3-pointer last season as it held foes to 29.7 percent from beyond the arc, which ranked 13th nationally. Lastly, senior Chandler Rhoads earned America East Al-Defensive honors for the second straight year.
SIGNING DAY || UNH announced that two student-athletes have signed National Letters of Intent to attend UNH and play for the Wildcat basketball program next fall.
John Edwards, a 6-foot-6-inch forward from Charlotte, N.C., joins the Wildcats after playing at Brewster Academy, one of the top prep schools in the country. He averaged 5.0 points per game on a squad that went 33-1 overall en route to the National Prep Championship.
Daniel Jackson, a 6-foot, 170-pound point guard from Cedar Park, Texas, comes to UNH after playing the last three years at Vista Ridge High School. Jackson led the squad with 15.0 points per game and topped the district with 7.0 assists per contest as a junior last season. He was named first-team all-district for his efforts and also earned all-district academic honors.
OH CAPTAIN, MY CAPTAIN || Seniors Chandler Rhoads (Berryville, Va.), Ferg Myrick (Philadelphia, Pa.) and Chris Matagrano (Sayreville, N.J.) have been named captains for the upcoming 2012-13 season.
Rhoads, who also served as a captain last season, returns as one of the premier defenders in the conference after he was named to the America East All-Defensive Team for the second time in as many seasons. Rhoads also proved to be a key component on the offensive end, logging 11.2 points per game and 2.7 assists per games as a junior. Rhoads started every game for the Wildcats last season and ranked first in the league in minutes played (36.6).
Myrick enjoyed a productive junior campaign after he missed most of his sophomore season due to injury. The forward averaged 8.5 points per game and ranked second on the team with 15 blocks during the 2011-12 season. A consistent offensive player, Myrick scored double-digit points 12 times on the season, highlighted by a 19-point outburst in a victory against Towson. Myrick was named to the America East All-Rookie team as a freshman in 2009-10 after averaging 7.6 points per game.
Matagrano appeared in 26 games off the bench for the 'Cats in 2011-12, averaging 11.7 minutes per contest and 2.2 rebounds per game. Matagrano, who ranked third on the team with a .469 shooting percentage, had his best game against Holy Cross (Dec. 3) when he notched career highs in points (11) and rebounds (7).
PRESEASON COACHES' POLL || New Hampshire (34 points) was picked to finish sixth in the America East Preseason Coaches' Poll. The Wildcats were tabbed to finish behind the University of Vermont (60), Stony Brook University (58), Boston University (49), Albany (38), and the University of Maine (35). The Catamounts were predicted to win the league and received five out of eight first-place votes. Stony Brook, last year's runner-up and regular-season champion, collected the remaining four first-place votes. The University of Hartford (26) was selected seventh, followed by UMBC (15) and Binghamton (9) to round out the field.
TRAINING DAY || The Wildcats welcome three freshmen to the roster this season. Frank Okeke (DeSoto, Texas) joins the Wildcats after leading his team to a 5A Regional II District Championship. Okeke played for the Deron Williams Elite AAU program and was named to the First-Team All-District and First-Team All-Academic as a senior.
Chris Orozco (Tenafly, N.J.) was named First-Team All-League in three straight seasons prior to coming to UNH. He was also named to the First-Team All-County squad for his last two seasons at Tenafly High School.
Logan Mortenson (South Jordon, Utah) averaged 15.0 points and 7.0 rebounds per game over his four year career Juan Diego Catholic High School in Draper, Utah. He averaged 14.0 points and 6.0 rebounds per game as a senior and was named a McDonald's All-American Nominee and an All-State Second-Team selection. Most recently, he posted 12.0 points, 5.0 rebounds and 3.0 assists per game last year at St. John's Northwestern Military Academy.
DEMPSEY ON COLLEGE CHALKTALK || Associate Head Coach Ken Dempsey will be blogging at various points of the season on College Chalktalk. To follow along with Dempsey's entries, visit www.collegechalktalk.com.
WILDCATS STREAMING LIVE || UNH and Pack Network have once again partnered to provide online video streaming of UNH athletics for the upcoming 2012-13 season with UNHwildcats.tv. Wildcat fans are encouraged to buy the "Wildcat All-Access Pass" which is an annual subscription for $99.95 that provides all the live coverage of UNH home athletic events. Fans can also purchase home events on a per game basis of $9.95.
WILDCAT BASKETBALL ON THE AIR || Wildcat Sports Properties (WSP), a property of Learfield Sports, is pleased to announce that Jim Jeannotte and Mike Murphy will once again serve as the broadcast duo for the 2012-13 UNH men's and women's basketball seasons on the Wildcat Sports Radio Network. Veteran play-by-play man Jeannotte will return for his 31st year broadcasting UNH men's basketball, while color analyst Murphy enters his 12 season calling Wildcat men's hoops.
The Wildcat Sports Radio Network consists of flagship stations WGIR (610-AM) in Manchester, which has been headquarters for UNH play-by-play since 2008, The Wave (WQSO 96.7-FM) in Portsmouth and the Sports Animal (WPKX 930-AM) in Rochester. Affiliates include WNTK (99.7 FM) in New London, WSMN (1590-AM) in Nashua WZEI 101.5 FM in Concord, plus all broadcasts are streamed live and archived via Stretch Internet at www.unhwildcats.com. All game broadcasts begin 30 minutes prior to tipoff.


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The South Walton Beach Wine and Food Festival is guaranteeing it will be well worth a visit to the beautiful Emerald Coast.
The wine festival will be the first in South Walton at the Grand Boulevard at Sandestin and will offer its patrons
800 wine selections alongside and extensive amount of foods paired with it to make certain the wine taste sublime.
"This will be a true wine event," said organizer Stacey Brady, director of marketing and public relations at Grand Boulevard. "We are working hard to keep the integrity of the wine aspect in place. The reason people come to this is to be able to learn about wine as well as taste new and different wine, and ideally buy some of that wine."
The three-day event will kick off April 25 and last until April 28 with wine and food seminars, grand tastings, an auction to raise funds for Destin Charity Wine Auction Foundation as well as an after the party after party.
The event will also feature a Culinary Village that will include an array of food tastings, wine pairings, and access to the professionals who make the wines and food. Wine seminars are planned for those wishing for more focused and in-depth tastings. For those who enjoy the culinary arts, there will be cooking demonstrations and the latest in high-quality cookware, glassware and kitchen accessories.
In addition, a who's who of Nashville songwriters will be playing and telling stories about the hit songs they wrote for the biggest stars in the music business, including Rascal Flatts, Faith Hill and Vince Gill.
The event is being planned by the organizers who have planned other wine festivals and, according to Brady, the South Walton festival will take the best aspects of area festivals and put them all into their April event.
"The wine makers read like a list of who's who of the best wines in the world," Brady said.
Vineyards expected to be in attendance include the Arcadian Winery, Lange Estate Winery and Caymus Vineyards wine. The event also will have Cook book author Ruth Van Waerebeek as a guest chef at the event.
"I think we've touched on something pretty special," Brady said. "We are excited about this charity event and the potential to grow it into the finest wine & food festival in the Southeast and beyond.


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Marshall program returning
HUNTINGTON -- The Marshall University Recreation Center is bringing back the weekly Healthy Heard Youth Camp this summer.
The camps will run from the weeks of May 27-30 (it will be closed on Memorial day) through the week of Aug. 4-8. Children will be given the opportunity to make new friends, swim, learn new games, and learn about a variety of sports ranging from other countries to science.
"We're not sure how week one is going to go as a lot of kids will still be in school," said Michele Muth, assistant director of Marketing and Membership. "This year we have 11 weeks of camp. Some weeks, like week one sneak peak to summer, we have all the kids together. Other weeks like week two, we have the kids split up into two groups: the Little Marcos aged 5-10 and the Future Herd aged 11-15. Week two the kids will be split up. Kids age 5-10 will do Aloha Summer which is our Hawaiian-themed week, while kids ages 11-15 will take part in Body Tune Ups."
Guests are asked to pack a lunch, sunblock, swimwear, and gym bag or backpack. Children should also wear appropriate athletic shoes. A change of clothes at the end of the day may also be recommended. Activities will begin at 8:30 a.m. and last until 4 p.m., however there will be before and after-care available starting at 7:30 a.m. and until 5 p.m.
"In the past our camps had been focused more on fitness and a lot of kids were worn out," Muth said. "We tried to take into account the different interests that kids have. Some of it will be playing outside or playing inside on our courts and swimming. Some of it will be other things like we have A Bug's Life week for the younger kids which is science."
The camps are planned well in advance.
"We start planning the youth camps in November," said Alex Boyer, assistant director of Intramurals and Youth Programs. "The camps are supervised by student employees. Most of them are education majors or sports management and exercise science majors. Our facility is strictly student based so this is a learning opportunity for the camp staff as well as the students."
Boyer said the camps provide children a good chance to interact with people they don't know.
"One of the biggest things we want kids to learn is how to interact with multiple kids not just one or two or their best friend," he said. "We want them to work in groups and get involved in some team building. We also want to teach a healthy lifestyle and create an environment where they can take what they learn here and take it back home to incorporate it in their everyday life."
Registration for each week is $110 for Rec Center members and $135 for non-members. Registration will continue on the day of the event but the number of slots is limited. For online registration, visit www.marshallcampusrec.com. Guests can also register at the front desk of the Rec Center or for questions, call 304-696-4101.
The Rec Center will be closed on Monday, May 26 for Memorial Day.
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If you're packing and moving, make sure you do a thorough job of assembling your moving boxes so that your possessions are not damaged. This video from About.com will show you how to assemble moving boxes.See Transcript
Transcript:Quick Tip: Assemble Moving Boxes
Hi, I'm Jesse Meadows for About.com, and today I'm going to show you how to assemble moving boxes.
Getting Supplies
You'll need cardboard boxes, packing tape and scissors. You can buy boxes from shipping companies or online. But if you're on a budget, check your local grocery store. They throw out plenty of boxes everyday and are often happy to give them away.
Putting the Box Together
First, take your flattened cardboard box and pop it open to form its shape. Then find the bottom of the box and close the shorter flaps first. Then close the larger flaps over them. Use extra tape on the bottom to make sure heavy items don't break through.
Now you're ready to pack your box. When you've filled the box, close the shorter flaps on top, then the longer flaps and tape it shut. Make sure to label your box with a marker so you know what's inside.
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Full detailed profile on Sam Bennett Played by James Hyde on Passions Daytime Soap Opera.
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After the videotape plays Gwen's voice confessing, Theresa tells Ethan, "We're going to be together!" Theresa asks Sam to play the tape so Ethan can hear everything and Gwen and Rebecca try to make a quiet escape. Sam catches them though and Ethan says they will watch the tape along with the rest of them.
Theresa hooks up the camera to the TV so everyone can see and hear Gwen and Rebecca confessing their crimes. Everyone watches in shock and anger, as Gwen and Rebecca stand there in horror. After it's over Ethan angrily turns the camera off and lashes out at Gwen. Ivy, Paloma and Sheridan also take turns yelling at the Hotchkiss women while they try to defend themselves. Ethan is disgusted with Gwen, but she says the tape is a fake. She blames Little Ethan for editing various conversations between Gwen and Rebecca to make it look like they said those things. Little E says he couldn't have messed with it because it was taped right after the footage of Kay and Miguel getting married. Sam says he's right and police skills must run in the family. Ethan believes his son and Theresa happily hugs Ethan and Little E. Sam congratulates Theresa and Ethan, as Noah welcomes Little E to the family and Ivy apologizes to Theresa for not believing her for all these years. She says she realizes Theresa loves Ethan more than her own life and she welcomes her to the family. Theresa promises to be good to Ethan and Ivy says she believes her. Theresa asks Ethan if they are really going to be together and Ethan says they will be a family with Little E, Jane and even Jonathan. He tells a shocked Gwen that she is an unfit mother and he will not let her raise their son. Theresa says after all these years her dream has finally come true. Ethan smiles and enthusiastically plants a kiss on her. Gwen isn't ready to give up and points out that Theresa lied to him too regarding Little Ethan. Theresa defends herself and Gwen continues her tirade, but Sam and Luis stop her by handcuffing both her and Rebecca. Rebecca doesn't put up a fight and requests a strip search, but Gwen says they can't arrest them for what happened in Mexico because it is out of their jurisdiction. Sam counters that he will detain her until the D.A. reviews her involvement with Juanita and her plans to blow up the church. Ethan tells Gwen she just got her answer as to why he chose Theresa. Frustrated, Gwen spits out, "Damn it!"
The crowd from the basement joins those in the church and they catch everyone up on what just happened with Theresa, Ethan and Juanita. Julian and Eve then reciprocate and explain about the volcano and the lava. The earth starts to shake again and Father Lonigan and Tabitha stand around the holy water, but they are having a hard time because the dark side is trying to prevent her from becoming baptized. Julian asks Endora to use her magic to help things and Endora zaps the bowl of holy water. The shaking stops and Father Lonigan baptizes Tabitha, but the volcano erupts again. Miguel says it didn't work and Kay thinks the good side just needs some time to prevail over centuries of evil. Everyone is confused and Esme explains how Tabitha is a witch and gave up her powers for the good of the town. Esme tells everyone that Endora and Kay are witches too and Sam is shocked. Kay explains that all the Standish women have powers. They all listen to the volcano as it quiets down and Julian says Timmy was right, baptizing Tabitha saved their lives. Suddenly a bright light shines on everyone and they all stand with arms raised up to it. Tabitha cries and tells Endora that she's truly happy for the first time in all her lifetimes because she knows what it is to feel happiness born of God's love. Endora says she'll live an eternal life like Timmy. Tabitha thanks Timmy because there was forgiveness for her after all and she will dwell in the house of the Lord forever. Tabitha says there is only good magic in Harmony now – no more evil or demons. Sam asks, "What about the Cranes?" Julian responds that his father is dead and from now on Crane Industries will only do good things. Ivy says, "Redemption or not; I really need a drink!" Esme is way ahead of her with a bottle of pills and champagne.
Everyone takes heir seats and Endora takes off Father Lonigan's sunglasses. When he opens his eyes, he can see! He is thrilled and says everyone is just as he imagined him or her. He thanks Endora for giving him back his eyesight and says, "God bless you." Endora says he already did because he saved her mommy. Father Lonigan agrees and says God forgives all those who come to him. Ethan interrupts him saying they really want to get married. Father Lonigan says, "Let's get on with it!" Theresa notices she doesn't have a proper dress on and Kay zaps her into a bridal gown. Sam says, "Having a witch in the family is going to be fun!" Miguel is finally okay with it too. Endora says this is perfect, but Tabitha say it's almost perfect thinking about Timmy. Endora says she doesn't have to settle for almost perfect and Timmy's hand reaches out to Tabitha.
Little Ethan runs down to the basement. "You've gotta see what's on this camera!' he shouts. Rebecca follows and tells her daughter how worried she is. Gwen tells Ethan they should leave and start their honeymoon. Little Ethan notices his mother is out of her disguise. As she explains what's happened, Rebecca grabs the camera away. Another earthquake hits and Ethan grabs the camera back. He asks his son why he needs to know what's on the tape. Little Ethan doesn't know, but it seemed important. He hugs his father. "It felt like you are my son and you are my son," Ethan says. Gwen and Rebecca try to stroll out while they hug. Ivy and Sam point them out, explaining that Rebecca tried to destroy the camera. "No one's going anywhere till I find out what's on this tape," Ethan says.
Back in the basement, Juanita's gun has exploded in her hand. Theresa offers to help her if she'll stop the bomb. Juanita resets it so it will go off faster. Juanita beats Theresa up and cuffs her to the wall. Before she can run off, all the wedding guests arrive and bar her escape. Ethan spots Theresa and runs to her. She tells him that she loves him, but there's a bomb. They begin making out while Pilar explains that Gertrude was Theresa in disguise. The priest declares this a miracle. Antonio interrupts the lovers and Theresa remembers there is a bomb. Luis suddenly notices that the nun is Juanita. "It took you long enough to recognize me you fool!" she sneers. Sam places her under arrest. "You know what this means?" Luis asks Sam. "That the Harmony police department finally solved their first case?" Rebecca jokes. Juanita vows that this isn't over and tells everyone that they will all die. Pilar sighs, sure she is now safe. Ethan keeps necking with Theresa and she keeps reminding him there is a bomb. He searches for the keys to her cuffs but they are nowhere to be found. Juanita laughs. Ethan says that he will disarm the bomb himself. Gwen tells him he can't do this and they need to leave. Ethan tells everyone to get out but everyone refuses: They would rather die together. Theresa tells them to think of the children. Rebecca offers to save them and runs off. "I'm going to die because of Theresa and on my wedding day!" Gwen groans.
Meanwhile, Ethan takes out his pocketknife and begins tinkering with the bomb. He has no idea what he's doing and the wires confuse him. The time quickly runs down. Father Lonigan advises Ethan to trust in God. "God never built a bomb," he says. Juanita cackles. The bomb is defused at the last moment. Everyone breathes a sigh of relief. Ethan begins caressing Theresa's cheek. Pilar is thrilled that all of her children now have people to love. Gwen reminds Ethan and Theresa that she was just pronounced Ethan's wife. He can't leave her now. "Tell me she's wrong please?" Theresa begs. He can't. Juanita laughs.
Little Ethan sits in a pew with Sam and thinks he should stop things before Gwen becomes his evil stepmother for keeps. Father Lonigan asks if Ethan talked to the person he needed to and Ethan says it wasn't necessary because he has to accept he's lost something forever.
As Ethan and Gwen say their vows, Ethan thinks he would do anything to be up there with Theresa, while Gwen happily thinks she will be with Ethan forever. Ivy tells Sam Ethan is doing the right thing and Sam says he hopes so. He just wants Ethan to be happy. Little Ethan thinks Ethan would only be happy with his mom, and then asks Sam why he isn't recording the ceremony. Sam says the camera is broken and Little Ethan asks to look at it. As Rebecca thinks she and Gwen have gotten away with all their evil deeds because the tape with their confessions on it has been destroyed, Little Ethan fixes the camera and shows it to Sam.
As Ivy and Rebecca fight, the camera goes flying and Sam discovers that he can't even turn the camera on. Rebecca is thrilled, but Sam is upset that he lost everything that was on it, including Kay and Miguel's wedding. Ivy picks up on Rebecca's glee over destroying the tape and asks what was on it that she didn't want everyone to see. Rebecca plays dumb, but Ivy and Sam know better.


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Huntington completes $150M equity issuanceWritten by Duane Ramsey | | firstname.lastname@example.com
Huntington Bancshares Inc. announced completion of a $150 million equity issuance program Sept. 9 with a public offering of its common s
The equity program resulted in the issuance of 35.7 million shares worth $150 million at an average price of $4.20 per share, bringing Huntington's total shares of common stock outstanding to 604.8 million shares as of Sept. 16, 2009, according to the bank.
With the completion of the stock issuance and previous successes in raising capital, Huntington has raised more than $1.2 billion in capital since the beginning of 2009.
The success in raising capital reflects the breadth and depth of investor participation and confidence in the actions the bank is taking to improve its long-term prospects, according to Sharon Speyer, regional president for the Northwest Ohio Region of Huntington Bank.
"We were pleased with the equity issuance and capital raised so we can continue to be a strong partner to the communities and customers we serve," Speyer said.
By leveraging that investor confidence at this time, the bank is creating an additional cushion during this period of economic weakness. It also increases the banks' ability to repay $1.4 billion of Troubled Asset Relief Program capital, according to Speyer.
Huntington Bank is a subsidiary of Huntington Bancshares Inc., a $51 billion regional bank holding company based in Columbus. For more information, visit www.huntington.com.


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Greenville Organic Farming Organization's mission has always been to educate the community on the benefits of consuming organic foods and to raise awareness on sustainable agriculture and environmental conservation. Come hear Tracy Priest's presentation on supporting organic, local, and slow food systems, natural health, "real food" nutrition, and environmental sustainability.
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From the Latin name Caecilia, feminine form of Caecilius (see Cecil). This was a good deal more common than the masculine form, largely due to the fame of the 2nd- or 3rd-century virgin martyr whose name is still mentioned daily in the Roman Catholic Canon of the Mass. She is regarded as the patron saint of music and has inspired works such as Purcell's 'Ode on St Cecilia's Day', although the reasons for this association are not clear.
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Diddy Shows His Daughters How to Dance Like Beyoncé
The 44-year-old performer posted an Instagram video late Friday night, where he is showing his daughters how to dance.
In the fun video, the father of five busts a move with his daughters to Beyoncé's "Grown Woman" and joked that Queen Bey's new album makes him want to faint! His cute kiddos, who were clad in Hello Kitty pajamas, definitely followed their dad's lead and strutted their stuff for the cameras.
Diddy posted the adorable home video on the eve of his twin daughters, Jessie James and D'Lila Star's, 7th birthday. He captioned the post, "Y'all got watch my midnight birthday dance with My daughters. Happy Birthday Jessie James and D'Lila Star!!! Daddy loves you!!!
From the looks of it, their late night dance party was just the start of the festivities.
Diddy throws his daughters a birthday party. (Instagram)
The next day the proud pop arranged a Disney princess-themed party for his twin girls, complete with a special appearance by princesses like, Belle, Ariel, Snow White, Cinderella, Rapunzel, Aurora, Jasmine, and Tiana. The "Bad Boy For Life" star showed off his softer side and donned a king outfit, paired with a velvet robe and a crown so he could fit in with the crowd.
Diddy poses with his princesses. (Instagram)
Guests at the birthday party got to decorate their own cakes from Duff's Cakemix and also got to pose with the princesses. In one snap, Diddy popped a pose on a stairwell with the fairy-tale characters, his daughters, and their friends. He captioned the sweet snap, "Only the best for my princesses! All things royal! Jessie & D'Lila happy 7th birthday! #CombsTwin @ladykp."


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Hague There will not be a Fred LaPann Memorial Road Race in 2012.
The 5-mile race had been held for more than a decade as part of the annual Hague Winter Weekend.
Other events will be held the weekend of Feb. 18 and 19 in Hague, although the schedule is not yet finalized, according to Sal Santaniello, an event organizer.
"We haven't had much of a turn out the last few years, so there won't be a LaPann race this year," Santaniello said. "Maybe if we give it a rest and bring it back next year there will be a renewed interest."
Santaniello said many members of the local running community are now older and spend their winters in the south, depleting the race field.
Also factoring into the decision is Santaniello's health. The driving force behind the race, Santaniello recently had back surgery.
"I'm not giving up on it," Santaniello stressed. "We'll see what kind of interest we have next year."
The race started and finished at the Hague fire house, going out-and-back on West Hague Road.
The race was named for LaPann, an accomplished Hague runner who died in 2001.
"Fred LaPann was very encouraging to the young runners in our schools," said Dave Rutkowski, the retired cross country and track coach at Ticonderoga High School and a member of the LaChute Road Runners Club.
"Fred was instrumental in the establishment of the LaChute Road Runners, whose primary purpose is to promote running to the youth of our area," he said.
"He was a great role model, and was always willing to take kids to road races," Rutkowski added. "He was very challenging to the rest of us by being very fast. We measured our success by how close we were to Fred LaPann at a race. On top of all of this he was humble about his ability. Fred was, and still is, 'The Champ of Hague.'"
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Neither Schriro nor Governor Napolitano could be reached for comment at press time.
Even as Schriro was defending her response to the crisis, Judge Jackson was suggesting she can't be trusted to tell the truth.
In his federal lawsuit against Schriro and other corrections officials in St. Louis, Jamar Welch sought a videotape of guards restoring order during a 2002 uprising at the city workhouse in which he suffered a concussion. Welch also wanted copies of reports from guards that detailed their use of force. In depositions, top corrections officials and rank-and-file guards testified under oath that reports had been written, then reviewed by supervisors. In subsequent sworn statements, they changed their stories, saying the reports were never prepared. Corrections officials also swore that the videotape had been lost. Schriro, according to other corrections officials who testified at an October 6 hearing, was the last person to possess the missing videotape.
In a deposition, Schriro said she remembered giving it to her secretary. But her secretary testified in October that she'd never seen the tape. A city investigator who looked into the riot testified that he repeatedly asked Schriro to give him the tape, but she never did, and that she never told him she'd given it to her secretary.
Schriro had been in hot water before. In 2002 she was suspended for two weeks after five inmates escaped from the St. Louis workhouse. After the breakout, investigators from the U.S. Department of Justice found a laundry list of lax security measures at the facility. At least two workhouse uprisings occurred under her watch. Moreover, Welch's lawsuit wasn't the first occasion that a videotape disappeared under a Schriro administration. While she was head of the Missouri Department of Corrections, it happened no fewer than three times. (For more background, see "The Case of the Vanishing Videotape," in the October 8, 2003, issue of the Riverfront Times.)
In her February 3 ruling, Jackson accepted the city's explanation that the videotape had been lost but said she could not determine whether reports had been written. Besides fibbing about the reports, officials also didn't tell the truth about efforts to locate the videotape, wrote Jackson, who noted two corrections employees, contrary to their sworn affidavits, testified that they didn't look for the videotape until after the city received a court order compelling officials to produce the evidence.
Jackson ordered the defendants to reimburse Welch's attorney for his time and expenses in seeking the reports and videotape. Citing "the demonstrated unreliability" of affidavits filed in the course of discovery, the judge also refused to consider affidavits from Schriro and five other corrections officials that had been filed in support of the city's motion to dismiss the case. And without those affidavits, Jackson wrote, the city couldn't make a case for summary judgment. (In her affidavit, Schriro says, among other things, that she didn't violate Welch's constitutional rights, that she never disregarded any risk toward him and that she never acted with "deliberate indifference" toward the staff, their training and their supervision.)
Essentially, the judge said that because corrections officials didn't tell the truth about reports and videotapes, they can't be trusted to tell the truth about other aspects of the case. Kevin Hormuth, Jamar Welch's attorney, says he'll ask that those officials, including Schriro, be prohibited from testifying at trial. If they do, Hormuth says, he'll use the faulty sworn statements to convince jurors that they're not trustworthy. Hormuth estimates his legal bill footed by taxpayers will reach about $9,000.
Michael Hughes, associate city counselor, declined to comment for this story. But in a brief filed shortly after an October hearing in which Jackson scolded assistant city counselor Thomas J. Goeddel for submitting false affidavits, Hughes and Goeddel admitted that the judge's admonishments were deserved.
"The lesson was clearly learned," the two attorneys wrote. "It will not happen again."
Patti Epler is managing editor of the Phoenix New Times, the Riverfront Times' sister paper in Arizona. Robert Nelson, a staff columnist for the Phoenix paper, also contributed to this story. To read coverage from Phoenix, direct your Web browser to www.phoenixnewtimes.com.
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"Art by Connie Hanna" features pencil drawings of historical homes and buildings. Hanna is a self-taught artist from the Maurepas area who grew up with an interest in local heritage. Her drawings feature old buildings, each with a story to tell of days gone by.
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The Spaniard has been the signing of the season in the Premier League, scoring 13 goals, and has already been linked with other clubs.
"There is no way he will leave," Laudrup said. "It is absolutely out of the question. One reason is because it is so difficult to get someone in right now, and the second is that he is happy here and doesn't want to leave.
"Newcastle have just lost their top scorer mid-season and that is obviously very bad, especially because it is not easy to find a guy who scores goals like him."


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Dozens of Washington kids have runaway or disappeared. Take a look.
Lindsey Baum, 11, disappeared from McCleary on June 26, 2009. Her disappearance drew national attention, but, thus far, she remains missing. Anyone with information can contact the McCleary Police Department at 866-915-8299. The Washington State Patrol missing persons unit can be reached at 1-800-543-5678; National Center for Missing and Exploited Children hotline is 1-800-843-5678 (1-800-THE-LOST). More information on Washington state missing children is available online at wsp.wa.gov.
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Tito Vilanova Hospitalized in Barcelona
Tito Vilanova has been hospitalized in Barcelona following complications in his battle against cancer.
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Former Barcelona boss Tito Vilanova has been hospitalized in Barcelona after his current situation took a turn for the worse.
According to Spanish radio station Radio Nacional and Spanish sports journal, Marca, Vilanova had to have emergency surgery after suffering from gastric complications last Friday and has remained in the hospital ever since.
Tito Vilanova has been struggling with cancer for over two years, reason for which he had to abandon his post as manager of the Catalan club.
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DETROIT - And then there were ones.
Four Number-1s, that is.
Kansas wore down Stephen (STEH'-fihn) Curry and plucky Davidson
with its size and strength and held on for a 59-57 victory to win
the Midwest Regional. That puts all four Number-1 seeds into the
Final Four for the first time.
Davidson came up one miracle short. After Kansas' Sherron
Collins missed with 19 seconds left, the 10th-seeded Wildcats got
one last chance. Curry was double-teamed, could not get off a shot
and forced to pass to Jason Richards. His 25-footer from the top of
the key thudded off the backboard. Curry led all scorers with 25
Richards dropped to his back at midcourt while the Jayhawks
celebrated with a measure of relief.
Sausa Kaun and Mario Chalmers led Kansas with 13 apiece. Brandon
Rush scored eight of his 12 points in the second half. The win
earns Kansas coach Bill Self his first trip to the Final Four.
Kansas moved on to play overall Number-1 seed North Carolina on
Saturday. UCLA and Memphis will round out the party at the
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Everybody's utterly AMAZING evening started as special needs guests enjoyed pampering at a salon and then a luxurious limousine ride to Twelve Oaks Mansion. Once there, prom-goers walked the red carpet and had pictures snapped by paparazzi before sitting down to an elegant dinner. And of course, no prom is complete without a night filled with dancing!
Right On The Walls had the privilege to be just one small part of this wonderful event sponsored by Discovery Christian Church in our local Pittsburgh area.
"Boss lady" Bunny and aspiring make-up artist Logan were two Right On The Walls staff members who volunteered to take part. At a nearby salon, they set up shop to do make-up application in preparation for the big night. (Logan did the 'tough stuff', and Bunny was the assistant in charge of lipstick application! lol)
Smile pretty, Logan! You'll be busy in a minute when all the young prom-goers arrive.
It was quite the whirlwind of activity as Logan and Bunny got down to business applying make-up for 16 young ladies in only about 2 hours! Pretty impressive! Other volunteers took on the hair and nails duties for all the excited young women. It was a full service salon, I'd say!
Looking good, girls! Two of the glammed-out ladies (finished with hair, make-up and nails) stopped by one last time so we could admire their beauty and snap a quick pic before they hopped into their waiting limo!
Last one!
Great job, Logan! What a blast!
Rush! Rush! Rush! Hardly a minute to spare as we scurried to put all the make-up supplies away in order to follow the limos to Twelve Oaks Mansion so we could see the red carpet parade!
Whew, that was close. Just in time!
(At the end of this post, you'll find the video that documents the entire evening of glamour, food and fun for everybody involved. Don't miss it!)
A good friend of ours, graphic designer Jeremy Stebler,
came up with the original logo and program.
After Jeremy finished up on his end, he provided the logo to us at Right On The Walls — and we got to work on creating matching decorative accessories to take the prom to the next level!
The HUGE dance floor decal hot off the printer here in our shop.
Fast-forward to the day of the event … OMG, just look how large the dance floor decal really is compared to the DJ booth in the background. But don't worry, Boss Lady Bunny installed it in less than 10 minutes with no problems!
The decal sure attracted a LOT of attention!
Then, we created an all-white version of the logo…
And that all-white logo looked especially outstanding when Bunny applied it to the soda bar. This really helped to tie the whole event together and incorporate the prom logo and theme throughout the venue.
Here we have a couple of other volunteers grabbing a soda and admiring our decal.
Finally, Right On The Walls printed smaller die-cut stickers for the goody bags.
Row after row … there's one for everyone! The goody bags were handed out at the end of the evening and contained donations from various local businesses including a t-shirt, gift cards and other surprises.
Goody bags are a special added touch & the stickers look great!
As you can see, adding Right On The Walls vinyl decals to any event really coordinates everything into one big SNAZZY occasion. Your event transforms from bland to BOOM! with just a few simple decorating accessories.
Here's the video I mentioned earlier: Please take a moment to watch this extra-special event video put together for Discovery Christian Church!
We had so much fun creating the decals and applying make-up that we here at Right On The Walls plan to take part in this event every year!
Now, visit our website to see some of the decor we have for any event you've got lined up — our products are not just for weddings! We can make floor decals for any event including proms, bar mitzvah, bat mitzvah, birthdays, Sweet 16, Quinceañera, baby shower, anniversary, graduation or ANYTHING! If we don't have what you're looking for on our website, our design team will work with you to create it!
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Tonsil Stones (Tonsilloliths)
Tonsil stones, also known as tonsilloliths, are caused by an accumulation of sulfur-producing bacteria and debris that become lodged in the tonsils. The debris, which can include mucous from post nasal drip, putrefies in the back of your throat and collects in the tonsil crypts (small pockets which appear on the surface of the tonsils).
Along with tonsil stones, when the debris combine with the volatile sulfur compounds produced by the anaerobic bacteria beneath the surface of your tongue, it can also create chronic Halitosis (and other bad breath and taste disorders).
Important: If you do not have your tonsils then you will not under most circumstances experience tonsil stones. However, this does not mean that you should run out and get your tonsils removed.
As we get older, tonsillectomies become increasingly dangerous; however, even if you have your tonsils removed, you will most likely still have bad breath! Why?
The sulfur-producing bacteria breeding beneath the surface of your tongue, which are integral to the creation of those tonsil stones, are the most likely candidates to cause bad breath!
So, even if you have your tonsils removed, unless you remove or hinder these anaerobic bacteria, you may still scare away people with your bad breath!
And, since you can't have your tongue removed (at least not in the U.S.), there is a better idea. Fortunately, getting rid of tonsil stones is not that difficult…
How to Get Rid of Tonsil Stones
A simple combination of oxygenating tablets and nasal sinus drops will effectively eliminate tonsil stones without unnecessary tonsil surgery. Also, the occasional use of an oxygenating spray will help to immediately neutralize the anaerobic sulfur-producing bacteria on contact.
The Bad Breath Bible states that if you truly want to prevent bad breath then you must use oxygenating toothpastes and mouthwashes, and ideally a tongue scraper to effectively neutralize the anaerobic bacteria from the very back of the tongue.
When you use such an oxygenating toothpaste and mouthwash, you will experience a residual effect from the oxygenating tablets and nasal sinus drops solution, and it will stop the tonsil stones from ever forming again.
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Disability insurance update — December 2013
By Steve Savant
Revenue rainmakers and linchpin administrators are among the targeted class of employees for key person disability insurance. And there are some employer who are using key person disability insurance in addition to their personal disability insurance for greater coverage. And speaking of greater coverage, keep in mind that Lloyd's of London addresses not only excess coverage, but older ages as well. Steve and Tim walk through these topics and highlight sleep apnea and anxiety conditions that impact morbidity underwriting.


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Browns Rally for Two Touchdowns in Last Period to Defeat Dodgers, 30-17
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Forewarned about the scoring potentialities of the victory-less Brooklyn Dodgers, the Cleveland Browns last night discovered the people who issued the advice were sincere.
After twice having their lead wiped out by the determined tailenders of the All-America Conference's eastern division, the Browns scored once on a lucky break and again by driving 73 yards on straight football in the fourth period to turn back the plucky invaders, 30 to 17, before 31,187 fans at the stadium.
The Browns went into a 10-0 first-period lead on a touchdown by Edgar Jones and a 53-yard field goal by Lou Groza, but left the field at halftime with the score tied, the Dodgers having duplicated the Browns' scoring activities in the second period.
Cleveland came back for another score in the third period, but before that session ended the count once more was deadlocked as Hank Foldberg, one of Army's great stars during the Cadets' wartime brilliance, picked up a blocked field goal attempt by Groza and raced 51 yards to bring the score to 17-17.
George Young and Marion Motley scored the fourth-period touchdowns that the Dodgers could not match, though Brooklyn never gave up and was on the Browns' 9-yard line when the final gun cracked. The alert Young scored when he caught a fumble by Ray Ramsey in the air and romped into the end zone.
Motley shot through the middle of the line from the 3 after he had made the majority of the distance from the Browns' 27. The Browns were attempting to control the ball at this point in the game and used 17 plays to move the 73 yards.
Browns' Sixth Straight
It was the Browns' sixth straight victory, but they face a long fight to keep the All-America banner in Cleveland. The whirlwind eleven from San Francisco remained a step ahead of the Browns yesterday by overwhelming the Baltimore Colts, a team that already holds one decision over Cleveland.
The string of games in which Otto Graham has tossed touchdown passes came to an end last night at 13, but the Brownie star's passes figured prominently in the first two touchdowns.
Lou Groza had a string shattered too, missing his conversion attempt after the third touchdown, but The Toe already had put in a big evening. In addition to kicking that long field goal, which betters his all-time record, Lou came within inches of setting a new mark for field goal kicking in pro football when a long boot from his own 43-yard line hit the cross bar and bounced back on the field.
Shortly after Groza's failure on the 57-yard effort, the Browns scored their first touchdown. Passes from Graham to Mac Speedie, Bob Cowan, and John Yonakor added up to 45 yards, and the Browns were on the Dodger 4. From there Edgar Jones powered over the Dodger right tackle for the remaining distance.
Dodgers Drive 68 Yards
Groza's field goal followed after an exchange of kicks, and then the Dodgers discovered the route to the end zone. It was after the kickoff following the field goal that the Dodgers traveled 66 yards to a touchdown.
Bob Hoernschmeyer, who played most of the game while the great All-America, Bob Chappuis, watched from the bench, found his big right end, Dan Edwards, open down the middle several times and tossed a series of passes that got the Dodgers in the scoring zone.
The touchdown was made by Mickey Colmer, who drove over from the 2.
A little later in the period, Lee Tevis, another former Michigan back, kicked the tying points. He got the ball over the cross bar from the 36-yard line to complete the first-half scoring
Browns Regain Lead
Brooklyn controlled the ball the first nine minutes of the third period, but once the Browns got possession on downs on their own 21, they moved down the field to take a 17-10 lead.
Graham found Horace Gillom in the clear twice and pitched two passes for gains of 10 and 33 yards. After reaching the 17, Graham called on Bill Boedeker twice and the left halfback first made 7 yards and then neatly danced his way into the end zone the next time.
The Dodgers suffered what appeared to be a bad break when a Hoernschmeyer pass was intercepted at midfield by Tommy James, but a couple of plays later they again had made a new game of it. The Browns failed to move after the James maneuver and Groza tried another field goal.
Standing only five yards behind the line of scrimmage, Lou had his kick blocked by Mike Harris, and Foldberg came up from behind to retrieve the oval and run 51 yards for the touchdown.
That finished the third period and the Dodgers. It was early in the fourth chapter, after Tommy Colella had kicked out of bounds on the 12, that Ramsey tried to run around right end. He twisted as he was about to hit the ground, the ball flew from his arms, Young grabbed it and ran for the touchdown that proved to be the winning margin.
In rolling up 23 first downs to 13 for the Dodgers, the Browns broke their own team record by one.
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