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Forty-seven years ago, on September 14, 1964, Sacramento Country Day School opened its doors with 12 students. In anticipation of the School's celebration of its 50th year, the Alumni Council announces "This We Remember," a five-year drive to collect and archive pieces of Country Day's past. These artifacts, contributed by alumni, alumni parents, former employees, and other members of the school community, will be cataloged and preserved in order to create a visual and oral history of Sacramento Country Day School.
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In the midst of partisan "every thing", here is one bi-partisan bill.
I haven't had a chance to read the relevant content. But it does look like sharing pertinent information with in reason, voluntarily is what is addressed.
When I was talking to a few CSO's, common dilema still remains. "Relevant and pertinent information" for investigative purposes still remains seemingly a herculean task. A financial or health care institution which may produce gigabytes of "log" on a daily basis will find its rather taunting to filter out the noise.
What I have seen organizations struggling is to agree on a common strategy for collection and consumption of the information leading in to detection of incidents. And investigations there after.
"The Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act of 2011 exempts private firms from liability for sharing data with the government, as well as for any failure to use that data to improve their networks. The goal, Rogers said, is to encourage the private sector and the government to exchange information that could be useful in protecting systems that are critical to the nation's security and economic interests."


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2015 Board of Trustees
|Linda Roebuck
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The Muhlenberg Community Library Board of Trustees meets on the second Monday of each month (except August) at 6:30 p.m. at the Muhlenberg Community Library. Meetings are open to the public and are listed on our Events Calendar. The minutes are available by request from the library director.
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Update (7/31 11 a.m.) Officials say the missing teen in northern Lake County has been found alive. He is being taken to a hospital for evaluation.
Lake County, Ore. -- Lake County Sheriff's deputies and Oregon State Police are looking for an 18 year old who walked away from a wilderness program campsite early Wednesday morning.
Kevin Mulert is from Illinois. Troopers say he's part of a therapeutic nature camp about six miles south of Frederick Butte (that's in a remote area of northern Lake County.)
They say he was last seen at 4 a.m. and may not be wearing shoes. He's 5'11", 200 pounds, brown hair, and brown eyes. If you have information please call 911.
Approximately 30 searchers from search & rescue teams out of Lake, Deschutes, Klamath counties are at the site focusing on a 5-mile area around the program's camp site. The search is being done from the ground and air resources. Temperatures again today are expected to be in the mid to upper 90s with potential for thunderstorms.
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After months of fundraising, the Maryland Youth Ballet performed Sunday in its new Black Box Theatre in Silver Spring.
The nonprofit was selected to be part of the Arts and Humanities Council of Montgomery County's Power2Give program and as a result of the funds received, along with donations from its March gala, it was able to create the theater in its Silver Spring studio. The ballet can now offer more opportunities for the community.
The theater cost $18,650. So far, the ballet has raised $10,625 through its Shining in the Spotlight Fund-A-Need fundraiser and the Power2Give campaign. The group wants to raise $8,625 more to buy seating risers and black-out window shades.
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A follow up to 'Mean Girls' is in the works — confirms Lindsay Lohan. The star appeared on 'Jimmy Fallon' Thursday night and dropped the bomb!
Tina Fey is in talks with the "big" people and making some sort of reunion happen. FYI, 2014 marks the 10-year anniversary of the hit movie.
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"If Lawrence hadn't written those novels he would have been far more readily acclaimed as one of the greatest poets in the language."
—Joyce Carol Oates, Paris Review
It is illuminating to read Lawrence's entire poetic work as a kind of journal, in which not only the finished poems themselves but variants and early drafts and uncollected poems constitute a strange unity—an autobiographical novel, perhaps—that begins with "The quick sparks . . ." and ends with "immortal bird." This massive work is more powerful, more emotionally combative, than even the greatest of his novels. Between first and last line there is literally everything: beauty, waste, "flocculent ash," the ego in a state of rapture and in a state of nausea, a diverse streaming of chaos and cunning. We know Yeats fashioned his "soul" in the many-volumed Collected Works of W. B. Yeats, quite consciously, systematically; Lawrence has unconsciously and unsystematically created a similar work. In part it is shameless; but there are moments of beauty in it that are as powerful as Yeats's more frequent moments. There are moments of clumsiness, ugliness, and sheer stubborn spit; quite unredeemed by any poetic grace, so much so, in fact, that the number of excellent poems is therefore all the more amazing. Ultimately, Lawrence forces us to stop judging each individual poem. The experience of reading all the poems—and their earlier forms—becomes a kind of mystical appropriation of Lawrence's life, or life itself, in which the essential sacredness of "high" and "low," "beauty" and "ugliness," "poetry" and "non-poetry" is celebrated in a magical transcendence of all rationalist dichotomies.
Women in Love is an inadequate title. The novel concerns itself with far more than simply women in love; far more than simply women in love. Two violent love affairs are the plot's focus, but the drama of the novel has clearly to do with every sort of emotion, and with every sort of spiritual inanition. Gerald and Birkin and Ursula and Gudrun are immense figures, monstrous creations out of legend, out of mythology; they are unable to alter their fates, like tragic heroes and heroines of old. The mark of Cain has been on Gerald since early childhood, when he accidentally killed his brother; and Gudrun is named for a heroine out of Germanic legend who slew her first husband. The pace of the novel is often frenetic. Time is running out, history is coming to an end, the Apocalypse is at hand. Dies Irae and The Latter Days (as well as The Sisters and The Wedding Ring) were titles Lawrence considered for the novel, and though both are too explicit, too shrill, they are more suggestive of the chiliastic mood of the work (which even surprised Lawrence when he read it through after completion in November of 1916: it struck him as "end-of-the-world" and as "purely destructive, not like The Rainbow, destructive-consummating"). . . .


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Scarborough gets defensive, holds on for win at Kennebunk
KENNEBUNK—The prolific scoring ability of the Scarborough girls' lacrosse team's offense is well known.
It turns out the Red Storm can play some pretty clutch defense as well.
Thursday evening, in the latest installment of its impassioned rivalry with the Kennebunk Rams, Scarborough scored three times in the game's first four minutes, but the hosts answered and four different times drew even, the last, 7-7, with 11 minutes to play.
The Red Storm never allowed Kennebunk to go ahead, however, thanks to strong special teams play and solid defense and with 6:50 remaining, senior Kelsey Howard scored to put Scarborough on top to stay.
A goal by senior Laura Przybylowicz with just under four minutes left gave the Red Storm some breathing room and after the Rams pulled within one with a minute to go, Przybylowicz won a pivotal draw to Howard and Scarborough was able to run out the clock and win, 9-8.
Howard led the way with three goals, while classmates Przybylowicz, Mary Scott and Maggie Smith each added a pair and birthday girl junior goalie Meg Kirsch made six clutch saves to help the Red Storm improve to 10-1, dropping Kennebunk to 6-5 in the process.
"We know everyone will bring their 'A' game when they play us and (Kennebunk's) a huge rival," said Scarborough coach Marcia Wood. "Every goal they scored fueled us even more. I'm very proud of how we didn't get frazzled and played our game. It was impressive."
Little separation
A young Kennebunk team has experienced its share of ups and downs in 2012.
The Rams opened with a 14-8 victory at Portland and after a 10-8 home loss to Waynflete, defeated host Westbrook (12-2), visiting Bonny Eagle (13-3) and host Sanford (11-4). Then, Kennebunk suffered a series of frustrating losses, falling at home to Marshwood in three overtimes, 10-9, at Falmouth (17-10) and at home to Massabesic, again in overtime (8-7). The Rams bounced back by outlasting host Cheverus, 16-15, then triumphed at Gorham, 18-9.
Scarborough has won the past two Class A state titles and this year's squad is a heavy favorite to do it again.
The Red Storm slipped up just once so far this spring and has often been dominant Scarborough defeated McAuley (13-0), Bonny Eagle (16-3), Yarmouth (12-5), South Portland (11-4), Massabesic (8-5) and Cheverus (11-10) before losing to Cape Elizabeth, 11-5. The Red Storm bounced back with a 7-6 victory over Thornton Academy, then dominated Gorham (17-5) and Marshwood (11-5).
Kennebunk had long frustrated Scarborough (please see sidebar), beating the Red Storm six successive times between 2003 and 2007, and after Scarborough earned its first ever win over the Rams in the 2008 regular season, shocked the Red Storm in the Western A Final. The next year, Scarborough won the regular season game, but Kennebunk wound up seeded higher and hosted and beat the Red Storm in the quarterfinals. Scarborough finally turned the tables in 2010, winning at the Rams in the regular season, then taking an 11-3 decision in the quarterfinals. Last spring, the Red Storm eked out a 12-11 regular season victory, then won again in the Western A Final, 9-6.
Thursday, Scarborough appeared primed for a big win in the game's early stages, but Kennebunk answered and the teams ended up producing a palpitating contest, one with a postseason feel.
Just 2 minutes, 4 seconds in, Smith scored unassisted for a 1-0 lead.
Fifty seconds later, Scott got in the scoring column with a free position goal.
With 21:06 left in the first half, Howard scored her first goal, taking a pass from Smith and beating Rams junior goalie Lizzie Stockbridge.
Kennebunk would get on the board with 19:34 showing when senior Alyssa Fallon scored for the first time, hinting at a big game to come.
With 16:04 to go, junior Betsy Craig spun through the defense and beat Kirsch to cut the deficit to one.
Then, with 4:46 remaining before halftime, Craig set up Fallon for the tying goal.
In what would be a game-long theme, however, the Rams couldn't get over the top.
Scarborough went back on top, 4-3, with 1:26 to go in the half when Przybylowicz scored (assisted by Smith).
Twenty-three seconds later, Smith scored on a free position, but with 25.9 seconds left, Kennebunk pulled within one on a goal by junior Rose Bryant (assisted by senior Alli Bush).
The Rams almost tied the score with 5.3 seconds to go, but Fallon was robbed point blank by Kirsch and the Red Storm took a 5-4 advantage to the break.
Both goalies came up big on five occasions in the first half to keep the game close.
Early in the second half, Kennebunk tied the score again.
With 23:52 remaining in regulation, senior Kate Graydon, seconds after re-entering the game after having to sit out two minutes for receiving a yellow card, scored unassisted to make it 5-5.
Scarborough went back up 6-5 a minute later when Scott scored on a free position.
Back came the hosts once more as Fallon scored on a free position with 19:17 to play.
The Red Storm got a free position goal from Howard at 14:22 and re-took the lead, 7-6, but Kennebunk made it 7-7 when Fallon scored on a free position with 11:07 showing.
The Rams had chances to take the lead, but couldn't dent the Scarborough defense and the Red Storm managed to go on top for good.
With 6:50 remaining, just seconds after junior Jess Meader shot just high, the ball came to Howard and Howard got a step on a defender and finished unassisted to make it 8-7.
"When they caught up, it gave us the fire to fight back and gave us something to work for, to not let them get ahead of us," Howard said. "We always go for the rebound. I got the rebound. I looked for a pass or an opening. I found the opening and took the shot."
Wood credited patience on offense for her team's success.
"We've really worked on holding the ball a little bit," Wood said. "We'll get calls, we'll get shooting space, three seconds, but we won't get it unless we hold the ball a little bit. I told them to wait for the cut and don't be frantic. We had a spurt in the second half when we threw the ball away. We had to pull it out and wait for our shot."
After a Kennebunk timeout, the Red Storm won the draw, but turned the ball over. The hosts weren't able to capitalize, however, as they also committed a turnover.
That gave Scarborough an opportunity to extend its lead and with 3:55 left in the game, Scott, on a free position, made a spin move instead of shooting, then passed to Przybylowicz, who finished, making the score 9-7.
The Rams got a draw win, but couldn't take advantage as they gave the ball away. Kennebunk did manage to force a Red Storm turnover with 1:30 showing and after Bryant's free position was denied by Kirsch, Fallon scored one final time, unassisted, and it was still very much a game, 9-8, with 1:02 to go.
The ensuing draw loomed large and Przybylowicz was able to best Graydon and Howard managed to win the ground ball giving the visitors possession.
"Every possession and every draw control is really important," Howard said. "When we control the draw, we control the game. I talked to Laura about her placing the ball. I went hard, hoping I get could get my stick there before Kennebunk and I did. That was crucial."
"Kelsey got it," said Wood. "We switched her because the draws were a mixed bag. She's very good at ground balls and ran it out of the mess."
Scarborough then ran out the clock and celebrated one of its biggest wins of the year.
"We work a lot on (running out the clock) in practice," Howard said. "It's a lot harder than we think it is. We did a great job pulling it out, settling it, being able to relax. Everyone did a great job keeping their cool. This really got us ready for playoffs. It's always an exciting game. They played really hard. We played really hard. It was a hard fought game."
"It's always sweet to win here," Wood said. "It's such a rivalry. I knew going into the game it was going to be a big game. That kind of fueled our fire a little bit."
The Red Storm displayed its offensive balance as Howard had three goals and Przybylowicz, Scott and Smith each had two. Smith assisted on two goals, while Scott set up one. Kirsch made six key saves.
"(Meg) made four key saves in the first half," Wood said. "In a one-goal game, every little thing matters."
Przybylowicz won 6 of 9 draws and Howard went 4 of 10 to give Scarborough a narrow 10-9 advantage in that crucial category.
The Red Storm also had a 27-24 edge on ground balls. Howard, Smith, seniors Kat Gadbois and Breanna Goode and junior Sarah Martens all collected four.
Scarborough's defensive effort couldn't be quantified. Martens, Goode, senior Shauni Cowan and junior Ashley Ronzo stood out.
"We were all communicating, talking, helping each other out," said Martens. "That was really a big part of the game. We knew (Meg) would back us up. We're confident in how we can play. We were focused on getting ground balls and getting it up to the offense."
"Sarah got a bunch of draws for us, which was great," said Howard. "The defense is incredible. They save us back there. Shauni talking, Bri having all those interceptions. They work really well together. They're a key part of our team."
"The defense is doing a great job," Wood added. "Their collapse is great. We're working on trying to get sticks straight up and down. Everyone does their part. Shauni has been our rock. She directs everyone where they need to be. She keeps everyone calm and sliding where they need to be. Sarah Martens getting ground balls, winning draw controls was huge. Bri Goode made some big stuffs back there on defense. The girls know even if they didn't score a goal, everything they did mattered."
Scarborough, while plagued at times in the second half, only turned the ball over 11 times. The Red Storm had a 20-18 advantage in shots (15-14 on cage).
Kennebunk's offense was paced by Fallon, who scored a game-high five times. Bryant, Craig and Graydon all had one goal. Bush and Craig had assists. Stockbridge stopped six shots. In the draw circle, Graydon went 3 of 8, Bryant 3 of 6 and sophomore Allison Truman 3 of 5. Bryant led the Rams with six ground balls, while Bush and Fallon both collected four. Kennebunk committed 14 turnovers.
"We needed to possess the ball better on offense when we had it," said Rams coach Annie Barker. "That hurt us because they got the ball and came back. We needed to play a smart game. We're working on it. We're young."
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Kennebunk sits fourth in the latest Western Class A Heal Points standings. The Rams close the regular season Tuesday against Thornton Academy. Kennebunk will host at least one playoff game, but would love to move up to third to potentially avoid Scarborough until the regional final.
Regardless, the Rams will be a difficult out.
"If we beat TA, we'll have at least one home playoff game, but we hoped for more," said Barker. "Now it's do or die. There are still things we can fix. The girls are believing now."
Scarborough has the top seed locked up and will use Tuesday's Senior Night home finale with Windham as a playoff tuneup. The Red Storm will open the playoffs with a quarterfinal round game June 6.
With 12 seniors on the roster and consecutive championships under its belt, the Red Storm is bound and determined to win Class A one more time.
"We love big games at the end of the year and playoffs," said Martens. "We focus on these games. We're driven to win. We have to clean up the passes a little bit in the midfield and focus on possession. Other than that, I think we're looking really strong."
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Church of Reis Magos is a major landmark of a village Verem, Goa. White splendid structure of the church can be easily seen from across the Mandovi River upstream. St. Jerome is the patron of the church. The church was erected by the Franciscan Friars in the mid 16th century. Franciscan friars, who then were in-charge of the missionary work of the Reis Magos town, undertook the church in their hands and built a seminary there.
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Annual feast of the church is held on 6th January every year.
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How to Reach Reis Magos Church
Reis Magos as a part of the Bardez taluk, in North Goa district is well connected with the roadways. Banked by the side of Mandovi River, falling just before the grand bridge of Panjim city; the church is fairly accessible from Old Goa and any part of Goa. The church lies by the side of main road connecting Calangute and Candolim beaches. You can easily avail a line of public or luxurious private transportation to reach the church. If you are driving down there on a motorbike, first you need to reach Verem Bazar and then further take a turn by a Hindu tree temple, which will lead you to the Reis Magos church.
Dabolim (30km from Panjim) is the nearest airport, from where by hiring a taxi you can easily reach the location.
Two nearest railway stations are at Vasco da Gama and Margao.
Reis Magos attracts people from various parts of the country and abroad. And if you are staying in Panjim, you can take a ferry boat ride to cross the Mandovi River and reach the church.
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Reis Magos church lies on the other side of Mandovi River from Panjim. You can thus comfortably take a stay in Panjim as the city is in close vicinity of the church. There you can find a line of well furnished hotels with all luxuries and amenities. The best rated hotels of Bardez, offering you a close stay near the church are:
Accommodation in Goa is never a problem but getting your booking done in advance is advisable to avoid any sort of hustles during your vacation.
Major Attractions of the Church
At the base of well known Reis Magos fort of Verem stands the Reis Magos church. This church is one of the significant churches that Goa is famous for. As per the legend associated with this church, the church has been erected on the site of a ruined ancient Hindu temple. This claim is profoundly supported by the remains of Vijayanagar temple which we can clearly see there, even today.
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Constructed in the year 1555, this church has been built in the memory of Reis Magos or the Three Magi Kings. Reis Magos church has splendid gabled façade and a high rising altar. Two towers were erected and added to both the sides of façade in the year 1764. In 1771, the church was completely renovated from inside. Church has a splendid flight of broad stairs. There is a small shrine near the beginning of the stairs, which is consecrated to Our Lady of Hope. The church inside has colorful Baroque work with bright colorful interiors and exquisite Portico. Tomb of the Viceroy Dom Luis De Ataide's lies north of the nave of the church and the tombstone can be seen set in the floor of the corridor.
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Outside the Reis Magos ?church is a splendid structure with elegant whitewash, which together makes the church very appeasing. Below the crucifix at the top of the church gable, there is an imprint of the Portuguese coat of arms of royal order. This symbol reflects the status and role of the church at that time. Interior of the church has a beautiful line of carvings and paintings in multicolor. The major attraction of the interior is the colorful wooden artwork done all around and in church supports. The most outstanding work is the painted reredos. The main altar of the church has been venerated with a wooden relief with engravings and painting representing the ancient tale of the Three Magi Kings from the Bible. Bottom of the stairs feature an engraving saying 'Yali Balustrades' at its sides.
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The Reis Magos church is dedicated to the three wise men of the bible, Caspar, Melchior and Balthazar. The annual feast of the church known as the 'Festa dos Reis Magos' or 'Feast of the Three Wise Men' is celebrated with lots of zeal and enthusiasm. The festival features a traditional procession which starts from the church and goes all around the village. Major attraction of this procession and festival is the enactment of the ancient story of the three kings following the star to worship and offer gifts to the holy infant Jesus. Local men actively participate in the festival where they dress like the ancient characters and play the parts of the Magi kings. The church and its feast thus hold a strong line of devotion and followings.
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Kansas City lawyer Cliff Wiley, a former world-class sprinter at Kansas, knows USATF inside and out. In 2004, he was head manager of Team USA at the IAAF world junior (under-20) championships in Italy. He coaches high school track and has directed youth track meets for decades in Baltimore and the Midwest. And now he's ready to chuck his standing in USATF. He's calling for the breakup of USATF. "This is a debate that needs to occur," Cliff wrote me last week. "Swimming broke up and no one died. The pieces to the USATF puzzle simply don't fit anymore."
Cliff also wrote me: "I also know most of the so-called 'players' in USATF (and) was on the failed restructuring task force. I think I see more of the whole picture then most people."
Here's a note he sent to several people (including me) on March 12, partly in reaction to the Colorado USATF association mess.
Cliff wrote:
The amount of money at stake in the Colorado Association dispute was relatively small, and the ruling sounds (worse) than it really is.
The real question that needs to be addressed is whether the current structure of USATF is in the best interest of its various constituent groups. I say that it is not. By any objective standard, the youth section of USATF is little more than a cash cow for the majority of the associations and for the national office.
Take a look at the facts; we raised the fees on the youth without any consideration given to its impact; we promote the Hershey Games, but give little support to our own Junior Olympic program, and now a grievance panel is forcing the Colorado (Youth) Association, which generated the money at the center of this dispute, to give some of it to adults who can raise their own money.
I think the time is near that USATF needs to break up; let the elites go their way, the masters, racewalkers, and LDR theirs, and the youth theirs. There is little that these groups have in common anyway, except that they participate in the same sport.
Each of these groups can make it alone, and each will then be more focused on their respective missions without worrying about what some other section of the federation thinks. Let the masters . . . go after that Viagra sponsorship without fear that some kid will ask his mother what's it for.
Give the rights to decide who represents the U.S. in the Olympics marathon to the LDR federation, or the Road Runners, or USA Running, or whatever they are calling themselves these days. Maybe they will find a way to beat the Africans without dressing up imports in USA uniforms, and claiming we are making progress in the long distance events.
Let the track and field people continue to bid out its championships in the dark of the night, then forget how it was done in the light of the day. When the $5.00 per gallon of gas gets here, the race walking federation will be rivaled only by the skateboard federation in membership. What are we waiting for?
The sooner we recognize the fact that the system that we adopted from the AAU is hopelessly flawed the better we all will be. Much has changed in the world since 1978, and it is time for the various groups that compose USATF to move into the 21st century. Can anyone remember the Soviet Union or travel permits to compete in Europe? It is time to bid farewell to TAC, I mean USATF, as we currently know it.
Of course, the idea of masters track splitting off has been expressed before (most forcefully by former USATF Masters T&F Chairman George Mathews). This is the first time I've heard a USATF opinion leader call for the whole enchilada to be sliced up.
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Thomas Fahey - March 21, 2008
Track and field is a struggling sport in the USA. We need to stay together to promote the sport at all levels. Each group within the sport benefits from the success of other groups. Unfortunately, zealots within each group don't see the relevance of other groups and don't want to share resources. They are short-sighted and don't see the big picture.
The long-term health of masters T&F depends on people taking up the sport when they're young. It's extremely difficult to be competitive at age 35+ if you never competed in the sport in high school or college. Likewise, our participation provides inspiration to younger generations.
Also, if we split from USATF I doubt we will have much success getting officials for our meets.
We should stay together and make all segments of track and field successful.
Michael Roth - March 21, 2008
I wholeheartedly agree, with 2 caveats. 1st, USOC money must be guaranteed to each new group in a large enough emount to be self sufficient. 2nd, Brooks Johnson, Stephanie Hightower & John Chaplin can have no involvement in any organization whatsoever.
David Hager - March 21, 2008
I think that Cliff knows a lot more about the situation than he is willing to tell us in his somewhat rambling but well-intentioned statement. I think that the true answer is to get new leadership at the top (the replacement for Craig Masback) that has no political agenda and is a servant to the betterment of all T&F is the US. If the search committee is not doing this, then I agree with Cliff.
George Mathews - March 22, 2008
Professionals and amateurs don't mix. Youth and Masters might, but separate would be better. Maybe AAU needs another chance. Seems be to run from Florida. Robin Beamon is a big deal in both organizations.
Masters belong with National Senior Games Association. They are the one's nominating Phil for Sullivan Award, not USATF.
New management and/ structure will not fix it.
Masters can't even get a contract for Boston yet. Terrible answers on insurance for clinics etc.
Trust those who know and have been there.
Peter Magill - March 22, 2008
Threatening to break up USATF may serve some visceral need that we all feel now and again, but in reality it would be a huge negative for many of us masters runners.
Here's why: We aren't just masters runners.
Many of us compete in both USATF Open and Masters meets. We run LDR events. Some of us coach Youth (not me – those darn kids always seem to know instinctively that they can get away with murder around me!).
Primarily a cross-country runner these days, I run local open invitationals during the fall. Run the So Cal Open Division X-Country Championship. And run the Masters Club and USA X-Country Championships – a big part of which is the fact that after our race we masters get to watch the Open runners go at it. We LIKE being part of the multi-generational event! Yes, I sometimes run the Masters 5K event too, and I absolutely love that that one's all masters (because it's broken into different races for different age groups). But x-country would definitely lose some of the magic if we masters were suddenly split apart from meets with the youngin's.
In track, I run almost all open meets that require USATF membership (well, okay, they don't often check, but that's supposed to be a requirement).
On the roads, I run both masters and open USATF events, and I want to keep that option open.
So what am I (and other athletes like me) supposed to do? Get yearly memberships for USATF, for some new Masters body, for a new LDR body, and for Youth athletics if we're coaching in that too?
Come on, get real. If you want to lose a lot of "young" masters athletes in their 40s (and 50s … and….), then make us choose between USATF and some new Masters organization – and then expect to lose us as 50-year-olds (just 3 years off for me!) … and 60-year-olds … and….
Because I'm not joining 3 or 4 organizations just to compete. Good grief, I'd have to get a new wallet just to carry all my membership cards!
Masters Runner - March 22, 2008
Michael, the amount of USOC money will be allocated as follows:
RW – zero from all sources
LDR – maybe a little from sponsors, zero from USOC
Youth – maybe low six figures from sponsors, zero from USOC
Masters – maybe a very little from sponsors, zero from USOC
The USOC will not let any group (incl LDR and RW) own their piece of the Olympic team.
That being said, I think the masters should split as long as they are willing to pay their own way or join another group (and the current leaders lose their seniority). At least the masters seem to have low overhead – no need for useful websites, staff supporting programs, or a serious set of events and programs. The other groups are too needy or too incompetent to develop an infrastructure and pay for a common overhead.
Mellow Johnny - March 24, 2008
I agree with Pete. USATF certainly has it's problems but as Pete pointed out, it allows a lot of different groups to share in a common sport.
I am 31 and just getting back into track as a submaster after several years off after college.
If Masters Track becomes part of the "National Senior Games" then you're excluding people not only my age but 20 years older than me (if my understanding is correct that the senior games is for those 55 and older).


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all of the ways we play with numbers
group leader: Bon Crowder of http://mathfour.com
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Hello Math Group!I set up a collaborative pinterest board for the we teach: math group. If you are interested in being invited, please go here:…Continue
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What games do you use at home and/or in your classroom to make math practice fun?I compiled a list of…Continue
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I'm compiling a list of Math Pinterest Boards for the Math Resource Page on We Teach. Do you have a PInterest Board designated for Math that you'd like to share??? THANK YOU!Continue
Started by Kim Vij. Last reply by Lim Siew Yean Jun 4, 2013.
Hi Bon! So happy to have you onboard as leader. Can't wait to see all the fab ideas and resources that will be shared here!
I have a question, who is the leader of this group? Thanks so much, Carolyn
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Your entry to the Houston music scene with Sara Cress and Joey Guerra
Monthly Archive for July, 2008
Sara's weekend picks
Friday (Aug. 1): • Eclectic Americana band Sugar Bayou brings special guest Mary Cutrufello into its fray. This one is worth every penny. Details: 7:30 p.m. $10. Mucky Duck, 2425 Norfolk. 713-528-5999. • The Small Sounds, Mice & Rifles (Austin), The Georgian Company (Austin) team up for a night of indie country. Details: 10 p.m. […] [Read More]
On sale: Jack Ingram, Corbin Blue, Jason Mraz
Four completely unrelated shows on sale Friday and Saturday: • Jack Ingram and Shooter Jennings, Sept. 5 at the Showgrounds. Tickets on sale at 10 a.m. Saturday. $15 and $20; theshowgrounds.com or at 800-211-3381. Ingram opened a recent Woodlands show for Martina McBride. • Corbin Bleu — he of High School Musical fame — Sept. […] [Read More]
Shows for the start of the week
I know everyone is all show-ed out after this weekend, but in case you need more, here's more: • They, Who Sound and Art League Houston present Norway's Ingebrigt Haaker Flaten, bass player for The Thing. He performs two sets with local creative music performers: one with Jawwad Taylor and David Dove; another with Jason […] [Read More]
This week in touring acts
Monday (July 28) Parlor Mob with the Gold Sounds and Paris Falls at Rudyard's Dear and the Headlights with What Laura Says at Warehouse Live Tuesday (July 29) Right On John at Walter's Wednesday (July 30) 311 with Snoop Dogg at the Showgrounds Thursday (July 31) A Cursive Memory with the '71s at Warehouse Live […] [Read More]
Engine Room closes
From the Engine Room's MySpace: Hey everyone Yes the Engine Room is closed down now. All dates have been canceled. We know it's frustarting to some but we are doing our best to let everyone know who has a date booked with us. We are having a hard time getting a hold of everyone who […] [Read More]
A grand old time at the Hootenanny
There are cover bands and there are bands that do wicked covers for amusement when someone asks them to. Guess which bands I'd rather see? Last night's second installment of the Skyline Network's Hootenanny (aka Twotenanny) was a roaring success. The Mink was filled, the bands were often mind-blowingly good, and, above all, it was […] [Read More]
Journey, Heart provide a dose of retro rock
Karren Warren: Chronicle Journey frontman Arnel Pineda worked hard Saturday at the Woodlands Pavilion. Click here to see more photos from the concert. Journey — thanks to the Sopranos, Wal-Mart and one big-voiced Filipino singer — is enjoying an unlikely renaissance. The group's June album, Revelations, is still in Billboard's top 20 after seven weeks, […] [Read More]
Joey's weekend picks
Friday (July 25): Miss Leslie has been spreading the honky-tonk love around Texas the last few weeks. But she's back home for a pair of shows. • Details: 9 p.m. Friday. With Tony Booth. Blanco's, 3406 W. Alabama. 713-439-0072. • And: 4 p.m. Saturday. Free. Cactus Records, 2110 Portsmouth. 713-526-9272. Saturday (July 26): • Fitzgerald's […] [Read More]
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Stars shine at Oak Tree
Posted: September 24, 2009|
From the Oak Tree Arena
SOME of Speedway's biggest stars took to the Somerset track to pay homage to one of the sport's great servants in Mark Lemon for his 20th Anniversary Testimonial Meeting.
They produced racing befitting the occasion in front of one of the largest crowds ever seen at the Oak Tree Arena.
The tone of the meeting was set from the opening heat when Australia's Troy Batchelor headed Hans Andersen into the first bend, clamping the GP star on the white line and then rode an excellent four laps to keep Andersen pegged back in second place, despite his adversary trying every which way to find a way past into the lead.
By the end of heat four, the Australians had quickly established a six-point lead, the main focus of interest coming in the fourth heat when the current Oak Tree Arena track record holder, Leigh Adams, came to the tapes, the crowd eager to see if he could lower the 56.08 seconds record time he set at the start of the 2007 season.
As soon as the tapes rose, one could tell that Adams had that record in his sights but, with Peter Karlsson putting him under pressure in the opening lap and a half, it took vital tenths off Adams' final time of 56.52 seconds, which was to be the fastest time of the night.
A first heat advantage to the Rest of the World in heat five saw them cut the deficit to four points and the two sides were soon all-square, with a maximum 5-1 to the Rest of the World courtesy of Peter Karlsson and James Wright.
The Aussies immediately hit back with a brace of maximum heat wins of their own to re-establish an eight-point lead, Lemon winning heat eight in fine style.
But, like two heavyweight boxers slugging it out in the ring, so the Rest of the World came back at the Australians once again as the Karlsson and Wright combination posted their second successive maximum heat win to bring their side back to within four points of the Australians.
But that was as good as it got for the Rest of the World septet and further heat advantages for the Australians saw them stretch their lead out to 10 points by the end of heat 12, prompting Rest of the World team manager and 1993 world champion Sam Ermolenko, to send his number one, Hans Andersen, to the tapes in the black and white helmet colour for a double-point, tactical ride move.
Andersen did not let his team manager down, winning the heat in fine style after cleverly blocking off Adams' attempt on an outside run in the first turn, the resultant 7-2 heat win for the Rest of the World side bringing them right back into the match, just five points shy of the Aussies.
A 4-2 race win by Rene Bach and Emil Kramer in the penultimate heat took the meeting into a last-heat decider, the Australians holding a slender three-point lead.
The Australians were not, however, going to let this meeting slip from their grasp and, as the tapes rose on the all-important 15th and final heat, Troy Batchelor and Steve Johnston sped from the tapes to get to the first turn in the lead.
They then combined to hold off Bach, who tried in vain to split the Aussie partnership, the 5-1 heat win to the Australian's seeing them run out the 50-43 winners of an entertaining meeting.
The individual contest that followed the main event was won by Hans Andersen, the Poole rider snuffing out Adams' challenge as the pair took to the first bend.
Andersen's move allowed Lemon to come around the outside and into second place, a position he held on to despite being put under intense pressure by Adams, with Travis McGowan coming home in fourth place.
Somerset finished in sixth place in the Premier League table, missing out in a place in the play-offs.
However, they are still in the Young Shield, where they will take on the Stoke Potters.
The first leg takes place in Stoke tomorrow and the return leg on Friday, October 2, at the Oak Tree Arena.


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Full detailed profile on Lexi Played by Erika Schaefer on Fashion House Daytime Soap Opera.
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Tania tells William that everyone always leaves her. He tells her that he has no choice to leave. Tania tells him to that she loves him and wants to go with him. William tells her that she is right and that she shouldn't be left behind. He instructs her to wait for him to return from packing his things. Lexi gets a visit from Hans and Harold at Michelle Miller Designs. They tell her that they are in the market for a job and thought that she would like to hire them. Lexi tells them that she is looking for a more sophisticated look, but she will put them on the mailing list. Harold informs her that she is no Maria Gianni and she has no talent. Lexi tells them to leave before she has them thrown out.
Lexi gets the proposals for her new company logo design and treats her assistant very similar to how Maria treated her. Manny and his men walk in looking for Michelle and Lexi informs them that Michelle no longer works for her company. Lexi writes down Michelle's contact information and gives it to them. Manny takes a second look at Lexi's sexy appearance before rushing off to find Michelle. Her assistant tells her that it wasn't wise to give out Michelle's information to those guys, but Lexi quickly reminds him that Michelle can take care of herself, and that she is not paying him to think!


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August 2, 2015
A 17-year-old Huntsville man was arrested and charged with murder in the death of his grandmother Monday.
Police said they found the body of Vera Martha Starkey, 68, in her home in the Windsor Lakes Subdivision – a gated retirement community near Conroe—around 10 a.m.
They were met by a co-worker who said she'd gone into the victim's home and found Starkey unresponsive.
Police said Starkey had suffered severe blunt-force trauma.
Working from evidence gathered at the scene and information from family members, investigators determined that Starkey's grandson, Brock Andrew Starkey, was the last person seen with the victim.
Family members said they hadn't seen Brock Starkey for two days, so investigators issued a missing persons broadcast for him, including a description of his vehicle.
Around 4 p.m. Monday, a Hudspeth County Sheriff's Deputy pulled over Starkey east of El Paso and arrested him after an alert was sent out.
According to jail documents, Brock Starkey lists his residency in Huntsville.
Starkey was being held Tuesday in the Hudspeth County Jail on $500,000 bond. Conroe police were making arrangements to return him to Montgomery County.
They said the investigation is ongoing.
KHOU-Houston & KTSM-El Paso contributed to this report.
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i am going to wirte this blog on my harsh dejection with maruti suzuki cars (zen estilo vxi) earlier, i was of the view that maruti is no 1 car manufacturing company and its vehicles are a great possession. and also i used to recomend to all who consulted me about the purchase of 4 wheelars. but now with my soar experience, i think i should have wasted my money. the engines they install in their cars are the worest one and quite of no. 2 in camparison to prepared by an ordinary toolsman who works at the corner of the street. at the time of the sell of the cars, the company claims that the engine will run around 2-3 lac km, but after selling they say the engine will need to be overalled after 40000 km. the worset of commitments ever made !!! in future, i will never purchase even an underweare having made by maruti, buying of the cars of the brand is out of question !!!! may the curse fall on fucked MARUTI !!!!
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Garmin unveiled the Edge 705 and Edge 605 integrated personal training systems targeted towards cyclists. The Edge 705 and Edge 605 provide mapping capabilities, street navigation featuring a 2.2" colour display in addition to tracking vertical profiles, climb and descent, altitude, speed, distance, and time.
I don't know what inspires people to make these amazing contraptions, but they are always works of art. And appear to be made and/or powered primarily by the hours and hours of thoughtful labor that likely goes into these projects.
In this case, a gentleman has taken a Remington typewriter apart and made it into a keyboard. It even features the arrows, number pad, F keys, and all the other keys one is accustomed to.
So if you are paranoid you might want to hop on over to Hack-A-Day to see the GSM based motion sensor alarm they've recently posted. Essentially what happens is when the alarm is tripped, during a certain time period, it calls someone.
Now who that someone is would be up to you, but I would recommend the police. At the very least you yourself should be on the call list.
iPhoneSIMfree has posted FAQ for people who are wondering about their iPhone unlocking application. According to the FAQ, they are hoping to release the software within 72 hours. Everything on the iPhone will work as intended except for visual voicemail.


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Windham teen to sing at Celtics game
WINDHAM — A Windham teen has been invited to sing at a Boston Celtics game.
Emma Joanis, 13, a student at Windham Middle School, will sing the national anthem at tonight's home game at the TD BankNorth Garden in Boston.
The week performance will be Emma's third time singing for the Celtics.
Emma will also sing "Over the Rainbow" during the halftime performance at the New York Knicks game at Madison Square Garden on Jan. 30.
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