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- Tickets will not be replaced if lost, stolen or unused.
- Tickets are not refunded for any inclement weather including but not limited to snow, wind, rain, mud, cold or extreme temperatures.
- Refunds will not be given for dissatisfaction with any event, as opinions are subjective.
- Plants purchased at our Spring Plant Sale and Fall Plant and Bulb Sale will not be refunded if they wither after event.
- Event ticket purchases are non-transferrable to another event or Gardens education class.
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In the instant of a second, I just always knew.
A flickering flame I caught in the eye of you.
A feather in the wind and on my last breath,
A deeper breeze of Sunsets at night's death,
A Star beams on the Moon and lights up the sky.
I am in a wonderland amazed at just how high.
Lo and behold, it comes to me at the end.
My first love left me His message to send.
Look up and you shall see me at night,
Look down and I am out truly of sight.
Hold on to the very end for I am near,
It's my voice in your heart you'll hear.
Take one breath or even two,
I am the one always with you!
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Lately, there have been so many billion-dollar tech acquisitions in the headlines that it's hard to keep them straight. We await Apple's buyout of Dr. Dre's Beats for $3.2 billion. YouTube is reportedly close to a purchase of the video game streaming service Twitch, for $1 billion. And it wasn't that long ago that Facebook made its big news with a $19 billion purchase of the messaging service WhatsApp.
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Located right at the ski area, Granite Peak Ski and Sport Shop offers an outstanding selection of outerwear and ski apparel. You will find a wide array of clothing for men, women and children! We carry Dakine, Suga Point & Obermeyer outerwear, Dakine and Candygrind gloves, Bula and Turtle Fur hats, Smith, Spy and Giro goggles, Giro helmets, Skea, Smartwool, and Skull Candy accessories and much, much more!
Looking for a souvenir? Our shop offers great selection of Granite Peak Ski Area logo t-shirts, sweatshirts, hats, pins, mugs and glasses.
Historic Downtown
Explore, Experience, Enjoy! Downtown Wausau has anything and everything you seek. Martinis to Doc Martins, entertainment to antiques, gourmet meals to casual coffee shops — it's all here, and it's all within 10 minutes of Granite Peak.
Be sure to check out Downtown Wausau's River District and Historic Washington Square Shopping District!
|Granite Ski & Sport Shop
|Granite Ski & Sport Shop offers adult and children's outerwear for skiing and snowboarding, including Obermeyer and Cloud Veil apparel, plus souvenir sweatshirts and t-shirts, goggles and sunglasses. Located at the base area of Granite Peak in our new rental building.
3605 North Mountain Rd
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|For brand-name equipment and winter apparel, head to Shepherd & Schaller, Central Wisconsin's #1 ski and snowboard shop. Equipment leases, rentals and professional tunes and repairs are also available. Experts since 1949. Located in Downtown Wausau.
324 Scott Street
M 9-8; T-W 9-6; Th-F 9-8; Sat 9-5; Sun 12-4
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|Evolutions in Design
|Experience a unique shopping atmosphere not found anywhere else in Central Wisconsin. Evolutions in Design is a distinct floral and retail store that will entice you to frequently return to see the evolving displays of fresh flowers, plant and silk designs and exclusive gifts and furniture. Shop online at evolutionsindesign.com.
626 Third Street
M-F 8-6; Sat 9-3
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|Downtown Wausau's River District
Downtown Wausau's River District has anything and everything you seek. Visit WausauRiverDistrict.com for the inside scoop on what's up this week in downtown Wausau – everything from live entertainment and drink specials, to shopping, dining, and spa destinations you won't want to miss!
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316 Scott Street
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|Historic Washington Square and Third Street Shopping District
|Experience shopping in the Historic Washington Square and Third Street Shopping District. Visit the many unique boutique shops. You'll find everything from jewelry and chocolates, wine and coffee, to paint-it- yourself pottery. Come shop and dine in one convenient place. Wausau's most unique shopping experience!
300 Third St, Suite 214
Downtown Wausau
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|Dayspring Health Spa
|Dayspring Health Spa is nestled in the heart of Wausau's downtown historic district and located within The Jefferson Street Inn. Peaceful and elegant atmosphere. Therapeutic massages, customized facials, waxing, body polish and wraps, manicures, pedicures, Pampered Group parties.
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it was crazy crowded when we stepped into "Restaurant Forte" Baden Baden. i always wondered what BBNY was... i always walked by the sign without thinking twice about it. i was going to try BonChon/BonBon down the street- but from the reviews, i decided BBNY would be a better choice. we walked into a mad-house. it was bustling with people chatting, grey's anatomy & the houston rockets on TV, beers and soju shot glasses clinking, large groups of after-workers cheering, etc... usually these kinds of things irritate me a lot. we were almost going to leave until all the servers and bartenders started to greet and "in-sah" (bow to us in respect). hmmm... maybe we'll stay. lol. we waitied for a seat at the bar. it was 10pm and the whole place was packed. great views of koreatown by the window, seemed like a decent spaced place- we just happened to drop by on the busiest night in New York. afterwork thursdays. i liked the vibe. usually, i cringe at other koreans yapping away and just being in my personal space- but not here. no "once-over stares", no "gossiping", no annoying middle aged men bothering us, no servers ignoring our presence... everything was pretty "smooth sailing". the music selection was current and upbeat- the soju selections weren't bad at all.. they go for 12.95 and up. we drank about two bottles and were feeling pretty nice. the delicious smell of Tong-Dak (fried chicken) wafts in the air. i couldn't take it anymore and ended up ordering the small Tong Dak. it was very moist and tantilizing in my mouth. i haven't had the stuff in years! trust me, all those delicious entrees coming out the kitchen will tempt you to order each time they're brought to someone else's table. anyway, i'll def. be back. loved the service, the atmosphere, the food, the drinks, and location
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This funky, homey, unpretentious place specializes in rotisserie-fried chicken. The chicken is great and there's lots of it. It also offers Korean specialties, but my husband and I went for the chicken and it was outstanding. It's served with French fries or onion rings -- the fries looked undercooked, but in fact they were perfect -- crisp and delicious. If you're two, as we were, you can order the small (we ordered the large size and while we ate it all, it was really huge!). We got out of there for $33 and enjoyed the ambience -- young Korean crowd, wood-paneled, old-fashioned bar feeling. Not fancy or romantic, but great before a game at the Garden.


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Himalaya, 2500 km long and the highest mountain range in the world is full of surprises and offers challenges for people of all taste and adventures. The trekking in the Himalayas is most sort after by trekkers from across the world. Namastay to All
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- Single page media release issued by the Media Release Index on behalf of the Australian Maritime Safety Authority. The Media Release gives Australian Search and Rescue media contact details.
This media release was collected from the Melbourne Coastal Radio Station after it was closed in July 2002. In addition to communications equipment and documentation, items in general office use were collected in order to represent as far as possible the working environment at the time of closure.
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============================== 11: Databases Using SQLAlchemy ============================== Our Pyramid-based wiki application now needs database-backed storage of pages. This frequently means a SQL database. The Pyramid community strongly supports the SQLAlchemy object-relational mapper (ORM) as a convenient, Pythonic way to interface to databases. In this step we hook up SQLAlchemy to a SQLite database table. Objectives ========== - Store pages in SQLite by using SQLAlchemy models - Use SQLAlchemy queries to list/add/view/edit/delete pages - Provide a database-initialize command by writing a Pyramid *console script* which can be run from the command line .. note:: The ``alchemy`` scaffold is really helpful for getting a SQLAlchemy project going, including generation of the console script. Since we want to see all the decisions, we will forgo convenience in this tutorial and wire it up ourselves. Steps To Initialize Database ============================ .. warning:: To make sure that your Python can reach your SQLite library correctly, please make sure the following succeeds: .. code-block:: bash $ python3.3 Python 3.3.0 (default, Mar 8 2013, 15:50:47) [GCC 4.2.1 Compatible Apple Clang 4.0 ((tags/Apple/clang-421.0.60))] on darwin Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information. >>> from sqlite3 import * >>> #. As before, let's use the previous package as a starting point for a new distribution. Also, let's install the dependencies required for a SQLAlchemy-oriented Pyramid application and make a directory for the console script: .. code-block:: bash (env33)$ cd ..; cp -r step10 step11; cd step11 (env33)$ easy_install-3.3 sqlalchemy pyramid_tm zope.sqlalchemy .. note:: We aren't yet doing ``python3.3 setup.py develop`` as we are changing it later. #. Our configuration file at ``development.ini`` wires together some new pieces: .. literalinclude:: development.ini :language: ini #. This engine configuration now needs to be read into the application through changes in ``tutorial/__init__.py``: .. literalinclude:: tutorial/__init__.py :linenos: #. We need a command-line script for initializing the database. Enter the following to initialize ``tutorial/scripts/__init__.py``: .. literalinclude:: tutorial/scripts/__init__.py #. Now enter our console script at ``tutorial/scripts/initializedb.py``: .. literalinclude:: tutorial/scripts/initializedb.py #. To wire up this new console script, our ``setup.py`` needs an entry point: .. literalinclude:: setup.py #. Since ``setup.py`` changed, we now run it: .. code-block:: bash (env33)$ python3.3 setup.py develop #. The script references some models in ``tutorial/models.py``: .. literalinclude:: tutorial/models.py :linenos: #. Let's run this console script, thus producing our database and table: .. code-block:: bash (env33)$ initialize_tutorial_db development.ini 2013-03-12 10:13:56,972 INFO [sqlalchemy.engine.base.Engine][MainThread] PRAGMA table_info("wikipages") 2013-03-12 10:13:56,972 INFO [sqlalchemy.engine.base.Engine][MainThread] () 2013-03-12 10:13:56,974 INFO [sqlalchemy.engine.base.Engine][MainThread] CREATE TABLE wikipages ( id INTEGER NOT NULL, title TEXT, body TEXT, PRIMARY KEY (id), UNIQUE (title) ) 2013-03-12 10:13:56,974 INFO [sqlalchemy.engine.base.Engine][MainThread] () 2013-03-12 10:13:56,977 INFO [sqlalchemy.engine.base.Engine][MainThread] COMMIT 2013-03-12 10:13:56,981 INFO [sqlalchemy.engine.base.Engine][MainThread] BEGIN (implicit) 2013-03-12 10:13:56,983 INFO [sqlalchemy.engine.base.Engine][MainThread] INSERT INTO wikipages (title, body) VALUES (?, ?) 2013-03-12 10:13:56,983 INFO [sqlalchemy.engine.base.Engine][MainThread] ('Root', '
Root') 2013-03-12 10:13:56,985 INFO [sqlalchemy.engine.base.Engine][MainThread] COMMIT Application Steps ================= #. With our data now driven by SQLAlchemy queries, we need to update our ``tutorial/views.py``: .. literalinclude:: tutorial/views.py #. The introduction of a relational database means significant changes in our ``tutorial/tests.py``: .. literalinclude:: tutorial/tests.py #. Run the tests in your package using ``nose``: .. code-block:: bash (env33)$ nosetests . .. ----------------------------------------------------------------- Ran 2 tests in 1.971s OK #. Run the WSGI application: .. code-block:: bash (env33)$ pserve development.ini --reload #. Open ``http://127.0.0.1:6547/`` in your browser. Analysis ======== Let's start with the dependencies. We made the decision to use ``SQLAlchemy`` to talk to our database. We also, though, installed ``pyramid_tm`` and ``zope.sqlalchemy``. Why? Pyramid has a strong orientation towards support for ``transactions``. Specifically, you can install a transaction manager into your app application, either as middleware or a Pyramid "tween". Then, just before you return the response, all transaction-aware parts of your application are executed. This means Pyramid view code usually doesn't manage transactions. If your view code or a template generates an error, the transaction manager aborts the transaction. This is a very liberating way to write code. The ``pyramid_tm`` package provides a "tween" that is configured in the ``development.ini`` configuration file. That installs it. We then need a package that makes SQLAlchemy and thus the RDBMS transaction manager integrate with the Pyramid transaction manager. That's what ``zope.sqlalchemy`` does. Where do we point at the location on disk for the SQLite file? In the configuration file. This lets consumers of our package change the location in a safe (non-code) way. That is, in configuration. This configuration-oriented approach isn't required in Pyramid; you can still make such statements in your ``__init__.py`` or some companion module. The ``initializedb`` is a nice example of framework support. You point your setup at the location of some ``[console_scripts]`` and these get generated into your virtualenv's ``bin`` directory. Our console script follows the pattern of being fed a configuration file with all the bootstrapping. It then opens SQLAlchemy and creates the root of the wiki, which also makes the SQLite file. Note the ``with transaction.manager`` part that puts the work in the scope of a transaction (as we aren't inside a web request where this is done automatically.) The ``models.py`` does a little bit extra work to hook up SQLAlchemy into the Pyramid transaction manager. It then declares the model for a ``Page``. Our views have changes primarily around replacing our dummy dictionary-of-dictionaries data with proper database support: list the rows, add a row, edit a row, and delete a row. Extra Credit ============ #. Why all this code? Why can't I just type 2 lines have magic ensue?


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This public service announcement highlights the lifesaving work performed at the R. Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center every day.
This spot on The Need for Support, which was seen on local network and cable stations in Baltimore, features Josh Basile, who was seriously injured at age 18, emphasizing the fact that people who may never think they will need Shock Trauma's services during their lifetime can, one day, find themselves being given a second chance at life because of the center's life-saving work.
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Written by Okie_4 / Apr 23, 2009
This is a true story that happened about 3 years ago...
My wife and I had been married only 2 years, but lived together for almost 5 years. She was sheltered all her life and had not been exposed to much. Her mom was very religious and would not allow her to date or have boys over. So when we began seeing each other I was surprised to hear that she was a virgin. She had given head a few times in high school but never went any further. I was the only man she had ever been with, and after we started having sex she turned into a sex maniac. She wanted it all the time and said she loved sex. I'm not the biggest guy around so it was nice to know that she enjoyed it so much as that was all she knew. We ended up moving to a larger city and planned to have a baby. She got a decent job and we were still having sex regularly.
My wife is part mexican and white, so she is naturally tan and she is really pretty. She played college softball so she is in great shape too. I felt I was a very lucky man, and I was aware that other men were attracted to her, but I knew we were in a solid relationship. I thought she was strong enough not to be sucked into another guy's pick-up lines and such. I didn't take into consideration that how much she loves sex, she might become curious as what another man might feel like.
We had just finished having sex and she wanted to take a bath together to relax and clean up. I agreed and walked to the bathroom and filled it up. We started talking about how great the sex was when she said that she wanted to talk to me about something serious. I could tell by her tone that she didn't want to tell me. She wanted me to promise I wouldn't freak out and get jealous as she still only loves me and nobody else. My heart was racing at this point as I had no idea where she was going with this. She went on to tell me about a guy she works with, Jacob, he's a kid, 18. I've met this kid when I had been at her job to visit her. He's tall, slender and good looking and I thought I remembered her telling me he was getting engaged. I said yes, I remember Jacob, she went on to say that his girlfriend he was about to propose to had cheated on him. He said that they wanted to stay together but he felt the only way he could put it past him is if he was able to sleep with another woman before they got engaged. They agreed and Jacob set out to find a woman to accomplish his goal.
My wife went on to tell me that they had talked before about sex, not between them but their partners. On this day in the break room, he told her about his deal that he made with his girlfriend. They talked about it for a while and he said he would like to do it with someone he knows and already in a relationship so that away it would be a one time deal no strings attached. My wife said she understood and said she wasn't sure where he was going with this. Jacob then grabbed my wifes hand and placed it in his lap. He then asked if she would like to do this, he said he only wanted sex and they leave never to talk about it or tell anyone about it. This apparently got my wife excited and she quickly agreed. They got off work about the same time, Jacob said he wanted her to meet him at a local hotel not too far from their work. My wife agreed and met him at the room. She said when he opened the door he was completely naked. She walked in and proceeded to stroke his cock while he tried to undress her. She then decided to drop to her knees and give him head as he was not getting hard in her hand. For some reason, Jacob claimed it was his nerves, he was having trouble getting hard. My wife decided after a few minutes that if he couldn't get hard she was wasting her time, so she left him there in the hotel room naked.
After telling me all this I was shocked, but suprisingly not really pissed, but turned on. I explained to her that I was disappointed that she couldn't have come to me about her desire to expereince another man and that she would meet a guy at a hotel room. After a few days of thinking about it, I was really starting to get turned on by the idea. I decided to bring it up again and see what she was thinking. She said she would have rather moved on as she knew she hurt me. I reassured her and told her that I would be open to exploring this more if she wanted to. Her eyes got big and she smiled, she told me that her desire was so great that she probably would have gone off and screwed some guy just to do it. I told her that I would much rather be a part of it and know what is going on than her do it behind my back where I can't protect her. We discussed the rules and how it would go down. She said she wanted it to happen in a hotel room as she didn't feel comfortable having sex with another man in our bed. I said that I get to find the guy, although she would have the final say so if she was attracted to him or not.
I decided to start looking online, as he would be a complete stranger and we would walk away not strings attached. My wife said she prefered younger guys because they were strictly in it for sex and could cum several times usually. She loves cum so that's a big turn on for her. I found a guy, 19, really well built and willing to fuck her with me in the room. We set a day and exchanged numbers.
The day came and I came home from work, she was in the bathtub shaving her pussy. She said she wanted to look good for this guy. She put on a short black dress and no panties. We stopped at the store to buy some condoms and lube, just in case he was into anal. We got the hotel room and I called him to let him know where to go. He showed up about 20 minutes later. He was extremely nervous and I could tell he didn't know what to do next. My wife told him to relax and walked over to him. She took off his shirt and started kissing his chest and sucking on his nipples. My cock jumped into overdrive after seeing her seduce a younger guy. She then dropped to her knees and unbuttoned his jeans, she pulled down to the floor. He was wearing boxers and his cock was about to bust out of them. I could tell he was larger than I was, but I wasn't sure how much yet. She teased his cock through his boxers until he was moaning and begging her to pull it out. She pulled his rock hard cock out of the boxers and I was completely shocked, this kid had at least a 9" cock! This was very exciting to her as she had only had my 6" cock in her pussy. She sucked his cock like there was no tomorrow. I was surprised she could swallow a lot of it, although she gagged herself many times. At this point I couldn't handle it any more, I stripped down and started jerking my cock.
This kid then decided he wanted more and told my wife to get on the bed. He started licking and fingering her pussy. He made her almost cum when he stopped and asked her if she wanted more, she said, "oh god yes please give it to me." After hearing this I knew I had to get the condoms out so I turned around to find the bag they were in. I pulled the box out and had a little difficulty opening the box. Once I pulled a condom out I turned around just in time to see him shove his big cock into my wife's pussy. I took the condom over and asked that he please put it on as we are trying to have a baby and I didn't want his seed in her. He looked at my wife and she turned to me and told me to be quiet and sit in the corner. I again said that I didn't think it was a good idea but she told me if I said another word I could wait down in the lobby. Since I didn't want to miss this I decided that if he pulled out that would be good enough.
This kid started really fucking my wife hard, she was screaming in pain and pleasure. I could hear his big balls smacking against her as he drove his cock deep inside. She said he was hitting the back of her pussy and had never felt this way. I was sitting in my chair behind them jerking my cock, I had to stop myself from cumming several times as I was really turned on by this kid pounding my wife like I couldn't. He was fucking her missionary position with my wife's legs up on his shoulders, giving him the best access she could. After only about 10 minutes he said he needed to cum, my wife asked him to cum on her not in her pussy. He pulled out and shot a huge load all over her tits. My wife then started scooping it up with her fingers and eating his cum. I knew it was quick but she looked to be satisfied with a big cock fucking her hard even if only lasting 10 minutes. I was amazed however that he never really lost his hard on. He told her if she sucked him he'd be hard again in a few minutes and ready for round 2.
My wife laid him down on the bed and she started licking up her own juices off his cock and balls. He reached over and started fingering her pussy to keep her wet. Just as he predicted, he was fully hard again in just a few minutes, I was amazed. He said he wanted to fuck her doggy so she got on all fours. He shoved his cock into my wife's pussy hard, not giving her a chance to adjust. She screamed out and he said that's how he fucks sluts. He then started calling her a slut and she was really getting into it. He made her cum really hard fucking her from behind. She then said she wanted to ride his big cock. He laid down and she got on top and lowered herself down on his cock slowly. She started slidding his cock up and down in her pussy, she was finally in control. He was obviously enjoying this as he started to grunt and moan. She rode his cock slow and deep and would reach down and play with his balls. She fucked him for a long time like this, my cock was needing to explode but I wanted to save it till the end. As they fucked I saw him start to tense up and he let out a big groan. I knew what had just happened, because she was on top he blew his load into her and there wasn't much she could do about it.
I expected her to jump off him in protest as she knew how important this was to me. Instead she continued to sit on his cock rocking back and forth. I could now see the cum starting to ooze out of her pussy and slide down his balls. I was a little disturbed by this as that was a big rule of mine, I didn't want any other man's seed in my wife. And the fact that she wasn't objecting and continued to have him inside her, which would push his seed up further. Even though this happened I still blew my load as I needed the relief after seeing how hot it was to watch my hot wife get fucked.
She went to take a shower and the kid got dressed and said he had a great time and I was a lucky man. He asked if he could fuck her again, I said I didn't know but it could be possible. She came out of the shower and we talked about what had just happened. I asked if she had it out of her system or was this just the beginning. She said it was just the beginning as she loves cock now and wants to fuck as many different ones as she can.
I knew I had married a slut now. I was worried that she wouldn't want me after having a much bigger cock, but I was wrong. Our sex life tripled after that and I couldn't be happier. Luckily she was not fertilized by this guy and there was no baby in there. We met this him once again and it was just as hot as the first time. But she said she was done with him and told me to find her another one.
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Before I went away, I bought a nice digital camcorder so that I can start doing videos on the blog. Well, the time has come for my first video. Please be kind in your critiques- I'm still learning how to make and edit these things. So, without further ado, here's my first video on the Palace of Versailles, the former palace of the French kings outside Paris, France:
Travel Tips for the Palace of Versailles
- Get there early- the queue to move through security gets really long.
- The Gardens are free on the weekdays and cost 8 Euros on the weekend.
- There are a lot of restaurants around- they are expensive. If you plan to sit down and eat at the Palace, expect to pay around 20 Euros.
- Most people see the Palace first then the gardens, then Marie-Antoinette's Estate. Go in reverse order to avoid the biggest crowds.
- Get a Paris Museum Card and save on waiting in the ticket lines. Moreover, the pass is great value since you get into a host of other museums with it. It saved me about 15 Euro.
- The audio guide for the Palace is O.K. If you really want to save money, Rick Steve's has a free audio guide that was pretty good, despite some corny jokes.
- Hardly anyone visits the apartments of the dauphin and the dauphine in the Palace. Equally beautiful and without the crowds.
- Most of the Palace is closed on Monday. Don't go on Monday.
If you are looking for more things to do in Paris, check out my five day Paris itinerary.


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Top RRC teams return most of their talent
Cuthbertson, Forest Hills and Monroe were the top three boys basketball teams in the Rocky River Conference a year ago, and all three are loaded again in 2012-13.
The Cavaliers, who went 31-2 and won the league before advancing to the 2A state championship, return all five starters to their lineup.
The Yellow Jackets graduated just two seniors and also return all five starters after going 16-10 overall and placing in the RRC.
Meanwhile, Monroe returns four starters from a team that went 19-11 and advanced to the 1A state quarterfinals.
"It's going to be a wide open conference," said Redhawks coach Johnny Sowell. "Regardless of where you finished last year, you have to go out and play every night. The biggest thing we want to do is play better on the road. We lost a lot of close games on the road last year, so we have to take care of business."
Junior point guard Shelton Mitchell, who has more than 10 Division I scholarship offers, is back for the Cavs after averaging 23.4 points and 4.4 assists per game last season.
Senior guard Roshad Gibson averaged 13.6 points per game for Forest Hills a year ago, while senior forward Jarvis Wilson posted 10.6 points and 7.6 rebounds per contest.
The Jackets also return a third double-digit scorer in sophomore guard Terrance Huntley, who posted 10.2 ppg last season.
Senior forward Quayshawn Chambers, who was part of the Redhawks' 2010 state championship team, returns after averaging 10.2 ppg a year ago.
Sowell said Chambers is expected to be out 'a couple weeks' after suffering a separated shoulder in Monroe's state semifinal loss to Swain County in football last Friday.
Junior guard Brandon Roddy is the Redhawks' top returning scorer (14.2 ppg).
Monroe was scheduled to open the 2012-13 season at Parkwood on Friday, but since the majority of its team plays football, the Redhawks' opener will be on Dec. 10 at home against Sun Valley.
"It's going to be a lot like football for us," said Sowell. "We'll take the non conference schedule to get us in the groove and then we'll go from there. It's going to take us a while to get out of football mode and into basketball mode, and we know that."
New faces
Piedmont and Forest Hills both have new coaches.
Former West Stanly coach Rudy Heath was hired at Piedmont to take over for Mike Connelly, and Matt Sides, who previously coached at Anson County, has replaced Warren Taylor at Forest Hills.
The Panthers opened the season with a 51-49 home win over Weddington last Tuesday.
Piedmont returns four starters from last year, including senior forward Brady Meggs, who averaged 15.6 points and 10.8 rebounds in 2011-12.
The Panthers play at Parkwood today.
Forest Hills opens the season at home against Mount Pleasant on Friday.
Cavs off to hot start
The Cavaliers are 3-0 following Saturday's 71-56 victory over North Rowan in the Charlotte Hoops Challenge.
Mitchell scored a game-high 30 points and added six rebounds. Senior guard Emmitt Afam added 11 points and three steals while senior forward Jorden Hardrick contributed 10 points and three steals.
Cuthbertson plays at Weddington on Friday.
RRC's upcoming games:
Piedmont^Today^at Parkwood
CATA^Today^at Mount Pleasant
Union Academy^Today^vs. Kennedy Charter
Cuthbertson^Nov. 30^at Weddington
Forest Hills^Nov. 30^vs. Mount Pleasant
Monroe^Dec. 10^vs. Sun Valley
Final 2011-12 RRC standings
Forest Hills^11-3^16-10
Union Academy^6-8^12-12
Central Academy^3-11^7-16
West Stanly^2-12^6-19
North Stanly^2-12^2-22


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The Nashville office of Deloitte LLP has announced the promotion of Tyler Jacobs to senior manager in the firm's tax practice of Deloitte Tax LLP.
The son of Robert and Carol Ann Jacobs, he attended Science Hill High School before moving on to the University of Tennessee. He and his wife Kara, also with Deloitte, are the proud parents of a daughter, Abby.


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Just finished watching Mischa in two brief interview segments,totalling less than 5 minutes.She was on good animated form and looked terrific in a floral dress with her blonde hair pinned up.She had been asked for an interview because she had watched the ITV2 Goldfrapp performance the night before.She's a fan of, a band I've not heard of, Phoenix. She was asked a strange question claiming she had homes in LA,NY,Paris and London.She denied the last two – stating she stayed with friends like Jamie Winstone in London and when visiting Paris found the music scene to be 'lazy' there compared to London.She said that when chatting to Hugh Grant she found out that they – (and me!) – were born in the same place- Hammersmith Hospital! The only question of the second segment was ; "Do you regret buying Maude?"Instantly and emphatically she said " Absolutely not! I love my car.It's the best thing that ever happened to me.I am obsessed with my beautiful coup de ville convertible.It's just a shame it breaks down when the paps are around."
That was it…good to see and hear her looking so good.
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Perturbed by you, my family and friends.
I'm losing. Propaganda is told and sold
So cheaply, wantonly squandered against my trust.
To never fight for life together or again.
Is immoral pleasure gained from your lies?
It's unexpectedness swift, so cutting inside.
The outcome real to me if not to you,
I feel the hurt, the closing love we knew
One time from birth, no more is ours to share.
To drink from your well, shallow with love I found
Flavours too strong and harsh to drink for long.
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Business and the People
To the Editor:
Since the mid-60's, we have been witnessing the third wave of relative public hostility to business during the 20th century. Until recently, it has faithfully followed the Progressive formula discussed by James A. Nuechterlein ["The People vs. the Interests," March]: moralistic in tone, legalistic in content, politically rooted in an educated affluent middle class, and hence, for all its anti-corporate rhetoric and substantive legislative accomplishments, essentially unthreatening to private economic accumulation.
The recent deterioration in economic performance does, however, add an important new dimension, one that I think Mr. Nuechterlein does not consider carefully. Since its rise less than a century ago, the modern corporation has been viewed with varying degrees of suspicion by both middle-class and working-class Americans. They have tolerated its size and power because of its proven ability to deliver a relatively steady, but over the long run continual, increase in material living standards. What makes the current economic crisis unique is the growing consensus by economists as well as business itself that due to a number of complex factors, including acceleration of the business cycle, the limitations of government economic management, the maturation of the economy, and the declining international economic position of the United States, we can no longer look forward to a repetition of the growth rates of either the 50's or the 20's during the next few decades.
American business is only beginning to confront the persistence of quality-of-life issues, left over from the 60's, combined with widespread resistance on the part of organized labor, welfare recipients, and the middle class to reduce their economic expectations so that the private-investment system can remain viable in the 70's—expectations painstakingly created by both liberals and Madison Avenue copywriters.
Mr. Nuechterlein should not be misled by the often confused rhetoric of the contemporary opponents of business: the issues which divide business and non-business groups are becoming more clearly defined around such matters as the "just price" for essential commodities, the continued expansion of the welfare state, the control over U.S. investment abroad, the content of public investment, and the distribution of scarce resources—including wealth. In America, serious class conflict may yet materialize, though couched in Populist rhetoric.
David Vogel
University of California
Berkeley, California
James A. Nuechterlein writes:
David Vogel argues that the American economy will be unable in the future to sustain acceptable growth rates. Because of this failure by business to deliver sufficient economic payoffs, he suggests, long-latent hostilities toward the business community will emerge and produce in America genuine class conflict, as opposed to the limited and "essentially unthreatening" anti-business impulses of earlier Progressive and Populist movements.
My article was concerned with historical and political analysis, not economic prediction, and so did not really consider the matters Mr. Vogel raises. His prognostications may or may not be accurate; since I am a historian and not an economist, I can offer no expert comment, though I would question his description of a "consensus" among economists (much less businessmen) in support of his pessimistic forecasts. For what it is worth, my own guess is that American capitalism will be in the future, as it has been in the past, considerably more adaptable, resourceful, and successful than its critics regularly predict. I am reminded of all the death-of-capitalism analysts of the 30's, with their assumptions of "secular stagnation" and the end of economic expansion. Given the far deeper economic crisis of those years, such pessimistic predictions had more immediate plausibility than do current ones. That they were wrong provides, of course, no necessary clues to what might happen today, though it is a perspective perhaps worth keeping in mind.
It is striking, finally, that Mr. Vogel's letter provides an example of one of my points concerning the distinctive qualities of the American Left. His comments generally speak of opposition to business, yet his indicated antipathy to "private economic accumulation" suggests a deeper questioning of capitalism itself. Yet he does not clearly say so, an instance, perhaps, of the typically populistic ambiguity of American leftists in failing to specify how fundamental their quarrel with the business community actually is.


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Exmouth RNLI receive cheque from city moose
Posted: February 22, 2013|
Four members of the Moose International City of Exeter Lodge presented Exmouth RNLI with a cheque for £500 on 16 February. Volunteer Deputy Launching Authority, Dave Ashman gave up his Saturday morning to show the visitors around the boathouse.
The visitors were members of the civic affairs committee of the Lodge number 24 in the city of Exeter. Just like the volunteer lifeboat crew, the group are committed to working in all weathers. These fundraisers collect money from a charity car park in the city on the first Sunday of every month. The committee only raise money for local charities and on this occasion chose to donate their fundraising to the launch and recovery appeal at Exmouth RNLI. The vehicle is needed to launch and recover the new Shannon-class lifeboat expected at Exmouth by early 2014.
RNLI volunteer Dave showed the foursome both the all-weather Mersey-class lifeboat, Margaret Jean and the inshore D-class lifeboat, George Bearman. Visitor Dave Backway commented;
'It was fascinating hearing about the history of the station and I certainly didn't appreciate the amount of work that goes on behind the scenes.'
To book a visit to the Exmouth RNLI boathouse, please click on our visit tab on our website: www.exmouth-lifeboat.org.uk.


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Lately, I've been looking for some good recipes using sun-dried tomatoes. Anyone have any suggestions? Usually I'll toast them on some baguette with olive oil, feta, olives, and basil. They're delicious.
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The sentencing hearing for a Juneau man convicted of causing the death of a friend out Glacier Highway has been rescheduled for the end of the month.
Ryan West's sentencing had been scheduled for last Monday. But Superior Court Judge Louis Menendez was unsure about handing down a sentence based on a statute that he felt required more research.
Judge Menendez called for a delay as he researched how an earlier suspended-imposition-of-sentence would affect the presumptive range for the latest charges against West.
He explained his opinion during a short, eight-minute hearing on Friday.
For the purpose of this case and these facts, Mr. West's convictions in the earlier case 09-170 shall count as one prior felony. That would mean, in fact, that he'd be subject to the presumptive term of 4- to 7-years in terms of incarceration. And also, he'd be subject to an adjustment of that term based on the establishment of aggravators and mitigators."
Both the prosecution and defense last Monday argued for the single conviction interpretation instead of the two conviction alternative that would've mandated a presumptive range of a 6- to 10-year sentence.
In that instance, public defender David Seid had suggested earlier that West would be forced to withdraw his guilty plea because of a potential "manifest injustice."
As part of an agreement with prosecutors, West entered a guilty plea to a reduced charge of criminally negligent homicide. He was initially charged with second degree murder for the death of his friend Gabriel Carte nearly two years ago.
April 30th's sentencing hearing at 2 p.m. is expected to last 2 1/2 hours.


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RENTON, Wash. (AP) - Defensive end Red Bryant is an anomaly in the Seattle Seahawks locker room.
Bryant is one of only four players that were around before Pete Carroll arrived in 2010, when the Seahawks were at the bottom of the NFC West coming off two of the worst seasons the franchise had seen.
That Bryant was there when the Seahawks were an afterthought makes him even more appreciative of what Seattle has accomplished this season, going 13-3 and earning the No. 1 seed in the NFC for the postseason. Bryant says he's come full circle from his rookie season in 2008, when he barely played and Seattle went 4-12, to now when the Seahawks enter the playoffs as a favorite to reach the Super Bowl.
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Volume 5: The Internal Organs and Reproductive System
The Abdominal Organs
Ureter in abdomen
Ureter in pelvis, male
Ureter entering bladder
Ureter in pelvis, female
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Now we'll return to the urinary system and follow the ureters down to the bladder. The ureter emerges from the hilum of the kidney and runs almost straight downward towards the pelvic brim, which is here. Behind the ureter is the psoas major muscle. The testicular vessels cross in front of the ureters in the male, the ovarian vessels do so in the female.
To follow the ureter as it passes into the pelvis, we'll continue the dissection down here. As the ureter runs over the pelvic brim and into the pelvis, it passes in front of the common iliac artery, just as it divides to become the internal and external iliac.
In both sexes the ureter passes downwards and forwards along the pelvic wall towards the bladder. It passes medial to the branches of the internal iliac vessels. In the male, the ductus deferens crosses the ureter medially.
To see the ureter entering the bladder we'll look at a specimen that's been divided along this line. Here's the divided pubic symphysis, here's the bladder, which we'll see shortly.
Here's the left ureter, entering the bladder behind and well to the side. Here passing just above it is the ductus deferens, which we'll see later in this tape.
Now we'll return to our view from in front, and look at the course of the ureter in the female. As in the previous dissection, we've removed the sigmoid colon and rectum. Their peritoneal attachments were here. Here are the ureters, crossing the pelvic brim.
This is the uterus, we'll pull it forward a little. Here are structures that we'll see in detail later in this tape: the broad ligament, the round ligament, the fallopian tube, and the ovary. This fold is the infundibulo-pelvic ligament. Here passing into it are the ovarian vessels. They're lateral to the ureter.
If we pull on the ureter we can see where it goes: it runs downwards and forwards around the pelvic wall, passing through the base of the broad ligament. To follow it we'll remove peritoneum here, and here, removing the underlying fat so that we make a window right through the broad ligament.
Here's the ureter behind the broad ligament, here it is in front, approaching the base of the bladder, which is here. The uterine blood vessels cross just above the ureter within the broad ligament.
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On the eve of the expected publication of a Government Command Paper on their future plans for rail, RMT has warned that Ministers are preparing to wind back the clock to the days of the Hatfield and Potters Bar disasters and bring in private ownership of rail infrastructure for the first time since the collapse of Railtrack.
RMT understands that the Command Paper, the Government's long-awaited response to the McNulty Rail Review, will propose the break-up of Network Rail, and the concept of a national rail infra-structure system, in favour of concessions to private train operating companies to run both trains and track to fatten up profits.
The idea of "deep alliances", as a forerunner to infra-structure privatisation, is already being piloted on a joint operation on South West Trains and has long been demanded by the train operators as a way of seizing complete control and maximizing profits.
In addition to a series of failed "mini-Railtracks" across the country, RMT also expects the Command Paper to confirm a series of other damaging and potentially lethal proposals:
- The axing of 12,000 jobs in a first tranche of cuts with the closure of ticket offices, removal of guards from trains and slashing signals and infra-structure staffing levels.
- Introducing "gold-plated" fifteen year franchises, alongside control of infrastructure, in a total caving-in to the profit-driven demands of the train operators.
- Lifting the lid on fare increases and allowing operators to impose inflation-busting increases year on year.
RMT General Secretary Bob Crow said:
"RMT is in no doubt that the Government's plans for rail will be cast in the image of their plans for the NHS, smashing up what's left of a national system and allowing the private train companies to run riot in the name of profit and at the expense of passenger safety.
"If the Government want to cut the costs of running Britain's railways they could do it at a stroke by returning to public ownership and eliminating the waste of fragmentation and profiteering that has bled the network dry – instead they are prescribing more of the same.
"We have said from the outset that McNulty is the biggest threat since privatisation a generation ago and will be met by a national campaign of resistance including the use of industrial action.
"Winding back the clock to the days of Railtrack, and the disasters of Hatfield and Potters Bar, through the break up and privatisation of infra-structure will recreate the same poisonous cocktail of failures that led us to unnecessary loss of life in those grim days."


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The Dream Master (The Nebula Award-Winning Novel) (original 1966; edition 2001)
by Roger Zelazny
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The Dream Master by Roger Zelazny (1966)
No current Talk conversations about this book.
Zelazny's usual fabulous world-building and interesting characters but not much of a story.
I feel I should give this rating a disclaimer. If this book were not a re-read, if I had come into it completely new, it would have been a 3 to 3.5 for me. But the memories I have of this book are so pervasive and so revolutionary back when I read it that I can't give anything that formative less than five.
Honestly, these recollections were not all The Dream Master. I just started cutting my teeth on "adult" sci-fi at the time, and threw myself recklessly at anything that purported to be a classic. This is why I had the fortuitous luck of reading Zelazny's The Dream Master right up against Ursula Le Guin's The Lathe of Heaven. Both dealt with dreams, albeit it in different ways. One was a tool consciously then unconsciously wielded, the other was an unconscious wildness that others sought to tame. Both ended in a manner that was both tragic and suitable.
What I remember was the description of the son as he described how an inventor dreamed of efficient machines while he pulled off the legs of grasshoppers and how the metal gears must have sounded like the shrieks of all those murdered grasshoppers. I remembered comparing it to the Kafka-esque descriptions of lacquered shells in The Lathe of Heaven, the otherness of nature and how it is molded. I remembered cars that drove themselves and didn't stop when someone walked into traffic, and deep set eyes of a guide dog who could speak but not exactly like a human nor howl like the dogs he had been mutated from.
I remember glancing at the computer for practically every other scene, looking up things like Eloise and Abelard (which I still remembered) and enantiodromia (which I did not), fascinated at how symbols played out while the language and structure unraveled. The references and scenes helped me to better appreciate the rest of the scenes, and the narration of dreams kept my imagination going at full throttle to picture it.
So essentially what I am doing is justifying why I love this novel even though it can feel padded with the many threads and does not come qualitatively close compared to Zelanzy's other works. Because this is a book that can work like Render's machine, and it has left its mark when so many other novels are completely forgotten; although this mark may be malleable and refitted with a new awareness, it lingers the same way a particularly memorable dream will retain flashes and remnants even when you wake.
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The Dream Master is the second full length novel written by Zelazny in 1966. The title page informs the reader that it had been a serialized short story in a magazine. Unfortunately, it reads like a fleshed out, stretched short story. It becomes disjointed, a series of scenes seemingly unconnected and written at different times, so much so you can tell which parts are original, and which parts are added.
The main story deals with Render, a psychologist who has become known as a pioneer in the new technology of "Dream Therapy," in which he uses a holodeck type machine to enter people's dreams and control them, constructing and deconstructing (in every sense of the philosophical term) until the underlying causes, as Freudian as they may be, are exposed and can be dealt with outside of the sleep state. Stepping outside of the boundaries his craft sets, he decides to help a blind woman, a professional psychiatrist in her own right, to "see" using dreams. But, as things go when man tries to play "God," things rarely turn out well. This is a book that would go along side Le Guin's Lathe of Heaven, Frank Bonham's The Forever Formula, or Chayefsky's Altered States. The latter most definitely, since they both deal with the idea of the collective subconsciousness, the idea that there are certain things we see and know that come from the primal state of our being, as a coding of our "form," embedded into our DNA.
Zelazny writes in spurts, in images, in hallucinatory frames, and I would imagine that, like so many other artists in the 60's (18 and 19), that some sort of stimulation was used to create the muse for these writings. It would remind someone of Coleridge's 'In Xanadu, did Kubla Khan..." or T.S. Eliot's "Wasteland" (April is the cruelest month). This is not to denigrate the story at all, rather, it rescues it from being unreadable. In fact, Zelazny's usage of myths, whether we know them or not, of poetic fits in between sections of plot, is what makes this an actually good book to ruminate upon. Masterful writing style, deep, thoughtful nuggets that you have to mine from the rocky wording, phrases that are pure gold, it makes the once award winning short story well worth reading, despite its obvious flaws.
Amongst the flat characters are soliloquies of how technology has so placed us in a state of security, of peace, that we become bored, even to the state of having nothing, verily, to live for. He deals with the usage of stories, of myths, to recreate the heart-rendering sorrows that mankind has lost, and the sub-culture of role-playing that has surfaced so that man can actually face that danger, instead of being lost to banality. This is a theme also taken on by Simak in A Ring Around the Sun, which was a masterful work. I doubtless will use some of Zelazny's thoughts in some of my future blog postings (giving credit, obviously), as they were truly amazing. Having never read Zelazny's work before, I will certainly find others in my Dad's sci-fi collection pilfered from the Bethany, OK library so many years ago, and read them as well.
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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0743413016, Paperback)His name is Charles Render, and he is a psychoanalyst, and a mechanic of dreams. A Shaper. In a warm womb of metal, his patients dream their neuroses, while Render, intricately connected to their brains, dreams with them, makes delicate adjustments, and ultimately explains and heals. Her name is Eileen Shallot, a resident in psychiatry. She wants desperately to become a Shaper, though she has been blind from birth. Together, they will explore the depths of the human mind -- and the terrors that lurk therein
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WESTLAKE, Ohio— It's been a tough New Year for the Thaxton Family of Westlake.
"She started vomiting, she started having diarrhea. I took her into the vet on Saturday, November 12th, and on Monday, the blood tests came back that she was in kidney failure," said Candace Thaxton.
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Spring Branch (October 23, 2012) -- The University of Mary Hardin-Baylor women's golf team kept up its blistering pace on the final day as the Cru rolled to a 39-stroke victory at the Alamo City Classic Tuesday in Spring Branch.
The UMHB women followed Monday's school record 303 with a 304 on Tuesday to set a new school 36-hole record with a 607 team total. Tournament host Trinity University finished in second place with a 339-307=646. U.T.-Tyler claimed third place after shooting 338-326=664, Schreiner University posted a 345-322=667 for fourth place, Concordia Texas took fifth place with a 341-328=669, Texas Lutheran University finished sixth with a 350-344=694 and Hardin-Simmons University rounded out the field with a 359-339=698.
UMHB also claimed the top three individual spots. Taylor O'Rear won her second straight individual championship after shooting 70-73=143. Victoria Thane took second place, eight shots behind O'Rear with a 76-75=151 and Elizabeth Davis claimed third place with a 75-77=152. Sara Eckert tied for seventh place after posting an 83-77=160, Kelly Gonyea tied for ninth after carding an 82-79=161, Ashley Garbade tied for 17th place at 85-81=166, Emily Santos tied for 22nd place with an 84-84=168 and Allison Holly took 39th place with a 97-92=189.
The previous low team 36-hole total in the history of the program was a 611 at the HSU Classic in 2003-04. O'Rear's 143 topped her own school individual 36-hole record of 149 set at the Golfweek Fall Preview last week in Florida and shared with Holly Glover (2005 ASC Championship Tournament). O'Rear also shared the individual championship at last week's tournament, giving her back-to-back titles.
The two-day, 36-hole event was played on a par-72, 5,814-yard layout at River Crossing Golf Course in Spring Branch. This tournament also closes out the fall tournament schedule for the UMHB women.
The University of Mary Hardin-Baylor men's golf team improved by 14 strokes on the final day and the Cru moved up to a third place finish at the Alamo City Classic Tuesday. The UMHB men posted a final round 293 for a 307-293=600 team score to finish 25 shots behind team champion U.T.-Tyler's 295-280=575 total. Second place went to Southwestern University at 305-293=598, two shots ahead of the Cru. Tournament host Trinity University finished fourth after shooting 303-306=609, Texas Lutheran University was fifth at 308-306=614, Schreiner University's 304-313=617 was good for sixth place, Hardin-Simmons University finished seventh with a 313-306=619 and Concordia Texas rounded out the field with a 320-305=625 team total.
Pablo Mena Medrano posted the low individual finish for the UMHB men after carding a 78-70=148. Mena Medrano finished in tenth place individually. Robby Schimmels tied for 12th place after firing a 77-73=150 and Justin Judkins (76-76), Matt Day (76-76) and Stayton Lindeman (78-74) all 152's to tie for 14th place. U.T.-Tyler's John Dukes won the individual title after posting a 71-66=137.
The two-day, 36-hole event was played on a par-72, 6,838-yard layout at River Crossing Golf Course in Spring Branch. This tournament also closes out the fall tournament schedule for the UMHB men's golf team.


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Since I have worked in the business for a while, it takes a lot for me to want to write a bad review. I live in the hood and walk by this place all the time, have even gotten recommendations to go there. Maybe they have a new cook, or maybe it was an off night (Sunday) but they were out of every type of beer my friend wanted, the carbonation was out on the gun when he decided on a vodka soda instead, and the food was, well, awful. Flat bread was burnt and just tasted, bad, almost like a frozen meal. tomato basil salad, came straight from the grocery store: generic grape tomatoes cut in half, kind of old tasting cheese and not so good oil. I didn't finish any of it and just pushed it around. I don't think I'll be going back, at least not for the food.
Posted by Lisa on 02/02/2009
I've been loving the food and cocktails at Salt Bar for the last two years that I've lived in the neighborhood. I always thought the staff was knowledgeable and fun, but I guess I could understand why a few other reviewers complained... Anyway, I was in Friday night with four friends and we had a new waitress who turned out to be extremely efficient - she gave us very solid service while maintaining a hip and fun demeanor. We all had a great time! On my way out I chatted with the bartender a bit and it turns out our server was one of two new hires the owner made to make sure there was a solid team on every night. I was glad to see a place I love and always feel comfortable in get even better!
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The space is so cute, and on a great block with other GREAT restaurants and bars. The drinks are borderline over priced. I only got small appetizers, the pickle and olives, so I can't judge the food but talk about not really great service. not going back
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My boyfriend and I went there with another couple on a Saturday night. The food and service was decent but the portion size was tiny. The skewered beef was 5 miniscule pieces on a wooden stick and the $15 cheese plate was not even close to worth the price.
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It was a great meal with great food but just like the other reviews state: cruddy service.
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Patrick Bandy and the Musketeers battled and lost to No. 30 VCU to finish the season.
April 27, 2013
MASON, Ohio - Xavier's season came to an end as it was handed a 4-0 loss by No. 30 VCU in the semifinals of the Atlantic 10 Men's Tennis Championship on Saturday afternoon at the Lindner Family Tennis Center.
The fourth-seeded Musketeers finish their season with a 20-5 overall record after becoming the first men's team in program history to reach the milestone in the win column.
"It's always tough when it all comes to an end, but our guys have a lot to be proud of this season," head coach Eric Toth said. "Today we were simply beaten by a better team. VCU has one heck of a team.
"This group has been so fun to be around each day. Our seniors Patrick Bandy, Phil Diaz and Brandon MacDonald have all given quite a bit of themselves during their time at Xavier. They have all had fine careers and I appreciate all they have done for our program. Coach Matthews and I will really miss them."
Xavier and top-seeded VCU began the match off with the crucial doubles point and the Rams were too much to handle for the Musketeers
The Musketeer combinations of Patrick Bandy and Philip Diaz along with Adam Krull and Zach Mueck got off to a 1-0 start in positions two and three, respectively. Their leads would slip away as the Rams would win at the No. 3 position. The second doubles match went unfinished.
Mesa Mei and Jimmy Roebker fell behind and were unable to contain their opponents at the No. 1 position.
Xavier, starting down a doubles point for the second-straight day, needed four tough wins against a tough singles lineup that include two nationally-ranked opponents.
Roebker dropped his singles contest to No. 30 Max Wennakoski, Mueck fell to Alejandro Argente and Krull was downed by Michal Voscek. Left on the court with unfinished matches were Brandon MacDonald, Bandy and Mei who took his first set over No. 74 Alexis Heugas
MacDonald finishes his career as Xavier's all-time winningest player in combined singles and doubles play.
"The future is bright for our program," Toth said. "We look forward to the challenge of playing in the Big East next season."
#30 Virginia Commonwealth 4, Xavier 0
Singles competition 1. #30 Max Wennakoski (VCU) def. Jimmy Roebker (XU) 6-0, 6-2 2. #74 Alexis Heugas (VCU) vs. Mesa Mei (XU) 4-6, 4-2, unfinished 3. Alejandro Argente (VCU) def. Zach Mueck (XU) 6-3, 6-2 4. Claes Goransson (VCU) vs. Brandon MacDonald (XU) 6-3, 5-3, unfinished 5. Michal Voscek (VCU) def. Adam Krull (XU) 6-2, 6-2 6. Jaime Vazquez (VCU) vs. Patrick Bandy (XU) 6-3, 2-3, unfinished
Doubles competition 1. Alexis Heugas/Dylan McCloskey (VCU) def. Mesa Mei/Jimmy Roebker (XU) 8-4 2. Max Wennakoski/Michal Voscek (VCU) vs. Patrick Bandy/Philip Diaz (XU) 7-2, unfinished 3. Alejandro Argente/Jaime Vazquez (VCU) def. Adam Krull/Zach Mueck (XU) 8-3
Match Notes: Xavier 20-5 Virginia Commonwealth 19-6; National ranking #30 Order of finish: Doubles (3,1); Singles (3,5,1) Atlantic 10 Men's Tennis Championship Semifinal Official: Atlantic 10


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- Cartoon Characters: Arkana, Rebecca, Matt, Spartakus, Bic, Bac, Tehrig, Triggie.
- Voice Actors: Philippe Brigaud, Victoria Abril, Sophie Artur, Joel Barbouth, Jackie Berger.
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Melissa Jane Rosenbaum Pierce, 82, Telford, died Sunday, June 22, 2014, in the Johnson City Medical Center.
Melissa was a lifelong resident of Washington County and a daughter of the late Floyd David and Clara Mae Presley Rosenbaum
In addition to her parents, Melissa was preceded in death by: her husband, Lawrence Carroll Pierce; one brother, William Paul "Bud" Rosenbaum; and three sisters, Nellie West, Ruby Ledford and Ruthie LaScala.
Survivors include: four children, Larry Pierce and his wife, Debbie, Edith Reynolds and her husband, Max, Angeline Pierce and Billy Pierce; three brothers, Bobby, Timmy, and Marvin Rosenbaum; three sisters, Mabel Walker, April Miller and Betty McGowan; and many beloved grandchildren, great grandchildren, nieces and nephews.
The family of Melissa Jane Pierce will receive friends from 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday, June 24, 2014, in the Morris-Baker North Chapel.
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Lucas Lindley, 30, of Arlington Heights and Valentin Carlos, 46, of Glen Ellyn, both were found to have underlying medical conditions that were accentuated by cold exposure, the DuPage County coroner's office said Wednesday.
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Lindley was found late Sunday night inside a locked car in the 1000 block of Fountain View Drive in Carol Stream, and Carlos was found Monday morning by Lombard police in a parking lot in the 0-100 block of West Roosevelt Road.
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