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While much of world attention has focused, understandably, on Pope Benedict XVI's February 11 resignation announcement, another resignation and election in Italy are at the center of global financial concerns. When Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti (shown) resigned in December 2012, he set in motion the process for general elections, which took place February 24-25. The results of the election have been indecisive, to say the least, with no party gaining a majority in the parliament, and no candidate for prime minister commanding a clear mandate. Pier Luigi Bersani, the ex-Communist Party leader who now heads the Democratic Party, scored a narrow victory in the Chamber of Deputies, the lower house of Parliament, but was unable to come up with a majority in the upper house, the Senate. Bersani is now scrambling to fashion a workable coalition with opponents. Unless and until he does that, Italy, the eurozone's third largest economy and the world's eighth largest economy, is faced with a "hung parliament," without a prime minister and without a government.
Nouriel Roubini, the New York University economist known as "Dr. Doom," said the election results "make Italy ungovernable. It is political, economic and financial chaos." He is not alone in that assessment; many predict that Bersani will be unable to pull together a workable coalition and that Italian voters will have to go back to the polls again within six months.
Bersani's Democratic Party/Italy Common Good leftist coalition took 29.5 percent of the national vote. The People of Freedom coalition led by billionaire media mogul and three-time prime minister Silvio Berlusconi, claimed 29.1 percent of the vote. The wild card that upset all expectations is the populist, anti-establishment Five Star Movement, a recent phenomenon launched by comedian Beppe Grillo, who struck a chord with millions of Italian voters by attacking and exposing the corruption in both the Berlusconi and Monti governments. Grillo's Five Star Movement took 25.5 percent of the vote. Mario Monti's outgoing Civic Choice coalition won the support of only 10.5 percent of voters.
Grillo has said his party would not back a confidence vote on a new government formed by any of the mainstream parties. He has called for new elections, which he may expect would bring even more voters to his banner. Having already exceeded the expectations of most analysts, and with disgust among Italian voters for the corruption and scandals of the current parties, it's likely that Grillo's vote tallies would swell in a rematch.
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|Lamot Leads Bobcats Over North Greenville
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The Lees-McRae College men's basketball team placed four players in double figures, and rode a 21-8 run to open the second half en route to an 87-78 victory over North Greenville University in Conference Carolinas play on Tuesday evening.
Lees-McRae (3-22, 3-16 CC) posted a field goal percentage of 46 percent on the night, including a 47.5 percent clip in the first half, while holding North Greenville (10-15, 5-14 CC) to a mark of 40.6 percent from the floor in the contest. The Bobcats won the battle on the glass by a 44-40 margin, including a 34-27 advantage on the defensive boards, while outscoring North Greenville's bench, 51-3.
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Sophomore Kabrina Truesdale (Wilmington, N.C.) poured in 17 points to lead the Lees-McRae College women's basketball team on Tuesday evening, as North Greenville University outscored the Bobcats by a 42-35 margin in the second half en route to an 89-55 win in Conference Carolinas play.
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What will it take for President Barack Obama and our congressional representatives to realize the catastrophe that is overtaking rural America as dairy farmers face prices that are lower than what we received in the 1970s? Every other week seems to bring news of another farm suicide, another lifelong dairy farmer out of business, and despair from farm families wondering how we're going to feed our kids with no money left for food. Yet our politicians and media seem utterly unaware of just how desperate the situation is.
For 20 years, since President Ronald Reagan deregulated the price of milk, dairy farmers have been on an emotional rollercoaster where the price is determined by only a few corporate entities. Farmers are receiving $9-10 per hundredweight for their milk when it costs us $20-30 per hundredweight to produce it. Conventional wisdom blames farmers for overproducing and oversupply, but food processors are importing massive amounts of inferior dairy substitutes, called milk protein concentrates, that are flooding the market and replacing our quality American dairy products. Consumers are not benefiting either from our misery. Milk and cheese prices at the grocery stores have certainly not dropped by 50 percent.
Meanwhile, Dean Foods, the largest fluid milk supplier in the country, doubled its first quarter profits to $76 million. Kraft Foods also saw its profits soar by an increased $60 million compared to last year. These are the corporate entities, along with our corrupt dairy cooperatives such as Dairy Farmers of America (DFA), responsible for milk prices crashing. In December, thanks to the hard work of the National Family Farm Coalition, DFA was fined $12 million for trading violations at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, which is where much of our milk price is determined.
Farmers are not asking for welfare payments or a taxpayer bailout. We simply want to put an end to this corporate corruption. We need a new pricing system that isn't based on Wall Street shenanigans, but takes into account farmers' cost of production.
If we had a fair pricing system, there would be no need for taxpayers to spend billions in farm subsidies that only help to unfairly pad the profits of the likes of Kraft and Dean Foods.
At a rally on May 30 in Manchester, Iowa, 160 folks turned out to demand change with our dairy policies. We patiently sat in the hot sun for two hours as speakers from New York, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Minnesota and Iowa called for Congress and U.S. Department of Agriculture to take emergency actions.
Farm Aid is now circulating a petition asking that Secretary Tom Vilsack give farmers an emergency floor price of $18. This would force the corporations to pay us fairly.
Consumers concerned about us maintaining local milk supplies and fearing reliance on dairy imports should help us flood Congress and Secretary Vilsack's office with letters and faxes.
There is also a new bill introduced by Senators Bob Casey and Arlen Specter, S-889, the Federal Milk Marketing Improvement Act, that would replace our broken dairy pricing system with one that bases milk prices on a national cost of production.
The U.S. Department of Justice needs to complete its two-year investigation into Dairy Farmers of America and its attempts to monopolize markets and squeeze out farmers.
In many areas of the country, a dairy farmer has no one else to market their milk to except DFA since they have bought and merged with many other dairy cooperatives.
Dairy farmers are not only vital to making sure America has a safe and stable food supply, we are an integral part of the local economy. Feed grain suppliers, farm equipment sellers, veterinarians, local banks, all depend on the business of dairy farmers.
In Wisconsin where I farm, dairy employs 160,000 people and is a $20 billion industry. We have fewer than 60,000 remaining dairy farmers in the United States.
Many of us are facing imminent bankruptcy if the system does not change. And should we all become extinct, so will rural economies and communities across the country.
Paul Rozwadowski, a Wisconsin dairy farmer, is chair of the National Family Farm Coalitions Dairy Subcommittee.
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|'Dads outlast Intimidators, 10-8
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The Hickory Crawdads, 1st-Half Northern Division Champions, outlasted the Kannapolis Intimidators for the 10-8 win in 13 innings, before 1,299 fans at Fieldcrest Cannon Stadium on Monday night.The Crawdads (43-30, 3-2) jumped out to an early 4-0 lead. Tomas Telis drove in Jurickson Profar for the 1-0 lead in the top of the first following three consecutive sngles to start the game. Profar added a three-run homer in the second inning that gave Hickory a 4-0 lead. But Kannapolis (40-33, 3-2) scored six times in the bottom of the second against all-star Roman Mendez. The biggest blow in the frame was a two-run homer by Dan Black that gave the Intimidators a 6-4 lead. The Intimidators scored two more runs in the third taking an 8-4 lead and knocking Mendez out of the game.
Colby Killian took over with one down in the third and tossed 2.2 scoreless innings, giving the bats a chance to chip away at the deficit. An RBI single by Yefry Castillo and a sacrifice fly by Profar cut the Kannapolis lead at 8-6.
And Hickory scored again with two outs in th fifth. Jhonny Gomez was hit by a pitch, forcing in a run to make it 8-7, and Alejandro Selen belted his team-leading eighth home run of the seasonin the ninth, tying the game at 8-8. Joe Van Meter forced extra frames with a scoreless bottom of the ninth, and then kept the Intimidators off the board in the 10th and 11th as well.
Odubel Herrera sparked the offense with a bunt single, his fourth hit of the game, to lead off the 13th. Telis chopped a base hit to right field, advancing Herrera to third base with nobody out. Christian Villanueva drove in Herrera with a sacrifice fly to left field as the Crawdads the lead 9-8. Telis advanced to second base on a wild pitch before Andrew Clark's RBI double brought him with an insurance run for a 10-8 lead.
Ryan Rodebaugh came on f in the bottom of the 13th, and following consecutive singles to start the inning, escaped unscathed to close things out for his 12th save of the year. Ben Henry picked up the win in relief.
NOTES: The 'Dads continue the trip to Kannapolis on Tuesday at 7:05 p.m. Also be sure to order your tickets early for the Crawdads next home game - the 4th of July Fireworks Extravaganza on Monday, July 4 at 7 p.m. Don't miss out on the best 4th of July celebration in the area, presented by KICKS 103.3FM! All tickets are just $10 and going quickly!
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Brian and Tamara Carpenter of Warwick announce the birth of their daughter, Dakota Morgan Carpenter, on June 7, 2012 at Women & Infants' Hospital, Providence. She weighed 8 lbs. and was 20½ inches long at birth. She is also welcomed by her brother, Brian, age 3.
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The Helper American Legion baseball team defeated Utah Perfect Game 8-3 in the championship game of the Helper Tournament on Sunday afternoon. The players on the roster (in numerical order): Ridge Nielson, Tyler Procaarione, Bryce Blackburn, Wyatt Hansen, Tyson Roper, Dominic Rondinelli, Seth Tryon, Hunter Huntington, Brandon Oliver, Tappan Draper, Dakota Cisneros, Jake Nichols, Jaren McCourt, Michael Peczuh, Tanner Lake and Derek Young. Coaches include Jeff Cisneros and Dave Hrienson.
Helper's Jake Nichols high-fives head coach Jeff Cisneros after hitting a two-run home run in the championship game against Utah Perfect Game on Sunday afternoon. Helper defeated Utah Perfect Game 8-3.
There's no place like home and for the Helper American Legion Baseball team playing close to home could not have gone any better.
After a tough tournament in Idaho last weekend which saw Helper go 0-5 with a number of close losses, the team rebounded with a perfect 4-0 record en route to a tournament championship during the Helper Tournament this weekend.
Teams from around Utah including Utah Perfect Game, Highland, Desert Hills, Kearns, Roosevelt, Cyprus and Price participated in the weekend long tournament.
Helper defeated Highland 13-3 on Friday and followed up on Saturday with two more victories including a 5-2 win over Desert Hills and an 11-6 victory over Kearns to advance to the championship game on Sunday afternoon against Utah Perfect Game.
In the championship game, Helper used a strong pitching performance from Derek Young as he held Perfect Game to no runs through four innings of work.
Utah Perfect Game finally put some runs on the scoreboard as they strung together a number of hits against Young in the fifth inning to take a 3-2 lead.
Helper immediately bounced back scoring four runs in the bottom of the fifth inning to retake the lead at 5-3.
A Utah Perfect Game rally in the sixth inning was quickly quelled when a Perfect Game player overslid the bag at second base and was called out, resulting in a double play for Helper. The manager for Perfect Game was ejected from the game in the top of the sixth inning for arguing with an umpire about the call at second base.
Helper's Jake Nichols, who came in relief of Young, pitched two scoreless innings and added a two-run home run helping the Helper team to clinch the championship with an 8-3 win.
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15 U.S. Code § 2056a - Standards and consumer registration of durable nursery products
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This section may be cited as the "Danny Keysar Child Product Safety Notification Act".
(b) Safety standards
(1) In general
The Commission shall—
(A) in consultation with representatives of consumer groups, juvenile product manufacturers, and independent child product engineers and experts, examine and assess the effectiveness of any voluntary consumer product safety standards for durable infant or toddler products; and
(B) in accordance with section 553 of title 5, promulgate consumer product safety standards that—
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Not later than 1 year after August 14, 2008, the Commission shall commence the rulemaking required under paragraph (1) and shall promulgate standards for no fewer than 2 categories of durable infant or toddler products every 6 months thereafter, beginning with the product categories that the Commission determines to be of highest priority, until the Commission has promulgated standards for all such product categories. Thereafter, the Commission shall periodically review and revise the standards set forth under this subsection to ensure that such standards provide the highest level of safety for such products that is feasible.
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When the Commission promulgates a consumer product safety standard under this subsection that is based, in whole or in part, on a voluntary standard, the Commission shall notify the organization that issued the voluntary standard of the Commission's action and shall provide a copy of the consumer product safety standard to the organization.
(B) Commission action on revised voluntary standard
If an organization revises a standard that has been adopted, in whole or in part, as a consumer product safety standard under this subsection, it shall notify the Commission. The revised voluntary standard shall be considered to be a consumer product safety standard issued by the Commission under section 2058 of this title, effective 180 days after the date on which the organization notifies the Commission (or such later date specified by the Commission in the Federal Register) unless, within 90 days after receiving that notice, the Commission notifies the organization that it has determined that the proposed revision does not improve the safety of the consumer product covered by the standard and that the Commission is retaining the existing consumer product safety standard.
(c) Cribs
(1) In general
It shall be a violation of section 2068 (a)(1) of this title for any person to which this subsection applies to manufacture, sell, contract to sell or resell, lease, sublet, offer, provide for use, or otherwise place in the stream of commerce a crib that is not in compliance with a standard promulgated under subsection (b).
(2) Persons to which subsection applies
This subsection applies to any person that—
(B) based on the person's occupation, holds itself out as having knowledge or skill peculiar to cribs, including child care facilities and family child care homes;
(C) is in the business of contracting to sell or resell, lease, sublet, or otherwise place cribs in the stream of commerce; or
(D) owns or operates a place of public accommodation affecting commerce (as defined in section 2203 of this title applied without regard to the phrase "not owned by the Federal Government").
(3) Application of any revision
With respect to any revision of the standard promulgated under subsection (b)(1)(B) subsequent to the initial promulgation of a standard under such subsection, paragraph (1) shall apply only to a person that manufactures or imports cribs, unless the Commission determines that application to any other person described in paragraph (2) is necessary to protect against an unreasonable risk to health or safety. If the Commission determines that application to a person described in paragraph (2) is necessary, it shall provide not less than 12 months for such person to come into compliance.
(d) Consumer registration requirement
(1) Rulemaking
Notwithstanding any provision of chapter 6 of title 5 or the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1980 (44 U.S.C. 3501 et seq.), not later than 1 year after August 14, 2008, the Commission shall, pursuant to its authority under section 2065 (b) of this title, promulgate a final consumer product safety rule to require each manufacturer of a durable infant or toddler product—
(B) to maintain a record of the names, addresses, e-mail addresses, and other contact information of consumers who register their ownership of such products with the manufacturer in order to improve the effectiveness of manufacturer campaigns to recall such products; and
(2) Requirements for registration form
The registration form required to be provided to consumers under paragraph (1) shall—
(A) include spaces for a consumer to provide the consumer's name, address, telephone number, and e-mail address;
(C) be attached to the surface of each durable infant or toddler product so that, as a practical matter, the consumer must notice and handle the form after purchasing the product;
(D) include the manufacturer's name, model name and number for the product, and the date of manufacture;
(E) include a message explaining the purpose of the registration and designed to encourage consumers to complete the registration;
(G) include a statement that information provided by the consumer shall not be used for any purpose other than to facilitate a recall of or safety alert regarding that product.
In issuing regulations under this section, the Commission may prescribe the exact text and format of the required registration form.
(3) Record keeping and notification requirements
The rules required under this section shall require each manufacturer of a durable infant or toddler product to maintain a record of registrants for each product manufactured that includes all of the information provided by each consumer registered, and to use such information to notify such consumers in the event of a voluntary or involuntary recall of or safety alert regarding such product. Each manufacturer shall maintain such a record for a period of not less than 6 years after the date of manufacture of the product. Consumer information collected by a manufacturer under this Act may not be used by the manufacturer, nor disseminated by such manufacturer to any other party, for any purpose other than notification to such consumer in the event of a product recall or safety alert.
(4) Study
The Commission shall conduct a study at such time as it considers appropriate on the effectiveness of the consumer registration forms required by this section in facilitating product recalls and whether such registration forms should be required for other children's products. Not later than 4 years after August 14, 2008, the Commission shall report its findings to the appropriate Congressional committees.
(e) Use of alternative recall notification technology
(1) Technology assessment and report
The Commission shall—
(A) beginning 2 years after a rule is promulgated under subsection (d), regularly review recall notification technology and assess the effectiveness of such technology in facilitating recalls of durable infant or toddler products; and
(2) Determination
If, based on the assessment required by paragraph (1), the Commission determines by rule that a recall notification technology is likely to be as effective or more effective in facilitating recalls of durable infant or toddler products as the registration forms required by subsection (d), the Commission—
(f) Definition of durable infant or toddler product
As used in this section, the term "durable infant or toddler product"—
(1) means a durable product intended for use, or that may be reasonably expected to be used, by children under the age of 5 years; and
(2) includes—
Source(Pub. L. 110–314, title I, § 104,Aug. 14, 2008, 122 Stat. 3028; Pub. L. 112–28, § 3,Aug. 12, 2011, 125 Stat. 279.)
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Section 2060 (g) of this title, as added by section 236 of this Act, referred to in subsec. (b)(3), is section 2060 (g) of this title, as added by section 236 ofPub. L. 110–314.
The Paperwork Reduction Act of 1980, referred to in subsec. (d)(1), is Pub. L. 96–511, Dec. 11, 1980, 94 Stat. 2812, which was classified principally to chapter 35 (§ 3501 et seq.) of Title 44, Public Printing and Documents, prior to the general amendment of that chapter by Pub. L. 104–13, § 2,May 22, 1995, 109 Stat. 163. For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see Short Title of 1980 Amendment note set out under section 101 of Title 44 and Tables.
This Act, referred to in subsec. (d)(3), is Pub. L. 110–314, Aug. 14, 2008, 122 Stat. 3016, known as the Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act of 2008. For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see Short Title of 2008 Amendment note set out under section 2051 of this title and Tables.
Section was enacted as part of the Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act of 2008, and not as part of the Consumer Product Safety Act which comprises this chapter.
2011—Subsec. (b)(4). Pub. L. 112–28, § 3(a), added par. (4).
Subsec. (c)(3), (4). Pub. L. 112–28, § 3(b), added par. (3) and redesignated former par. (3) as (4).
For definitions of "Commission" and "appropriate Congressional committees" used in this section, see section 2(a) ofPub. L. 110–314, set out as a note under section 2051 of this title.
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This wildly off-beat comedy is about a male dancer (Paul Mercurio) who refuses to follow the accepted rules of ballroom dancing and creates his own style of choreography, which infuriates the ballroom dancing establishment. Before he's scheduled to compete in the Pan-Pacific ballroom championships, he's forced to take up a new partner (Tara Morice), a beginner who initially seems without promise. With his help, she turns into an assured and wonderful dancer. Baz Luhrmann's visual style may be too bright, gaudy and exaggerated for some tastes, yet he treats his characters with compassion, which makes Strictly Ballroom such an engaging comedy.~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Movie Guide
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Once a month, the Simms/Mann–UCLA Center for Integrative Oncology presents Insights Into Cancer, a free public lecture series for cancer patients, their families and the community. Each lecture features a leading professional who provides up-to-date information, practical advice and answers to cancer-related questions. June 11, 2013Living and Thriving in Not-Knowing: Zen Buddhism and Cancer
A cancer diagnosis throws us into the unknown and forces us to bear witness to the changing nature of life by challenging our belief systems, personal conditioning, spiritual beliefs, and shaking up our hopes and dreams. Wendy will speak to how Zen Buddhism uses these very elements of upheaval as a skillful means for living with the sense of groundlessness that accompanies major illness. She will explore the potential healing power of The Three Tenets of Not-Knowing, Bearing Witness, and Healing Action of the Zen Buddhist Peacemaker tradition. She will consider Not-Knowing as a capacity we all have to ride the breath to openness and spaciousness; Bearing Witness as the capacity of tapping into our innate capacity to listen intimately to our condition; and how Healing Actions can arise from these practices. It is, in fact, the very nature of upheaval that can provide us with the raw ingredients to make the important shifts that can lessen our suffering as we each traverse the terrain of cancer in our own unique way in our everyday life.
Rev. Wendy Egyoku Nakao, a Zen Buddhist priest, is the Abbot of the Zen Center of Los Angeles. Ordained in 1983, she trains Zen Buddhist priests and practitioners in an on-going Zen Center Zen practice environment in the heart of Los Angeles' Koreatown. She also serves as Head Priest and Teacher, emphasizing and experimenting with the collective awakening of community. In addition to her love of guiding individuals to deeper self-understanding and exploring the nature of reality, she has an abiding interest in organizational spirituality and collective awakening and serves as a resource to other spiritual communities.
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Welcome to one of college football's great shrines... the Legends Lobby at the Barry Switzer Center. When it comes to college football success, few schools can match the University of Oklahoma. Inside these walls, visitors will learn of the Sooners' rich history and overwhelming accomplishments.
The coaching eras begin with the legendary Bennie Owen on the north wall. As visitors work their way around the room, they will travel through time with other Oklahoma coaches like Bud Wilkinson, Barry Switzer and Bob Stoops. Video screens in these wall panels highlight specific coaching eras on a perpetual DVD.
The kiosks set in the middle of the room recognize the seven national championships. The cases include trophies and artifacts, as well as a capsule of each season and the pivotal game of each campaign.
Some of the special artifacts on display include a fund-raising brochure used for the original stadium construction, the ball used to score the first touchdown ever against Nebraska on Owen Field, a fan's megaphone from the 1930's, one of Bud Wilkinson's fedora hats, Joe Washington's silver shoes, championship rings presented to Sooner players and coaches, a windbreaker worn by Barry Switzer and a visor worn by Bob Stoops.
Five other kiosks titled Bowl Supremacy take a special look at Oklahoma's trips to the Orange, Fiesta, Rose, Sugar and Cotton Bowls. The ceiling mounts are replicas of the bowl program covers from Oklahoma's bowl games.
While the second floor concentrates primarily on team accomplishments, the third floor exhibit takes a closer look at the outstanding individual achievements of Sooner players. The five Heisman Trophies are featured in the main floor space. The trophies won by Billy Vessels, Steve Owens, Billy Sims, Jason White and Sam Bradford greet visitors as they first enter the area.
To the left of the Heisman display are cases dedicated to more national awards. The bronze plates mounted on each side of the case list the major awards and Oklahoma's winners. The trophies featured in the case are representative of the awards won by Sooner players.
The eastern-most area displays the OU representatives who have been inducted into the National Football Foundation's College Football Hall of Fame, and those who have achieved first-team Academic All-America status. Displays on the north and south walls recognize all-conference and All-America players as well as those who have had careers in the professional ranks. Touch screens in these displays allow fans to look up information and highlights on specific players.
As the Legends Lobby is attached to a working office area, noise levels should be kept to a minimum. This also will add to the enjoyment for other visitors. Those touring the facility are asked to refrain from touching plexi-glass cases. All children visiting the Legends Lobby should be accompanied by an adult. Food and drink are prohibited in the exhibit areas at all times.
Visitors to the Legends Lobby should confine their visit to the exhibit area only. Other areas of the Switzer Center are not open to the public. Your cooperation is appreciated. Both video and still cameras are permitted. Any images captured here are for personal use only and may not be distributed without permission of the University of Oklahoma.
Guided group tours of the Legends Lobby are available by calling (405) 325-2345. Interested parties should make arrangements at least two weeks prior to the scheduled visit.
For information regarding the donation of items to the Legends Lobby, contact the OU Athletics Media Relations Office (405) 325-8231. Donated items, while encouraged, become the property of the University of Oklahoma and cannot be returned.
The OU Athletics Department accepts monetary donations designated for the Legends Lobby. These gifts help Oklahoma maintain and improve this state-of-the-art display area. Individuals interested in supporting the Legends Lobby should contact the Sooner Club (405) 325-8000.
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MADRID - A fast start withstood a strong finish on Monday as Parishville-Hopkinton outlasted Madrid-Waddington 3-2 in NAC East Division varsity girls soccer action on Monday.
The Lady Panthers entered the game ranked 14th in the latest New York State High School Sportswriters Class D poll (7-2, 4-2 NAC East) struck just 43 seconds into the game went on to score all three of their goals in the first 16 minutes before going on to post the win as M-W cut the deficit to 3-1 with less than two minutes left in regulation.
Brianna Hayes gaves the Lady Panthers the quick lead when she connected from Kodi Perkins. The senior duo switched roles for the second P-H goal in the eighth minute before Alyssa Sloan converted on the rebound of a shot by Hayes in the 18th minute for what would prove to be the game-winner.
We got off to a good start but Madrid-Waddington didnt quit. We had a few mistakes midway through the first half and late in the game but with such a large bench I need to get some those players into the game. We just didnt mark on their two goals, said P-H coach Evan Harper.
Parishville-Hopkinton came right at us. We played better as the game moved on and at the end we just ran out of time, said M-W coach Gary Tischler.
Blake Orosz scored the first Jackets (2-6-1, 2-5 NAC East) goal in the 26th minute of play from Desiree Pryce. Kaleigh Field pulled M-W to within one when she knocked the ball into the back of the net through a scramble in front of the goal that began with a well-placed corner kick from the right by Sam Dugan with 1:45 left in regulation.
Marlee Wilson provided four saves handling crease duties for P-H (7-2, 4-2) while
Marlaina Bush (9 saves) and Arianna Ramsey (8 saves) combined to backstop the M-W (2-6-1, 2-5) effort.
In the other NAC East encounters on Monday, top-ranked Chateaugay surged past St. Lawrence Central 5-2 and Colton-Pierrepont blanked St. Regis Falls 6-0 while Brushton-Moira battled Tupper Lake to a scoreless draw.
Chateaugay 5, SLC 2: After tieing Heuvelton on Saturday at Clarkson University, the Bulldogs regrouped scoring the first four goals against the Larries in Chateaugay.
In the 9th, Brianna Cook scored from Danielle Charland. Charland made it 2-0 three minutes later from Katie Beach. Charland scored her second straight in the 22nd ninute from Beach and Hannah Cook connected unassizted in the 24th for a 4-0 halftime lead.
Lindsey Thayer got the Larries on the board in the 60th unassisted and Rachel Groebler connected from Thayer in the 67th to cut the deficit to 4-2 but Rachel Young tucked home Charlands second assist to go with two goals in the 72nd.
Kennedy Boyea (3 saves), Kayley Whyte (3 saves) and Abby Cowan (0 saves) shared crease duties for Chateaugay (7-0-1, 6-0).
Haleigh Agans made 12 saves for SLC (2-7, 2-5 ).
C-P 6, SRF 0: At Swift Field in South Colton, the Lady Colts (3-5, 2-4 NAC East) broke away from a 2-0 halftime lead with four second half goals. Morgan Doyle started a hat trick with the eventual game-winning goal in the 20th minute before going on to score in the eight and 27th minutes of the second half.
Madison Gregg scored unassisted in the 34th for C-P. Andrea Aldous and Hailey Hennessy struck for single goals in the 59th and 75th minutes respectively.
Kathryn Miller made two saves for the shutout. Sara Brockway stopped 30 shots for St. Regis Falls (0-8, 0-6).
Tupper Lake 0, Brushton-Moira 0: At Brushton, Ashley Debeer made 20 saves for the host Panthers (6-1-1). Brooke Dewyea had 15 saves for Tupper Lake (4-1-1, 4-3-1).
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By CLAUDETTE LANGLEYSun Advocate reporter
Residents of Spring Glen, who said their homes are under siege during the rainy season, gathered Monday at the Carbon County Courthouse to preview the plans that will set them free.
Commissioner Bill Krompel facilitated the open house that drew a crowd of close to 30 homeowners and residents to hear the presentation by representatives from Jones & DeMille Engineering. The Richfield-based firm was retained by the county to design an answer to the flooding problems in Spring Glen.
"We are presenting an engineering solution to the drainage problem you all suffered for many years now," said Krompel.
The $1.4 million project includes widening 2000 West from Haycock Lane to Kenilworth Road by 5 to 6 feet on both sides and putting in roll curb and concrete gutters. According, to Collin Fauwcett, from Jones & DeMille, the engineer's surveys of the area revealed that the water was coming from the east and collecting on 2000 West.
"This system will drop that water into the drain system," Fawcett said.
The engineers also identified the intersections along 2000 West as key areas for improvement.
"These intersections are huge problems looking at the hydration that builds up," said Brian Barton, engineer with the firm.
In the spirit of change and improvement resident Guido Salzetti, called out to Krompel and the engineers, "When we going to get a sidewalk."
Krompel responded that the county would phase in some changes.
"First we have to address the flooding problems," he said. "This would require two miles of sidewalk and we have to prioritize.
He added that he wasn't sure that there was unanimous support in Spring Glen for sidewalks but that the current project is flexible enough to add elements later on if so desired.
However, after a few moments of contemplation Barton told the crowd that they will be getting sidewalks of sorts - 6-foot asphalt shoulders as a result of the road widening.
The engineers explained that the existing roadway is approximately 24 to 25 feet wide and after the construction is done it will be 36 feet with 24 feet being the vehicle area and the additional 6 feet on each side will be suitable for walking or riding bicycles.
Property owner Dave Babcock, asked the engineers to carefully walk residents through the project so that they may understand and see how it will specifically impact their property.
The nearly 40-page set of plans includes sections that show the actual properties with owners' names and how the new roadway intersects with their driveways.
One resident flashed a wide smile when she heard that she may end up with a newly paved driveway as a result of the work.
In addition to curbs and gutters to further facilitate water runoff the design includes storm drains at the intersections of 4000, 4100 and 4200 North.
"We will build inlets at these intersections that will allow the water to drop into the pipes and discharge near the railroad crossing and head eventually into the river," said Fawcett.
While the plans have been drawn, the work itself isn't expected to begin until spring and will take approximately four months to complete.
Hearing the time frame, Salzetti had just one thing to say.
"Let's get started," he said with an air of determination.


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TUCSON, Ariz. — Authorities in Tucson are looking for a missing man who suffers from advanced Alzheimer's disease.
Police say 92-year-old Genaro Chavarria was reported missing at about 7:30 a.m. Tuesday. His family believes he left his home about 2 a.m.
Tucson police say the man has previously left his home alone after becoming confused and couldn't remember how to get back.
In those cases, he was found walking in an area near his residence.
Authorities are asking for the public's help, noting overnight temperatures dipped into the 30s, and they're concerned for his well-being.
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High school sweethearts/reality stars, Doug Reinhardt and Allie Lutz are engaged, the blonde bride-to-be announced via Instagram on Sunday.
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Students from Utah high school and college technical education programs won the nation's highest awards at the SkillsUSA National Leadership and Skills Conference.
Industry leaders representing over 1,100 businesses, corporations, trade associations and unions recognized the students for their demonstrated excellence in 96 hands-on occupational and leadership contests, such as robotics, criminal justice, aviation maintenance and public speaking. All contests are designed, run and judged by industry using industry standards.
Top student winners received gold, silver and bronze medallions. Many also received prizes such as tools of their trade and/or scholarships to further their careers and education. The SkillsUSA Championships is for high school and college-level students who are members of SkillsUSA.
In addition, for the fourth year, high scorers in the contests received Skill Point Certificates. The Skill Point Certificate was awarded in 90 occupational and leadership areas to students who achieved a high score defined by industry.
The following were winners (and Skill Point Certificate recipients) from the Carbon County area:
*Team F (consisting of Damian Olsen, Dexter Thayn, Austin Welch), from College of Eastern Utah (Price), was awarded the High School Gold medal in Welding Fabrication. Dylan Olson, from Helper and a student CEU, was awarded the college/postsecondary silver medal in Welding.
*Team A (consisting of Sheraya Barajas, Kelton Wells), from CEU, was awarded the College/Postsecondar Gold medal in Audio/Radio Production.
*Team E (consisting of Chad Cloward, Shawn Devereaux, Taylor Behling), from CEU, was awarded the College/Postsecondary Silver medal in Welding Fabrication.
"Over 5,600 students from every state in the nation came to compete in the SkillsUSA Championships this week," said SkillsUSA Executive Director Tim Lawrence. "This is the SkillsUSA partnership at its best. Students, instructors and industries are working together to ensure America has a skilled work force and every student excels. These students prove that career and technical education expands opportunities."
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CAPE VINCENT Town zoning officials upheld Roger D. Alexanders permit for a solar array project Monday night despite admitting to mistakes made by the zoning enforcement officers who approved the paperwork.
Mr. Alexander, owner of Lazy Acres Mobile Home Park, plans to install two 720-square-foot solar panel arrays to offset his mobile home parks electric bills by selling the power to National Grid.
The permit was challenged by Mary C. Grogan who had previously challenged her County Route 7 neighbors residential wind turbine in 2009 and prompted a formal hearing before the Cape Vincent Zoning Board of Appeals on Monday night.
Investment has gone into this because of our paperwork saying, Go ahead. We, the town, own the Go ahead. We do take some of the blame for this getting this far, said ZBA Chairman R. Dennis Faulknham.
The vote was 4-1, with ZBA member Hester M. Chase casting the sole nay.
I think the permit, theres just too much thats wrong with it. It should be denied so we can save some face in our local government. Every other office has mishandled it, she said before the vote.
Mr. Alexander was notified last week of Mrs. Grogans challenge but did not attend Monday nights ZBA meeting.
Mrs. Grogan vowed to sue to town government for violating its own zoning law.
Im going to get a lawyer, she said Monday night. I have to stop it. Its illegal.
Mr. Alexander had been issued his first permit July 18, 2012, by the towns former zoning enforcement officer, Edward P. Bender, despite confusion as to whether the project should be classified as a residential or commercial project.
On the original permit, both residential and commercial boxes were checked as the proposed use.
I personally thought it was wrong, but it was done, Mr. Faulknham said. In my mind, it should have been commercial, but it wasnt.
Commercial projects in the Riverfront District require a site plan review under town law.
But the Planning Board recently determined that the project was not subject to a site plan review because Mr. Alexander already had been issued what officials viewed as a valid, renewed permit for the work.
Mr. Alexanders work permit was granted an extension last July by current zoning officer James G. Millington Jr.
However, not only does the renewed permit fail to specify a proposed use, but there is some question as to whether it was issued properly. Some argue that the proposed project should fall under Cape Vincents old law instead of the revised zoning rules.
Cape Vincents old town zoning law required permits to be renewed within six months of issuance. The new zoning law, which went into effect only two weeks after Mr. Alexander received his first permit, gives applicants a full year until they need an extension.
Six months after that was issued under the old law, Mr. Alexanders representative went to the town office and asked for an extension. Our zoning officer made a mistake in saying well, under the new law, you dont need it for a whole year, and sent him away, Mr. Faulknham said. In my mind, that would never be defend-able in court by anybody.
ZBA member Joseph Martin said that Mr. Alexanders representative came to the town in January for a renewal of the permit with every intention of following the law and that he believes that the permits were issued as valid as they could be with the information presented.
The permit stands as issued, even with errors. Its not a perfect world, he said. Im sorry were not perfect.
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WARWICK ŌĆö On a day that saw this country honor the memory and contributions of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and watch as President Obama mapped out his second-term desires, it seemed appropriate to talk leadership.
Specifically, leadership and the set of guidelines college basketball teams employ when selecting captains, along with what this honor means to those bestowed with said responsibility.
The theme of MondayŌĆÖs Rhode Island college hoops brunch, held at the Radisson Hotel, centered on the young men and women with a ŌĆśCŌĆÖ appearing next to their name. Instead of coaches stepping to the podium to talk about the season to date, the captains were thrust into the spotlight. The messages were succinct and culminated with well wishes for everyone in the room over the balance of the 2012-13 campaign.
Given the mood, we thought it would be a fitting exercise to ask several coaches and players for their thoughts on several matters relating to the captaincy and the weight such a high honor carries.
How do prospective captains distinguish
themselves from their teammates?
Tim OŌĆÖShea, head menŌĆÖs coach, Bryant University: ŌĆ£YouŌĆÖre with these kids 365 days a year and over a period of time, so you just know. (Bulldogs senior guard) Frankie (Dobbs) is one of those guys who may go into coaching and does the right thing all the time. ItŌĆÖs not always about points and assists; itŌĆÖs the leadership he provides.
ŌĆ£When you have a fifth-year guy like Frankie, it allows your team to be the best it can be. Sometimes that could result in a .500 season or less, but heŌĆÖs a tremendous leader. HeŌĆÖs an interesting case because despite all the losing we went through the past few seasons, he never quit.
ŌĆ£He actually had a fifth-year option [to transfer to another Division I school and play right away] because he graduated last year, but itŌĆÖs a testament to his character and maturity that heŌĆÖs hung in there. The leadership heŌĆÖs provided is one of the big reasons why weŌĆÖre having success right now.ŌĆØ
How are captains selected?
Mike Martin, head menŌĆÖs coach, Brown University: ŌĆ£We observed the players from Sept. 5 to Oct. 5 [when the NCAA grants permission for teams to practice on a limited basis], watching closely their work ethic and demeanor. Then they had a team vote and coaches were included, too. It came out that (seniors Matt Sullivan and Tyler Ponticelli along with junior Sean McGonagill) were the overwhelming choices.ŌĆØ
Bob Walsh, head menŌĆÖs coach, Rhode Island College: ŌĆ£We actually have an interesting approach. We sit in a room and anybody who wants to be considered has to get up and write their name on the board. Then anybody who wants to nominate somebody else can get up and write that personŌĆÖs name.
ŌĆ£When all the names are on the board ŌĆō if you donŌĆÖt want your name to be on the board, you can take it off ŌĆō the players talk if they have something to say about some guys, then they vote. Personally itŌĆÖs important to me [that the players have a strong say in electing captains] because itŌĆÖs their team. Second of all, they are the ones who recognize who they may want to follow.ŌĆØ
What are some of the duties a head coach expects his captain(s) to carry out?
Walsh: ŌĆ£Captains for me are technical ŌĆō they have to meet with the referees and theyŌĆÖre the ones who are allowed to ask questions during the game. If practice changes on a momentŌĆÖs notice, theyŌĆÖre the ones getting in touch with the guys.ŌĆØ
How crucial is it for the captain to understand that he/she is an emissary for the coaches and players?
OŌĆÖShea: ŌĆ£Truthfully, if the coach has to be the leader and the captain, chances are youŌĆÖre not going to be very good. Leadership has to come within your group. WeŌĆÖre very fortunate to have someone like Frankie whoŌĆÖs willing to assume that role.
ŌĆ£A lot of times you have a kid whoŌĆÖs capable of being a leader but doesnŌĆÖt want to do it. In FrankieŌĆÖs case, heŌĆÖs embraced it but in a way that everybody on the team looks at him. He doesnŌĆÖt do things in an authoritarian way, trying to tell guys what to do. He leads by example and his teammates follow him.ŌĆØ
How do captains view the position theyŌĆÖre in?
Frankie Dobbs, senior guard, Bryant University: ŌĆ£IŌĆÖve been a captain at the high school level, but at the Division I level, itŌĆÖs a whole new meaning. You not only set the example on the court, but off the court as well, whether itŌĆÖs socially or making sure to go to study hall.
ŌĆ£Chemistry is one of those unknown variables that doesnŌĆÖt appear on the stat sheet, but itŌĆÖs important to have cohesiveness. I definitely play the role of mediator between the coaches and my teammates.
ŌĆ£In some respects, IŌĆÖm able to relate to the players more than the coaches do and that allows me to relay the way the coaches say some things in a different fashion. ItŌĆÖs important to translate (the orders from the top) depending on the teammateŌĆÖs personality or way of thinking.ŌĆØ
Rob Alers, sophomore guard, CCRI: ŌĆ£You want to make guys focus on the main point of what theyŌĆÖre doing. The basketball team is my second family and you want to make sure that you do the things that will allow you to have success on the court.
ŌĆ£Just follow my lead and the good example I try to set. The message to your teammates has to be positive because you want them to follow in your footsteps,ŌĆØ remarked Alers, a 2010 graduate of Central Falls High School.


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DJ Nick is back. He needs to get out of here, because DJ Nick is trouble.
He's just one of the problem people the Safety/Peacekeeping Committee worries about in the Occupy Portland camps.
There's Pinkie, with his pink Cherry 7UP jacket and pink Mardi Gras hat, who gets frantic dancing to his radio and has to be calmed down. And there's Justin, who smears lavender oil across his expansive bare chest and yells at strangers and by morning will have a black left eye and a fresh red scab on his nose.
But DJ Nick is real trouble. They banned him last night, but he keeps returning to pick fights. He tells anyone who will listen that he's been attacked. He falls to the ground and begs for help, his eyes puffy from crying. "I have HIV," DJ Nick says. "I will spit blood on you."
Mike, who supervises the night shift of the Safety/Peacekeeping detail, stands on the designated smoking corner at the edge of Alpha Camp. A two-way radio dangles from the collar of his green T-shirt. He's tired of DJ Nick.
Just after midnight Friday, Mike decides to go to the cops. Two Portland police officers stand on the corner, known outside Occupy Portland as Southwest 4th Avenue and Main Street. He tells one cop he wants DJ Nick arrested if he returns.
The cop says they've already tried to deal with DJ Nick. They sent him up to Oregon Health and Science University hospital. He refused treatment.
"We can cite him," the patrolman says. "We couldn't hold him."
"What you need to do," Mike tells him, "is drive him past OHSU and drop him off. It'll take him a couple of days to get back."
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I can't find a place to pitch my tent. Every inch of what used to be the north lawn of Chapman Square is covered with tents and tarps and pallets. The same goes for Lownsdale Square to the north. I'm moving into the Occupy Portland camps for two days so I can find out what happens when a protest turns semi-permanent in America's most dissent-happy city.
Two weeks earlier, more than 10,000 Occupy Portland marchers wound through the city—a spinoff of the Occupy Wall Street movement that began Oct. 6. Some ended up at Chapman and Lownsdale squares, now renamed Alpha and Beta camps. Occupiers say about 500 people live here now. They say they aren't leaving.
The Occupiers have established a democratic government, based not on majority rule but on volunteerism and consensus. They have honed their activism, holding a march a day and making their message more specific—like going into Wells Fargo last week to protest what they see as predatory banking practices.
The camp's leaders—mostly students and recent college grads who work as much as 20 hours a day—have built social services for everyone who lives here. They provide three meals a day, clothing, trash collection, medical care, religious services and acupuncture. And they offer seminars on personal economics, mental health and crocheting.
But two weeks in the parks has also created growing stress on Occupy Portland. The bevy of services has made the camps a magnet for the homeless, who now outnumber the original protesters. The Occupy leaders find themselves dealing with some of the same social ills they have been protesting against.
For help in finding a place to camp, I go to Engineering—one of many departments set up here. It's in a shelter made of white plastic tarps and PVC pipes. Outside, there's a table with cups of chicken soup and part of a chocolate cake.
Anthony Dryer, with long brown hair and a yellow rain jacket, is standing nearby. He's a server at Sushi Ichiban who returns to camp each evening after work. And he knows where there's empty tent space. He finds me a straw-covered mud patch 4 feet by 6, right next to Main Street with a view of the elk fountain.
My neighbor is Mario, who sits on a flattened Sierra Designs tent and plays with a beach ball marked " > $." Mario has no idea how to put his tent up, so Anthony and I help him. In broken, rapid English he thanks us, thanks God, tells us he's Cuban and then sings and dances. God has given him a new heart, he says. Castro tried to conscript him into the army.
"King Obama killed the king of the terrorists," he says. "I'm a little crazy, but I don't drink."
I drop off my things—a sleeping bag, a duffel with toothpaste, deodorant and clothes—and cross Main Street into Beta Camp. Dozens of Occupiers stand at the corner; everyone waits for the lights to change.
The Library is in a blue tent filled with wooden and plastic shelves. The volunteer librarian, Mark Nerys, a freelance illustrator, sorts donated books according to the Dewey Decimal System. The books include Howard Zinn's A People's History of the United States, Mario Puzo's The Last Don and Stephenie Meyer's Twilight.
"We make them all available," Nerys says. "No censorship here."
Nerys has helped run the Occupy Portland Library since the beginning, except the two days he went home with strep throat. It has more than 200 books, and Multnomah County librarians are helping catalog them. The pride of the Library was a collection of law books, including an especially prized volume on white-collar crime, until someone stole the entire set last week.
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