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LINCOLN — Through the earliest section of this season, Lincoln High had serious problems connecting with opposing pitches. Part of that had to do with the foul weather and yet another the absence of sophomore Alyssa Schermerhorn.
Head coach Dick Ryan's designated hitter, who finished with a .350 average last spring, previously had suffered a broken ankle, and she wasn't due back until about mid-season.
He nevertheless put her in the lineup Wednesday afternoon for a bout against Cranston West – based on its 5-1 league start a championship-banner candidate – and the Lions were both surprised and pleased with her debut.
Schermerhorn was a perfect 4-for-4 with a game-ending double, three RBI and a run scored to pace the Lions' easier-than-expected 11-1 "mercy-rule" triumph over the overwhelmed Falcons at Saylesville Elementary's Sullivan Field.
"We've hit the ball really well the last two games (the first a 10-1 victory over Chariho), and this is the first time I've been able to use my DH (Schermerhorn)," Ryan stated after his club not only remained unbeaten at 7-0 overall but continued its consecutive-tilt win streak to 28 (dating back to Lincoln's Division II title-clinching campaign).
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"It was really nice to have her come back, and she did with flying colors," he continued. "The last two, we've scored 21 runs and had 36 hits, so I hope our offense is coming around.
"I'm not stunned by Alyssa's hitting, but I'm glad, for sure. We're doing a lot of work on it, and finally we're seeing it come around."
Schermerhorn wasn't the lone offensive key in this blowout: Junior McKenzie Cavanaugh finished 2-for-2 with three RBI and two runs scored, not to mention a suicide-squeeze and sacrifice bunt; sophomore Stacy Mayer 3-for-3 with a walk, RBI and run; senior Emily Bouthillette 2-for-4, two runs; and sophomore Adriana Toro 1-for-4, two RBI, run.
Senior righty Lindsay Mayer did help herself at the plate with an RBI single, but she was better on the rubber. In six full frames, she scattered six hits (without a walk, though she did hit a batter) and fanned a half-dozen.
"I thought I pitched well, but not great by any means," Mayer explained after the verdict. "I've been off a little bit lately because I'm not used to pitching this much; I took some time off during the off-season.
"I'm satisfied with my location, but not my speed; I think that will come as the season progresses," she added. "But I thought our offense helped a lot. We've been focused a lot lately on hitting. We knew (before crushing Chariho on Monday) we were going to have two of our hardest games because of their records, so we were going to have to swing the bats."
Lincoln earned a 2-0 cushion in the first when Toro reached on a one-out, infield throwing miscue, moved to second on Lindsay Mayer's groundout and took third on senior Emily Bouthillette's single to left.
Mayer's kid sister Stacy then ripped a single to the same spot to plate Toro, and Schermerhorn's hit to right scored Bouthillette with what became the game-winning run.
It looked like Cranston West (6-2, 5-2) would take the lead in the fourth, after the elder Mayer hit leadoff batter Kristen Traficante, then allowed senior captains Courtney Salisbury and Kelly McDonough back-to-back hits; those juiced the bags.
Lindsay whiffed both Laura Isacco and Lauren Salisbury, though sophomore Ana Viccione poked a bloop single in front of junior second baseman Meredith Walsh to plate Traficante.
With the bases still full, Cassie Manni flew to center to end the threat.
The Lions reacted to the ruined shutout with four in the back half, and they sent nine to the plate in the process.
Stacy Mayer opened it with a walk, and Ryan immediately replaced her with pinch-runner Crystal Gaudreau. Schermerhorn pushed her to second with a single, and sophomore Lauren Hervieux grounded to short, putting Gaudreau and Schermerhorn in scoring position.
That's when Cavanaugh, who had taken third on a wild pitch, executed a superb suicide-squeeze bunt to score Gaudreau, and Walsh reached on a fielder's choice. Junior Casie Beauchemin then walked to load the bases again, and Toro followed with a line-drive hit to right to plate Cavanaugh and Walsh.
In the process, Ryan's crew led 5-1; Lindsay Mayer's single to center scored Beauchemin from third for the five-run advantage.
"Coach had told me on the first pitch I could swing away, but on the second he told me to try the suicide," Cavanaugh smiled later. "It worked out great, thank God! On the double, I thought it was a low pitch, but I went with the pitch.
"I was hitting poorly at the beginning of the season, and it's because I was feeling anxious, I think," she continued. "Now I listen to my nice, soothing music between at-bats and it calms me down. We wanted to come out with our heads in the game, and we wanted to jump on top right away, and we did that."
The Lions broke it open in the fifth with five hits, including Cavanaugh's two-run, opposite-field double to right and the same's robbing of the dish on a double-steal (also involving Walsh).
The hosts enforced the 10-run "mercy rule" the following frame when Bouthillette whacked a one-out ground single to left, Stacy Mayer did the same and Schermerhorn cracked a two-run double to the right-center gap.
All told, Falcons' senior hurler Kelly McDonough went 5 1/3 innings, allowed 16 hits and two walks, though didn't strike out any.
"I'm pleased with Alyssa, but also McKenzie," Ryan offered. "She's been working on her game, and it's starting to pay off. Our last two games, she's belted three doubles, so I hope it continues."
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NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — Mark Petrino is calling it quits and heading West.
"I'm ready for something new," said a cheerful Petrino on Tuesday, who opened his namesake cafe on the Main Street corner barely a year ago. What's new is an offer he couldn't refuse from Colorado State, which will put him back into college food service.
It was Williams College that brought him to the Berkshires, then long miles traveling to colleges around the area for for AVI Foodsystems put him back into restaurant mode. Now he's ready for academia again.
Petrino's is the third eatery to try the corner of Holden and Main, following in the footsteps of the Cup & Saucer and Applachian Bean. It offered up fresh and local fare for breakfast and lunch, with various wraps along with some really great burgers, coffees and specialties. All the sandwiches were named after "relatives" to give it a homey touch. Our favorite is the Cousin Mary (chicken, chipotle sauce and Provolone) with an occasional Counsin Paulie (turkey, spring greens and feta on a panini roll).
It's no secret that the restaurant biz is the hardest, and this season has been brutal — too much snow and cold was keeping people inside. The restaurant has been closed on Mondays since February and rumors of its closure were going around weeks ago. Asked last week on the eatery's status, Petrino said he hadn't made a decision yet.
But Petrino says the new owner (he didn't want to say who yet) is in negotiations with building owner David Carver and is expected to take ownership as soon as next week. The new proprietor is considering getting an alcohol license and change to later hours, he said.
The cafe could close for a couple weeks to give the new owner a chance to do some renovations and "put his stamp on it," said Petrino, but it will be open in time for the avalanche that is the Solid Sound Festival in June.
"He knows Wilco is a cash cow," said Petrino, "he'll be open."
On a related note, we received some concern over the status of Desperados on Eagle Street on Monday after a large blue tarp was seen covering the entrance. No vandalism, broken glass or anything drastic — the restaurant was putting down new floor tile and had covered the entranceway to create a workspace.
GREAT BARRINGTON, Mass. — I pride myself in knowing the hidden gems of South County.
In fact, I am even smug when I send people to Baldwin's for vanilla extract, or to Rubi's for real, French hot chocolate and an oyster feast (I even know the names and tastes of the oysters nearly every week). So when my boyfriend arrived last Sunday morning with a handful of specialty meats and a jar of sweetish, sharpish gourmet mustard, I knew I had missed something big. I swallowed my pride and in between savory bites of blood sausage and eggs I finally bit the bullet.
"So, uh, where'd you get all this stuff?" Chew, chew, savor.
"Price Chopper."
"Sure you did," I said, scraping the last remnants of food off of my plate with my fingers and a fork.
That's when he busted out the secret.
"Maria's European Delights," he said. "I can't believe you, of all people, haven't been there."
I remedied that situation very quickly. Late Wednesday afternoon, after taking out the garbage, watching my laptop die and blogging about insects, I finally made it to 67 State Road for a serious taste of Eastern Europe at its very best.
Let me begin by saying, don't be scared. Much of the packaging at Maria's is inaccessible if you can't read Polish or Russian or German. Thankfully, there are self-explanatory pictures and some English phrases to guide you along. There is also Kryzysztof and Maria Sekowski, husband and wife owners of Maria's, who clearly relish the chance to talk mustard, honey, salami and whatever else comes up while a customer is sampling the plethora of specialty smoked meats and cheeses.
The Sekowskis, natives of Poland, haved lived in the Berkshires for nearly three decades. They opened the deli on Route 7 in 2007.
"We have a lot of Hungarians, Germans and Polish people who come in here," said Kryz (prounounced "Chris"). "And I have a rule that when a new customer comes in that I have them taste things before I tell them what it is. That way there is no judgment, just flavor."
Flavor abounds at Maria's, and the proprietors are very happy to have customers sample the goods and discuss, in depth, the merits of every flavor, before purchases are made. Maria's shelves are lined with mustards of all kinds, rich chocolate (including Milka, which is a coveted item among my children), concentrated juices in flavors such as cactus, rosehip and gooseberry, 20 different kinds of pierogis, pickled vegetables, strudel breads stuffed with apricot, apples, cheese, you name it. They even have caviar (red or black), as well as a wide range of smoked and pickled fish.
My senses were about to explode, but fortunately Kryz led me to the meats and Maria began slicing samples to get me focused. Actually, before any serious ingestion took place, I was given a small cup of sour cherries to try. I devoured them, relishing the sweetness and another familiar flavor that I finally was able to place after I drank the remaining juice at the bottom of the cup.
"Whoah! Is that rum I'm tasting?" I asked.
Maria just smiled.
The tasting began with a soft, mild-tasting pate that I recognized immediately as something my grandmother made years ago – chicken liver pate. Done right, of course, with very little of the irony aftertaste. Next was a thin slice of Danish bacon (all of the meats at Maria's are precooked and ready to eat). Very little fat, very much flavor. Next came the stuffed bacon, the center of which was speckled with spices such as pepper, rosemary and sage.
"This is very good with smoked cheese," Kryz said. I perked up like a hungry dog.
"You have cheese, too?" It's a French thing, I swear.
Lots of cheeses, each one with a unique flavor and texture – smoked goat cheese, sheep cheese that crumbles like feta (without the salt), buttery Swiss. I finally settled on a sharp, heavily smoked cheese somewhere between Swiss and gouda.
As I was reeling from the several rounds of tasting I saw it, right there on the counter in front of me. If it weren't for the fact that I was in public and wearing a very expensive camera around my neck, I would have cried.
"You have Halva?!" I picked up the generous block of sesame paste speckled with pistachio nuts.
"Yes, we can only get that kind at one place in the middle of Brooklyn. It's very special."
Yes, it is very special. The whole thing. I am hesitant to post this blog because I feel like Maria's is a secret that I want to keep to myself and let others discover in their own sly time. But, here you are.
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It sounds a little weird and it wasn't what I expected when I walked into Nana's Country Market in Adams. What caught me was the sandwich board outside that said "Ham and cole slaw."
It was about 4 p.m. ; going back to the office meant no dinner until after a city council meeting and a ham sandwich sounded pretty good. I've been meaning to stop in at Nana's and this seemed a good a time as any.
Jill Richardson and Frank Willis opened the tiny market and deli a few months ago. I'd watched the progress on the building just down from Angelina's as I'd sped by on my way up and down Route 8.
Look at that bread!
Getting there isn't all that easy. Columbia Street can be tough to cross at that time of day, so I turned around in the carwash and found a parking spot right in front.
Richardson was manning the counter as I perused the sandwich offerings, all around $5. The turkey with cranberry sounded good, so did the roast beef. (The market also offers sliced meat to go along with the staples of bread and milk.) But I came in for ham.
What's on the sandwich, I asked. "Ham, cheese, a slice of tomato and cole slaw on white, wheat or rye," she responded. Cole slaw on the sandwich? Yes, cole slaw on the sandwich.
This I had to try. My only change was the addition of some lettuce to hopefully help hold the dripping to a minimum. "You'll need a napkin," said Richardson.
Honestly, it wasn't that drippy. It was a nice mix of regular and red cabbage with carrots — not to vinegary and not mayo-gloppy. It went well with the sliced ham in between two slabs of homemade rye bread. Really good rye bread.
I could get used to having my side order on my main course and I'll definitely be trying Nana's next interesting concoction.
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — Peter Harrison likes to talk almost as much as he likes to cook.
He's the first one to admit it.
"Even the telemarketers are like 'hey, we've got to get going now.' That's how I am," Harrison said. "Even the Jehovah's Witnesses, they're like 'you know what, we've got to go.'"
Harrison, 46, of Pittsfield, is taking his two favorite pastimes — preparing food and socializing — and turning them into his first business venture. If visits from the health and fire inspectors go smoothly this week, he'll open Poppy's Deli on May 11. Located at 240B Main Street in the Colonial Shopping Plaza, the deli fills the space previously held by Angelina's Subs, which was evicted last month after failure to pay its bills.
Harrison will offer a menu similar to Angelina's while adding his own unique touch. He'll expand the deli case with an assortment of salads and casseroles, and he'll sell home-meal replacements such as vegetables and starches, along with breakfast items.
"This is a working man's place. We've got a big parking lot with a lot of trucks coming in," he said. "I want to keep the hamburgers, the hot dogs, steak and cheese. I'll make anybody anything; if I got the ingredients and you ask me for it, I'll make it for you."
Perhaps just as important as fulfilling the customer's hunger, Harrison also wants to make Poppy's a place to engage in lively conversation.
"That'd be another [career] I'd like to have is be an interviewer," he said. "Not like giving job interviews, but to sit behind a desk like [David] Letterman. I get to know everything about everyone.
"As much as I'm here for myself, I'm here to see who's going to come through the door and say hello. I want to be as much a part of the community as possible, where people want to come in and say hello just as much as they want to come in and get a sandwich."
Harrison has been toying with the idea of opening his own business for the last 10 years. His love for the culinary arts was invigorated years back while learning under chef Rico Deluca at the Seven Hills Inn located in Lenox. Harrison has since worked at the Love Dog Cafe and Canyon Ranch, both in Lenox, and at Helen's Place in Williamstown.
Along the way, he has learned all the ins and outs of the restaurant business, which eventually prompted the search for an establishment of his own.
"It doesn't matter where you work, you've always got to be prepared and be ready," Harrison said. "You can feed 1,000 people if you're ready. If you're not ready, it's hard to feed 10. Even to cook for your family, to cook for four people, that's a lot of work."
When Angelina's went out of business in March, Harrison saw a prime location up for grabs. And he's been a welcomed addition to the shopping plaza.
"He's marvelous," Sherri Thompson, owner of Avon, which is located next to Poppy's Deli, said. "He'll be a lot of fun to have next door. I just wish it was open already, so we'd have some good food to eat."
As for the name Poppy's Deli, Harrison said it came from his 6-year-old grandson, Evan, who started calling Harrison "Poppy."
And it will be all Poppy, at least for a while. Harrison will be a one-man staff until he decides that more help is needed.
"I've got all those restaurant owners I used to work for to thank because they left me alone in their restaurants," he said. "I'm confident I can do it."
Poppy's hours of operation will be every Tuesday and Wednesday from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m., Thursday and Friday from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Saturday from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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- Word Actress said...
Hi Lisabet - broken leg? Oh, no. That's no fun.
Loved the post, especially the last paragraph.
Take care, pretty girl...
- May 1, 2012 at 7:27 AM
- Patti P said...
If I were to guess he is going to play with her and then take her right there. Thanks for the great post!
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- May 1, 2012 at 9:29 AM
- Tameka said...
Hi Lisabet! Sorry to hear about the broken foot. What comes next is Rick is going to slowly push the vibrator inside Ruby? Torturing her by not letting her come right away until he's good and ready. Lol
- May 1, 2012 at 9:57 AM
- Debby said...
Sorry about the broken leg. that is one hot cover. Great post!!
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- May 1, 2012 at 10:26 AM
This is one of my favorite scenes from Ruby's Rules--thanks for sharing it again! It's super memorable. :]
- May 1, 2012 at 11:10 AM
- hotcha12 said...
- May 1, 2012 at 11:44 AM
- ilona said...
Sorry about the leg, hope it gets better quickly.
Loved the hot excerpt too, so I am throwing my name in the hat for more of your stories :D
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- May 1, 2012 at 2:05 PM
- Gabrielle Lee said...
Sorry to hear about the broken leg. What comes next? I am not so creative but I am sure it will be hot.
- May 1, 2012 at 9:12 PM
- Lisabet Sarai said...
Thanks to you all for commenting! Julianna, it's one of my own favorite scenes, too...!
I'll draw a winner on Friday the 4th.
- May 1, 2012 at 11:44 PM
- PaParanormalFan said...
Hello Lisabet,
I am sooo sorry to hear about your broken leg, I wish you a speedy recovery & very good pain med.s.
Thank you to Eternal Press Author's Blog for hosting Lisabet on your Blog today.
Thank you Lisabet for your Guest Post, "Interlude on Mulholland Drive"....WoooHooo that was Dangerously Erotic & Decadently Thrilling Excerpt...I'm gonna be nedding new panties. LOL OMG I'm sooooo Naughty!!! ;)
"Ruby Rules" is such a Scorchin' HAWT Book with Extremely Erotic Cover Art, WOW talk about Eye-Catching!!!
Hmmmm what do I think happens next...Ok, I can get veryyyyy Naughty & detailed ;) so just putting a Warning Before Reading Further ;) LOL Here goes....
......still bent over the railing with her bare arse presented just as she was told, her head lowered, Rick walks away.
But Ruby wouldn't move, she wouldn't put her skirt back down & he knew it...& so did she.
She hears Rick approaching, but doesn't look up, like a Lion stalking it's Prey he leans over her naked body as all of her senses are heightened, she could smell the Musk of his cologne, the soft expensive material of his clothes caressing her naked skin, feels his warm breathe against her neck as his sexy, smooth voice sends chills through her body, as he whispers in her ear, "You are not to cum until I allow you to do so, do you understand", as he holds the silvery vibrator he found in her handbag, in front of my face. Feeling like her legs were going to give out on her, Ruby says "Yes" as Rick glides the vibrator across her already sensitive nipples sending waves of pleasure through her body as she pushes back into his well-endowed readiness for her, but again with more sternness & his hot breath against her ear, he says, "You will NOT cum". He knew this is what she wanted, needed from him.
Suddenly she feels the loss of heat from his body against her nakedness, followed by the Hot Sting of his hand across her left arse cheek, followed quickly by another stinging hand coming down on her right arse cheek, all the while still teasing her sensitive nipples with her own vibrator.
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- May 2, 2012 at 1:35 AM
- PaParanormalFan said...
Her arse cheeks were crimson red, the inside of her thighs were glistening with the juices from her swollen pussy, Rick knew she needed more.
Ruby was in a daze as she realized Rick was no longer spanking her arse, but she could feel the Stinging Heat on her cheeks & the contrast of the cold air across them as the evidence of her arousal has her soaked, swollen & in need of him to take her right there, naked, bent over that railing.
Rick was almost lost in this scene, admiring his work, Ruby's Red arse, her body quivering with desire for him as he covers hers with his again, hot breathe against her neck, "Ruby, you're so wet for me, but you still are not allowed to come" as he glides her vibrator easily into her aching pussy, if he didn't have his arm around her waist, her legs surely would have given out from pure pleasure.
Rick orders Ruby to grab onto the railing, as difficult as this was for her to do, she could not say no to him. He replaces the vibrator with one, then two, then three fingers into her hot wet pussy. He knew she was close, he could feel her intimate muscles on his fingers & knew he could not deny himself any longer of her decedent body as he unzips & lowers his trousers.
Ruby is so lost in the pleasure Rick is giving her, she doesn't hear him unzipping his pants as he removes his fingers from inside her, just as she was about to sigh at the empty feeling he left her with, he slides his huge cock all the way deep inside her soaked pussy. When he started to pinch her swollen clit, alternating the pressure, he could feel her hot muscles inside squeezes his cock, he knew he wasn't going to be able to hold off much longer & she wasn't either. He placed hot kisses up her neck & whispered in her ear, "Cum for me Ruby, NOW!" That was all Ruby needed to hear as Rick gives her the most intense orgasm she ever experienced in her Life, pleasure so amazing, she almost passes out. Rick is so overwhelmed with how Ruby has freely & completely given herself to him; he loses himself within her Beautiful Body. Holding onto her tightly, his head resting on the back of her neck as he gives her soft kisses, wrapping his arms around her, Rick covers her body with his…Ruby will be only His, as He will never want another but Her!
Take care Lisbet, Wishing You a Speedy Recovery & Stay Naughty,
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- May 2, 2012 at 1:37 AM
Hey Lisbet,
So sorry you are stuck hobbling around tring to do things with your leg out of commission and your arms needed to take you were your leg used to go. As for the scene, Oh yeah,he makes good use of the vibrator, but not to the point that she is able to come. She is frustrated and that is how he wants he, within his control for pleasure. They will soon learn that her pleasure his his, too.
mend well and soon!
- May 2, 2012 at 1:50 AM
- hotcha12 said...
- May 2, 2012 at 12:47 PM
W O W What a great post. Broken leg, I have had one and they are no fun. Crutches UGH. Hope you get better soon
- May 3, 2012 at 9:49 PM
- Lisabet Sarai said...
Thanks to all of your for your comments! And a special thanks to Renee for her scorching continuation!
And guess what? Random.org drew your name, Renee! Wasn't it worth moving out of your comfort zone?
See you all soon - I'll have another giveaway next week!
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The Dayton Dutch Lions, aided by four Crew loanees, advanced to the Third Round of the 2014 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup yesterday.
Dayton traveled to Buffalo Grove, Illinois and beat FC Schwaben AC by a score of 2-0. Brad Stuver was the starting goalkeeper for Dayton and field players Ross Friedman, Matt Walker and Aaron Schoenfeld all started.
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Origin: Dutch Lions FC was established in 2009 in an effort to bring the famous Dutch youth academy system to the United States. The club's core vision reads: "Dutch Lions FC wants to be a leading institute in the USA for developing professional soccer players. It brings an attractive, dominating style of professional soccer – based on the Dutch philosophy – to the community." The Dutch Lions' USL PRO team began play in the 2010 season coached by former Dutch National Team mainstay Sonny Silooy.
FC Twente: Dutch Lions FC was formed in partnership with FC Twente of the Eredivisie to bring the Dutch youth development model to the United States. FC Twente has boasted players such as Jan Vennegoor of Hesselink, Blaise Nkufo, Oguchi Onyewu and Bryan Ruiz in recent years.
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Perhaps the reason why we have seen such an uptick in child homelessness is because of the uptick in children from Southern American countries coming into the United States illegally? It's a stretch of logic, but let's consider it.
When you have massive numbers of children and teenagers hopping on trains and illegally entering our country, is it really surprising that many of them, upon hopping off that train, won't have anywhere to live for a while once they arrive here?
If illegal immigration is leading to increased pressure on services for American children, leading to a decreased ability for our social services to provide decent care…maybe we should do something about that.
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Following a coach who took the CEU/USU team to a third place finish at the National tournament is a huge undertaking. But, interim head coach Brad Barton is excited to face the challenge. He was the assistant coach under Chris Craig last season and is hoping to become the permanent head coach for Eastern Utah when the hiring takes place.
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He started coaching early on. When he was a sophomore in high school at Davis High, he helped out coaching the junior high team. He grew up in Farmington and played point guard for Davis High. He went on to play at BYU/Hawaii for two years and then transferred to Weber where they put him at power forward. He still led the team in assists at that position.
After college he went overseas and was on a professional team for Switzerland. He spent time as a player/coach. He did a month and a half tour in China promoting basketball. He turned to coaching full time when he decided his speed and abilities did not allow him to play at the level he felt like he should.
He spent a year as an assistant coach at Viewmont High and then a season as an assistant at Snow College. He then was hired as an assistant under Coach Craig at CEU. Barton says it is the great coaches he played for and worked with that have gotten him where he is so far. Jeff Emery with Viewmont, Jay Welk at Davis, Joe Cravens with Weber and Craig have all been phenomenal what they have taught him. He and Craig have become close friend and Barton still talks to him every day.
Barton knows he has big shoes to fill. He only has one returning player with much court time experience and that is Johnathan Mills. His team is a diverse group with kids from Russia, Brazil, Chicago, Ill. and Los Angeles, Calif. as well as Utah. Barton is single and for now that is just the way he likes it because he feels like the 16 players on his team are his family and they need a lot of TLC from him.
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The peephole crew. That was Scott A. Campbells first business.
In the early 1990s, Mr. Campbell, the businessman turned minister who lost his church turned boardinghouse to the Jefferson County tax auction in June, assembled a group of his friends, decked them out in blue shirts and sent them crisscrossing neighborhoods with a simple yet compelling sales pitch.
The group would target houses with front doors that did not have peepholes. Knocking and ringing incessantly, they would bring the homeowner to the door.
What?! would be the response of the hapless owner.
You know, if you had a peephole, you never would have opened this door, was the clever retort. Ill install one for you for $20.
The owner then would close the door in consternation, Mr. Campbell said, only to have it knocked upon again.
For a second time, the owner would open the door.
What?! again was the sharp greeting.
Dont you see? If youd just spend twenty dollars on a peephole, you wouldnt have to open the door to know it was just me again, was the reply.
And the owner, apparently struck by the sound logic of the statement, would acquiesce to installation, netting the peephole crew a healthy profit in the process, according to Mr. Campbell.
He was 13 at the time.
Now 37 and a Universal Life minister, Mr. Campbell has to leave his home, the site of the former Long Falls Baptist Church, by the end of the month. It was purchased by Mark Pominville, who owns a neighboring building, for $65,000 at the auction.
Mr. Campbell, who owed more than $11,000 in county back taxes on the property, bid up to $64,000 before giving up.
Now he and his eight roommates have 30 days to leave the premises.
Photographs like the one of the peephole crew are being boxed up, along with cabinets full of files from Mr. Campbells colorful business career and the artwork, sculptures and bric-a-brac that are tacked on the walls and lie about around the capacious former sanctum like a permanent garage sale.
In a nearly unbelievable twist of irony, Mr. Campbell said that in Virginia, where he originally is from, he once owned an eviction service called Speedy Restorations but quit one day after a bank had him remove an elderly woman on oxygen from her home.
After leaving the woman at the house of a local church member, he said, I called the bank and said, I wont do business for you anymore.
Now Mr. Campbell is on the other side of a similar negotiation, one that will end on a slightly more defiant note.
He said he will stay in the village, despite the fact that he has never really felt welcome there.
The church building, which Mr. Campbell purchased in 2008 for $37,000, has long been a headache for village officials.
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Taking possession of the property would have given the village the opportunity to clean it up and better the community, Mr. Burto said.
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A property that is occupied has never before been turned over to a municipality, according to County Attorney David J. Paulsen.
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Mr. Campbell said he originally purchased the property to provide housing to people in the area. Instead of charging his roommates rent, he allows them to either pay what they can afford or to contribute by helping out around the house.
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I left home when I was 16 and Ive always had a minimum of 10 people living with me. The most I had was 38 people with me, Mr. Campbell said.
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He said he is looking at a former Mennonite Church in the village as well as a former funeral parlor.
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Young fans cheer the arrival of the Merkel High School Badgers at the end of a pep rally Aug. 9 to benefit Project Graduation. The team came onto the field at midnight to practice for an hour.
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Review by Greg Chason, USA, added 8/27/14: Just wanted to shoot you a line on how great your product isJust wanted to shoot you a line on how great your product is. I just recently found out about the Aquapac and used it for the first time a couple of days ago. this was the first time in over 20 years that I have been in a water park, and I had forgotten how much I loved them. Your pack for insulin pumps stayed dry the entire time, even with water pouring directly at it. This gives me the courage to now try some light (beginner runs) white water rafting with my son and his scout troop. thanks for the addition in freedom.
Review by Children with Diabetes forum, added 6/21/13: pump has not gotten wet at allLove it! My son has worn if for two days now at the beach. He is a maniac in the water. His pump has not gotten wet at all in the pack. He laid in the ocean. He got wiped out by waves. Not one drop of water in the pack. It is kind off bulky but he doesn't care. I was able to see through the pack and see his sensor numbers too. His numbers were great since he snacked while playing. I will try to attach some pictures. The pack is on his back.
It cost me about 65 bucks to get but it was worth it. I don't know if I could have managed taking pump off and putting it back on at the beach. Maybe another time.
Review by Lynn, Berkshire, UK, added 6/26/12: "Great"My daughter went on an activity holiday (first time since she was diagnosed 18 months ago). My daughter had a brilliant time, thanks to your waterproof case she was able to swim plus loads of muddy activities wearing her pump. There are hundreds of patients children and adults going on holidays and they have to keep their pump dry. I hope you have plenty in stock!!