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CARTHAGE Carthage coach Sam Millich kept calling Bailey Wilkinsons number. And the Comets senior quarterback kept delivering.
Why mess with a good thing?
Wilkinson rushed for 204 yards on 29 carries and scored two touchdowns to spark Carthage to an exciting 18-16 Section 3 Class A National victory over Whitesboro Friday night.
But it wasnt all of the carries or the yards that was the most impressive. With Carthage (2-0 overall, 1-1 league) protecting that two-point lead with 7 1/2 minutes left deep in their own territory, Wilkinson was a one-man wrecking crew.
Wilkinson led the Comets down field and left the Warriors with virtually no time left on the clock.
A 5-foot-10, 160-pound blend of power and speed, Wilkinson carried on 11 consecutive runs during that final Carthage drive, accumulating 70 yards and eating up seven minutes before stalling out on the Whitesboro 4-yard line.
Whitesboro knew what was coming, but still couldnt stop the dynamic Wilkinson.
In the end, the Warriors (0-2, 0-1) were left with only a few desperate plays with no timeouts.
Millichs explanation for repeatedly giving Wilkinson the ball was simple.
He is a senior, hes tough and smart, and he wasnt going to put the ball on the ground, Millich said. And he was having pretty good success, so why try anything else.
Youd think Wilkinson would be dog tired after a Herculean effort. But he said, I think I could have carried a few more times if we needed it. My line was giving me great holes and I was just running to the open spaces.
Wilkinson ran mainly behind center Rob Flint, 290-pound Aaron Reynolds and 260-pound Trevor Gibbons.
We just kept pushing ahead knowing Bailey was going to get his yards, Gibbons said. Im not surprised we kept giving him the ball because he was really running hard tonight.
However, the game started out miserably for the Comets.
Josh Yelvington fumbled a Whitesboro punt deep in his own territory, and Wilkinson fumbled the snap into the end zone two plays later, with Whitesboro falling on it for a safety.
That was all my fault, Wilkinson said. I knew I had to make up for it, but that we still had a lot of time.
Yelvington and Wilkinson made amends by hooking up for a 24-yard touchdown pass to put Carthage ahead 6-2 later in the opening quarter.
That was a good response to a bad start, Millich said. I thought we could move the ball. We just needed to be patient and execute our offense.
Wilkinson added a 1-yard TD run early in the second quarter to put Carthage on top 12-2. But Whitesboros Vin Cotrupe sped 60 yards untouched with the ensuing kickoff to bring the Warriors back to within 12-9 with the extra point.
Wilkinson answered with a 38-yard scamper on a keeper up the middle, and Carthage held that 18-9 lead at halftime.
Whitesboros lone long drive of the game, a 15-play, 80-yard march on its first third-quarter possession, finished with a 15-yard TD run by Mike DiVaccaro and a PAT to cut the Carthage lead to 18-16.
The Carthage defense then stood tall, forcing a punt on the Warriors next possession, giving Wilkinson and Co. a chance to salt the game away.
The defense did well for the most part, Millich said. Allowing just that one touchdown to a team of that calibre is pretty good.
As for Wilkinsons performance, Millich said its what he expects from a senior leader.
Baileys a lot tougher and quicker than people think, Millich said. And he has knack for making people miss. I could have probably called a few different plays at the end, but why take a chance when he was still going strong and their defense was getting tired chasing him.
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Step inside Whistler's original watering hole and go back in time to a place dripping with legend, lore and finger lickin' BBQ sauce. Located at the base of the Creekside Gondola, Dusty's offers mouthwatering BBQ, arguably the world's best Caesar, a legendary après, party rockin' live shows and is open everyday 11am 'til late. When we say Dusty's is full of legend and lore, we aren't kidding. Dusty's Bar and BBQ was named after Dusty, a stuffed horse that rode into Whistler in 1979 in the back of a pick-up. He was placed in the bar and for almost a decade, watched over the regulars as they partied the nights away. One full moon friday, legend has it a female partier stripped totally naked and jumped on Dusty's back. Dusty bucked into life, burst through the bar doors, shook the shocked nude into a snowbank and galloped off into the night, never to be seen again. The moral of the story? This is a place that will put the Wild back into your West.
World-renowned as "the" place to après, the Garibaldi Lift Company (GLC) lounge bar relishes its location above the Whistler Gondola building, overlooking skiers cruising down the slopes of Whistler Mountain and summer's downhillers charging full-throttle from the Whistler Mountain Bike Park. Offering the perfect view of the Bike Park's infamous GLC drops, (a trio of cliff drops to a dirt landing pad), the patio is an all-season Mecca for those in the know - that is, those who know that every day should end with beers, tall tales and the potential of a viewing spectacular bail from the riders and skiers charging down their final run. Kid-friendly until 8pm, the GLC is open every day from 11am 'til late, and is the rallying point for those kicking off an evening out in Whistler and the after-dark crowd who appreciate above-ground ambience and serious soundscapes.
Located at the base of Blackcomb Mountain in Whistler's Upper Village, where the Wizard Chair rises up and the Size Matters Wonder Routes touches down, Merlin's home-away-from-home vibe is just one small part of the reason that après sessions here can be so off-the-hook. Decor inspired by the laidback mountain cabin, Merlin's has cultivated the spirited vibe of an old-school rec room party free of fundepriving chaperones. The spiritual home of local rockers, The Hairfarmers, Merlin's offers good times, mountain-high nachos and flowing brews, on tap. Open daily for lunch, dinner and bevys from 11am 'til late.
21 Steps provides stunning 2nd floor views of Whistler Village. Our Kitchen creates updated comfort food that are both big in portions and flavours for great value. Our extensive small plate menu offers items that the locals crave.
Homemade breads and soups, baked goods, cooked breakfasts, hearty lunches and dinner specials are just a few of the treats that await you in Alpine Meadows, only 6km north of Whistler village.
Locally inspired cuisine set in a casual bistro atmosphere. Chef Nicholas Cassatari combines his classic training, top tier experience, and world travels with the best of B.C.'s bounty to create the fine flavours at Alta Bistro. Owners Edward Dangerfield and Eric Griffith strive to create an effortless, casual service in the dining room and bar. Wine director, Eric Griffith, brings his wine passion and training together with a concise, international wine list (20 by the glass) with Whistler's only Enomatic machines dispensing fine and eclectic selections to pair with Alta's food. Edward Dangerfield and Scot Curry combine mixology talent to create some of Whistler's finest cocktails, handcrafted and have raised the bar on sustainability. Alta Bistro's intimate bistro setting is small and off the track in Whistler's village, but is busy and lively, so reservations are a must.
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Organic, sustainable, and unforgettable. Set on the quiet shores of Nita Lake, Aura blends breathtaking views with the culinary talent of renowned Chef Tim Cuff. Featuring a menu inspired by fresh local produce Aura sources from its rooftop garden as well as local farmers, foragers, ranchers and fisheries to bring in the best the West has to offer.
This French bistro-style champagne bar is Whistler's 'most sophisticated eatery'; designed for those who enjoy a dining experience, it serves Dom Pérignon by the glass! Features live jazz music on most weekends. Barefoot Bistro is part of Whistler Tasting Tours. Included in Whistler Tasting Tours, Finer Things Tour.
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This young moose is feeling the effects of a tranquilizer dart fired by Division of Wildlife Resources biologist Brad Crompton Tuesday morning in Helper. The moose was spotted in the vicinity of Roosevelt Street and North Main Street just as kids w...
ECC upset by conditions at little reservoir
What started as a photo inventory of East Carbon City's infrastructure quickly turned into an issue Tuesday night as the EC City Council convened for the first time in October. After photographing in-town structures, council member and city treasure...
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40,000 - including Sun Ad - attend Vegas mine show
In late September, 40,000 members of world mining industry came together for MINExpo 2012. The Las Vegas event, which is held every four years, provides a unique opportunity for the constantly evolving industry to review current challenges as well a...
Young hunters will get first shot at pheasants
Young hunters in Castle Country will be the first to pursue Utah's most popular upland game bird this fall. Those who are15 years of age or younger can shoot pheasants during Utah's second annual youth pheasant and quail hunting day that occurs ...
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United Way of Eastern Utah is looking for volunteers who have two hours a week to spend time with two children at Castle Heights Elementary or Wellington Elementary participating in a structured reading program where training will be provided. ...
Hair-raising fund raising for Helper parks
Helper Park Partners are staging something hair-raising as part of their fundraising.
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Mental Illness Awareness Week takes place October 7-13 and was nationally designated by congress in 1990 to be an opportunity to learn more about serious mental illnesses such as major depression, bipolar disorder and schizophrenia....
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Applications for the 2012 Community Angel Tree program will be available through Nov. 16. People wishing to apply can pick up forms at United Way of Eastern Utah, 67 E. Main, Price; Department of Workforce Services, 475 W. Price River Dr., Price,...
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Helper Junior High School Principal Tom Montoya speaks words of praise for Walter Borla before Wednesday's football game against Mont Harmon Junior High. Borla, retired Helper Postmaster, has been a lifelong supporter of sports and activities in th...
College will present Alternative Fuels Day Friday on Price Campus
USU Eastern Automotive Department is hosting the second annual Odyssey: National Alternative Fuels Day on Friday, Oct. 12 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Macdonald Career Center parking lot. Its theme is a Decade of Difference: Driving Change Across A...
College stages comedy-thriller 'I'll Be Back Before Midnight' through Oct. 13 at Geary
The comedy- thriller "I'll Be Back Before Midnight" written by Peter Colley, continues through Oct. 11-13 on the stage of the USU Eastern Geary Theatre at 7:30 p.m.
Young Wellington resident wins horse competition in Las Vegas
Harley Ann Migliori, a student at Wellington Elementary, won the American Quarter Horse Association's inaugural Novice Championship with youth aged mares class as well as the Champion of Champions award. ...
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Rays executive vice president Andrew Friedman was expected to have a lot of suitors in the offseason, including his hometown Astros as well as the Cubs.
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Foxsports.com's Ken Rosenthal reported on Twitter, citing a source, that Friedman is the Angels top choice. But apparently there's a long list of candidates still in the process. ESPNLosAngeles reported Moreno has also met with Yankees executive Damon Oppenheimer, are also interested in Diamondbacks assistant GM Jerry Dipoto, and are "keeping their eye on" Rangers assistant general manager Thad Levine. They are also expected to talk with Kim Ng, a former Dodgers executive now working for MLB, according to ESPN.
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The Ocala Jaycees' annual haunted house will be returning to Marion County each weekend from October 2nd - October 31st. This year the event will take place at Wild Waters Water Park (Silver Springs State Park 5656 East Silver Springs Blvd., Silver Springs, FL, 34488).
The event will be staged every Friday and Saturday night during the month of October. Gates will open at 6:30 PM, and the last entry will be admitted at 10 PM. The price of admission is $12 for adults and $8 for children 10 and under (children under 14 years old will not be admitted without an adult). The event will include multiple scare zones, a creepy arcade, food, refreshments, beer, mixed drinks and a scary good time!
The haunted house event will offer plenty of spooky actives and events, however the park's water slides and wave pool will not be open for use until the park reopens for the season in spring 2016. For more information and event details please visit www.silversprings.com.
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at the Historic Kanapaha Presbyterian Church Cemetery. Admission is $5 per person. Children under 12 are free. Cash or check, at the gate. 4101 SW. 63rd Blvd., Gainesville.
Meet some of Alachua County's pioneers and prominent citizens who were laid to rest in this historic cemetery, founded in the late 1850s! Self-guided tour features first person interpretation by descendants and others! Join us at noon for the "All Saints Day" bell ringing – have the name of your loved one, who passed during the year, read and the bell rung in memory – and the dedication of "Unknown" grave markers. Emerging local artist, soprano Erica Williams, will perform at the dedication! Exhibits! Music! Refreshments!
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Recent surveys show there are fewer young people and more senior citizens behind the wheel in the United States. According to the National Household Travel Survey, members of Generation Y, who are between the ages of 16 to 34, are driving less.
From 2001 to 2009, the average annual number of vehicle miles traveled by Gen-Y-ers dropped by 23 percent. The reason? Some find the process to be a hassle, others are frightened by the prospect of controlling a vehicle, and others are merely taking a green approach to transportation, choosing bicycles or public transportation.
There is also the high cost of owning and fueling-up a vehicle today.
On the flip side, researchers at the University of Michigan have found that people age 70 and older make up the largest group of drivers on the road -- even higher than those who driver that are in their 40s and 50s.


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Call it a case of good things happening to good people. Realistically, perhaps we should step back, take a big-picture view, and draw the conclusion that Mike Roose is so adept at his chosen profession that no one should be shocked by the Cumberland native's meteoric rise through the Boston Red Sox's player support chain.
Recently Roose's star became much brighter, Boston's hierarchy awarding him the responsibility of coordinating the strength and conditioning sector of the entire minor-league operation. Official word of his promotion was delivered to his doorstep on Friday, Jan. 27, roughly one month after Roose presented his sales pitch for the said position in an interview held at Fenway Park.
Had Roose not received this well-deserved and most-rewarding "bump," he likely would have returned for a third season as strength coach of the Pawtucket Red Sox. Instead, he's now entrusted with the great responsibility of making sure every single one of Boston's farmhands are doing their due diligence in relation to staying physically fit over the course of the season.
Certainly it's a massive undertaking, tailoring a strength and fitness program that is unanimously practiced and adhered to by every single minor-league player, from those on the cusp of the big leagues in Pawtucket to those just beginning their professional baseball odyssey in Florida's Gulf Coast League.
In a nutshell, that's what makes this new endeavor so enterprising, Roose feels. It's his vision, his execution, that he ultimately hopes will leave an indelible imprint upon the intended demographic.
"I'll be designing a program and making sure everyone stays on task on what they need to be doing, setting goals and expectations while trying to make these guys better baseball players," said Roose, putting all of his cards on the table during an interview last week from Fort Myers, Fla.
THE JOB ROOSE eventually landed became available after predecessor Pat Sandora was promoted by Boston to major-league strength and conditioning coach. Previously, the title was held by Dave Page, who was relieved his duties in the wake of the mushroom cloud the 2011 Red Sox let fester amidst steady whispers of portly ballplayers.
In an effort to break free of past practices and head in a fresh direction, the Red Sox brought Roose in for an interview two days before Christmas. The army of inquisitors/questioners included farm director Ben Crockett, strength and conditioning consultant Mike Boyle, and Sandora, someone Roose had a good rapport with, given he had helped Roose get his foot in Boston's door as an unpaid assistant during the 2009 summer.
"The big thing I stressed – and this is something that I hadn't talked about in past interviews – is that I wanted to have a more structured environment and have a higher level of accountability for the players," said Roose, echoing words that no doubt hit all the high notes in response to Boston's restructuring approach to the strength and conditioning department.
Roose expanded further about his choice buzzword – accountability.
"In past spring trainings, we expected Group A to work out on Mondays and a lot of guys would. Some would come in the morning, some in the afternoon or early in the evening. It's really hard to monitor what's going on, who's doing what and who's sticking to the program," he said. "I'm trying to make it that Group A is still coming in on Mondays, but you're coming in at set times and you're going to be with me, going through set exercises 1, 2 and 3. The workout schedule will be posted on the wall."
There's a reason why Roose is a stickler for control and discipline. The four years he spent in the Air Force – a response to the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks – helped instill life-changing virtues that can prove effective in any setting, be it on a baseball field or war zone.
"In the military, I learned how to be regimented and I'm trying to teach that approach to (the minor leaguers)," Roose. "I want to teach them not only to be accountable, but to give a high level of effort also."
As sabermetrics has helped change the way in which on-field performance is quantified, Roose believes he's been able to tap into some areas that can only aid a player's quest in reaching the zenith.
"I want my program to be functional. Not to say that it wasn't in the past, but over the last 10 years, the research has advanced in terms of nutrition, performance-certain exercises, creating better movement patterns and helping the body recover," explained Roose about his all-encompassing approach. "We're trying to eliminate weaknesses.
"The majority of baseball players have the same limitations just because that's the way the game works," Roose added. "All righthanded hitters torque and contort their bodies almost the same way when they're at the plate. Sometimes you're going to find that their hips are tight, meaning we've got to work on loosening that area up so it doesn't create a problem down the road."
THERE'S BEEN LITTLE wasted motion on Roose's part since landing his new gig. The training facilities at JetBlue Park, the Red Sox' brand-new spring training home, beckoned and needed to be gone over with a fine-tooth comb. It didn't matter that camp wouldn't officially open for another few weeks. Roose needed to get acclimated and fast.
Picture the scene at your local Gold's Gym, then times it by 100. That's how Roose described the state-of-the-art exercise rooms at Fenway South's headquarters. "We have some really cool tools to use where we can actually put the workouts up on TVs. Everything's right there, meaning all the player has to do is look up at a screen to see what they're supposed to do.
"(At JetBlue Park) we have a field set aside to warm guys up and make sure they're stretched out. Then we'll use it for conditioning and running," was the picture Roose painted. "It's limitless what you can do with these extra things that we never had before."
In less than three week's time, Roose has compiled "a list of 8-10 exercises that will help no matter if you're a position player or a pitcher. We understand that legs need to be strong and the back muscles are more important that your chest muscles.
"We don't care what you look like," Roose went on. "Your core and spine being real stable is going to help you generate more force either out of your hand when pitching or off the barrel of the bat."
The past two seasons saw Roose shepherd two dozen or so PawSox players. He voiced absolutely zero concern when the conversation shifted to his client list expanding beyond Pawtucket.
"Fortunately for me I know a lot of these guys already. Spring training for me the last two years consisted of going to big-league camp in the mornings. After they were done, I would go to minor-league camp in the afternoon and help those guys out," Roose said. "There are kids now in High A that were in the GCL (in '09), so they're excited that I'm in a position where we can work well together."
In terms of the travel arrangements, Roose plans to visit each Red Sox affiliate (six total) along with the academy stationed in the Dominican Republic "three to four times during the season." Certainly such a concrete schedule figures to prove a far cry from the early-morning summons to the airport or late-night bus rides that are commonplace when assigned to a particular minor-league club.
"There's still a lot of traveling; it's just a different type of traveling," says Roose.
BETWEEN ALL THE hustle and bustle, Roose was asked whether he's taken time in his private moments to realize he's embarking on a new frontier.
"After Triple A, it's not the same as it is for the players moving on to the big leagues. In our department, you go from that high level of Triple A to then overseeing and coordinating a whole bunch (of players) with more responsibilities … I'm happy."
In the same sentence, Roose provided a quote that sums up why the Red Sox deemed him the right person for the job.
"I'm excited because I know what I can do for these guys."
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3. LEHNet people could work closely with ljr people, because of their similar interests
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ARCADE, N.Y. - New York State Police are investigating a report of a man who posed as a police officer and pulled a woman over.
The suspicious traffic stop happened on Tuesday on State Route 98, just north of the Village of Arcade.
The woman told Troopers the man was driving a navy blue four door sedan with some sort of police insignia on the side and blue lights in the windshield.
The suspect is described as a white male, between 30 and 40 years old, about 6' tall, medium build, with blond hair. He was wearing a plain blue uniform, duty belt with a gold shield and baton. He didn't have a holster or gun.
Anyone with any information is asked to call State Police in Batavia at (585) 786-2299 or SP Clarence at (716) 759-6831.
Troopers advise anyone who believes they are being stopped by anyone other than a police officer to call 911 or drive to the nearest police station.


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Articles that can not be shipped as baggage
In accordance with the regulations of CAAC, the following items are not allowed in carry-on or checked baggage:
Dangerous Articles
- Explosive articles, gas, inflammable liquids, inflammable solids, hypergolic articles, articles that release inflammable gas when in contact with water, oxidants, organic peroxide, toxicity articles, infective articles, radioactive articles, corrosive articles or any other dangerous articles.
- Guns, ammunition, controlled cuts (knives) or similar articles
- Controlled cuts (knives) listed in the Temporary Regulations on Controlled Cuts issued by the Public Security Ministry and approved by the State Department of the People's Republic of China. This includes daggers, three square tools (including the three square tool used in mechanics), knives with self-locks, backswords, catlings that are longer than a dagger, and any other similar articles.
Please note that hunting equipment, athletic sports equipment, antiques, and tour souvenirs can be defined as checked baggage as long as the carrier's requirements are met.
Items which are reasonably considered by us to be unsuitable for carriage because they are dangerous, unsafe, or by reason of their weight, size, shape or character, or which are fragile or perishable having regard to, among other things, the type of aircraft being used. Information about unacceptable items is available upon request.
In accordance with the notice from the Chinese Authority, effective April 7, 2008, matches and lighters in carry-on baggage to international and domestic aircraft departing to/from China are under the ban strictly. These items are prohibited when carried as checked baggage, too. Please note that matches and lighters must be confiscated at security checkpoint.
Baggage Containing Potentially Dangerous Goods
Dangerous goods declared by passengers and/or shippers shall not be placed in regular baggage compartments or transported as carry-on or checked baggage.
Aircraft spare parts/aircraft equipment/AOG parts/company materials may contain explosives (flare bombs or signaling bombs), chemical oxygen generators, used tires, compressed gas cylinders (oxygen, carbon dioxide, helium or fire extinguisher), paint, bonding agents, aerosol, rescue equipment, fuel oil contained in equipment, first aid kits, wet cell batteries or lithium ion batteries, matches, etc.
Automobiles, automobile parts (cars, motors, motorcycles): may contain wet cell batteries, engine, fire extinguishers, vibration dampers with nitrogen, air bag inflators/air bag assemblies, carburetors or fuel tanks that contain or contained fuel, tire inflation devices containing compressed gas, etc.
Breathing apparatus: may contain compressed air or oxygen cylinders, chemical oxygen generators or frozen liquid oxygen.
Camping/hiking equipment: may contain flammable gases (butane, propane), flammable liquids (kerosene, gasoline), flammable solids (solid alcohol, matches) or other dangerous goods.
Chemicals: may contain any kind of substances defined as dangerous goods, especially flammable liquids, flammable solids, oxidants, organic peroxides, toxic or corrosive substances
Consolidated consignments: may contain any kind of dangerous goods.
Cryogenic (liquids): may contain frozen liquid gases, such as liquid nitrogen or liquid helium. The reason cryogenic liquids are dangerous is that they cause tissue damage upon contact with skin and can suffocate people if they are released in a confined space.
Semen: may be packed with solid carbon dioxide (dry ice) or frozen liquid gas. Refer to "Liquid nitrogen cylinders".
Cylinders: may contain compressed or liquefied gases.
Dental apparatus: may contain flammable resins or solvents, compressed or liquefied gases, mercury and radioactive substances.
Diagnostic specimens: may contain infective substances.
Diving equipment: may be equipped with cylinders that normally contain compressed air or mixtures of special gases (such as diving tanks, oxygen cylinders). Empty cylinders (indicator pointing to zero) may be accepted for carriage. Diving lights may contain rechargeable lead-acid batteries and high-intensity diving lights may generate large amounts of heat when illuminated.
Therefore, the batteries and bulbs shall be removed to insure safe carriage.
Drilling and mining equipment: may contain explosives or other dangerous goods.
Dry shipments: may contain free liquid nitrogen. They are accepted for transport only if there is no possible leakage of liquid nitrogen regardless of the orientation of the package.
Electrical equipment: may contain magnetic substances, or mercury in the drive device and electron tubes, or may contain wet cell batteries.
Electrically powered vehicles (wheelchairs, lawn mowers, golf carts, etc.): may contain wet cell batteries.
Expeditionary equipment: may contain explosives (flare bombs), flammable liquids (gasoline), flammable gases (propane, camping gas) or other dangerous goods.
Film crew or media equipment: may contain explosive fireworks devices, generators for internal combustion engines, wet cell batteries, fuel oil and exothermic goods.
Frozen embryos: may contain frozen liquid gases or solid carbon dioxide (dry ice).
Frozen fruits, vegetables: may be packed in solid carbon dioxide (dry ice), which can cause adverse effects on humans and animals.
Fuels: may contain flammable liquids, flammable solids or flammable gases.
Fuel control units: may contain flammable liquids.
Hot air balloons: may contain flammable gas cylinders, fire extinguishing agents, batteries
Household goods: may contain items that meet the defining criteria for dangerous goods, including flammable liquids (such as solvent-borne paints, bonding agents, and polishes), aerosol, bleaching agents, corrosive agent containers or sewer detergents, ammunition, matches.
Instruments: gas gauges, pressure gauges, mercury switches, rectifiers and thermometers that may be filled with mercury.
Laboratory testing equipment: may contain items that meet the defining criteria for dangerous goods, especially flammable liquids, flammable solids, oxidants, organic peroxides, poisonous goods or corrosive substances.
Machinery parts: may contain adhesive agents, paints, sealants, solvents, wet cell batteries and lithium ion batteries, mercury, compressed or liquefied gas cylinders.
Magnets and other similar materials: may meet the defining criteria for magnetic materials, alone or in combination.
Metal construction material, metal fencing, and metal piping: may contain ferrous magnetic materials and should be carried in accordance with special carriage requirements to avoid any impact on aircraft instruments.
Medical supplies: may contain items that meet the defining criteria for dangerous goods, especially flammable liquids, flammable solids, oxidants, organic peroxides, poisonous goods or corrosive substances.
Passenger baggage: may contain items that meet the defining criteria for dangerous goods, such as fireworks, flammable household liquids, corrosive agent containers or sewer detergents, flammable gases or lighters, liquefied gas inflators, gas cylinders for camping, matches, ammunition, bleaching agents, and aerosols.
Pharmaceuticals: may contain items that meet the defining criteria for dangerous goods, especially radioactive substances, flammable liquids, flammable solids, oxidants, organic peroxides, toxic or corrosive substances.
Refrigerators, air conditioners: may contain liquefied gases or ammonium solutions. They are allowed for transport only if they contain less than 12 kg of non-flammable, non-toxic gas or less than 12 L of ammonium solution at a concentration of less than 35%.
Racing cars or motorcycle team equipment: may contain motors, carburetors or fuel tanks that contain fuel oil or residual fuel oil, flammable aerosols, compressed gas cylinders, nitro-methane (flammable liquid) and other fuel additives and wet cell batteries.
Repair kits: may contain adhesive agents, cellulose, paints, organic peroxides, solvents, resins.
Show, motion picture, stage and special effects equipment: may contain flammable, explosive items or dry ice for fog effects
Swimming pool chemicals: may contain oxidants or corrosive substances.
Switches in electrical equipment or instruments: may contain mercury.
Tool boxes: may contain explosives (nail guns), compressed gases, aerosols, flammable gases (butane tanks or torches), flammable adhesive agents, paints, corrosive liquids (acidic or alkaline detergents).
Torches: Small torches may contain flammable gases and be equipped with electric starters. Large torches may consist of a head (normally equipped with a self-igniting switch) and a container or gas cylinder containing flammable gas.
Vaccines: may contain solid carbon dioxide (dry ice).
Items not suggested for Checked Baggage
It is not advisable for you to include in your Checked Baggage.
- Important or Commercial documents
- Securities
- Currency
- Bank Draft
- Jewelry
- Valuable metal and metalwork
- Curio, calligraphy and paintings
- Samples
- Presswork or scripts that are out of print
- Travel certificates
- Electronic/video/photographic equipment
- Mobile phones, walkmen, computer software/hardware
- Medicine that should be taken timely
Articles that require consent of Air China to transport
Exact instruments, electrical products and precision instruments
TV's, acoustics, washing machines, refrigerator, computers, recorders, etc should be transported as checked baggage and either have the original factory packaging or Air China approved packaging. These items would not qualify in the free checked baggage allowance and would be charged as overweight baggage. Air China will bear any liabilities in accordance to checked baggage policies.
Athletic sports equipment
Sports guns and bullets should only be transported as checked baggage along with transportation certificates issued by appropriate authorities. They should be locked and packed separately and approved by Air China. The bullet allowance for each passenger is 5kg (11 lbs) (gross weight). Passengers traveling in groups should pack their bullets separately. These items would not qualify in the free baggage allowance and would be charged as overweight baggage. Passengers transporting guns and bullets should complete all check formalities 90 minutes before departure.
To transport a small animal such as a pet cat or pet dog, please contact Air China. Animal quarantine certificates and valid certificates for small animals leaving, entering or passing through China should be provided. Small animals should not be carried into the cabin, but should travel as checked baggage. The small animal and its container will be charged as overweight baggage. If the small animal is rejected to enter the country of destination, or is injured, lost, delayed, ill or dead, Air China will not bear any liability.
The container the small animal is transported in should be as follows:
- Prevent the small animal from damaging any person, baggage, goods or the airplane
- Large enough so the small animal can move with proper ventilation to avoid asphyxia
- Two small animals less than 14kg (30 lbs) could be transported in one container
- Any small animal over 14kg (30 lbs) should be transported in their own container
- Three small animals under six months old can be transported separately or together in one container
Please note that Air China has the right to refuse carriage of any animal that appears wild or dangerous.
For more information, please log onto the China Customs websites for animal and plant quarantine:
www.ntsb.gov, www.tc.gc.ca, www.catsa.gc.ca.
Foldaway or electronic wheelchair used by passenger during trip
Both manual and electronic wheelchairs are transported as checked baggage. They qualify as free checked-baggage so they are not included in baggage allowance limits. If a wheelchair is needed during check-in and has been given the consent of Air China, it will be delivered at the departure gate before boarding.
If an electronic wheelchair is checked, the packing should be as follows:
- Wheelchair with leak-proof battery – Ensure the battery does not have a short circuit and it should be securely installed on the wheelchair.
- Wheelchair without leak-proof battery – The battery should not be installed on the wheelchair and should have protective packaging. It should be leak-proof and fixed with a belt, fixture or bracket on the pallet or in the cargo compartment. Ensure the battery does not have a short circuit and it is filled with suitable absorption material to absorb any leaked liquid.
- The packing will be marked as either "BATTERY, WET, WHEELCHAIR", or "BATTERY, WET, WITH MOBILITY AID". Additional labels will be added saying "CORROSIVE" and "UPWARD".
For more wheelchair information, please consult with the local business department or office
Edge and Blunt Tools
Medical tools of which the blade is less than 6cm (2.4 inches) and sharp special cut tools and blunt tools for which the blades are over 6cm (2.4 inches). This includes living and production tools such as a kitchen knife, fruit knife, dinner knife, technique knife, bistouries, scissors, reaphook, performance tool, sword, lance, curio or travel souvenirs, iron prick, axe, short stick, sinker, etc. These tools should be packed in checked baggage and not be carried into the cabin.
Dry ice, liquid drinks, liquid cosmetics and household products
Dry ice can either be checked-in or carried into the cabin. The dry ice should be refrigerated in low temperatures, however the total weight of any dry-ice should not exceed 2kg (4.4 lbs) per passenger. In accordance with regulations of the CAAC, a passenger should not travel with more than two bottles (each bottle should not be over 500ml) of carbonated drinks, mineral water, tea, milk, acidophilus milk, juice, etc. Passengers can purchase drinks after the security checks in airport/as long they are in compliance with the limits. Except for alcohol purchased after the security check in the airport, no alcohol should be carried. Limits on alcohol per passenger are 2 bottles under 1kg and total cubage should not exceed 1000ml.
Passengers can carry bottles of collar cleaner, mousse, brightener, insecticides, and air freshener as long as each bottle is less than 350ml. Perfume is allowed under 500ml. Passengers should not carry any articles that are over 1000ml or 1kg (2.2 lbs).
Transportation Policy for Lithium Batteries
In accordance with ICAO Technical Instructions for the Safe Transport of Dangerous Goods by Air (Version 2011-2012), passengers or crew members may bring their personal-use portable electronic devices. containing lithium or lithium ion battery cells or batteries, including watches, calculators, cameras, mobile phones, laptop computers and portable video cameras, etc., as carry-on baggage on board the plane provided that the lithium content in the lithium metal battery does not exceed 2g and the rating of the lithium ion battery does not exceed 100Wh. Lithium ion batteries with a rating between 100Wh and 160Wh may be installed on devices packed in checked baggage or carry-on baggage with the approval of the airline. Lithium batteries exceeding 160Wh are prohibited in both carry-on and checked baggage.
Spare batteries for portable electronic devices should be wrapped individually to prevent short circuits and may only be transported in carry-on baggage. Place the batteries in their original retail packaging or insulate the electrodes using other means, such as using adhesive tape to cover the exposed electrodes, or place each battery into a separate plastic bag or protective box. Passengers and crew members are allowed to carry no more than two airline approved spare batteries with a rating of 100Wh but not exceeding 160Wh.
If passengers and crew members bring wheelchairs or other similar personal mobility vehicles powered by lithium ion batteries, or if passengers bring portable electronic medical devices containing lithium metal or lithium ion battery cells or batteries for medical use, they must comply with the transportation and packaging requirements specified in the Technical Instructions and approved by the airlines.


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Dec 1, 2013Camp Chef pizza oven brings brick oven taste to any back patio
December, 2014
Camp Chef pizza oven brings brick oven taste to any back patio
HYDE PARK, Utah – Camp Chef brings the taste of a wood fired brick oven to the back patio, giving everyone the opportunity to experience the tastes of true artisan pizza. Engineers at Camp Chef spent more than a year designing the Italia Artisan Pizza Oven to
Dec 1, 2013Country Style Dutch Oven BreakfastBy: CasadeeThis is so yummy and simply. It is a great option for a special Christmas Breakfast and a must have while camping. You can cook this by placing the Dutch oven inside of your oven or cooking it on top of a Camp Chef stove or even with coals. I would recommend 6-9 bottom coals and 12-15 top coals.
Nov 30, 2013Smoked Holiday HamMore so this time of year than any other, family traditions come to light and help make the holidays something truly special. For some it's time spent with one another other. Other's it is about honoring memories with celebration or those quiet moments. For the Camp Chef family, we opt for the tradition of making good food and enjoying the company of friends, family, and co-workers.
Nov 19, 2013Smoked Yams with CilantroI thought this would be a fun twist on Thanksgiving Yams. I've also never tried smoking yams and wanted to experiment. It turned out really yummy and everyone here at Camp Chef agreed. This dish will compliment your Thanksgiving turkey whether you are smoking it or cooking it in your oven. You may even be able to fit both in the Pellet Grill & Smoker.&nRead More
Nov 19, 2013Smoked Butternut SquashWe are enjoying the beautiful fall weather here in Northern Utah and of course the harvest. At this time of year there is a bounty of all kinds of squash, so we thought we would try cooking some on the pellet grill. I love the nutty and woody flavor these vegetables take on when smoked.
Nov 18, 2013Smoked Turkey on the Pellet Grill & SmokerIf you are not an early bird……the Pellet Smoker and Turkey Cannon are just what you need.These two items will cut your cooking time in half.The Pellet Smoker and Turkey cannon will not only cut your cooking time in half, they will also provide you with a moist turkey that has flavor smoked all the way through.


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Scores for the Annual Putnam Mathematics Competition released
Monday, April 6, 2015
Xavier has had a major in Mathematics since 1916, and we have recently introduced a major in Actuarial Science and a major in Mathematics with concentration in Economics. In addition, we offer minors in Mathematics, Applied Mathematics, and Statistics. While our programs continue to evolve, our primary goal remains unchanged. We want to provide an educational environment in which students can develop their abilities to undertake intellectually demanding tasks in mathematics. All of our programs support Xavier's mission by emphasizing critical thinking, logical reasoning, and the precise expression of ideas in spoken and written communication.
With introductory classes of sizes in the 20s and smaller upper level classes, individual attention and faculty support are readily available. Each student in our department receives individual academic advising from members of the department. The faculty believe that the best teaching can be done only when there is close faculty-student interaction for discussion, thinking, and exploring.
The mathematics major is a broad-based program which prepares students for a lifetime of learning, leadership, and service in an increasingly technical society. Through careful advising and personal attention, the program is tailored to meet the needs of students who wish to enter a career in business or industry, teach at the secondary or post-secondary level, or pursue graduate studies in a variety of disciplines.
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Homeless service center expands as illegal camps close
EUGENE, Ore. - Remodeling a building on Highway 99 will help a social service agency assist more of the homeless people being turned out of illegal camps in the West Eugene Wetlands.
Walls were being torn down on Friday as crews set to work on St. Vincent de Paul's Eugene Service Station off of Highway 99.
St. Vincent de Paul executive director, Terry McDonald, expects that number to grow as city, state and federal land managers shut down illegal homeless camps in the West Eugene Wetlands.
"For us, we anticipate more people coming through this year," McDonald said, adding, "We'll increase the capacity for seating and for meals and then just for the showers and laundry by about 75 percent."
The $189,000 remodel plan is funded by a Eugene Block Grant and includes more overnight storage space and room for a new commercial kitchen.
Ray Quilt said lack of space in the kitchen restricts raw and fresh food donations.
"I serve as a cook, I prepare meals for them twice a day. We'll be able to cook up more things than just using crock pots and things like that...be able to use a real stove," said Quilt.
"Obviously if you have a way to slow people down, especially in the winter months, you make sure that they have their laundry taken care of, their showers are taken care of. Get them tied into vocational services," McDonald said of the benefits of their expansion.
The facility should be ready by October 1, McDonald said.
Plans call for:
- Increasing the seating area by 75 percent
- Providing overnight storage for 125 clients, so that they have a safe place to store belongings rather than having to pack them to appointments
- A new commercial kitchen instead of crock pots and electric skillets.
St. Vincent de Paul said the new kitchen will provide two major benefits:
- Efficient preparation of the 115,000 meals served annually and the ability to utilize the increasing amounts of raw/frozen/fresh items from FOOD for Lane County.
- A commercial dishwasher will keep 5+ tons of food-contaminated paper and plastic waste from the landfill each year by sanitizing reusable cups, plates and utensils.
The community can help by making donations of durable dishes, utensils, cups, glasses, paper towels, paper napkins.
Donataions can be marked "for homeless" and dropped off at any St. Vincent de Paul Store or attended Collection Center.


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EA Access is exceeding expectations
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Peaceful end to gunshot scare near Price campus
Multiple gunshots fired in north Price on Tuesday evening led to a tense 90 minutes as lawmen surrounded the area and the nearby USU Eastern campus went into lockdown.
Chukar partridge hunt will begin this Saturday
On Saturday, Sept. 29, chukar hunters in southeast Utah will begin a long-awaiting event-- the opening of the annual chukar partridge hunt. Southeast Utah is home to one of the most prolific, cagey and delicious upland game species in the state....
Parlez-vous camionneur?
The question may sound funny but it is no joke. It has public safety implications that came to light earlier this month at the Peerless Port of Entry.
'Level playing field' is no cliche in Helper
With some help from jail inmate volunteers, Helper City workers lay new sod on the outfield of the town's American Legion Ballfield. The diamond was closed for the past season because time had taken its toll on the grass and soil. Over the past mo...
Meet the Candidates Night
As moderator Delynn Fielding put it, "This is truly the most important election in recent memory, across the board." Here's a recap of those who spoke at Monday's event, hosted by the Chamber of Commerce. ...
BLM opens comment period on Emery Telcom project
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September is National Emergency Preparedness Month and Rocky Mountain Power encourages its customers to review their emergency plans and emergency kits before winter weather sets in....
Youth shooting opportunity this weekend at North Springs Shooting Range
The Division of Wildlife Resources in Price will offer Castle Country youth the opportunity to do some shooting with a .22 rifle on Saturday, Sept. 29.
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the command you used worked fine for me - i am using mailx - what are you using?
I'm a newbie......I am typing this command at the command prompt to do a test to see if i can send email but I get NOTHING ....anyone know why...plz help....
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the command you used worked fine for me - i am using mailx - what are you using?
the guy who usually tinkers with this is on vacation , he had told me once that it was mailx I tried the same command using sendmail and it didn't work either....confused...
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CLEVELAND -- We found out today that the Cleveland Cavaliers get the19th pick in lottery.
We also learned that theCavs intend to talk to former coach Mike Brown.
Would he come back to coach the Cavs?
Brown was fired by Cleveland three years ago and replaced by Byron Scott.
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Okay, let's try to get this organized ahead of time so were not slacking. The season is still far, but I'd like to organize who's in and who's out. I'm looking at an 8 to 10-team league. Here are the positions...
2 QBs
3 WRs
2 RBs
1 WR/RB flex
And defensive players or defensive teams. We'll decide on a league vote. Anyways, do not go in shock on how many starters you get at WR and QB. I was in two other leagues like that and we had 10 in each league. So we'll be just fine with a max of 10.
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hmm, I will be the party pooper and pass. That is just too many starters for my liking. 2 QB's? That means people will need to have at least one backup per starter at QB so each team will have 4 QB's. With 10 teams that is 40 QB's on rosters. There are only 32 teams in the NFL. An injury here or there and bye weeks and you wont even be able to field a team.
And no kicker?
Also I know you guys talked about wanting to do defensive players but with all those starters PLUS defensive players, the draft will have to be like 30+ rounds. This will also really limit the available talent of FA's. If you get a couple injuries your season is over as the only available talent is guys that barely play. Turns the league into a luck game of who can stay healthy.
After 15+ years of playing in mulitple leagues per year, it has always worked out that the fancier your get, the worse the league is. The ol "KISS" (Keep It Simple Stupid) really applies to fantasy.
my 2 cents anyway.
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MASSENA With Black Friday and the start of the holiday shopping season right around the corner, several seasonal tenants have opened or will soon be opening at St. Lawrence Centre.
Progressive Imports has already opened and is now featuring an expanded product line including tin signs.
Theyre known for their blankets, but theyve got more inventory this year, St. Lawrence Centre Marketing Manager Ronald J. Patnode said.
Another longtime mall favorite, Hickory Farms, will have its inventory arrive next week.
Mr. Patnode said the shop, which specializes in specialty meats and cheeses, has a tentative opening date of Nov. 20.
Last year marked the first year St. Lawrence Centre housed the Twisted Turtle, and Mr. Patnode said it will return for this holiday shopping season.
Twisted Turtle, a specialty gift shop, which sells, clothing, candles, pictures frames, signs and more is planning a Dec. 1 opening.
They were new last year and did very well, Mr. Patnode said.
Another seasonal tenant, which has seen its business grow each year, is Go Calendars & Go Games.
It is currently open with an inventory that claims the largest selection of calendars in St. Lawrence County, as well as an expanded selection of games.
Also opening soon is BD Entertainment. While Mr. Patnode said hes not sure when that business is opening, hes expecting it to be in the very near future.
Mr. Patnode said BD Entertainment is expected to remain open in the mall through June, possibly longer.
The business, which specializes in renting bounce houses and other outdoor entertainment activities, will have several set up indoors at the mall.
He bought a couple of bounce houses specific for indoor activities, Mr. Patnode said of the owner, adding that the location next to Sears also includes a birthday party room that will be available to rent.
With BD Entertainment, combined with Legacy Paint ball, Time-out Arcade and St. Lawrence Centre Arena, Mr. Patnode said the mall has become an entertainment complex.
And on weekends from Black Friday through Christmas, Mr. Patnode said the mall will be hosting what its calling a Christmas Vendor Suite, next to Nice Nails.
This is an opportunity for local vendors to come in and sell their products or services at a vendor table, Mr. Patnode said. By combining them all in one space, its almost like having another store.
Mr. Patnode said vendor space is available in the suite for $25 per day, noting it will be open on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays.
It gives vendors an opportunity to come in and sell their product to a large audience during the holiday season.
Vendors interested in booking space in the suite should contact Lindsey Breitbeck at 764-1001.
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so any updates about the difference of RO2 SEA and RO2 NA? which is better?
so any updates about the difference of RO2 SEA and RO2 NA? which is better?
wait. whats happening on this pic.
normal PvP? WoE? Duel? Event?
EDIT: =_= ohh.. I think it's just a boss..
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SD Gundam - League of Legends (PH) - Grand Chase
Y'know, I disliked this game a bit at first. But as I gave it time and got to lvl 25 it became a lot better, for one thing I enjoyed the dungeons, the amount of little side things there are to do with the Khara system, hunting down titles is pretty fun.
The world also looks pretty good, it's true some of the graphics are extremely dated but I feel it really reminds me of classic RO, However the player models are fantastic and so are the armor, clothing designs. I think I got to 33 in a day or so, I also level'd up a thief a bit as well. I'm sad we are getting wiped however as I had some pretty sexy equipment. Ranger got a lot of fun once you had the base of the class down.
the Pandora system is also well thought out, although I think it's pretty much systematically designed that if you break them open with a hammer it's going to 9/10 give you crap.
The game feels very solid, it doesn't reinvent the wheel but it's an enjoyable experience once you get past the initial boring start.
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|Four LRU Players Earn All-Southeast Region Honors In Softball
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|Tuesday, 17 May 2011 05:54
Four members of the Lenoir-Rhyne University Softball Team have been named to the 2011 Daktronics NCAA Division II All-Southeast Region squads. Junior pitcher Dawon Millwood (Hixson, Tenn.) earned first-team all-region accolades for the Bears.Millwood, the 2011 South Atlantic Conference Pitcher Of The Year, is currently 27-4 on the season with a 1.32 earned run average and 168 strikeouts. Millwood is a two-time all-region (2010-11) and three-time all-conference selection (2009-11) who has compiled a 66-12 mark so far in her Bear career.
Junior second baseman Carlee Carpenter (Newton, N.C.), sophomore first baseman Jessica Fellmeth (Waxhaw, N.C.) and freshman outfielder Jody Mizelle (Colerain, N.C.) were all named to the All-Southeast Region Second Team.
Carpenter garners all-region accolades for the third consecutive season and is currently third on the squad in batting average (.367) to go along with a team-leading 62 hits and 23 doubles. Carpenter has also been named to the All-SAC First Team for the past two years (2010-11).
Fellmeth, a first-team all-league pick this year, is second on the squad in hitting (.371) in addition to eight home runs and 37 runs batted in this spring.
Mizelle leads the Bears in home runs (15), runs batted in (43), runs scored (53) and total bases (118) so far in 2011. Mizelle was a first-team all-conference selection this spring as well.
All four players have led Lenoir-Rhyne to a 44-8 record and a current No. 6 national ranking this year. L-R also captured both the 2011 SAC Regular Season and Tournament Championships in addition to winning the NCAA Division II Southeast Regional Tournament this past weekend at home.
Lenoir-Rhyne will face No. 2 North Georgia (50-9) in the Southeast Super Regional for the second straight year beginning this Friday. The site has yet to be determined by the NCAA.
The first-team selections will move on to the All-America ballot. The Daktronics All-America programs honor student-athletes in Division II athletic programs. The voting, nomination and calculations are all conducted by the region's sports information directors.
The Bears will play North Georgia in the Super Regionals in Dahlonega, Ga. Friday and Saturday. The winner advances to the Women's College World Series.
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POTSDAM The apprehension of a naked man early Sunday on Fall Island was the first in a series of events that would land three Clarkson University students in the hospital and a fourth in jail for selling LSD to his classmates, village police said.
Clarkson senior Kane W. Henderson, 22, of West Linn, Ore., has been charged with fifth-degree criminal sale of a controlled substance, fifth-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance with intent to sell and seventh-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance. Additional charges are pending the results of lab tests.
Three other students who consumed the hallucinogenic substance were hospitalized following bizarre and aggressive behavior, police Chief Kevin A. Bates said, with one held overnight in the Canton-Potsdam Hospital emergency room and the other two transferred to the hospitals Critical Care Unit.
Their names were not released, and information on their conditions was not immediately available Tuesday, the chief said. Charges against the three were pending further investigation, but the chief said at least two of the students had recovered sufficiently to cooperate with police in the probe that pointed investigators toward Mr. Henderson as the source of the drugs.
This isnt the first time weve seen LSD, Chief Bates said. It is not as prevalent as marijuana, cocaine or heroin, but it comes and goes in waves.
Officers were on patrol about 12:50 a.m. Sunday when they observed a naked male engaged in disorderly conduct on Fall Island and approached the man. While initially cooperative, he became combative later at the police station, Chief Bates said. That led officers to suspect he may have been under the influence of a mind-altering substance, and the man was taken to the hospital for evaluation.
Shortly before 2:30 p.m. Sunday, according to police records, officers were dispatched to a Clarkson dormitory for students who may have overdosed and (were) behaving in a violent manner.
Chief Bates said no officers were injured in any of the incidents, while the transfer of two patients to the critical care unit may have been done so they could be monitored more closely and restrained, if needed, to prevent injury to themselves or others.
A search warrant was executed on a Bay Street address, where Mr. Henderson was arrested. A search there led to the seizure of LSD, psilocybin mushrooms, prescription drugs and marijuana. Also seized were items of drug paraphernalia, drug packaging and processing materials, and about $3,000 in cash believed to be the proceeds of drug sales, the chief said.
Police said they believe Mr. Henderson sold LSD to the students over the weekend, and based on the cash and drugs they recovered, it is believed he had been dealing for some time, Chief Bates said.
He hasnt been very cooperative, the chief said.
Mr. Henderson was arraigned before Village Justice Nicholas J. Pignone about 3 a.m. Tuesday and sent to the St. Lawrence County jail, Canton, in lieu of $2,500 bail or $5,000 bond.
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Saturday, March 05, 2011
Due to rain in the Nashville area, the following changes have been made to today's baseball, softball, and tennis schedules.
Lipscomb vs. Purdue - Postponed to doubleheader at noon on Sunday
Butler vs. Eastern Illinois - Postponed until 9 a.m. on Sunday
Lipscomb vs. Appalachian State - Postponed until 2:30 p.m. on Sunday
Lipscomb vs. Eastern Illinois - Canceled
Men's Tennis
Lipscomb vs. Kennesaw State - 5 p.m. at Richland Country Club
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