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At about 2:15am Sunday morning the Celebration Center Church on Sherman Ave in North Bend went up in smoke. All local Fire Departments gave it there all but it was no use. The building was a complete loss in under 10 minutes.
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says ... on Sunday, Jul 18 at 7:08 AM
I know the familys that own and give all there time to this church and to the town of NB. Pray for there family to hold strong in the days to come. thanks God for all the firefighters and there hard work.
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This was the old Roosevelt School gym (still burning/collapsed), landslide across hwy 101, could be the water used on fire plus old mineshafts/airshafts all along that hillside past old Mongolian grill helped cause the slide....
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The firefighters kept the OTHER structure (old Roosevelt School) and a number of surrounding trees from burning too, looks like they saved a good portion of the property. Water had to go somewhere.
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What a heartbreaker. But surely GOD has a new plan for these believers. Watch for more to come as HE works out for good.
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because of the Power Outage caused by the landslide a lady was injured at LTOB today. ;(
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Dividing the circle by six
The next division of the circle in the three series is the division by six. The number six is the product of the primal feminine and masculine numbers, two and three, and the six-pointed star and the sextile are both examples of harmony and balance in action, representing a synthesis of male and female. The upward-pointing triangle is the masculine triad and the downward-pointing triangle is the feminine triad.
The meaning of the number six is not unlike the meaning of the sixth sign and the natural 6th house of Virgo. It is both active and stable. It combines the ease and natural talent of the number three with the energy of the number two. It always reminds me of the industrious and productive activity of bees, whose honeycombs are constructed in the form of six-sided hexagons.
The Sextile 60°
The sextile, which is the 60° aspect created when the circle is divided into six, is not as passive as the trine. Sextiles, like bees, are industrious, practical, energetic and skilful. Planets in sextile aspect work rhythmically, fluidly and effectively together. This is an active, productive and talented aspect which functions with ease. There is an interesting feature with these two unfolding number sequences. As the two series unfolds from the opposition to the square to the semi-square and sesqui-quadrate, the aspects gradually become easier, less paralysed and tense, and more effective. As the three series unfolds, on the other hand, from the trine to the sextile, to the semi-sextile and quincunx, it becomes less passive or inert, and more dynamic and active and, eventually, stressful. Planets in trine share the same element, and planets in sextile share the same polarity, such as fire and air, which are both yang energy, or earth and water, which are both yin energy. So you can see that the sextile combines elements which are not identical but complementary.
Grand Sextile
On very rare occasions, a grand sextile forms in the heavens, with six planets evenly distributed around the chart at 60° angles from each other. This is a very beautiful pattern, of course, and there is something particularly pleasing, harmonious and well balanced about this aspect pattern. However, it is extremely rare and I have yet to see a chart with a true grand sextile.
Because this is such a desirable pattern, people will sometimes bring in asteroids and fixed stars and all sorts of other celestial bric-a-brac in order to force a grand sextile out of their charts, but I am not sure this works because, by its nature, this pattern is inherently joyful, gracious and immensely talented. I think it is a gift which is either given to us in its entirety in the form of six planets in sextile to each other, or not at all.
Audience: But do you think it would be valid to include Chiron, the Nodes and the angles?
Clare: Yes, that would be worth considering, but as I said, I have never seen one, even including these extra points, so it is outside my personal experience.
Our next aspect pattern is a development of the grand trine, and occurs when a planet makes sextiles to two of the planets in the grand trine. This means that it will also be opposite the third planet in the grand trine. That is a kite. The planet at the apex of the kite provides an active and talented outlet for the otherwise self-contained grand trine. The apex planet will, of course, be opposite the remaining planet in the grand trine, but this opposition is not isolated or unresolved because each end is fed back into the kite. In fact, the opposition provides the backbone of this entire pattern, just as it does with a real kite. Without the central post, the kite would clearly not be able to fly.
Audience: Can you give an example of the way a kite works?
Clare: Yes, although no matter what the general rules are, every aspect and every aspect pattern needs to be individually analysed and interpreted entirely in its own terms. This means that we need to examine and try to understand how each unique combination of planets, signs and houses comes together to create a particular story. I have some examples here, and maybe you will find a kite in your own charts. Am I overwhelming you? Is this all too much to take in at once?
Audience: No, it's getting interesting.
Clare: Here is a woman with a grand trine in air, with the Sun in Aquarius in the 10th house, Uranus in Gemini in the 2nd house, and Neptune-Chiron in Libra in the 6th house. The apex planet that forms the kite is Pluto in Leo in the 4th house. A grand trine in air is very intellectual, isn't it, and there is something particularly electric about this one, since we have the Sun in Aquarius, and Uranus, which is the ruler of the Sun, in Gemini.
This represents a high level of mental energy. And the high energy of those planets flows into Neptune in Libra, which longs for beauty, harmony and balance. The presence of Chiron with Neptune describes her sensitivity to beauty and her devotion to her work. With an Aquarian Sun in the 10th house, she will want to 'break the mould' in her profession, and gain recognition for being unusual or innovative in some way. Uranus in Gemini in the 2nd house indicates not only that this is a free thinker, but that she is a free agent, living by her wits and working for herself. Neptune and Chiron in the 6th house indicate that she will devote herself unconditionally to her work, but also that she is physically vulnerable in some way. All this sensitivity and electricity will find an outlet and be anchored through Pluto in Leo in the 4th house, which intensifies the entire pattern and gives her a rather obsessive Sun-Pluto opposition. Incidentally, Pluto is the only planet in a fire sign, so it carries all the intense, creative energy of fire in her chart. This also indicates the importance of her family.
This kite belongs to Jacqueline Du Pré, the cellist, who was an exceptionally talented musician and a very powerful performer. If you have ever heard her play Elgar, you will know what I am talking about. It is an astonishing experience, quite electrifying. With her Sun in Aquarius in the 10th house, it is not surprising that there is a biography about her called A Genius in the Family, and it is also interesting that Jacqueline's mother was her first teacher, no doubt recognising her unusual talent at a very young age. Jacqueline went on to have an extremely successful career, performing all over the world and receiving a host of awards and prizes.
Audience: I am thinking of the Chiron-Neptune conjunction in the 6th house, because of the illness she had.
Clare: Yes, she was only twenty-eight when she started to lose the feeling in her fingers, which was the onset of the multiple sclerosis, a progressively debilitating illness, which eventually led to her death at the age of forty-two. But we could also interpret this Neptune-Chiron conjunction in the 6th house in Libra as her close working relationship with her husband, the pianist Daniel Barenboim. No doubt this was a magical and creative partnership, but intensely painful for her as well.
Audience: The marriage broke down, didn't it? That must have been very painful for her.
Clare: Yes, although they stayed married until her death.
Audience: Have you seen Hilary and Jackie, which is the film about her life? According to the film, she had an affair with her sister's husband. All the pressures of her professional life led her to a near nervous breakdown, and the affair was her way of escaping from all the demands and trying to create a private life of her own. Unfortunately, the private life she wanted already belonged to her sister.
Clare: Pluto in the 4th house is not going to be simple, indicating hidden and taboo issues in the family, and no doubt an element of intense jealousy and rage as well. Hopefully, you can see from this particular example that every aspect pattern needs to be carefully interpreted in its own terms. Although we are likely to think of kites as fortunate patterns, and there is no doubt that they describe inherent talent and the opportunity to express that talent through the apex planet, you can see that, in this case, it was also extremely difficult and painful.
The minor grand trine
More common than the kite, the minor grand trine is composed of two planets in a trine aspect, which both make sextiles with a third planet. Here, the ease, enjoyment and talent of the trine is activated and expressed through the apex planet.
Grand rectangle
There is another aspect pattern which is comprised entirely of sextiles, trines and oppositions, and this is usually known as a 'mystic rectangle'. Personally, I think this is a rather confusing and unhelpful name for this aspect pattern, since the word 'mystic' always seems to throw us off track, and I can see no reason why this pattern is any more 'mystic' than anything else in the chart. So I am going to use some artistic licence and call it a grand rectangle. This is not a particularly common aspect pattern but, like the kite, it is potentially creative and talented. By themselves, the two trines are not particularly active, but they are put to work by the two sextiles, and two oppositions lend dynamism to this rather pleasing pattern. This is a particularly well-integrated shape in which the planets occupying the four corners are harmoniously linked and able to function extremely effectively together.
Audience: Is it still a grand rectangle if the angles make up one of the oppositions?
Clare: The question of whether or not the angles and Nodes should be included in aspect patterns is open to debate. There are certainly many astrologers who consider that it is only the planets that form aspect patterns. Personally, I think each chart has to be considered carefully in its own terms, and sometimes it seems as if the nodal axis and angles should be included, and sometimes not.


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Flights to Bristol from Europe
Flights from Bristol
Take a walk over Isambard Kingdom Brunel's Clifton Suspension Bridge – as striking today as it was on its completion in 1864 – there are spectacular views down the Avon Gorge that links Bristol with the sea.Address: Suspension Bridge Road
Impressive building from the 16th century with Bristol's only surviving Elizabethan domestic oak panelling. With original stucco and a great garden in Tudor style.Address: Park Row, BristolPhone: +44 117 921 1360
At-Bristol is the place to go to for an interactive adventure of a lifetime. Enjoy over 30 new exhibits at this leading UK hands-on science centre and see a presenter-led show below the stars in the Planetarium.Address: Anchor Road, Bristol BS1 5DBPhone: +44 845 345 1235Website: http://www.at-bristol.org.ukMore info: Harbourside
Travel back in time and board Brunel's ss Great Britain. Brunel's engineering masterpiece was the world's first great ocean going liner and has been lovingly restored to her former Victorian glory. Winner of 16 major awards including the Gulbenkian Prize in 2006 and Large Visitor Attraction of the Year in the 2007.Address: Great Western Dockyard, Gasferry Road, Bristol BS1 6TY
The Old City's grand, dignified buildings surrounds the Corn Exchange and St Nicholas Markets, where you'll find an intriguing mix of stalls – not to mention regular street markets, including the Weekly Farmers Market and monthly Slow Food market. Nearby are the Cobbled streets of the Welsh back, King Street and Queen Square with its fine Georgian buildings.
See Bristol's Harbourside from a nautical perspective by taking a historic harbour tour with the Bristol Ferry Boat Company or the Bristol Packet. Bristol Ferry Boat Company +44 117 9273416 44 The Grove Bristol BS1 4RB Bristol Packet +44 117 926 8157 Wapping Wharf Gas Ferry Road Bristol BS1 6UNWebsite: http://www.bristolferry.com wwwhttp://.bristolpacket.co.uk
Bristol Zoo Gardens include a large area with over 400 different animal species. Here you can easily spend a whole day either alone or with family. Learn about the animals inside the aquarium or about the insects at the Bug World and see the snakes at the reptile house and say hello to the penguins and the seals. Bristol Zoo Gardens has also a butterfly house which is well worth a visit. Restaurant and picnic facilities are on site.Address: Clifton, Bristol BS8 3HAPhone: +44 117 974 7399Website: http://www.bristolzoo.org.uk
Bristol's City Museum & Art Gallery exhibit a wide range of objects, from sea dinosaurs to beautiful art. The museum is in conjunction with the gallery the region's largest and housed in the Edwardian baroque building next to the Will's University.Address: Queen's Road, Bristol, BS8 1RLPhone: +44 117 922 3571Website: http://www.bristol.gov.uk/museums
Bristol Hippodrome, the city's very own "West End" theatre. Since 1912, the Bristol Hippodrome has been the site of several premieres and is currently the scene of all great musicals. Please visit the website for information on current shows and musicals.Address: St Augustines Parade, Bristol BS1 4UZPhone: +44 844 871 7627Website: http://www.bristolhippodrome.org.uk
The St Mary Redcliffe Church is one of Britain's finest examples of medieval architecture. The church was built over a period of 200 years and is today more than 800 years old.Address: Redcliff WayPhone: +44 117 929 1487Website: http://www.stmaryredcliffe.co.ukOpening hours: Daily, throughout the year from 9:00 to 17:00
Arnolfini is an organization for modern art which is based in a converted warehouse with a fantastic seafront location not far from Bristol Harbourside. The program includes art exhibitions, film screenings, live dance and art shows. Please visit the website for more information on current shows, theatres and exhibitions.Address: 16 Narrow Quay, Bristol BS1 4QAPhone: +44 117 917 2300 Website: http://www.arnolfini.org.uk
Sit back and relax while the bus tour takes you to the most interesting sites. This 75 minute guided tour will take you to tourist attractions like Brunel's bridge and ship, the city centre, St Mary Redcliffe, Castle Park and much more.Phone: +44 7425 788 123Website: http://www.citysightseeingbristol.co.uk
HorseWorld is a rescue centre for horses, ponies and donkeys and is an excellent place for family day out. This award-winning visitor centre is set in beautiful stone farm-buildings just south of Bristol. It offers fun and educational day out where you can meet some of the rescued animals. There are also lots of activities to take part in every day and play areas for children.Address: Staunton Lane, Whitchurch, Bristol BS14 0QLPhone: +44 127 554 0173Website: http://www.horseworld.org.uk
Bristol Aquarium is situated on the famous Bristol harbour and is a must see attraction if you love the nature. This is a place where you can admire tropical sharks, amazing seahorses, the enormous display of Coral Sea and walk through the undersea tunnel.Address: Anchor Road, Harbourside, Bristol BS1 5TTPhone: +44 117 9298929Website: http://www.bristolaquarium.com
Take a stroll in the park and admire one of the best views of Bristol. The park is located in the centre of town, around a large hill. It is also here you will find the Cabot Tower which was completed in July 1898. This is a great park where you can have picnic and where children can enjoy a playground.Address: Jacobs Wells Road, Bristol BS8 1DR
This restaurant offers a contemporary dining experience and an inviting atmosphere. The prices are reasonable and the food comes in large portions.Address: 21 Cotham Road South, Cotham, Bristol BS6 5TZPhone: +44 117 942 1744Website: http://www.juniperrestaurant.co.uk
According to some critics, this restaurant delivers 'envelope-pushing' contemporary British cuisine, inspired by such avant-garde restaurants as El Bulli and The Fat Duck.Address: 1-3 York Road, Montpelier, Bristol BS6 5QBPhone: +44 117 924 0357Website: http://www.bellsdiner.com
An award-winning conversion of a former police station, situated on the waterfront with views over the old docks. Good for either a business lunch in a beautiful atmosphere, or for meeting friends over dinner.Address: The Grove, Harbourside, Bristol BS1 4RBPhone: +44 117 914 4434Website: http://www.riverstation.co.uk
A restaurant, brasserie, bar, deli, bakery and cooking school all under one roof. The venue is located in a unique harbour side location and housed in an elegant, converted warehouse. This is an eco-restaurant and the menu offers the very best locally sourced food and drink.Address: V-Shed Canons Way, Bristol BS1 5UHPhone: +44 117 9431200Website: http://www.bordeaux-quay.co.uk
This is a restaurant that offers Asian food in a glamorous and comfortable surrounding. Here you can choose to enjoy six live cooking stations, teppanyaki hotplate, yakatori barbecue grill, dim sum bar, wok station, fresh noodle bar and freshly prepared sushi counter.Address: The Pavilion, 30 Triangle, West Bristol BS8 1ET Phone: +44 117 934 0999Website: http://www.cosmo-restaurants.co.uk
This is an eating and a drinking venue with a friendly, relaxing and cosmopolitan atmosphere. The restaurant offers reasonably priced fresh food and has something for everyone.Address: St Pauls Road, Clifton, Bristol BS8 1LXPhone: +44 117 974 1626Website: http://www.racks-bristol.co.uk
Rupsha serves Indian food which are prepared with the finest ingredients. Enjoy the tasty food in a cosy and welcoming environment where the helpful staff serves dishes like Garlic Chilli Masala, Tandoori Mixed Grill and Tikka masala.Address: 3a Regent Street, Clifton, Bristol BS8 4HWPhone: +44 117 973 9937Website: http://www.rupsha.co.uk
Assilah Bistro is a family-run bistro and located in the centre of town. The restaurant is specializing in authentic Moroccan/Mediterranean cuisine for a good value of money. The atmosphere is relaxing and friendly and operates on a BYO "Bring Your Own" wine and beer basis, allowing you to choose your own alcoholic beverages.Address: 194 - 196 Wells Road, Totterdown, Bristol BS4 2AXPhone: +44 781 620 2827Website: http://www.assilahbistro.com
For high standard Italian cuisine and first class service, head over to Don Giovanni's. If you are very hungry, you have come to the right place; the friendly staff serves big portions. On the menu you will find dishes like Risotto Al Pescatore, pasta Carbonara and Frutti Di Mare.Address: 1-2 Victoria House, Temple Gate, Bristol BS1 6PWPhone: +44 117 926 0614Website: http://www.dongiovannisbristol.co.uk
Bravas is a small gem with a vibrant atmosphere and serves Spanish food and Tapas. The restaurant is very popular and usually very busy so book in advance. This is a great place for casual dinner with friends and where you can enjoy high quality food.Address: 7 Cotham Hill, Bristol BS66LDPhone: +44 117 329 6887Website: http://www.bravas.co.uk
The Old Bookshop is a small restaurant that serves International food in a special ambiance. This trendy place is full of antiques and has a great buzz. It also offers live music every week.Address: 65 North Street, Bedminster, Bristol BS3 1ESPhone: +44 117 373 8907Website: http://www.theoldbookshop.co.uk
Enjoy modern British cuisine in a warm and inviting pub restaurant. Bird In Hand is located in a rural setting close to Bristol centre. The chefs prepare the dishes with local and seasonal produce to get the best flavours.Address: 17 Weston Road, Long Ashton, Bristol BS41 9LAPhone: +44 127 539 5222Website: http://www.bird-in-hand.co.uk
This little gem is tucked away on the road just outside the main part of Clifton Village. Bauhinia is a cosy pan-Asian restaurant with a lively surrounding. The delightful staff serves mouth-watering dishes like pad thai, teriyaki chicken and sweet and sour cod fillets.Address: 5a Boyces Avenue, Bristol BS8 4AAPhone: +44 117 973 3138 Website: http://www.bauhinia-bar.co.uk
Relax and enjoy locally and ethically sourced food in this small and intimate restaurant. Cherry Duck is a trendy venue with a lively ambience. By day it serves delicious breakfast and lunch, by evening it serves a contemporary restaurant menu.Address: 3 Queen Quay, Welsh Back, Bristol BS1 4SLPhone: +44 117 930 4034Website: http://www.cherryduckbistro.co.uk
Greens menu offers traditional British food with a modern touch and with influences from the classic French and European cuisine. This is a popular restaurant so it is advised to book in advance.Address: 25 Zetland Road, Bristol BS6 7AHPhone: +44 117 924 6437Website: http://www.greensbristol.co.uk
One of the best places in Bristol to enjoy a lazy weekend brunch, and a great spot for people-watching around the harbour. A range of chefs have left traces of French, Italian, Portuguese and Brazilian cooking.Address: 40 The Grove, Bristol BS1 4RBPhone: +44 117 934 9734Website: http://www.mud-dock.co.uk
Reputedly, this vaguely Bohemian café serves the best coffee in the world, and a breakfast of free-range scrambled eggs with smoked salmon.Address: 75 Park Street, Bristol. BS1 5PFPhone: +44 117 929 3939Website: http://www.bostonteaparty.co.uk
The Terrace Café is situated on the first floor of the Guild. If you are not here for the very tasty food, then it is no problem to simply sit down for a cold one, or a steaming cup of coffee.Address: 68-70 Park Street, Bristol BS1 5JYPhone: +44 117 926 5548 Website: http://www.bristolguild.co.uk
Chin! Chin! is a café/restaurant/bar near the city centre. Their bistro style menu changes on a weekly basis and the produce is always fresh and seasonal. They have lunch, snacks, afternoon tea, dinner and a full bar.Address: 155 St Michael's Hill, High Kingsdown, Bristol BS2 8DBPhone: +44 117 973 9393Website: http://www.chinchinbarkitchen.com
T Cup was started by a group of people who wanted to create a place where friends could hang out in a comfortable venue, with tasty food, friendly staff and big coffee cups. -"We wanted to feel like we were in Friends and stretch out on sofas and laugh with our mates."Address: 53-55 Sandy Park Road, Brislington, Bristol BS4 3PHPhone: +44 117 9719008Website: http://www.tcupltd.co.uk
A laid-back, time-honoured establishment on one of Bristol's busiest streets. Sit back and enjoy the chatty hubbub in a friendly place which cater for all ages. The food is superb.Address: 197 Gloucester Road, Bristol BS7 8BGPhone: +44 117 924 8639Website: http://www.robinhoodsretreat.co.uk
A little tucked away pub with a mixed clientele and nooks and crannies to hide away in. Sports are shown on the large screen. -"With 2 Sky Sports feeds and numerous screens the Clifton Wine Bar is quite possibly the best place in Clifton to watch live sport."Address: 3-5 Richmond Terrace, Queens Road, Clifton, Bristol BS8 1ABPhone: +44 117 973 2069Website: http://www.cliftonwinebar.co.uk
Located at Brunel's old engine sheds on the picturesque Bristol Harbourside. It offers sumptuous cocktails, stylish toilets and surreal art.Address: The Grove, Harbourside, Bristol BS1 4RBPhone: +44 117 925 1212Website: http://www.severnshedrestaurant.co.uk
A nightclub, restaurant and café with a diverse mixture of events reflecting the eclecticism of Bristol's music scene, playing music from drum'n'bass to Bhangra. Timbuk2 offers that little extra which makes this place different from many other clubs in town.Address: 22 Small StreetPhone: +44 117 945 8459Website: http://www.tb2.co.uk
Bristol Academy features an array of live music and club nights throughout the year. The club has a mezzanine floor balcony overlooking the main area that can accommodate up to 1,900 revellers. See website for information on upcoming gigs.Address: Frogmore StreetPhone: +44 870 927 9227Website: http://www.bristol-academy.co.uk
Part of the Po Na Na chain of bars with live music, cocktails and a young, buzzing atmosphere. Their DJ's play jazz, dance, R&B, house, garage and trance.Address: 67 Queens Road, Clifton Triangle, Bristol BS8 1QLPhone: +44 117 925 6225Website: http://www.ponana.com
Shopping – Bristol is a shopper's paradise! From the opening of Cabot Circus, the city's £500 million shopping and leisure quarter, complete with designer stores such as Harvey Nichols through to Classy Clifton and lively Whiteladies Road, filled with independent shops, galleries, boutiques and antiques for the individual and the unusual.Address: Glass House, Bristol BS1 3AUPhone: +44 117 952 9361Website: http://www.cabotcircus.com
It takes 30 mins to get to Bristol International Airport by train or bus. The train leaves every 20 mins from Bristol Temple Meads. The Bristol International Flyer bus runs every half an hour between Bristol Temple Meads, Bristol Bus station, Bedminster, Bridgewater Road and Bristol Airport. Tickets can be bought from the bus driver or booked online at:Website: http://www.bristolairport.co.uk


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Dallas, Texas - Freshman Cassie Deeg shot an opening-round 79 to lead the Nebraska women's golf team at the SMU/Dallas Athletic Club Invitational on Friday.
Deeg, a native of Hugo, Minn., sits in a tie for 38th, while junior Katelyn Wright added an 80 over the first 18 holes on Friday to tie for 41st. As a team, the Huskers produced a 334 to head into Saturday's second round in 13th place in the 15-team field.
True freshman Hannah Luebke managed an 86 in her first career appearance in the Nebraska lineup. The native of Stuttgart, Germany, is tied for 68th. Junior Steffi Neisen rounded out NU's team score with an 89 to close the day in 73rd on the par-72, 6,301-yard layout at the Dallas Athletic Club. Jackie O'Doherty managed a 91 to tie for 76th with fellow Husker redshirt freshman Cassidy Stelzmiller, who was playing as an individual.
Kansas State heads into the second round on top of the team standings with a 294, just ahead of Oklahoma (295) and Denver (296).
Oklahoma's Chirapat Jao-Javanil claimed the top spot on the individual leaderboard with a three-under-par 69, while Oklahoma State's Julie Yang, Kansas State's Carly Ragains and Oregon State's Anica Yoo each produced opening-round 70s.
The tournament continues with the second round on Saturday at 8 a.m. Live scoring will be available on GolfStat.com.
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Looking out over the internet and seeing those posting about
how proud they are of the New York Rangers despite losing in the Stanley Cup
finals speaks volumes about why Ranger fans are so very different. Yes
different than fans of any other team in any other sport.
This is not about saying that Ranger fans are better than
anyone else but what we are is different because of the bonds that make us
Ranger fans. Ask a Ranger fan about how he or she became one and odds are there
is a good story about it.
From having passed down from generation to generation (I
once met 4 generations of Ranger fans together at a game) to simply developing
a love for the team that plays in New York. Entire families attend games
despite whatever differences they may have on everything else.
For me it was meeting Eddie Giacomin as a child and getting
an autographed puck from him. It was
having an Eddie Giacomin poster (without the mask) on the wall of my room from
age 6 until I left home at 20.
Sorry if you don't understand how proud that so many of us
are of our team that we aren't freaking out over the loss. Don't get us wrong
as yes we would have preferred winning but what you don't understand in our own
ways we did win.
We won because we know that Los Angeles who were supposed to
be overwhelming favorites to lay waste to the Rangers couldn't do that. Los
Angeles never once defeated the Rangers in regulation when in the Staples
Center. And if it will make everyone feel better then Rangers fans could bitch
about the screwjob they got from the officiating.
We can be happy because Los Angeles couldn't dominate us on
the scoreboard and barely held a lead during the games played. No the Rangers
didn't win today but now we can have hope for a better tomorrow.
Ranger fans can be happy because this team did what nobody
expected them to do and that was reach the finals for the first time in 20
years. We are happy because along the way the Rangers defeated 3 teams that
have always given them trouble in the playoffs.
If you would have told me before the playoffs started that
the Rangers would knock off the Philadelphia Flyers, the Pittsburgh Penguins
and the Montreal Canadiens in the same playoff year I would have called you
crazy. Ranger's history is full of times when one of these teams would screw up
the Ranger playoffs and yet not this year.
We can be proud of the way the team came together after Marty
St. Louis's mother passed away and rallied together not about the game but
instead for St. Louis in his hour of need. That is one of the reasons why we
cheer for this team.
We can be happy because we saw what this team had to go
through at the beginning of the season and yet they made the finals. Nobody
when the Rangers were 3-6 before their first home game would have picked the
Rangers in the Cup finals.
Yes there will be players who come and go but the main core
of this roster will remain and that will give Ranger fans something that has
been missing for a long time; hope. Yes hope that it won't be 54 years between
Stanley Cup wins and who knows with the right combination of additions that the
Rangers could be right back in the finals next season.
For 20 years Ranger fans have been waiting for a chance to
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hope and for that we are celebrating this season despite the outcome.
But we do have one last thing to say to the rest of you:
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I came to Lake Elkhorn on the first few days of October. Using a 4 inch red c tailed worm Texas rigged, I caught this 12 inch bass. I fished the bridge, since the bass are starting to go to the creeks. The bridge had Bluegills and some hungry turtles (careful). Got some bites from more bass and Bluegills, but missed them. Then I fished on the dock near the rocks and caught a small 7 inch bass. The picture below is the 12 inch bass.


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Farrell's ultra busy weekend will wrap up Sunday in Mississippi, though the docking he makes there figures to be extra meaningful. In handling Daniel Bard, Farrell has spent much of the offseason mapping out a plan that for intensive purposes is geared toward liberating the right-handed pitcher from his disastrous 2012 season.
Restoring Bard to his pre-2012 form is clearly been a project Farrell has invested a great deal of time in. Speaking to reporters before taking part on a question and answer session with fans, Farrell mentioned that he's sat down and watched tape of last season's version Bard – both as a starter in Boston and later as a reliever in both Pawtucket and Boston – and cross-referenced it with how effortlessly the ball came out of Bard's hand when he first broke into the big leagues in 2009.
"Talking with Daniel, the most encouraging thing in a situation like this is that he's aware of the changes that are taking place," Farrell said. "Unwinding those changes and getting him back to the basics – and when I say basics, I mean what he demonstrated previously and the strengths he has – has been the focus.
"If I were to map it out and actually tell him, it's actually gotten better the deeper we've gotten into the offseason," Farrell continued. "As he's picked up a ball and gotten back into a throwing program, he's felt some things naturally come back to him, particularly his arm slot. Most importantly, I think he has a clear view."
What stood out to Farrell upon closely inspected Bard's body of work was that in 2012, he was a pitcher who "tried to manipulate the ball a little too much and was maybe a little bit too fine where he was trying to induce a groundball a lot rather than staying with that aggressive approach that made him successful in Boston."
More than anything, Farrell is looking forward to seeing whether Bard has taken to heart the suggestions he's steered in the player's direction. New Boston pitching coach Juan Nieves will accompany Farrell to see Bard at his offseason residence. With two pitching gurus on hand, the 27-year-old Bard is scheduled to throw off the mound for the first time this offseason on Sunday.
"I'm not going to say time cures everything; we're not to put his challenges aside and pretend they never happened, but I think as he's gotten farther away from it, he's had a fresh outlook," is what Farrell has been able to glean in the several phone conversations he's conducted with Bard. "The workouts he's gone through have been very consistent and strong and just the tone and confidence in which he speaks from is another step in the right direction. That will all be solidified once he commands a baseball in spring training and gets some tangible results when he steps on the mound."
On the subject of whether first baseman Mike Napoli is officially on board with Boston – something that was widely reported Thursday – general manager Ben Cherington said Thursday that there's nothing official to report at this time, nor does he expect anything to change over the next several days. Napoli originally agreed to a three-year, $39 million pact last month, which now apparently has turned into a one-year, incentive-laden contract.
"Hopefully we are getting somewhere," noted Cherington. "We've had consistent dialogue throughout the winter, but they'll be a chance to talk more about that soon."
Added Farrell, "I know there's some progress being made with Mike so hopefully that continues to head in that direction."


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It has slowed down considerably due to weather, said Potsdam Code Enforcement Officer Gregory Thompson.
Mr. Thompson was hired in June to help with the large task and was promoted to code enforcement officer in September following the resignation of Larry J. Colbert.
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News: Rangers Acquire Jyri Niemi
Update: 7:30AM: May 26th:Jess writes more about Niemi here.
Update:5:25PM: Jess Rubenstein tweets:
Niemi is a good skating defender who has some good offense
Update:4:39PM: Chris Botta of Isles Point Blank says that Niemi wasn't viewed as an NHL prospect.
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The Rangers have acquired defenseman Jyri Niemi from the Islanders in exchange for a 6th round pick in 2010
The Rangers and Niemi have agreed on a contract
Niemi, 19, had eight goals and 21 assists for the Saskatoon Blades this past season
He was the 72nd pick in the 2008 NHL draft. He is 6-3 210
He was not ranked by Hockey's Future as one of the Isles top 20 prospects. Here is his HF page
This is the first trade between the Rangers and Islanders since 1972
….Former third round pick who is only 19 and Finnish. Optomistic person looks at this as a potential steal. Why not, low risk, only a 6th round pick, for a big defenseman. Sometimes European defenseman take a little longer to develop.
Otherwise he is just another body but at 19 why not take a risk on someone who was a third round pick.
He was taken three picks ahead of Evgeni Grahev
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New York, May 25, 2010 – New York Rangers President and General Manager Glen Sather announced today that the club has acquired defenseman Jyri Niemi from the New York Islanders in exchange for a sixth round pick in the 2010 NHL Entry Draft. The Rangers and Niemi have agreed to terms on a contract.
Niemi, 19, skated in 50 games with the Saskatoon Blades of the Western Hockey League (WHL) this past season, registering eight goals and 21 assists for 29 points, along with 67 penalty minutes and a plus-nine rating. He ranked second among team defensemen in goals and power play goals and third in assists and points. Niemi recorded a career-high, five-game scoring streak from October 7 vs. Kootenay to October 18 at Edmonton, tallying seven points over the span, including a two-goal effort on October 7. He recorded a point in each of his last four regular season contests from February 20 vs. Brandon to February 26 vs. Prince Albert (one goal and three assists), and registered 10 points (two goals and eight assists) in 13 games during the month of February. The third-year player established career-highs in post-season games played, goals and penalty minutes while ranking second among Saskatoon defensemen in playoff goals and tied for third in playoff points.
The 6-3, 210-pounder has appeared in 159 career regular season contests for Saskatoon, registering 29 goals and 66 assists for 95 points, along with 198 penalty minutes and a plus-27 rating. He established career-highs in games played (60), assists (25), penalty minutes (74) and plus/minus rating (plus-19) during the 2008-09 season. Later that season, Niemi made his WHL Playoff debut, and led Saskatoon with a career-high six assists and seven points in six post-season contests. In 2007-08, he finished first among WHL rookie defensemen with a career-high 14 goals, and ranked third with 34 points while skating in 49 games. He was selected to participate in the 2008 CHL Top Prospects Game, where he won the hardest shot competition with a shot registered at 97 miles per hour. Saskatoon's first pick, 13th overall, in the 2007 CHL Import Draft, Niemi made his WHL debut on September 21, 2007, at Brandon, and notched his first point with a goal and added two assists for a career-high, three points on September 26 vs. Moose Jaw.
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Ashes 2013: Kevin Pietersen's third Test chances 'pretty good'
Third Investec Ashes Test: England v Australia
- Venue: Emirates Old Trafford, Manchester
- Date: 1-5 August
- Start time: 11:00 BST
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England batsman Kevin Pietersen's chances of being fit to play in the third Ashes Test are "pretty good", according to captain Alastair Cook.
Pietersen has been a doubt for the Old Trafford match, which starts on Thursday, after suffering a calf strain in the second Test victory 10 days ago.
He was unable to field in Australia's second innings as England won at Lord's to take a 2-0 lead in the series.
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"It's dangerous to start thinking of a 5-0 whitewash"
Cook said they would decide on Thursday morning whether Pietersen plays.
"He has come through training the last two days," said Cook. "He has worked incredibly hard with the medical team so fingers crossed."
But he added: "If it flares up during a match, then it leaves you disadvantaged. You're either injured or you are not.
"It is a difficult game to go into if you are not 100% fit."
James Taylor is in the squad as cover but the Nottinghamshire batsman may not be required as Pietersen trained on Wednesday with little indication his injured calf was hampering him.
Pietersen batted for 15 minutes as England's preparations mostly took place indoors because of the wet weather in Manchester.
The 33-year-old did venture outdoors briefly, for three 30-yard shuttle runs on a damp outfield, but quickly went back inside.
Pietersen returned to the England fold for the Ashes after a knee injury in the second Test against New Zealand in March ruled him out of action for three months.
Cook gave no indication as to whether 6ft 7in pace bowler Chris Tremlett would return to the team for the first time since England lost to Pakistan in Dubai in January 2012 following his call-up to the squad at the expense of Steve Finn.
The 2013 Ashes
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5th Test: 21-25 August, The Oval
"It's great for us as a squad that he is back," Cook added. "He has been unlucky with injuries since his last Test match.
"He has been working hard. It is great for competition for places."
England can retain the Ashes if they avoid defeat at Old Trafford, but Cook is refusing to get swept along with talk that a whitewash could be on the cards.
He said: "It's dangerous to start thinking of a 5-0. We are a very good side but we take games one step at a time."
The third Test will see Ashes cricket return to Old Trafford for the first time in eight years, with the redeveloped ground now holding 25,750 - second only to Lord's (30,000) in capacity among England's Test grounds.
"It's a good cricket wicket," Cook added. "Since the remodelling of the pitch [the square has been rotated through 90 degrees] it might have lost a little bit of that Old Trafford pace that used to be here.
"But it is a great place and with the new development it is looking very nice. We usually get the break of the ball here and hopefully that can help us again this week."
Comment number 49. Posted by Happy_Briton 31 Jul 2013 12:23
@42 But Cook has been an excellent captain. If I were to be picking a team I'd be playing Morgan in preference to KP or Taylor , Morgan can treally be a game changer. As so may have said KP is not a team player.
Comment number 48. Posted by Alrewas Heronson 31 Jul 2013 12:17
People talking of a) not picking Pieterson and b) potentially dropping Cook are insane!
Probably the two batsmen any team, especially Australia least want to see on a team-sheet
Consistency of selection is paramount, just look at Australia at the moment
Comment number 47. Posted by NothernApeon 31 Jul 2013 12:16
Playing Taylor would be a mistake. he is poor on the short ball. I suggest Ballance may be the better option.
Comment number 46. Posted by willmottbon 31 Jul 2013 12:13
Dropping Cook would be idiotic. Yes Compton was dropped after only a couple of matches, but Cook's been around for much longer & been a real class player, so that buys you extra time to put things right. Besides he's the Capt so it's a no brainer.
As for KP I'd rest him. He's got a heavy schedule ahead, we're 2-0 up, give Taylor another cap to show what he can do in a low risk scenario
Comment number 45. Posted by Nolteon 31 Jul 2013 12:12
Tim Tremlett? What about Steve Onions, will he be playing?
Comment number 44. Posted by Utd Good Guyson 31 Jul 2013 12:11
I'd leave Pieterson out without a shadow of a doubt. If his batting was as consistent as his ego, then I'd happily have him play. I dunno if its just me, but when I see him on the balcony, either out cheaply or not included due to injury/dropped. I get the feeling he is almost willing England to perform badly.
Comment number 43. Posted by brimptonyellowon 31 Jul 2013 12:10
@37 I've heard Maurice isn't a bad player either
Comment number 42. Posted by Penguinon 31 Jul 2013 12:09
@ 14 - its not about KP hatred, its about putitng out the best team based on form not reputation. And yes , for that matter, perhaps Cook should also be dropped as he is also out of form... but I doubt any of the selectors have the b---s to do that. If we win this match (as we should) I suspect Australia will feel demoralised having lost the chance to regain the Ashes. Strike the blow now!
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Comment number 41. Posted by Vazeon 31 Jul 2013 12:09
Can't see a little bloke like Bradman, Lara or Tendulkar making runs.
It's a nice position to be in where whichever way the selection goes probably doesn't dramatically influence the result.
I'm just worried about the weather for the next few days, sun forecast tomorrow and Friday but I'll take my coat lol !
Comment number 40. Posted by Peteron 31 Jul 2013 12:08
@Jake #11
"Pietersen's last 11 innings = 247 runs @ 22.45, i wouldn't pick him even if he were fit."
However for his 12 innings = 489 @ 40.75.
Selective statistics are great fun when you are trying to prove a point aren't they?
Comment number 39. Posted by Johnon 31 Jul 2013 12:08
@28 fair point, forgot about India series, still on current evidence he is not there this year. However, if you acknowledge the negativity he brings wouldn't you say the potential impact that has on the whole team's performance is more significant than a couple of big scores? Don't forget the Australians are currently dealing with the fallout of a toxic setup, doesn't seem to have worked for them.
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Comment number 38. Posted by sweenon 31 Jul 2013 12:08
Just look at the last time these two shared the middle, batting for England.
JT scored a plucky 30 and looked very nervous.
KP totally outclassed him and scored over 150.
A fit, in-form KP is one of our top three batsmen (Cook and Trott being the other two).
Comment number 37. Posted by londonlad83on 31 Jul 2013 12:07
This Tim Tremlett sounds like an interesting guy. Wonder if he's related to Chris Tremlett...?
Comment number 36. Posted by NothernApeon 31 Jul 2013 12:06
He worked hard on his driving and he is looking great now. He is good on the back foot when it comes to cuts, but his pull shot lets him down, a lot. This is simply factual, so not sure what you mean by your 'believe' comment.
I'm a Notts fan. I want Taylor to do well and I can see an England future for him once he sorts this issue out.
Comment number 35. Posted by donone2020on 31 Jul 2013 12:05
@32 - I hope your right, trouble is the top six are probably worth no more than 150 runs between them! Bar the weather England will win this in 3.5 days.
Comment number 34. Posted by greatBobFranceon 31 Jul 2013 12:04
Ashes 2013: Kevin Pietersen's third Test chances 'pretty good'
Pity! Not for him but for England!
Comment number 33. Posted by JCon 31 Jul 2013 12:04
Have to laugh at these forums sometimes - we all have our opinions as to who is good and who isn't and that's fair enough.
At the end of the day the current Eng team is successful and has been for several years now - this is a result of the Eng selectors and management making the right decisions. We are all experts of course, but my faith is in the people that really know!
Comment number 32. Posted by sunny jimon 31 Jul 2013 11:59
Australia need to go all out in attack by picking 5 bowlers. Otherwise I can't see them taking 20 wickets.
1. Watson
2. Warner
3. Khawaja
4. Clarke
5. Smith
6. Haddin
7. Siddle
8. Starc
9. Harris
10. Lyon
11. Bird
Comment number 31. Posted by paullakeskneeson 31 Jul 2013 11:59
Very unusual for a little guy. Had heard from a few sources that he was good off the back foot but weak on the drive, which is exactly what SA exploited last summer. Also, that he had the same technical fault as Bairstow but even more markedly so. Ah well, hard to know who to believe!
Comment number 30. Posted by bufcon 31 Jul 2013 11:58
taylor in for two reasons, he's in form and fit....... kp out for two reasons he wont be 100% fit and he's not in form............simples!!
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|Frazier Released By Alouettes
|Written by MIke Kelly
|Saturday, 25 June 2011 16:28
Former Appalachian State wide receiver B.J. Frazier was released by the Montreal Alouettes of the Canadian Football League Saturday.
Frazier, who played at ASU from 2006-2010, only played in one pre-season game. He caught a pass for 13 yards in Montreal's 57-20 loss against the Hamilton Tiger-Cats on Wednesday. Frazier was among eight players released on cut down day. Among those released was defensive back Maxwell Lemer, who played at Furman.
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