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"This actually started out as a hobby," said Chris Vincent. "I started out mowing lawns, then shortly after, it became a small business and in just a few short years, we have expanded to servicing several counties."
Vincent said that the company offers services with lawn maintenance, complete landscape design and installation, patios, walkways, retaining walls, waterfalls, fire pits, fountains, mulch, stone, topsoil, leaf removal, shrub and hedge trimming and planting, spring and fall clean up and much more.
"We actually use a special software where we can do a complete landscape design," said Vincent. "We go out to the homes and take pictures and do a before and after using the special program to give customers an idea of what the end product will look like. A lot of people can't visualize their projects."
Perfection is also an authorized retailer of Charlie's Compost, which is made locally.
"We get a lot of people to come in and buy compost," said Vincent. "Charlie's Compost is a terrific product, especially for the quality and the price, you just can't beat it."
Perfection works really hard at its mission statement of working in partnership with customers and providing the highest quality lawn and landscaping services.
"Our goal is to build long term relationships with our customers, vendors, and industry peers," said Vincent. "We also focus on being a leader in the field of lawn maintenance and landscape and design/build."
Vincent said its company values are honesty and integrity to the highest degree, and they strive to always do what is right for its customers.
Perfection Lawn & Landscape, LLC is located on 1505 W. Reservoir Avenue.For more information, visit GoPerfection.com or https://www.facebook.com/goperfection.
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GOUVERNEUR Cambray Housing Corp. is planning a $15 million project that will replace outmoded housing at Cambray Court with a three-story building that will offer residents more services in a centralized setting.
No one will be displaced. Some of the buildings will stay until were done, said Ronald P. McDougall, Cambray Housing president. Its a tremendous opportunity.
With the help of United Helpers which manages the 100-apartment complex on West Main Street for low-income senior citizens and the handicapped and Omni Housing Development, Albany, Cambray Housing will take the next year or two to finalize the building plans, arrange financing using tax credits and payment-in-lieu-of-tax agreements and complete the project in phases.
The construction will help solve a number of problems at Cambray, which consists of a series of buildings built in 1974 that are not completely handicapped accessible, which have electric heat, and which need modernization.
There are no elevators to the second floors of the individual buildings.
Its been a number of years since theres been many renovations, United Helpers Director of Operations Todd R. Amo said.
Electric bills in the winter sometimes are $20,000 per month or more, Mr. McDougall said.
One building is in a flood plain of the Oswegatchie River. The design forces residents to go outside if they want to visit someone in another building or want to go to the office.
The switch to a single handicapped accessible building which will include a community room, kitchen and office will be more convenient for residents, Mr. McDougall said.
United Helpers is also planning an overlay of services in line with trends to keep seniors longer in their homes as they age. While plans are not finalized yet, add-on programs might include enriched housing, formalized individual services arranged through any agency, rooms for wellness checkups, and various health and recreational activities, Mr. Amo said.
The number of apartments will likely shrink to 80, as determined by a market study conducted by Omni. As construction nears, vacancies as they occur will not be filled.
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"Today, with this proposal, the European Commission is answering the strong call of the European Parliament for EU action to bring about gender equality in corporate boardrooms. Today, we are asking large listed companies across Europe to show that they are serious when it comes to gender equality in economic decision-making. At my initiative, the Commission has significantly strengthened the presence of female Commissioners among its members, with one third of Commissioners being women."
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The Commission has proposed legislation with the aim of attaining a 40% objective of the under-represented sex in non-executive board-member positions in publicly listed companies, with the exception of small and medium enterprises. Currently, boards are dominated by one gender: 85% of non-executive board members and 91.1% of executive board members are men, while women make up 15% and 8.9% respectively. Despite an intense public debate and some voluntary initiatives at national and European level, the situation has not changed significantly in recent years: an incremental average increase of the number of women on boards of just 0.6 percentage points per year has been recorded since 2003.
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Charles A. Hall, of 3969 Route 68, was charged Monday with third-degree assault and first-degree criminal contempt, the latter charge because he is accused of violating an order of protection. The name of Mr. Halls wife was not released by deputies.
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She weighed no more than 100 pounds, stood 5 feet, 5 inches tall, and was described by family and friends as gentle and soft-spoken. Yet at the same time, Mary H. Macsherry was a commanding force who spent her life contributing to causes that made the north country a better place.
Those who attend her funeral service today at Trinity Episcopal Church, 227 Sherman St., will share memories of the joy brought to their lives by Mrs. Macsherry, who died Monday at the age of 94 at her home on Harris Drive.
She was only 100 pounds, but she was a powerhouse who had energy and spirit, her son, Stewart S. Macsherry, told the Times on Wednesday during a family gathering at the Macsherry house. She commanded respect, but she always carried herself in a ladylike and dignified manner.
She and her husband, Richard R., were married for 64 years. The philanthropists spent those years giving back to causes in Watertown and their summer home, Alexandria Bay. They provided funding, for example, in 1997 to build the Macsherry Library in Alexandria Bay. In 2010, they gave $1 million to establish an 11,000-square-foot addition, the Macsherry Parish Center, at Trinity Episcopal Church.
At the family gathering Wednesday, Mr. Macsherry announced that $1 million will be given to each of the following organizations in remembrance of his wife: Samaritan Medical Center, Hospice of Jefferson County, Trinity Episcopal Church and River Hospital, Alexandria Bay. The couple supported those organizations and many more for many years with endowment funds through the Northern New York Community Foundation.
Mr. Macsherry said donations were never made, however, until the couple talked them over and agreed the causes were worthwhile.
We always had to agree on everything, he said while seated in an armchair by his daughter, Molly M. Macsherry MacWade, who has served as an Episcopal priest in the Diocese of Mississippi for the past 33 years. But we didnt like the publicity; we got our own satisfaction by doing the things we did.
Family members said Mrs. Macsherry was an avid golfer at Ives Hill Country Club and particularly enjoyed riding on power boats on the St. Lawrence River. Mr. Macsherrys voice moved with emotion when he compared his only daughter to his wife.
They look a lot alike and have the same outlook on life, said Mr. Macsherry, who for 30 years owned Seaway Motor Express, a trucking company in Watertown. Tears formed in his eyes as he paused midsentence. Everyone here has been great, but it feels awful to lose my wife.
The Macsherrys formed a partnership with the Northern New York Community Foundation in 1979 by establishing a fund to give back to community causes.
Foundation Executive Director Rande S. Richardson said the Macsherrys have an array of endowment funds established for various organizations. That list has included the Jefferson Community College Foundation, United Way of Northern New York, Samaritan Medical Center, Hospice of Jefferson County, Trinity Episcopal Church, Macsherry Library, River Hospital, Clayton Opera House, the Antique Boat Museum in Clayton and the Syracuse Symphony Orchestra, which is now Symphony Syracuse.
Mr. Richardson met the Macsherrys in 2005, when he served as the executive director for the Jefferson Community College Foundation. He said he was impressed by how Mrs. Macsherry went out of her way to talk to college students who were nominated for Macsherry scholarships.
They never missed an awards ceremony in the fall, Mr. Richardson said. They had their picture taken with students and talked with them about their plans. I think they felt that actions speak louder than words. Their giving was motivated by inspiring others to do the same.
One of the Macsherrys beloved causes was the United Way of Northern New York. Jayn M. Graves, United Way chief professional officer, said she knew Mrs. Macsherry as a generous donor to United Way and as a fellow parishioner at Trinity Episcopal Church. She described Mrs. Macsherry as a charming woman without a mean or cross bone in her body.
The two friends both enjoyed watching the Kentucky Derby, too. At a church dinner organized on the evening of the Kentucky Derby a few years ago, Miss Graves was entering the church at the same time as Mrs. Macsherry. Miss Graves vividly remembers the exchange of words they had in the parking lot.
She said, Well, were not going to miss the Kentucky Derby or a church event now! Miss Graves said.
She said the Macsherrys were always private about gifts they made. In addition to all of the known acts we can recount, I think well never know how much they gave because I know they made many anonymously to people in need, Miss Graves said.
The couples donation to establish the Macsherry Parish Center in 2010 was lauded by the Very Rev. Clarke French, who was the rector of Trinity Episcopal Church from 2005 to 2010, when he moved to Chapel Hill, N.C., to serve at the Church of the Holy Family.
The Rev. Mr. French said the Macsherrys sincerely believed they had an obligation to give back according to their means and viewed giving to their community as a long-term partnership, not a one-time offer.
Mary was so deeply interested in this project, the Rev. Mr. French recalled of the parish center. I would give updates as to how things were going, and Mary always asked questions she had a deep wisdom and an immense capability for getting at the meat of the matter. She wasnt a patron of lost causes, because she supported ones after seeing the power of them work.
Robert F. Caswell, 81, has known the Macsherrys most of his life as a member of Trinity Episcopal Church. He recalled visiting Mrs. Macsherry on Sunday a day before her death at her house.
When I came in, Mary was just delighted to see me we were friends for a long time, he said, and recalled the way she lit up with joy when he arrived. And I get the same treatment from her daughter. She wrapped her arms around me and gave me a hug when I left.
The Rev. Mrs. Macsherry MacWade said she has always emulated her mother as a philanthropist.
My whole life, I learned giving back was important, and it never occurred to me to do it any other way. Thats the way my parents taught me to live.
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LOWVILLE Site work on the Lewis County General Hospitals long-awaited dialysis project is to commence Monday, with some traffic and parking restrictions planned.
We will try our best to minimize the inconveniences the development of this project will create, stated a release from the county-owned hospital. The construction of this facility will allow new renal services to be provided to our community that are not currently available locally.
The projects general contractor, Northern Tier Contracting of Gouverneur, is to begin by securing the site with a temporary fencing and installing underground storm drainage infrastructure, the release stated.
National Grid crews are also scheduled to reconfigure electric service cables and relocate the pad-mounted transformer at the site, requiring excavations and trenching in the driveway for several days.
The driveway connecting the North State Street and Number Three Road ends of the hospital campus is to be temporarily closed to traffic until the latter work is completed.
To ensure public safety, pedestrians will be also barricaded from the work zone throughout the project, which will result in the loss of a few handicapped parking spots next to the Medical Arts Building, hospital officials said.
Handicapped parking will remain available in the loop near the North State Street entrance and on the west side of the hospital near the childrens clinic and rehabilitation entrance.
A 7,200-square-foot addition is slated to be built off the west side of the Medical Arts Buildings first floor and basement to accommodate the dialysis center.
Roughly 1,000 square feet of adjoining space in the Medical Arts Building will also be renovated and included in the dialysis suite, the hospital release states.
The addition will accommodate an eight-station outpatient clinic with a full basement and feature a new entrance into the main lobby area.
After the roughly $1.7 million addition is built, the hospital which is covering most of the projects costs with state grant funding would turn it over to DaVita Inc., which would complete more than $200,000 worth of additional interior work, then operate the center under a 10-year lease agreement.
Plans are to complete the shell building by October, with interior finish work and installation of dialysis equipment to be finished by February.
That would allow the new center to open in March or April.
The project was designed by Bernier, Carr & Associates, Watertown.
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Photos by Darin Schnabel, courtesy RM Auctions.
We've heard the story enough times to consider it an urban legend: At the beginning of World War II, a well-meaning farmer decides to hide a car, usually expensive and European in origin, in his barn or haystack as Axis forces advance on his farm, thus preventing those forces from appropriating it as spoils of war. Yet one Duesenberg Model J that will head to auction later this month reportedly experienced that very ordeal.
One of eight Toursters built by Derham on the Model J's long-wheelbase chassis, the Model J includes a second windshield that rolls down into the back of the front seat, a feature that designer Gordon Buehrig included to avoid the clumsiness of entering the rear seats in traditional dual-cowl phaeton designs. Philadelphia socialite Butler Hallahan, in his mid-20s at the time, ordered one such body not long after Gary Cooper ordered one, fitted to Duesenberg Model J chassis number 2440, engine number J-423, and took it with him to Europe when he visited the Continent during the Thirties.
According to RM's description of the car, that ended in 1939, when Hallahan left the Model J somewhere in Italy during "a hasty retreat" to the United States. Whether Hallahan directed that it be hidden or simply left it for some peasant to deal with, the Model J ended up under a haystack for the duration of World War II, then was later uncovered by an American serviceman and sold to either Dore or Carlo Leto di Priolo, brothers who later in the 1950s gained some fame as gentlemen racers and who apparently owned a number of other classic American cars. J-243 didn't return to the United States until Connecticut-based collector Tony Pascucci bought it in 1968 and immediately sent it to Duesenberg restorer Ted Billing, who finished the Tourster's restoration in 1971. Pascucci later passed J-243 to his son, John, who displayed it at the Amelia Island Concours d'Elegance in 2010.
RM estimates that J-243 will sell for between $1.2 million and $1.6 million when it crosses the block January 18 at RM's Arizona sale at the Arizona Biltmore Resort & Spa in Phoenix. For more information, visit RMAuctions.com.
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LOWVILLE Business owners in the building on the northeast corner of State Street and Shady Avenue are upset about a lack of drainage in front of the property, a concern they say was brought to the village board eight months ago.
Barbara J. Simmons, owner of Marguerites Cranberry Emporium, said she voiced her concerns to Mayor Donna M. Smith in May and was encouraged to bring those concerns to the village board.
The minutes of the boards June 6 meeting state pavers in front of the building were slanted incorrectly, causing water to pool on the sidewalk. Ms. Simmons said the board knew it would be an issue when the weather turned cold, but nothing was done.
Several sidewalk squares were replaced during the summer for cosmetic reasons, but that did not alleviate the issue of pooling water.
In September, the board again heard concerns about the area, this time with water not draining properly in front of the curb.
The state Department of Transportations Route 12 reconstruction project relocated a crosswalk from the corner to a spot a few feet north on the other side of a pre-existing drain.
Since they moved the crosswalk, this is even worse, building owner Michael W. Purvines said. The crosswalk is now at a lower elevation than the drain.
Mr. Purvines is forced to shovel several times a day, guiding the latest slushy mix to the drain.
Its a problem that is compounded by cars parked legally on the street, which prevents village crews from plowing close to the curb, according to Mark Tabolt, superintendent of public works.
In November, Ms. Simmons complained to the village again, this time via a letter, which was read at the Dec. 5 meeting about the dangerous conditions the pooling water was causing.
Mrs. Smith has met with Kenneth Tousley, the DOT engineer in charge of field operations for the project, a number of times, as well as Assemblyman Kenneth D. Blankenbush, R-Black River.
The week before Christmas, Mrs. Smith said, she, Mr. Blankenbush and James A. Durkish, the north country representative of state Sen. Joseph A. Griffo, R-Rome, walked the property in question to view the issues.
Later in the month, she witnessed the problem first-hand after snow and slush built up in the street and on the crosswalk.
I would say there was about 6 inches of slush even after it had drained all day, she reported to the board.
The board voted to send a letter to DOT; it was mailed this week.
It spells out the problems and exactly what we are seeing. We are looking for a solution, Mrs. Smith said. Unfortunately, its not the time of year to make these repairs.
In the meantime, business owners are taking extra precautions to keep the sidewalk clear and salted. Village attorney Mark G. Gebo pointed out that liability for the sidewalks and injuries that may occur there falls on the property owners.
I dont feel its fair to the business owners, Mrs. Smith said. Unfortunately, its not a village street; we have to go through the state.
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GOUVERNEUR The Gouverneur Central School District board appointed Donna M. Bushey as assistant superintendent for curriculum and instruction Monday.
Ms. Bushey, whose first day was Tuesday, will be paid $98,000. She replaces Cammy J. Morrison, who left to become superintendent at General Brown Central School.
Ms. Bushey started her career as an elementary teacher in 1987 in Watertown. She served as principal of Gouverneurs Eastside Elementary School from 2003 to 2005. From 2005 to 2011, she was assistant superintendent at Malone Central School.
She then served as a Race to the Top network team leader with Sullivan County Board of Cooperative Educational Services.
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President Barack Obama and Congressional Democrats continue to foster class envy with their pledge to extend President George W. Bush-era tax cuts for one group of people and allow them to expire for another.
You have probably heard that if Congress doesn't act, taxes will increase substantially on everyone beginning Jan. 1, 2011. That's because, in order to get Democrat consent to pass a series of tax cuts in 2001 and 2005, an expiration date on the tax cuts had to be included in the bill.
That day is fast approaching and Congress is set to adjourn very soon without considering the tax issue.
Obama, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) say they want to extend the tax cuts for those making less than $250,000. But since they consider anyone making $250,000 or more to be rich, Obama and his Marxist cohorts want those people to pay higher taxes. It's all about the rich "paying their fair share" and Obama, Pelosi and Reid think they know what fair is.
"From each according to his ability, to each according to his need," wrote Karl Marx in his 1875 Critique of the Gotha Program. That is a central tenet in the communist system and apparently a belief held strongly by Obama and company.
Such a thought is anathema to the beliefs of the Founding Fathers.
"A just security to property is not afforded by that government under which unequal taxes oppress one species of property and reward another species," wrote James Madison, the father of the Constitution.
The progressive tax system we now live under thanks to the 16th Amendment — which evidence shows was probably not properly ratified — does not provide Americans with "A just security to property."
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On March 20, Horacio Gurrusquieta, 33, turned himself in to authorities in Dallas County in connection with a murder warrant for his arrest related to a June 3, 2012 shooting which claimed the life of Jose Alfredo Sanchez.
Horacio Gurrusquieta is the nephew of Natalio Gurrusquieta, who was arrested on March 18 in Tyler on the same charge for the same crime.
Smith County Sheriff's Office officials said that Horacio Gurrusquieta will be transported to the Smith County Jail.
On March 18, Natalio Gurrusquieta, age 72, was arrested by Smith County detectives, Smith County patrol deputies, and agents of U.S. Homeland Security Investigation. Gurrusquieta was taken into custody without incident in the 600 block of East Queen Street in Tyler.
Bond was set for Natalio Gurrusquieta at $1,000,000.
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POTSDAM Construction has begun on the Potsdam Community Dog Park, but the projects organizers say they need $15,000 to complete it.
Volunteers meet at the site, near the Potsdam Humane Society shelter at 17 Market St., nearly every weekend to clear the brush out of the area, leaving the forested park area safe and open for dogs and their owners.
It really now looks like a park, said Deborah P. Massell, who is coordinating the project.
Students from Clarkson University have helped clear most of the land, Ms. Massell said.
Its already cleared enough that the shelter dogs are being walked there on leash, she said.
Although work is progressing quickly and a large amount of materials has been donated, the park needs about $15,000 before it can be finished.
The largest expense is parking, but the park also needs more fencing, a storage shed and other additions before it can be complete.
Ms. Massell said the opening date for the park depends largely on whether the money can be raised.
I was thinking maybe in the fall, but I have no clue, she said.
The park will be affiliated with the Potsdam Humane Society, and located on Humane Society land, but will operate independently with its own funds and its own volunteers.
The societys already-strained budget cannot stretch to fit the large project.
Ms. Massell is working on a business plan detailing how the park will be operated and maintained once it is open.
Theyre going to have a volunteer group thats going to be maintaining it and overseeing it, but its still going to be under the Potsdam Humane Society umbrella, said Alicia M. Maynard, director of the Humane Society.
The project coordinators are raising money through potsdamdogpark.com, and can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Theres a huge amount of support, and people are very excited; they write me all the time, Ms. Massell said.
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Jack Youngblood, a 6-4, 247-pound All-America from the University of Florida, excelled for 14 seasons with the Los Angeles Rams from 1971 to 1984. As the 20th player selected in the first round of the 1971 draft, Youngblood made his presence felt almost immediately.
He did so well as a backup to superstar Deacon Jones at left defensive end as a rookie that the Rams traded Jones before the 1972 season. Youngblood divided his playing time with Fred Dryer that year and then took over as the starting left defensive end in his third campaign in 1973. He played with distinction at that position the rest of his 202-game career.
Youngblood, who was born January 26, 1950, in Jacksonville, Florida, was rugged, determined, a dominant defender and the Rams' perennial quarterback sack leader. He played in a Rams' record 201 consecutive games and only missed one game in 14 seasons, that one miss coming in his final year in 1984.
The Rams' defensive captain, he was a three-time winner of the Dan Reeves Award given to that team's most valuable player each season. Youngblood was All-Pro in 1974, 1975, 1976, 1978, and 1979 and All-NFC seven times. He played in seven straight Pro Bowls following each season from 1973 to 1979.
During his tenure, the Rams played in five NFC championship games and they advanced to Super Bowl XIV following the 1979 season. In a first-round playoff game that year, Youngblood suffered a fractured left fibula. However, he was fitted with a plastic brace and he played every defensive down in both the NFC title game and Super Bowl XIV against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
One of his most outstanding single-game performances came against the St. Louis Cardinals in a 1975 playoff game. Youngblood recorded one sack, one forced fumble, one blocked extra-point attempt and returned an interception 47 yards for a touchdown.
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1974 NFC - Minnesota Vikings 14, Los Angeles Rams 10
Youngblood started at defensive left end for the Rams.
1975 NFC - Dallas Cowboys 37, Los Angeles Rams 7
Youngblood started at defensive left end for the Rams.
1976 NFC - Minnesota Vikings 24, Los Angeles Rams 13
Youngblood started at defensive left end for the Rams. He had three tackles, one sack for 13 yards and one opponent's fumble recovery.
1978 NFC - Dallas Cowboys 28, Los Angeles Rams 0
Youngblood started at defensive left end for the Rams. He had three tackles, one sack for 1 yard and one fumble recovery.
1979 NFC - Los Angeles Rams 9, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 0
Youngblood started at defensive left end for the Rams. He had two tackles.
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Super Bowl XIV – Pittsburgh Steelers 31, Los Angeles Rams 19
Youngblood started at left defensive end. He played the entire game with a broken left fibula, suffered in the first-round playoff game. His leg was fitted with a special plastic brace. He recorded one tackle, two assists and one pass defensed.
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Full name: Herbert Jackson Youngblood III
Birthdate: January 26, 1950
Birthplace: Jacksonville, FL
High School: Jefferson County (Monticello, FL)
Elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame: January 27, 2001
Enshrined into the Pro Football Hall of Fame: August 4, 2001
Other Members of the Class of 2001: Nick Buoniconti, Marv Levy, Mike Munchak, Jackie Slater, Lynn Swann, Ron Yary
Pro Career: 14 Seasons, 202 Games
Drafted: 1st round (20th player overall) in 1971 by Los Angeles Rams
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On March 14 the Price City Council decided to give City Attorney Nick Sampinos flexibility on what to pay Chiara, so that he is compensated fairly for his case load.
"Some months the $1,500 he has been getting hasn't been covering the case load,"Sampinos told the council. "I suggest we raise it for a few months until we can get this under control."
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- In music design news, the inspiration for fellow Merge act Neutral Milk Hotel's iconic In An Aeroplane Over The Sea was discovered this week in a New Jersey antique shop. Jeff Mangum originally took a turn of the (20th) century postcard and asked the designer to modify the bathing beauty it featured (ended up being covered by either a drumhead or potato, your call). It's unlikely this specific iteration of the postcard was the exact one Mangum possessed, but not many early-1900s postcards end up as album covers (via Spin).
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The Hickory Crawdads, 1st-Half Northern Division Champions, beat the Delmarva Shorebirds, 5-2, before 888 fans at L.P. Frans Stadium on Tuesday night. The game was delayed 49 minutes before the first pitch due to inclement weather.
The 'Dads (48-33, 8-5) jumped in front with a quick run in the bottom of the first against losing pitcher Luis Noel (5-9). Jurickson Profar led off with a single and was followed by walks to Odubel Herrera and Andrew Clark, loading the bases with nobody out. After a foul out put the first out on the board, Profar scored on a balk call against Noel putting the 'Dads in front, 1-0.
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|Late Homers Lift 'Dads to Win in Extras
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The Hickory Crawdads entered the ninth inning against the Asheville Tourists Wednesday night trailing 5-4 and looking like they would come up just short in their sweep attempt. Jordan Akins and Joey Gallo
had other ideas. Akins launched a game-tying solo home run to lead off the ninth and Gallo blasted a go ahead bomb in the top of the 10th to give the 'Dads a 6-5 win and a series sweep at McCormick Field.
The late innings heroics started in the ninth, when Akins stepped to the plate against Asheville closer Raul Fernandez with the 'Dads trailing 5-4. Fernandez promptly blew two 97 mph fastballs past Akins to put the Crawdads outfielder down 0-2, before Akins turned on the third heater and deposited it over the left-center field wall to tie the game at 5-5.
Fast-forward to the top of the 10th and it was Gallo's turn, as the Hickory third baseman crushed a 3-2 fastball from Hickory native Patrick Johnson over the 36-foot wall in right to give the Crawdads their 6-5 lead. The long ball was the second of the night for Gallo, giving him his first multi-home run game of the season and tying him for the league lead with 6 total bombs on the year.
In support of the late game home runs was Hickory relief pitcher Alexander Claudio. Making his fourth appearance of the season, Claudio entered the game in the seventh with the 'Dads down 5-3. The southpaw would go on to toss four shutout innings with just an infield single allowed and five strikeouts. His final 2 Ks came with the tying run on second in the 10th, as he struck out both Drew Beuerlein and Julian Yan to preserve the win.
The back and forth pace of the game started early, with the Crawdads striking in the first on Gallo's first homer over the 42-foot wall in right-center. The Tourists would respond with a tally of their own in the bottom of the frame, however, to tie the game at 1-1.
Hickory re-took the lead in the fourth when Jorge Alfaro hit a 2-RBI double to left to extend his hit streak to 10 games and give the 'Dads the lead back at 3-1. Once again the advantage would be short lived though, as Asheville scored twice in the bottom of the fourth and two more times in the fifth to take their first lead at 5-3.
The score would remain the same until the 8th, when second baseman Ryan Rua started the rally with an RBI double to bring Hickory to within a run at 5-4.
Rua finished the night as one of three Crawdads with a multi-hit game, going 2-3 with a double and an RBI. Gallo joined in with his 2-3 night with two HR, 2 RBI, 2 walks and 4 runs scored, while Akins finished 2-4 with his game-tying solo blast.
Claudio (1-1) picked up the well-earned win for the 'Dads while Johnson (0-1) took the loss making his South Atlantic League debut.
With the victory Hickory (7-7) sweeps their 3-game set against Asheville (6-8) and moves to .500 for the first time this season. The 'Dads will try to extend their season long 3-game win streak Thursday night, when they return home to start a 4-game series against Charleston at 7:00 pm.
NOTES: The Crawdads now return to LP Frans for a 4-game series against the Charleston RiverDogs. The weekend is chalk full of great promotions including Thirsty Thursday and Pajama Night on Thursday. Friday is Bark at the Park Night while Saturday is Rally Towel and Star Wars Night with the first 500 fans taking home a FREE rally towel....Individual Tickets for all Crawdads home games are available right now at Hickorycrawdads.com or by calling (828) 322-3000! Group outings, corporate partnerships, Buffalo Wild Wings Claw Club memberships and Ticket Books are also available right now by calling the Front Office at (828) 322-3000.
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Great work Boeing. It's work like this that helps keep America leaders in science and technology.
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Too late Norman,I saw it! and you gave me a good laugh, but your are so right.
It's not enough to discover this material, what is even more Important is to find a way to produce it relatively cheaply - and quickly. Carbon fiber is an example of a great material that is not reaching its full potential due to its long process and high expense. If this new material can be made efficiently and quickly we may see it included is a lot of products we use everyday - rather that just a few applications.
HRL Labs did NOT invent the semi-conductor, Bell Labs did.
Basic science history error! Big glaring Oops!
Bell Labs (Now Alcatel-Lucent) did not invent the semiconductor. They invented the transistor. Diodes existed since the 1870's, and were first encapsulated as semiconductor mixers by the Rad Lab at MIT for use in WWII RADAR systems. What HRL did invent was the semiconductor gyroscope which not only makes planes safer and more reliable, but has shrunk to a size small engough to be fitted in almost every current cell phone to determine what angle you are holding the device.
Sounds like you know a lot about electronics- I had no idea there were semiconductors in the 1870's. Pretty nifty. I thought all that tech came from the Roswell crash when we got all the alien technology. Lol.
Are you an MIT graduate? What do you do for a living? Just curious - you seem like a pretty cool guy to know. I wanted to go to MIT but my dad wouldn't pay for it- he stole my college savings and got himself a nice house in Hilton head. I ended up at a community college and then transferred to an in state school as a result. It all worked out okay: I got to do what I love: flying, and I invent a few things from time to time.
Thanks, Ric, for the correction. But HRL still didn't invent the semi-conductor.
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