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Laurel Mountain Climber's Log
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|NE Gully
Date Climbed: Oct 24, 2006
|This route was really interesting. There was some nice rock on the bottom. Descent seemed to go forever.
|Posted Jun 13, 2007 6:27 pm
|Route: NEGully
Date Climbed: May 28, 2007
|Excellent day out with Mike Schasch (see his good description below). Part of a Memorial Day triple-header (w/ University and BearCreekSpire). Thanks Mike!
|Posted Jun 7, 2007 11:02 am
|Climber Dave
|Southeast Ridge
Date Climbed: May 21, 2007
|Got in early to Climb Bloody Mt on Sunday. Had some extra time so bagged this one. Went up trail to the Bloody-Laurel saddle then followed the ridgeline up (more or less) Huge pile of scree and talus!! No register/or box at summit
|Posted May 21, 2007 9:06 pm
Date Climbed: Mar 23, 2004
|Up the N Ridge for a fun ride down the NE Gully
|Posted Mar 20, 2007 3:37 am
|NE Gully
Date Climbed: Sep 24, 2006
|An excellent route. A great finish to a fantastic Sierra weekend with Rick K.
|Posted Sep 25, 2006 3:38 pm
|Route Climbed: north face Date Climbed: june 10 2004
|Done this one numerous times
|Posted Nov 8, 2005 7:00 pm
|Route Climbed: NE Gully Date Climbed: February
|Perfect neve in gully, rock slabs covered with water ice. A little post holeing to summit ridge. With James Barnett.
|Posted Oct 16, 2005 1:32 pm
|Route Climbed: NE gully (roughly--I think) Date Climbed: October 7, 2005
|This was a day trip from Las Vegas (6AM--midnight including drive time). I was the weak link of the group of 3 and was so slow ascending that we descended after reaching the ridge at 11,050 ft. (GPS reading) north of the peak.
|Posted Oct 11, 2005 8:23 pm
|Route Climbed: NE Gully Date Climbed: 8-27-05
|A fun scramble. Did it in approach shoes 4.5hrs round trip. The highlight being tunneling under the snow. Good rock and views. I would recommend scree gaitors for the descent.
|Posted Aug 29, 2005 6:56 pm
|Rick Kent
|Route Climbed: SW Slope Date Climbed: July 24, 2005
|NE Gully sounds fun, but this was only a side-trip and I simply bagged it via the SW slope on my way down from Bloody Mtn. The slope is mostly loose and unpleasant crap.
|Posted Jul 25, 2005 7:36 pm
|Route Climbed: Mendenhall Route Date Climbed: 2004-2005
|Great route with pretty good rock. Awesome for training and trying to match Croft's 3 hour car to car time.
|Posted Feb 28, 2005 3:22 pm
|Route Climbed: Northeast Face/ Gully Date Climbed: August 20, 1982
|Soloed this at age 13.
|Posted Feb 13, 2005 2:41 am
|Matthew Holliman
|Route Climbed: NE Gully Date Climbed: Sep 24, 2004
|An unusual and highly worthwhile scramble--part canyoneering, part climbing! We didn't use the rope, but one or two of the friction slabs higher up were steep enough that once I'd started up them I began to think that maybe I should at least have changed from my boots into my rock shoes...
|Posted Nov 21, 2004 8:48 pm
|Bob Burd
|Route Climbed: NE Gully Date Climbed: Sept 24, 2004
|Matthew and I climbed this as a warm-up for Clarence King on an absolutely beautiful fall day. We carried rope and gear but used none of it, climbing in our boots. Highly enjoyable scrambling.
|Posted Oct 5, 2004 1:47 am
|Route Climbed: NE Gully Date Climbed: September 26, 2004
|I wanted to do this route as soon as I read Croft's description. In early season, it had snow much later than I expected. Then I broke my foot and had to take 7 weeks off. Last weekend, the weather looked awful, so I found something else to climb (Mt. Goode).
Today, it finally came together. I forgot my maps and route descriptions, so I had to wing it. I made a major screw-up on the approach, but the actual climb went very well: 2:15 from the beginning of the rock climbing to the summit. The upper several hundred feet of the gully looked like mostly loose scree. I followed a rib that looked a little more difficult on slightly better rock and ended up maybe 200 feet to the right of the summit. The variation was class 2 and 3, and I don't regret doing it.
|Posted Sep 26, 2004 10:18 pm
|Route Climbed: NE Gully Date Climbed: August 20, 2004
|Climbed with thall23, her first 5th class climb. Never roped up. We have another idiot climber with us.
|Posted Aug 21, 2004 9:03 pm
|Route Climbed: NE Gully Date Climbed: August 20, 2004
|Got off route right, then off route left on the way up and then bitched about Croft's descent information all the way down. Nice climb, though.
|Posted Aug 21, 2004 8:59 pm
|Route Climbed: NE Gully Date Climbed: August 10, 2004
|Scrambled the route in approach shoes. Easy, fun, and more climbing than I expected. Summit was great. Beautiful views and very still. Descending the ridge was beastly hot, and then I missed the best descent gully. Took about 7.5 hours, round trip.
|Posted Aug 16, 2004 1:52 pm
|Route Climbed: Northeast Gully, 5.2 Date Climbed: August 5th, 2004
|Penelope May and I climbed the (IN) famous NE Gully of Laurel Mountain based on Peter Croft's comments in his book "The Good, The Great and The Awesome".
The line is pretty easy to follow as many old, classic lines go. The rock is only good in the very center of the drainage, if you move away from it just a few feet, you are in a choss. But the route is almost 3,000 feet long and most of it at 4th and easy 5th class. We did not use rope and it took us about 6 hours to approach the climb and climb the route. We were slowed on the descent by some confusing elevation points that conflicted with map and written info and it took us 3 hours to get back to Convict Lake for a RT of 9 hours.
I would not reccommend this as something great to do, but it is a long route in a great visual setting. The slate type of rock and the coloring of the faces makes the Mt. Morrison area very pretty.
|Posted Aug 11, 2004 2:42 pm
|Route Climbed: NE Gully Variation Date Climbed: July 10,2004
|Fun and varied climb
|Posted Jul 11, 2004 7:57 pm


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The purpose of this study is to determine whether by administering vitamin D to mothers who already have at least one child with autism and who are pregnant, that the vitamin D will prevent the recurrence of autism in the newborn sibling.
Autistic Disorder
Drug: Vitamin D3
Phase 2
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|Allocation: Non-Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Prevention
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|Study of Vitamin D to Prevent Autism in Newborn Siblings
- Autism or no autism develops [ Time Frame: Child assessed at 3 years of age ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]The child will be screened by an MCHAT interview at 18 months of age, and by a questionnaire, the PDD Behavioral Inventory at 3 years of age to determine whether the child has developed autism or not.
- The mother or child will not develop side effects from vitamin D. [ Time Frame: During pregnancy and the 3 years of the child's development ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]Mother will be followed by blood and urine screening for hypercalcemia and hypercalciuria which is the primary side effects of too much vitamin D.
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|December 2011
|Estimated Study Completion Date:
|October 2017
|Estimated Primary Completion Date:
|October 2016 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
Drug: Vitamin D3
The incidence of autism is increasing. Also, women of childbearing age are increasingly found to be insufficient/deficient in vitamin D. Vitamin D is a neurohormone which is important for development of the child, especially of the child's brain. The primary source of vitamin D is from the sun through one's skin. People have been avoiding the sun because of skin cancer, because of increasing TV watching, computer viewing and wearing clothes that cover most of the body. This approach will study whether making the pregnant mother, whose child is at risk for autism because of a previous child with autism, replete with vitamin D will prevent that recurrence of autism in the newborn sibling.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|20 Years to 44 Years
|Genders Eligible for Study:
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Inclusion Criteria:
- Pregnant mothers who have had at least one child with autism spectrum disorder
Exclusion Criteria:
- Child with autism must not be from a syndrome such as Fragile X syndrome, Retts Syndrome
- Mother must be before the third trimester
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01366885
|Contact: Kathy E. Henley, B.A.
|Contact: Ervin G Stubbs, M.D.
|United States, Oregon
|Evergreen Center
|Not yet recruiting
|Oregon City, Oregon, United States, 97045
|Contact: Patt
|Sub-Investigator: John Green, M.D.
|Principal Investigator:
|Ervin G. Stubbs, M.D.
|Oregon Health and Science University
|Responsible Party:
|Gene Stubbs, M.D. Principal Investigator, Oregon Health & Science University
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT01366885 History of Changes
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|Study First Received:
|June 2, 2011
|Last Updated:
|June 2, 2015
|Health Authority:
|United States: Food and Drug Administration
United States: Institutional Review Board
Keywords provided by Oregon Health and Science University:
Newborn siblings
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Autistic Disorder
Child Development Disorders, Pervasive
Mental Disorders
Mental Disorders Diagnosed in Childhood
Vitamin D
Bone Density Conservation Agents
Growth Substances
Pharmacologic Actions
Physiological Effects of Drugs
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The unlocked iPhone 4 has been long rumored to be on its way to Verizon. Of course, this took a lot longer than most expected, but now that is official we have some time to go ahead and take a look back at the history of the deal and how it finally came together. We know that both companies had discussed the move over the last few years, but because the newest iPhone's did not live up to expectations of Verizon, there was no rush to keep the deal in place.
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POTSDAM The trophy the Clarkson University womens volleyball team earned for making the NCAA Division III final weekend sits on a small table in coach Johan Dulfers office, partially blocked by a cardboard box.
It may be fitting that its not on display somewhere on campus, because Dulfer and the Golden Knights want to make sure they dont dwell on the past as the current season begins today.
Clarkson finished 31-7 last fall and reached the NCAA quarterfinals before losing to eventual national champion St. Thomas. The Golden Knights return most of their starters from last years team and are hoping to make it all the way to the final weekend again.
How I put it to (the team) is that the structure is intact, we had a good system going and we still do, Dulfer said. We can add to it. We have a new little wrinkle to our offense. We have some other people that are stepping in to do some things. But they need to remember that what we had is pretty good.
Clarkson, which is ranked 23rd nationally in the preseason poll, will be tested right away.
The Golden Knights open at 5 p.m. today with a match in SUNY Cortlands Red Dragon Invitational against Richard Stockton, which finished 28-7 last year. At 8 p.m., Clarkson will face No. 11 Mount Union, which went 27-7 last year and swept the Golden Knights in three sets.
Clarksons two matches Saturday come against Buffalo State (26-8 last year) and then Juniata College, ranked No. 20 and went 25-12 a year ago.
Weve put together a schedule that, believe it or not, has us as the underdog in two-thirds of our matches this year, Dulfer said. Yeah, we have this ranking and this recognition, but were trying to forget about it as much as we can. We dont have anything yet. The only thing we have is an opportunity to prove we can do this.
Among the players who return from last years squad are sophomore Victoria Kirkemo, who was the Liberty League Rookie of the Year, and sophomore Aishvina Arasu, who was the New York Region Rookie of the Year. Clarkson also returns senior Lani Durio and junior Adrienne Walker, who was the NCAA New York Regionals Most Outstanding Player.
Although we have a new team we need to try to mimic what we did last year, but also kick it into another drive so we can make it a little bit further, Durio said. Luckily we had a group of girls come to preseason and we were all in good shape. We all did what we needed to do. Everyone seemed to really work hard this summer. This year we have a good balance of returners, but our new girls are also at a high level. The new girls are pushing the returners to work even harder.
One unique aspect of Clarksons squad is the number of players on the roster who are from areas quite a distance from Potsdam.
Clarkson has four Californians, including Arasu, and four Texans. The Golden Knights have as many players from China (one) as they do from New York state.
I had never known about Clarkson and I actually didnt know that upstate New York was so big, Arasu said. It was an adjustment for me, but Im a pretty adventurous person so I thought, Why not go across the country? It will be a new experience and it will be fun.
Eight of Clarksons 13 players this season are sophomores or freshmen, so it would not be surprising if the Golden Knights challenge for a few more spots in the NCAA quarterfinals in the future.
They havent maxed out yet, theyre not even close, Dulfer said. In athletics, and in team sports, youre achievements arent always measured by physically what you are capable of. A lot of it has to do with how well you gel as a team. Can you come together and how selfless can you be? Can you put your teams goals before your own? Last years team, when it really counted, was able to do that. Physically, we are better than we were last year. We have more talent. Whether that will translate into more wins, well have to see.
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Outlook: Clarkson struggled on both ends of the field last fall, scoring only 13 goals and allowing 31. The Golden Knights return leading scorer Marco Parisi, who scored six of the teams 13 goals. Clarkson also lost both of its goalies from last season to graduation. ... SLU made the NCAA Tournament again last season, falling in the second round. The Saints will have to replace departed seniors Sam DeMello and Brian Gilloran, who combined to score 19 of their 47 goals last season. SLU also lost starting goalie Nate Goss-Woliner to graduation. ... The Bears struggled on offense, scoring just 21 goals, but should improve this season as one of SUNY Potsdams key newcomers is forward Brandon Laurin, who scored more than 40 goals last year to lead Section 7s Chazy to a state Class D title. SUNY Potsdam also returns leading scorer Eduardo Figueroa, who scored 12 goals. ... SUNY Canton has a new coach in Tim Penrod as it begins its second year playing against NCAA Division III competition. Penrod comes to Canton from Southern Vermont College. SUNY Canton returns its leading scorer in Abdulai Jagana. ... The Cannoneers have a young team with only two sophomores that will look to get back into the Region 3 playoffs in a loaded conference that has defending national champion Herkimer County CC and nationally ranked Tompkins-Cortland CC. The team will rely on Midstate Athletic All-Conference player and former Immaculate Heart Central star Graham Whalen to lead the way offensively.
Coach: Nick Hillary (5th year, 18-39-9).
2012 record: 2-12-3 overall (1-6-1 Liberty League).
Roster: Brendan Wise (Fr. M), Nicholas Gutberlet (Fr. D), Marco Parisi (So. F), Zachary Peck (So. D), Tyler Rodrigues (Sr. D), Zachary Godin (So. M), Paul Ancin (So. M), Tucker Wilcox (Fr. F), Kyle Fisk (Fr. M/F), Alex Lewis (Sr. M/F), Kurt Knolle (Sr. M), Michael McDonell (Jr. D), Nate Crow (Gr. F), Alex Vozzella (Jr. F), Angelo DiFrancesco (Sr. F), Troy White (Fr. M), Brian Kroetz (Fr. F), Zack Krajkowski (Fr. D), Andrew Akiki (Fr. M), Eric Herberger (Fr. M/F), Paul Valente (Fr. D), Trevor Blackwell (Jr. D), Keefe Wallace (Fr. D), Nathan Jones (Fr. D), Kyle Baughman (Jr. M), Charles Huttig (Fr. D), Charles Lowth (Fr. M/F), Michael King (Fr. G), Alex White (Fr. G).
St. Lawrence
Coach: Bob Durocher (24th year, 289-96-41).
2012 record: 14-3-3 (5-2-1).
Roster: Ryan Roethel (So. G), Christian Barral-Arteta (Fr. M), Noah Bunton (Fr. M/F), Harry Copeland (So. D), Jonathan Mendoza (So. M), Manny Collins (So. F), Jamal Samaroo (Jr. F), Mark Provost (Jr. M), Andrew Bednarsky (Sr. M), Seyefe Brouk (So. D), Jeremiah Bunton (Jr. M/F), Ryan Grant (So. M/D), Morgan Smith (So. F), Rob Brandell (Fr. M), Craig Davis (Sr. F), Matt Stevenson (Fr. D), Ross Suitor (Fr. D), Austin Roney (Jr. D), Daniel Hunt (So. D), Sars Bowman (Jr. M), Praveen Balakumaran (So. F), Christian Yarros (So. D), Aaron Costello (Jr. G), George Kusserow (Fr. G), Sean Houston (Fr. G).
SUNY Potsdam
Coach: Adam Parker (4th year, 13-31-9).
2012 record: 4-9-4 (1-4-4 SUNYAC).
Roster: Sam Caton (Fr. G), Nick Davies (Fr. G), Mario Riccardi (So. M/F), Ben Firlit (So. F), Brian Emery (Jr. D), Chris Schrum (Fr. D), Stephen Auyer (So. F), Pat Cleaver (Jr. D), Alessio Vitale (Sr. M), Eduardo Figueroa (Jr. F), Tom Benedetto (So. F), Dylan Krueger (So. F), Johnny Zator (So. M), Andrew Doody (So. D), Kyle Cronin (So. M), Cliff Bondi (Jr. F), Travis Jordan (Jr. M), Alex Minsker (Jr. M/F), Alex Griffith (So. D), Conor Engle (Jr. M), Eric Cassidy (So. D), Patrick Mylod (So. M), James Turcott (So. F/M), Brandon Laurin (Fr. F/M), Ben Steinberg (Sr. G), Alex Pavone (Jr. G), Stefan Sloma (Sr. G).
SUNY Canton
Coach: Tim Penrod (1st year).
2012 record: 8-9-1.
Roster: Tyler Savage (Fr. G), Jamie Stevens (Fr. G), Zack Votra (Sr. D), John Forte (Jr. D), Richie Bempong (Sr. D), Abdoulie Jawara (So. D), Anthony Cortese (Fr. D), Elhadji Gueye (Jr. F), Jordan Barrlere (Fr. M/D), Hunter Mowery (Fr. M), Jose Menendez (So. M), Nick Escalante (So. M), Keelon Joseph (Sr. M), Tyler Gallagher (So. F), Yaw Agyei (So. M/F), Abdulai Jagana (Jr. F), Marvin Palmer (Sr. M), Prince Adjei (Fr. F), Devin Gruneisen (Sr. D), Keenan King (Sr. D), Neil Mancktelow (So. D), Evan Drew (Sr. G), Antonio James (Jr. G).
Jefferson CC
Coach: Chris Pacilio (8th year)
2012 record: (3-11-2)
Roster: Cody Carpenter, M, Fr.; Joshau Dickinson, D, Fr.; Tyler John, M/D, Fr.; Christian Johnson, F/M, Fr.; Ian Kearns, F, Fr.; Jacob LaClair, GK, Fr.; Logan Marolf, M/D, Fr.; Scott McKain, M/F, Fr.; Kyle Miller, CF, Fr.; Pearce Parson, F/M, Fr.; Milan Sanchez, F, So.; Kraig Steele, F, Fr.; Antony Vantassel, D, Fr.; Graham Whalen, F. So.
Womens soccer
Outlook: In the four years before Sarah Raymond arrived as head coach Clarkson won a total of 14 games. The Golden Knights have matched that total in the two seasons she has coached the squad. Clarkson only gave up 14 goals last season but struggled on offense, scoring just 16. ... SLU had a tough time in conference play last season, finishing 2-5-1 in the Liberty League. The Saints were 6-1-1 in their nonconference contests and allowed only 15 goals all season. The Saints return leading overall scorer Julia Friesen (7-5), but lost their leading goal-scorer Stephanie Sayward (8-2) to graduation. SLU does return starting goalie Kelsey West. ... SUNY Potsdam struggled on both ends of the field last fall, scoring 13 goals and allowing 59, and the Bears lost their two leading goal-scorers, Ashley Thayer and Heather Johnson, to graduation. ... Like the mens program, SUNY Canton enters this season with a new head coach in Sarah Arsenault, who spent the past three seasons as an assistant coach at Waynesburg University. She takes over a team that went 7-10-1 last year. SUNY Canton had a potent offense, with 36 goals, but allowed 28. ... As for JCC, it is undetermined if there are enough eligible players to field a team for the season.
Coach: Sarah Raymond (2nd year, 14-14-4, 10th ovearll, 103-56-24).
2012 record: 6-7-3 overeall (0-6-2 Liberty League).
Roster: Kim Kenline (Jr. G), Taylor Smith (So. G), Christine Wright (So. D), Tori Sailor (Fr. D), Cailey Nieto (Jr. M/F), Rachel Loecher (Fr. M/D), Haley Hider (So. D), Jessica Budaj (Jr. M/F), Lauren Flynn (Fr. M/F), Taylor Abraham (Jr. M), Ashley DeHond (Jr. D/M), Andrea Riedman (Sr. D), Megan Strijek (So. F), Nikki Carfi (So. M/F), Anna Demasi (So. M), Kanoe Eichholz (Fr. D), Brianna Weber (Fr. M/D), Olivia Chopskie (Fr. M), Shannon Dracup (Fr. M/d), Aubrey Harris (Jr. M/D), Christina Pollard (Fr. M0, Meggie Manzo (Fr. M), Dani Felty (So. M), Meghan Ireland (Fr. D), Gretchen Braeunle (Fr. D), Steph Lynch (So. G), Sierra Spring (Fr. G).
St. Lawrence
Coach: Franco Bari (6th year, 46-30-11).
2012 record: 8-6-2 (2-5-1).
Roster: Andrea Strauss (Sr. G), Kelsey West (So. G), Mimi Coppinger (So. F), Liz Laprade (Sr. F/D), Caroline Crandall (So. M), Elena Dauphinais (Jr. F), Laura Topf (Jr. M/D), Emily DePoy (So. M/D), Julia Friesen (Sr. M), Erika Gobeille (Sr. M/F), Amanda Hamilton (So. F/M), Hannah Calvelli (So. D), Adrianna Morra (So. D), Emma Fleming (So. D), Lindsay Geier (Fr. M), Holly Wark (Jr. M), Nyssa LaClair (Jr. F), Katelyn Daley (So. D/M), Meagan Gadzuk-Shea (Jr. M), Corrine Werner (Sr. M/D), Grace Lennon (So. M), Samantha Rock (So. F), Taylor Goldsborough (Fr. M), Julia Mitiguy (Fr. M), Amy Reunert (Fr. D), Alexandra Weatherbie (Jr. G), Mackenzie Collins (Jr. M/D), Alexa Derksen (Fr. D).
SUNY Potsdam
Coach: Mark Misiak (3rd year, 6-27-3).
2012 record: 2-15-1 (2-5 SUNYAC).
Roster: Lauren Haase (Fr. G), Nina Komosinski (Jr. F), Chloe Hay (So. D), Alli Cleaver (Jr. D), Jess Sterns (So. M), Marissa Skaczkowski (So. D), Hailey Hollenbeck (Fr. F), Mackenzie Cotter (So. M), Alex Guidarelli (Fr. D), Alexis Beach (Fr. F), Summer Bader (So. D), Ally Blazey (So. F), Kate Clauss (Jr. M), Steffanie Premo (Fr. M), Kolbi Lyon (Fr. D), Kristin Webster (Jr. M), Erin McClusky (So. F), Brenna Vukelic (So. F), Amanda Peterson (Fr. D), Bri McClusky (So. M), Hannah Keggins (Fr. D), Michaela Cole (Fr. G), Keely Sammon (Fr. M), Cassandra McNitt (So. M), Kaylen Van Wagner (Fr. F), Kaleigh Zappia (Fr. D), Sara Livecchi (Fr. D).
SUNY Canton
Coach: Sarah Arsenault (1st year).
2012 record: 7-10-1.
Roster: Alexis Sweet (Fr. F), Nikki Holmes (Fr. M), Shanique Stewart (So. D), Alexandra Forsythe (Fr. F), Karley Cree (So. M/F), Katlyn Hart (Sr. M), Rebecca Remington (So. D), Amanda Fleming (So. M/D), Kaitlyn Lauzon (Fr. D), Brittany Rotach (Fr. G), Franchesca Trombley (So. D), Julia Gilbert (Jr. D), Brandie Wagstaff (Fr. M), Jade Sayward (Sr. F), Melissa Campoverde (Sr. M), Tressa Goolden (Jr. D), Savannah Crane (Fr. G), Karyss Terrance (So. M).
Field hockey
Outlook: The Saints had a tough time last season, finishing with just three wins overall and one win in the Liberty League. SLU was hampered after the season ended by losing Courtney Cartier, who scored 12 of the teams 25 goals, to graduation. The leading returning goal-scorers are Grace ONeil and Lizzy Saward, who each scored three.
St. Lawrence
Coach: Fran Grembowicz (15th year, 147-92).
2012 record: 3-13 overall (1-5 Liberty League).
Roster: Jamie Oriol (Fr. F/M), Shawna Thompson (Jr. D), Grace ONeil (Sr. F), Molly Manning (So. F), Anna Hughes (Fr. F/M), Samantha Haab (So. F), Carly Dziekan (Fr. M), Becca Ryan (Fr. D), Kate Higgins (Sr. M), Chapin Dwyer (Jr. D), Caroline Phinney (So. M), Kara Pelosi (So. D), Katie Klein (Fr. F), Lizzy Gendell (Fr. F), Allie Cerpovicz (Fr. D), Maggie Whelley (Fr. D), Ali Ferenczy (Jr. M), Erica French (Fr. F), Lizzy Saward (So. M), Emma Berry (Sr. D), Kim Haab (So. G), Julia Hudson (Fr. G), Nicole Matos (Sr. G).
Outlook: Clarkson won 31 games last season and made it to the NCAA Division III finals before losing to eventual national champion St. Thomas in a quarterfinal match. The Golden Knights return almost all of their key players from last seasons squad. ... The Saints had a long season last fall, going just 3-7 in home matches. SLU does return some of its top players in Lexi Brown, Rebecca Doser and Jenna Street. ... The Bears won 23 games last fall but were just 3-5 in SUNYAC matches. SUNY Potsdam lost its two leaders in kills, Rachel Auerbach and Kayla Howard, to graduation, but returns leading setter Jenna Blujus. ... The Kangaroos were 25-4 last season, including a perfect 12-0 record in home matches. SUNY Canton returns several of its top players including Morgan Bills, Jessica Reynolds and Mackenzie Mynter. ... JCC looks to top one of its best ever seasons after winning the Mid-State Athletic Conference and placing in the top four in regionals. Five players return to the squad, including all-conference selection Ashley Capone. Former Lowville product Haley Riley highlights the four newcomers.
Coach: Johan Dulfer (8th year, 167-95).
2012 record: 31-7 overall (12-2 Liberty League).
Roster: Hannah Jones (Fr.), Lani Durio (Sr.), Lauren Hutchinson (So.), Aishvina Arasu (So.), Victoria Kirkemo (So.), Xiao Liang (Sr.), Sierra Rhoades (Fr.), Kristen Orlandini (Jr.), Erika Chin (Sr.), Adrienne Walker (Jr.), Brooke Butkovsky (Jr.), Danielle Farabee (So.), Katrina Lane (Fr.), Kirstie Shurie (So.).
St. Lawrence
Coach: Shelly Roiger (2nd year, 30-41).
2012 record: 11-24 (3-9).
Roster: Mariah Dignan (So.), Marisa Turner (So.), Cristina Deschaine (So.), Lexi Brown (So.), Jenna Street (Jr.), Catherine Rowell (Fr.), Anna Kassab (Sr.), Katie Prue (Sr.), Rebecca Briggs (Fr.), Amanda Brooks (Fr.), Kristin Heidt (Fr.), Rebecca Doser (So.), Katrina Marczeski (Fr.), Lauren Carey (Fr.).
SUNY Potsdam
Coach: Josh Stokes (1st year).
2012 record: 23-17 (3-5 SUNYAC).
Roster: Gabby Arana (Jr.), Allie Romaniello (So.), Sloane Campbell (Fr.), Whitney Coyle (Fr.), Casey Chase (So.), Sharon Ofori (Jr.), Tia Wright (Jr.), Felica Barr (Fr.), Amara Pascuito (Fr.), Jenna Blujus (Sr.), Sara Anderson (Sr.), Sarah Becker (Fr.), Dakota Pruiss (Sr.), Lauren Manzo (Sr.), Stephanie Vlad (Jr.), Liza Fields (Jr.).
SUNY Canton
Coach: Carol LaMarche (2nd year, 25-4).
2012 record: 25-4.
Roster: Mackenzie Mynter (Jr.), Kelsy Cornish (Fr.), Kiana Archer (So.), Robyn Carroll (So.), Brianna Enge (So.), Jessica Reynolds (Jr.), Rachel Lowther (So.), Courtney Cunningham (Fr.), Julia Bradley (So.), Emily Thomas (Jr.), Morgan Bills (So.), Morgan Wicks (Fr.), Jenna Hibbard (Fr.), Autumn Dutcher (Fr.), Lindsay Bryer (Fr.), Erica Reynolds (Fr.).
Jefferson CC
Coach: Sara Kent (3rd year)
2012 record: 26-11
Roster: Kierstin Burke, Right Side/Opposite, Fr.; Ashley Capone, Middle Blocker, So.; Shelby Contryman, Setter, So.; Stephanie Ennist, Middle Blocker, So.; Keysha DeJesus Ortiz, Defensive Specialist, Fr.; Haley Riley, Outside Hitter, Fr.; Nikki Wormwood, Outside Hitter, Fr.; Haley Zicari Defensive Specialist, So.
Cross country
Outlook: Clarksons mens team will be led by senior Dan Fritz, who finished 41st at the NCAA Atlantic Regionals. Junior Sarah Governale led the womens team with a 15th-place finish at the Liberty League meet. ... Both of SLUs squads have earned preseason national rankings. The Saints women, led by Amy Cymerman and Ariel Beccia, are ranked ninth nationally, and SLUs men, led by Landen Elliott-Knaggs and Trevor Bibb, are ranked 28th. ... SUNY Potsdams womens team finished 36th last year at the Atlantic Regional, and the men placed 44th. ... SUNY Cantons mens team will be led by senior Jonathan Flint, who was a U.S. Collegiate Athletic Association All-American last year. The Kangaroos womens team is led by junior Megan Mydosh, who finished in 19th place at the USCAA championship meet.
Coach: Jim Allott.
Men: Ryan Ash (Sr.), John Bell (So.), Nick Bouton (Fr.), Steven Bruley (Fr.), Ryan Crist (Sr.), Ben Davis (Sr.), Brad Denton (Jr.), Alexander DeWitt (Fr.), Michael Donovan (Jr.), Jacob Dowman (So.), Michael Feeney (So.), Paul Ferrer (Jr.), Daniel Fritz (Sr.), Brad Gosselin (Fr.), Austin Holbrook (Jr.), Andrew Klem (Gr.), Chris LaCoss (Fr.), Nick Marshall (Sr.), Adam Merkwan (Jr.), Ryan Recchie (So.), Colin Rooney (Fr.), Lorenzo Servedio (Fr.), Phillip Spinosa (Sr.), Chase Weaver (Fr.), William Yancey (So.).
Women: Jenevieve Broadwell (Fr.), Robin Collyns (Fr.), Erin Corrigan (Sr.), Aileen Daley (So.), Taryn Dausman (Jr.), Allie Day (Fr.), Katherine Doyle (Fr.), Chelsea Farinacci (So.), Ashley Forshey (So.), Sarah Governale (Jr.), Lindsey McCormick (So.), Meaghan McKenna (So.), Fiona Recchia (Sr.), Dana Schmidt (So.), Emily Sieracki (Jr.), Natalie Worley (Sr.), Catherine Zarnofsky (Sr.).
St. Lawrence
Coaches: John Newman (men), Katie Curran (women).
Men: Tyler Baldino (Jr.), Adam Bankert (So.), Trevor Bibb (Jr.), Brendan Courneene (Sr.), Daniel Driscoll (Jr.), Landen Elliott-Knaggs (Gr.), Jon Eng (Sr.), Bryan Geiger (So.), Jason Hardacre (So.), Wesley Kirui (So.), William Moynihan (So.), Spencer Patterson (So.), Steve Petramale (Sr.), Harrison Sloan (So.), Scott Smolensky (Jr.), Ellis Toll (So.), Aaron Tompkins (Jr.).
Women: Ariel Beccia (Sr.), Machele Clark (Sr.), Amy Cymerman (Sr.), Madeline Funk (So.), Laurel Hurd (So.), Toria Koutras (Sr.), Kelsey Leder (Sr.), Margaret MacDonald (So.), Katie Mannix (Sr.), Ella Martin (So.), Anne Martino (Jr.), Chloe McElligott (So.), Courtney Mullen (So.), Anna Rabideau (Jr.), Kate Sneden (Sr.), Kendra Sultzer (Sr.), Jenny Van Ooyen (So.), Emily von Loesceke (Sr.), Madeline Woods (So.).
SUNY Potsdam
Coach: Peter Cutler.
Men: Brandon Bobik (So.), Jonathan Doane (Jr.), Zach Fanion (So.), Adam Lang (Jr.), Dan Lewis (Sr.), Taylor Maggy (So.), Evan Price (Gr.), Joseph Rafter (Jr.), Ryan Sullivan (Fr.), Brett Wunsch (Jr.).
Women: Sara Behuniak (Sr.), Carissa Cuccia (So.), Rebecca Dukett (Jr.), Devon Dunbar (So.), Mikaela Foster (Sr.), Hannah Groshner (Jr.), Sarah Howe (So.), Lindsay Johnson (Fr.), Kinga Kanczura (Sr.), Sarah LaPorta (Fr.), Margaret McGrath (So.), McKenna Novak (So.), Olivia Rehm (So.), Victoria Vanderhall (Fr.).
SUNY Canton
Coaches: John Kennedy (men), Katie Kennedy (women).
Men: Dylan Barringer (Gr.), Bryant Cotey (Sr.), Shawn Deibel (Fr.), Zachary Doyle (So.), Jon Flint (Sr.), Tom lauzon (Jr.), Dan Loskowitz (Fr.), Andrew Wilson (Fr.), Ricky Yerdon (Jr.), Brandon Young (Fr.).
Women: Anahi Abreu (Fr.), Keara Byrne (So.), Laura DiFrenza (So.), Sarah Durland (Fr.), Devin Gosselin (Fr.), Megan Morrow (So.), Megan Mydosh (Jr.), Jess Nagy (So.), Joelle Percy (Sr.).
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Not only did Facebook for Android get updated, but Twitter also got a very important update as well. Not a whole lot of new features were added, but there were some noticeable ones that people will definitely take a liking to. One thing that they did that people will definitely appreciate is the speed increase. In today's society, people want things fast and they want things now. With slow loading times, people get tired and stop using that particular application. With the speed increase, more people will be happy and spend more time tweeting on their phone.Arguably the biggest addition is the pull-to-refresh, which the unlocked iPhone4 client has actually had for a while. This is an option bar that is revealed by swiping on a tweet. There are also some new, fresh quoting options for retweets. Along with that, all avatar photos are now high resolution, so you can see them as clearly on your phone as you can at home on your computer. The testers that have tried it out all have had great results and came away extremely happy with the updates. The testers were most happy with the increased loading speed that was mentioned above. Unlike older versions of twitter, the avatars will not load right away with the page; they will be a bit slower, but that is to be expected since they are going to be a higher resolution. They will definitely be worth the wait; you can trust me on that. The upgraded, as expected, will be free, so there is really no reason not to upgrade. You will definitely be happy with the upgrade with these featured, even though there was not a whole lot of new ones added. Increased loading time means more productivity!PureMobile carries a wide range of unlocked cell phones and Android phones such as Motorola Milestone Droid, HTC Desire, Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 etc...
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Two years ago, Samsung's Omnia was the first DivX certified handset in America. They really found a niche for being the first to come out with new technology. They continued that tradition this month by having their Galaxy S be the first smartphone to be Wi-Fi Direct certified. This is another huge stepping stone for Samsung, and the sells on these should go through the roof. Samsung is really building a reputation for giving its smartphones the latest and greatest in terms of compatibility.If you look in the Wi-Fi Alliance's Wi-Fi Direct certification docket, you will now find the Galaxy S Unlocked cell phone, also known as the Samsung Vibrant in there. Many people already predicted that several of Wi-Fi chipsets and modules were going to be green-lit; this is the first actual device to join forces. Any modern day WiFi device is capable of become Direct certified with relative ease though. It is definitely now a hard switch; No additional hardware is needed, so any WiFi device can be Direct Certified like mentioned above. Because of that factor, you could definitely see a lot more smart phones getting Wi-Fi direct in the near future; the Samsung Galaxy S is basically just ahead of the game if you think of it in that aspect – the leader of the pack.We will continually be on the look out to see if more smartphones follow Samsung Galaxy X's lead by becoming Wifi Direct Certified in the coming days or months. You can definitely expect that a lot will, and we will keep you updated on which ones decide to do that. It is just only a matter of time before they do, as it will only boost their reputation and value.PureMobile carries a wide range of unlocked cell phones and Android phones such as Samsung i897 Captivate Unlocked, Sony Ericsson Xperia X10, LG Eve, etc...
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Motorola, Inc., a US telecommunication company based in Illinois, USA, manufactures numerous electronics products including Motorola cell phones, Internet hardware and network infrastructure, among other items. Motorola is one of the first electronics manufacturers that released the infamous "Flip Phone." This was one of the first Motorola unlocked cell phones that brought the much-loved "Star Trek" series to life. However, according to recent filings of sales and profit statements, Motorola has slipped from its dominant spot, although the company is finally starting to recover.
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Reporting a six percent sales increase in its third quarter, Motorola states that this increase has resulted in a net profit for the first time in over three years running. What helped this sales and profit increase is the over 3.8 million devices the company so far in 2010. Sanjay Sha, Motorola Mobility's CEO, stated that the mobile division showed an upward trend in its momentum over the year, which has led to the profitability.
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In the Unlocked cell phone world, there has been news that the FCC has approved the Dell Venue. This has caused confusion among many people who are anxious to buy a new phone. What exactly will people have to look forward to when the Dell Venue is released? The last thing they want is a rehash of another phone, something that many manufacturers have been getting away with. True, new cell phone users might not mind a phone that is a carbon copy of something else, but experienced buyers want phones that are unique.
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Google's popular Google Maps service is under fire. While many appreciate the service because they can view actual images of areas they are traveling to, the Street View cars are said to have come across very sensitive personal data that if used, could leave the population at risk. These Google Maps applications are available for use on all Google Android phones. While some believe this security breach should be charged with hefty fines for unlawful acts, the Federal Trade Commission feels differently. After Google admitted they did accidentally steal passwords, emails and personal information of Google Android unlocked cell phones users, the FTC chose to drop the matter and not to issue any exorbitant fines.
The stolen data Google came across has been investigated by the FTC. Earlier in the week, Google did confirm that their Street View cars used to capture images for their popular Google Maps service did come across passwords and sensitive information. This public breach of security was completely unintentional and after a serious investigation, the FTC did not find reason to fine Google for this unintentional and unlawful act. Google has made promises to the FTC that all data that was inadvertently stolen will be destroyed and will not be used in any way. Because Google has made written assurances, they will not use the sensitive data now or in the future; the FTC has closed the investigation.
With the commitments made to the FTC, Google is said to have dodged a bullet that could have significantly affected their earnings for 2010. While the Street View car debacle was completely by accident, some consumers are still concerned their information may be at risk. With the inquiry being closed, consumers can rest assured that all sensitive data obtained will be safe and they have nothing to worry about.
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By CLAUDETTE LANGLEYSun Advocate reporter
The future of one of Carbon County's popular sports venues is a little hazy right now as the owner is seeking a buyer for his property.
Harvey Howard approached the Carbon commissioners last Wednesday and proposed selling the Desert Thunder Raceway to the county.
Howard told Commissioners Mike Milovich and Bill Krompel that his work and personal schedules are getting in the way of the time he can dedicate to the race track.
Commissioner Steven Burge was not in attenadance at the Nov. 7 meeting.
"Time constraints are making it hard for me to promote the raceway the way it should be promoted," said Howard in a phone interview Friday. "This has all come up in the past five or six months because I have so many hobbies and I realized something had to go. It was a hard decision."
Howard stressed to the commissioners last Wednesday how important it is to keep the raceway operating.
"As a key recreational and cultural aspect, the raceway is very valuable to the county," said Howard. "It's a big positive. We've had people out there from as far away as Canada."
Milovich and Krompel seemed a bit dismayed at the possible loss of Desert Thunder, but stressed that purchase by the county did not seem feasible at this point. They both lauded Howard's work in making the spot so successful.
"When the county had it (the raceway), it wasn't doing very well," said Krompel."Since you bought it you have really turned it around. And right now the county is strapped in both resources and people."
Krompel added that, for the sporting venue to be a success, the owner needs to have expertise and passion.
Watching Howard hug the curves and kick up dust Saturday as he sped around the 3/8 mile dirt track in his number 72 modified, it was pretty apparent that he has the passion and undoubtedly the expertise to which the commissioner eluded. What he says he does not have is the time.
"I race cars, I have three kids and a full time job," he said. "I need about two or three incomes just to keep going and this just hasn't become a part of my income."
Desert Thunder's history has been pretty rocky, especially the first few years. It was built in the 1980s, but was shut down after a few years and sat silent for six years until 1991 when the Central Utah Stock Car Racing Association (CUSCA) breathed new life into it.
According to information from CUSCA, Howard was president of the association at the time.
Six years later the track was purchased by Chuck Buchanan and a round of improvements were accomplished to concessions and spectator parking. Four years after the 1997 Buchanan purchase Howard became the owner.
Saturday, the raceway was humming with the deafening roars of engines as the drivers tore up the track stirring up teeth-gritting amounts of dust during a day of practice runs.
"Crazy" Kenny Parish's crew and compadres had plenty of comments about the possible loss the raceway.
" I do not want to see this go away," said Brett Alderson, who pointed out he has been there from the beginning. "I helped him (Howard) start this track in 1991.
Parish agreed that the prospect of the raceway changing hands was unsettling.
"It's scary," said Parish. "Somebody might come in here and run it like a business. Harvey runs it like a hobby."
And the hobby is apparently popular with thousands of area residents and visitors from around the nation, according to Howard.
"I have done studies and found that the other recreational venues in the county pull in about 1 percent of the population, during our season we have almost 5 percent who come to the races."
While Howard is resigned to letting his baby go, he said he is trying to keep the raceway alive if it's at all possible.
"I could turn it over to a realtor and have them sell it as property," he said. "But I'm not sure that will happen."
Howard indicated that he is exploring the idea of leasing the raceway to a group that would keep it running. He also told the board that if the county were to buy the racetrack he would continue to help out.
"What I know I am going to get when word gets out about my intentions is 'don't let it go away,'" said Howard at Wednesday's meeting. "So I would be willing to be an advisor in some capacity."
A final answer on the possible county purchase was not given at the meeting. Instead, the commissioners recommended that Howard come back with a formal proposal letter for the county's review.


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Jean Tirole's Nobel was for his transformative work on industrial organisation. In this Vox Talk Philippe Aghion talks about Tirole's contribution. The interview was recorded in November 2014.
Macroecomics has changed in a number of ways since the global crisis. For example, there is now more emphasis on modeling the financial sector, self-fulfilling panics, herd behaviour and the new role of demand. This Vox Talk discusses these changes as well as those areas in macroeconomics that are currently perhaps not researched enough. Wouter den Haan explains the inadequacy of the conventional 'rational expectations' approach, quantitative easing, endogenous risk and deleveraging and refers to current CEPR research that reflects the changes. He concludes by reminding us that the 'baby boomers' issue could be the basis of the next crisis.
Global hyperconnectivity and increased system integration have led to vast benefits in terms of income, education, innovation and technology. Yet globalisation has also created serious concerns about how local events can so easily cascade over national borders to become crises that affect everyone. This Vox Talk discusses the widening gap between systemic risks and their effective management. Goldin argues that the new dynamics and complexities of globalisation are endemic and will potentially destabilise our societies unless they are addressed immediately and more effectively.
Many low-income countries and development organisations are calling for greater liberalisation of labour immigration policies in high-income countries. At the same time, human rights organisations and migrant rights' advocates demand more equal rights for migrant workers. This Vox Talk discusses the tensions between human rights and citizenship rights and argues that you cannot always have both.
Contrary to widely held beliefs, the world has not yet begun to 'delever' and the global debt-to-GDP is still growing. Growth and inflation are also dangerously low. This Vox Talk discusses the findings and policy recommendations of the 16th Geneva Report. It argues that much more can and should be done to improve resilience to debt shocks and discourage excessive debt accumulation.


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lish1936 wrote:I hope you're not located near any of the floods in Australia.
Thanks for asking. No, we're fine down here. It's up north they're taking a battering. Huge disaster to property, livestock and crops. The people who have been hit by this need our prayers and support. Many have lost everything, and for some farmers, it is the cruelest blow after years of drought, to lose bumper crops.
The Australian irony of living in this "sunburnt country" is that we can so quickly move from long term devastating drought to widespread devastating flood. Yet, those floods will ultimately bring the renewal needed to our river system after years of drought. It's just the extreme swings that always take our breath away.
Love, Deb


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i ship out 10/28 to benning but then it says basic doesnt start until 11/8..does that make sense? im only a few hours from georgia.
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A Sugary Sweet Baby Shower For the Sugar Family
For the centerpiece of the soiree, I provided the expectant parents a diaper cake chock full of delicious delights. Since we don't want to leave the sibling out of the celebration, I made a miniature version for her. To keep the guests from attacking the decor, we provided Kara's Cupcakes and sparkling apple cider.
To see what the diaper cake is made of,
Using Pampers Swaddlers, I formed the base of the cake. Around each layer, I tied a piece of twine and covered it with a pink gingham ribbon. Atop of that, I used a hot glue gun to apply Bubble Gum tape. To add a bit of color, I glued on Necco wafers to each layer. Since most everyone loves a Dum Dum, I placed one in every other diaper. For the cake topper, I took a bottle, filled it with Skittles and tied a bow on top. To keep it all stacked together, I created columns with bamboo skewers and then wrapped it up with pink tulle and a puffed out ribbon.
For the smaller sibling cake, I made one layer with the same diapers and tied a ribbon around it. Instead of hyping wee Katie up on candy, I used four fake flowers for the centerpiece and limited her faux pastry with one Dum Dum and a candy necklace. More than anything, it was a treat for us to watch her open her own gift.
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Hate running? You can still use the treadmill for a killer strength and cardio workout.
Sculpt your legs from the hip down with one (or all three!) variations on this lower body move.
The Big Bang Theory actress talks about how she got in shape (sorry, couldn't help it!) for her October cover.
Get ready to #sweatwithkayla: The creator of the Bikini Body Guide designed an exclusive 7-minute circuit workout for us.
Our September cover girl dishes on her new music, becoming a mom, and losing 60 pounds.
Hint: it involves rice.
Press play to start working your thighs from every angle.
The Swedish actress shares how she prepped to star alongside Tom Cruise in the action-packed film hitting theaters this week.
See how the badass skiing professional passes the time après winter ski competitions.
Get all the kernels, keep all your fingers.
Get lean, tight, and totally bikini-ready with a full-body workout video from the creator of the crazy-effective Insanity program.
Now, this is one summer cooking hack you need to know.
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|First 2007 Hurricane Season Predictions Say Active Year
|Written by Christie James
|Wednesday, 04 April 2007 01:49
The advent of spring means that hurricane season is just around the corner. William Gray of Colorado State University has predicted a very active hurricane season in the Atlantic Ocean.He said to expect at least nine hurricanes with a good chance that one will hit the coast. Overall, Gray predicts 17 named storms this year with five of them major hurricanes. While the prediction of a 74 percent chance of a major storm making landfall this year is above the 52 percent century average, it is virtually identical to the one he issued last year. Last year Gray's predictions were very similar to those offered by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, or NOAA, and the National Hurricane Center. The latter two organizations will publish their predictions for the 2007 season in late May. Keeping an eye on hurricane's remains important in the High Country as often they have a tendency to travel up from the Gulf Coast bringing rain and flooding to the area.
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SSA: @ Tri-City ValleyVats 7, Brooklyn Cyclones 4
SS Danny Muno just keeps hitting: 2-for-4 with a double and a walk. The Mets eight-round pick out of Fresno State, the 22-year old Muno is sitting at .332/.434/.492, tops in the NYP in on-base percentage and third in slugging.
Danville Braves 7, @ Kingsport Mets 5
LHP Juan Urbina, coming off one of his best outings of 2011 cruised through three innings, allowing just a single over the minimum before it fell apart on him in a six-run fourth inning. His final line: 4 IP, 6 H, 6 ER, 1 BB, 4 K, 2 HR.
@ GCL Mets 4, GCL Cardinals 2
SS Philip Evans, the Mets 15th round pick, who received the third-highest signing bonus in the Mets draft class, made his professional debut going 1-for-3 with a walk, a strikeout and two runs scored from the #3 spot in the batting order.
Hitting in front of Evans, CF Brandon Nimmo was 0-4 with three strikeouts. As people pointed out to me on both twitter and email, he's now whiffed in seven of his last eight at bats. My response: chill. He's played four games as a professional at age 18 without having played high school baseball.
Bob Gsellman, the Mets' 13th rounder out of Santa Monica, made his first professional start, tossing three innings of one-run ball with no walks, two hits and a strikeout.


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If you are just waking up this Friday morning and reading
this then no you did not have a dream as the New York Rangers are going to play
in the Stanley Cup Finals. A solid team effort led to a 1-0 victory over the
Montreal Canadiens in game 6 eliminating the Canadiens and sending the Rangers
and their fans into a happy joyous celebration not seen in Madison Square
Garden in 20 years.
What a game and if anything the way the Rangers played in
the 3rd period was as close to a picture perfect effort as you could
ask of a team. They didn't sit back and go into a defensive shell that seems to
be the trademark of way too many NHL teams but instead they took the play to
the Canadiens.
The Rangers time after time forced the Canadiens to try to
move 200 feet up the ice only to find their offensive flow disrupted and the
Rangers pushing them back into their defensive zone. When the Rangers pushed
them back then they attacked and pressured the Montreal defense not giving them
any chance to breathe let alone get off the ice for changes.
No like a well-oiled machine there were the Rangers going up
ice and keeping their shifts short. Alain Vigneault's plan of rolling 4 lines
was paying dividends not in goals but in territorial advantage as the bottled
up Canadiens blueliners just couldn't get off the ice for changes.
If game 5 was a horror show then call game 6 a masterpiece
as in crunch time the Rangers could do no wrong on this night. The Ranger
skaters made Henrik Lindquist's life almost too easy as it took the Canadiens
10 minutes to register their first shot of the game.
Holding the Canadiens to just 5 shots in the first, 8 shots
in the second and the once again just 5 shots in the 3rd period. Of
those 18 shots Henrik Lundqvist was seriously tested at most 6 times during the
game. The Ranger's team defense simply confused and frustrated the Canadiens as
they had trouble being able to mount any kind of sustained attack on the
And you want to pick stars from this game? For me I start
with Mats Zuccarello as he was a force all night long at both ends of the ice.
The player who refused to let the NHL tell him that he was too short to play in
it has been one of the Ranger's best players all season long but in game 6
there he was tied for the team lead in shots with 5, recording 2 hits as well
as 2 blocked shots and 2 takeaways.
Then there was his linemate Derek Brassard who also had 5
shots on net and a monster in front of the Canadiens goal as he wreaked havoc
all game long. It is ironic but while John Tortorella never gave using the 4th line much thought; here was Alain Vigneault doing the opposite sending them out
shift after shift. The coach was rewarded when Dom Moore found himself wide
open in front of the Canadien's net firing the only shot that Canadien's goalie
Dustin Tokarski could not stop.
Dom Moore the 4th liner who the Rangers would
have been totally lost without registering the game's only goal and maybe it
was poetic justice that it was his goal. Dom Moore is a better man than I am as
I don't know if I could pick up the pieces of my life if I lost my wife the way
Moore did to cancer.
And Marty St. Louis who many in the hockey media was
painting as immature and selfish for wanting a trade out of Tampa Bay proving
to the world that selfish is not who he is. St. Louis who has turned into a de
facto captain for the Rangers has been that "go to" guy that the Rangers have
St. Louis was the guy who wanted the puck in the biggest
situations was making clutch play after clutch play since the Pittsburgh
series. Thank you Ryan Callahan and Stevie Yzerman for creating the circumstances
that led to St. Louis becoming a Ranger.
And maybe the biggest hero of them all just might be the guy
behind the bench Alain Vigneault who overcame the team's horror story of a
start and turned this team into one that is 4 victories away from the greatest
prize in hockey.
Vigneault showed us all the different sides he has from
cheerleader to teacher to defender of all things Ranger during this playoff
series. What a shame that his performance can't count now towards coach of the
This will be my 4th trip to a Stanley Cup Final
as a Ranger fan and the difference this time from the other 3 times is I am not
waiting for the typical heartbreaking moment (yes even 1994 I had trouble
believing they could win it). Alain Vigneault the coach has me thinking that
yes this team can win it all.
And who am I to argue with the coach?


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Every year, the American Heart Association holds National Wear Red Day, started in 2003, as part of American Heart Month to raise awareness of the fact that heart disease is the #1 killer of women.
According to the site, the national day has helped create monumental positive changes in the fight against heart disease, including:
- 21% fewer women dying from heart disease
- 23% more women aware that it's their No. 1 health threat
- Publishing of gender-specific results, established differences in symptoms and responses to medications and women-specific guidelines for prevention and treatment
- Legislation to help end gender disparities
Although Fit in Clouds is not officially affiliated with the American Heart Association or National Wear Red Day, we support the cause and encourage you to research and participate as well.
Want to get involved? Read up on the red movement, create a fundraising page, and shop for red apparel.
P.S. We're hosting a National Wear Red Day giveaway on February 1st- be sure to check out the Fit in Clouds Facebook page!


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It was dress deja vu at the American Music Awards, with several stars stepping out in looks previously worn on the red carpet.
P!nk wore a bronze Catherine Deane gown to the awards show. We love the laser cut details on the top and how it shows off her toned arms. But it's not the first time we've seen the look. Kim Kardashian wore the dress in cornflower blue in Florida last month. Both look great, but we give the nod to Kim; the color just pops more. We die for P!nk's Loree Rodkin drop earrings though.
Nicki Minaj usually wears one-of-a-kind dresses, so it was shocking to see her in a dress Julie Bowen memorably wore to the Primetime Emmys back in September. The neon Monique Lhuillier gown was called out when the "Modern Family" actress wore it, and she was a winner Emmy night so her photos were everywhere. Add to the fact that Paula Patton wore a yellow version at the Golden Globes, Nicki's stylist should be fined.
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Life slows down when you're on Fort Myers Beach. The island lifestyle washes over you and the only thing that matters is relaxing and spending time with friends and family. It truly is a beach paradise.
If you are a newcomer to Fort Myers Beach or would like to know what the best activities on Fort Myers Beach are, we have created a list of our top 5 things to do while visiting the area. Beaches, boating, sunsets, seafood, and fishing—how do you want to spend your vacation? Hopefully this list will help you plan your vacation so that you'll take advantage of everything Southwest Florida has to offer.
Top 5 Things To Do On Fort Myers Beach
#5 Shelling
Fort Myers Beach is a shelling heaven! Thanks to the island's geography and the gentle Gulf waves, seashells of all shapes and sizes are washed up on the beaches. They arrive daily, mostly fully intact and ready for you to take home as souvenirs. Some shells you might come across include; fighting conchs, horse conchs, corkscrew-shaped augers, calico scallops, starfish, banded tulips, sand dollars and many many more. Here is a great story from Pam of iLoveShelling.com about her shelling experience on the beach behind GullWing Beach Resort and Pointe Estero Beach Resort. All you have to do is grab a shell bag, hit the beach and keep your eyes on the sand!
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Myrtle spurge must die, the Carbon County Commission has decided.
The toxic plant has been put on the county's hit list as a noxious weed. Commissioners on Wednesday followed the Weed Board's recommendation to put the weed control crew to work exterminating the plant.
As reported earlier in the Sun Advocate, the myrtle spurge can be deadly if eaten and its sap can cause sores on contact and severe eye damage and blindness.
The weeds have shown up in a wash near Kenilworth and has also been found as a decorative plant in rock gardens around the county.


text: Gasoline prices hover near $2.50 per gallon at pumps in the Castle Valley region. On Friday, a Carbon County resident reported that he paid $2.08 per gallon at a pump in Provo last week. He was concerned about the 40 cent per gallon discrepancy in gas prices in a geographical distance of only 60 miles. Upon investigation, the Sun Advocate discovered that, while diesel fuel prices are relatively similar, Carbon County drivers are paying up to 40 cents more per gallon for unleaded gasoline than motorists are being charged at the pumps along the Wasatch Front.


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A presentation on the city of Venice, Italy, is scheduled for the annual Columbus Day dinner sponsored by Helper's Italian-American lodge, Stella D'America.
The event will take place Oct. 9, at the Helper Civic Auditorium beginning at 1:30 p.m.
The presentation will be made by Ona Siporin of Utah State University. Siporin is the 2005 recipient of the Albert J. Colton Research Award from the Utah Humanities Council.
She will speak and read about her work in progress, "The Boat Knows the Way Back", a biography-memoir of the Venetian artist and architect, Pino Zennaro.
Siporin will present an inside look at the lives of post World War II Veterans, through the eyes of Zennaro, whose family has lived in the city for over 1,000 years. Augmented by historical context, the Siporin presentation offers an intimate view of the culture behind the famous public face of the city.
This Columbus Day dinner has been an annual affair of the Helper lodge for more than 90 years, noting the famous Italian explorer, Christopher Columbus, as well as the anniversary date of the Columbian Federation of Italian-American Societies.
Lodge officers extend a cordial welcome for guests to attend the dinner, asking that reservations be made by calling 472-5297.


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Vanishing Point (1971)
Action/Adventure, Drama
Richard Sarafian directed this minimalist chase film, starring Barry Newman as ex-marine, ex-race car driver and cop named Kowalski. He drives into Denver to deliver a car and pick up another vehicle to drive to San Francisco. To make the fifteen-hour drive to San Francisco bearable he pops a load of pep pills and drives off. Almost immediately, he is told to pull over by the police, but Kowalski refuses to stop. Ignoring the cops, a police chase ensues. Egging Kowalski on is a blind black disc jockey, Super Soul (Cleavon Little), who announces his comings and goings on his local radio show, praising Kowalski to the skies as the last American to whom speed means freedom of the soul. Super Soul's hype makes Kowalski a media sensation and Kowalski fans mount up -- as do the police cars chasing him -- as he races against time to deliver both the car and himself to his San Francisco destination.~ Paul Brenner, All Movie Guide
Cast: Cleavon Little, Dean Jagger, Barry Newman, Paul Koslo, Victoria Medlin
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Directed by: Richard C. Sarafian
Written by: Guillermo Cabrera Infante, Malcolm Hart
Running time: 1hr 39min
Opens: Jan 01, 1971
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