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Monday, April 23, 2012
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – After taking three of four conference games over the weekend, Lipscomb softball gets a week off from the Atlantic Sun grind. The Lady Bisons host UAB for a make-up doubleheader, Tuesday, beginning at 5 p.m. Lipscomb will travel to Western Kentucky Wednesday for a doubleheader against the Lady Toppers, also scheduled for a 5 p.m. first pitch.
Lipscomb owns an impressive 22-8 non-conference mark this year. Junior Kelsey Cartwright is a primary reason for this, hitting .396 with 10 home runs. Senior Whitney Kiihnl is hitting .370 against non-conference opponents to go with her 18-4 record, 138 strike outs and 1.67 ERA.
Kiihnl picked up her 20th victory over the weekend. The Batesville, Miss. native has three consecutive 20-win seasons and remains the only Lady Bisons pitcher in the Division I era to win 20 games in one year.
Last Time Against This Week's Opponents
Lipscomb last faced UAB in 2010 and took three of four meetings from the Blazers. On April 20, the Lady Bisons split a doubleheader at Draper Diamond, winning the opening pitcher's duel 1-0 and losing the 7-5 slugfest in game two. At the NCAA Regional in Tuscaloosa, the Lady Bisons defeated UAB twice (4-1 and 7-6) to advance to the Region final against top-ranked Alabama. The Lady Bisons swept a March home doubleheader last season, winning an extra-inning affair 3-2 in game one and earning a sloppy 9-5 rain-delayed game two. Kiihnl went the distance in the first game, striking out 12 for the win. Mollie Mitchell's grand slam in game two provided much of the Lipscomb offense.
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Lipscomb Takes Three of Four in Georgia
Needing wins to keep pace in the Atlantic Sun, Lipscomb took three of four from Kennesaw State and Mercer over the weekend. The Lady Bisons split with the Owls, with Kiihnl winning a 1-0 pitcher's duel in the first game. The Kennesaw State bats came alive in the Owls 7-1 game two victory. Cartwright had a massive day against Mercer, homering in both games. Her game-one grand slam accounted for half the offense in an 8-2 win, while her two-run blast in the second game provided late insurance runs for the Lady Bisons.
Milestone Watch
Head coach Kristin Ryman is at 213 victories, leaving her nine away from Andy Lane's school record 222 victories. Cartwright needs one more home run for 14, which would tie her with assistant coach Heather Collins and Abby Keese for second-most in a single season in Lipscomb history. Kiihnl needs two strike outs for 1,100 and four to hit the 200 mark in a single season for the fourth time in her career. Senior Mollie Mitchell needs to score three runs to pass Keese for third all-time in Lipscomb history.
Lipscomb Softball Online
Check back on Lipscombsports.com for more information on the Lady Bisons softball team, and be sure to like us on Facebook (Lipscomb Softball) and follow us on Twitter (@LU_Softball). For home games there will be a live chat, along with video and live stats. Select road events will have these options as well.
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Safety and Efficacy of Telbivudine on Liver Cirrhosis in Patients With Chronic Hepatitis B (CHB)
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Antiviral treatment on Chronic Hepatitis B (CHB) patients with liver cirrhosis is compulsory and effective. Telbivudine, which is superior to lamivudine in the treatment of CHB,is considered to be appropriate for the antiviral treatment on CHB patients with liver cirrhosis.
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Endpoint Classification: Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
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Primary Purpose: Treatment
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|Clinical Study of Telbivudine on Liver Cirrhosis in Patients With Chronic Hepatitis B
- Serum HBV DNA [ Time Frame: 48 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]serum HBV DNA negativity and decline from baseline at week 48
- Serum HBeAg [ Time Frame: 48 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]rate of HBeAg seroconversion and HBeAg loss
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Other Name: Sebivo
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Antiviral therapy on CHB patients with liver cirrhosis is compulsory and effective. Diseases development can be prevented or delayed if the virus is depressed successfully. Lamivudine is often used and usually has good efficacy. However, lamivudine resistance and virus mutation happens a lot. Telbivudine, which is superior to lamivudine in the treatment of CHB,is considered to be appropriate for the antiviral treatment on CHB patients with liver cirrhosis.
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- without history of antiviral therapy or discontinued antiviral therapy for more than 6 months
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liver cirrhosis
chronic hepatitis B
antiviral therapy
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Hepatitis A
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Hepatitis B, Chronic
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Bell's beer event roundup: Hopsoulution, This one goes to 11 screenings, Winter White and more
Below is a look at our events this week in Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Virginia, Kentucky, Arizona, Minnesota, Ohio and Georgia.
Nov. 5
Hail to Kale Dinner: JK O'Donnell's in Fort Wayne at 6:30 p.m. Take a look at the menu here.
Nov. 6
Hopsoulution Tapping: Beer Geeks in Highland at 5 p.m.
Nov. 8
Jazz Beer Event: Club Soda in Fort Wayne at 5:30 p.m. – Our Jazz Series beers, Black Note and a live jazz band
Nov. 9
CASA 10th Annual Holiday Festival: Biomet Hangar in Warsaw from 6-10 p.m. – various Bell's beers and food to benefit disadvantaged children in the community
Nov. 5
Bell's Beer Dinner: Old Town Social in Chicago at 7 p.m. Five courses – take a look at the menu.
Nov. 6
This one goes to 11 Tapping: Rocking Horse in Chicago
This one goes to 11 Tapping: Delilah's in Chicago at 7 p.m. – We'll also be showing "This is Spinal Tap."
Nov. 9-10
Beer Hoptacular: Riverfront Theater in Chicago (1-4:30 p.m. & 6-9:30 p.m.)
Nov. 7
Bell's Beer Dinner: Terry B's in Dexter – six course meal featuring Christmas Ale, Smoked Vienna Lager and more. Find the menu here.
Nov. 8
Music Series Night: Conor O'Neill's in Ann Arbor at 6:30 p.m. - beers from our Jazz Series, This one goes to 11, Best Brown, Two Hearted and Midwestern Pale Ale
Nov. 9
Winter White Release Party/Tap Takeover: Paint Creek Tavern in Rochester - wear your whitest whites to help us create a Winter White Out. Winter White Ale, Two-Hearted, Special Double Cream Stout and a few other special beers will be on tap.
Nov. 7
Bell's Beer Dinner: Tuscarora Mill in Leesburg at 7 p.m. featuring Winter White Ale, Hell Hath No Fury, a flight of stouts and more. Full menu here.
Nov. 7
Bell's Night: Country Boy Brewing in Lexington at 4 p.m. – eight beers on draft including The Oracle and Hopsoulution
Nov. 7
Bell's Night: Papago Brewing Co. in Tempe at 6 p.m. - Hell Hath No Fury Ale, This one goes to 11, Two Hearted, Porter, Oberon, Amber Ale, Best Brown Ale and Double Cream Stout
Nov. 8
12 Bell's Night: 1702 Pizza in Tucson from 6-8 p.m. – Porter, Winter White, Double Cream Stout, Kalamazoo Stout, Oberon, Amber, Two Hearted, Java Stout, Christmas Ale, Expedition Stout and Sparkling Ale
Nov. 9
Mini-Tap Takeover: Whole Foods in Scottsdale from 4:30-6:30 p.m. - Rye Stout (tapped at 5:30 p.m.), Two Hearted and Porter
Nov. 8
Darkened Glass Night: Boulder Tap House in St. Cloud at 5 p.m. - Black Note, Bourbon Barrel-Aged Batch 9,000, Expedition Stout, Java Stout, Special Double Cream Stout, 2011 Cherry Stout, Oatmeal Stout, Rye Stout, Hell Hath No Fury and Kalamazoo Stout
Nov. 9
This one goes to 11 Tapping: Sweeney's in St. Paul at 6 p.m.
Nov. 9
Movie Night: The Moerlein Lager House in Cincinnati from 6-9 p.m. - This one goes to 11, Hopsoulution and a firkin of Best Brown, plus a screening of "This is Spinal Tap." Appetizer plate and one beer are included with admission. Seating is limited. Please call 513-421-2337 for reservations.
Nov. 10-11
The Grand Fermentables - Beer & Cheese: Sweet Grass Dairy in Thomasville – two beer dinners, a meet and greet and a tap takeover. Go here for more information.
Looking ahead
Join us for dinner, a Bourbon Barrel-Aged Cherry Stout tapping, a night of Imperials and more. Take a look at our full calendar here.
Winners of Bell's 3rd Annual Homebrew Competition announced
One hundred and twenty six entries were submitted for the 3rd Annual Bell's Homebrew Competition and Nick Rodammer, pictured at right, took first prize with his Belgian black IPA.
All of the winners were announced during All Stouts Day on Nov. 4 at the Eccentric Café.
Rodammer will get to brew his recipe with Specialty Brewer Zeke Bogan at our original brewery in downtown Kalamazoo to then go on tap at the Café.
This is the same brewery where many of our smaller batches are brewed including The Wild One, the Jazz Series, Roundhouse IRA, Kal-Haven Ale, Harvest Ale, a number of specialty stouts and more.
Overall, judges were very impressed with the caliber of entries this year, noting lots of experimentation and a lot of hops.
There was also a good presence of beers made with wild yeast and bacteria, said David Curtis, Bell's General Store Manager and coordinator for the competition.
Last year's winner, A Bit of Heat, from Geoff Groff was brewed with paradise seeds, rose hips and habaneros.
Look for details for the 4th Annual Bell's Homebrew Competition to come in 2013.
Cheers and congratulations to all!
1st place: Nick Rodammer, Belgian black IPA
2nd place: Jay VonBuskirk, hoppy beer brewed with mango
3rd place: Adam and Britani Wisniewski, brown ale brewed with smoked malt
Sam Mirto, coffee porter
Jerry Pardeik, citrusy IPA
Richard Dueweke, weissbier
Matt Holley, black IPA
Brad Wyant, coconut cream stout
Chris Carr, a beer fermented with lactobacillus and aged on oak and brettanomyces
Alex Mantakounis, chocolate peanut butter cup porter
Scott Fitzsimmons, citrusy pale ale
Sam Bailey and Kyle Smith, tropical IPA
17 stouts, special menu on tap for All Stouts Day 2012
KALAMAZOO – On Sunday (Nov. 4), our taps will go dark once again for the 4th Annual All Stouts Day at the Eccentric Café.
Seventeen different stouts will be on tap, a variety of special menu items will be available and at 3 p.m., we will announce the winner of our 3rd Annual Homebrew Competition.
Also, just in case the list below feels a little overwhelming, samplers are an option as well (six 5-ounce beers of your choice).
- Kalamazoo Stout
- Special Double Cream Stout
- Java Stout
- Expedition Stout
- Oatmeal Stout
- Rye Stout
- Milk Stout
- Trumpeter's Stout
- Harry Magill's Spiced Stout
- Smoked Stout
- Dagger Stout
- Sweet Potato Stout
- Black Note
- Bourbon Barrel-Aged Cherry Stout
- Bourbon Barrel-Aged Batch 9,000
- Bourbon Barrel-Aged Kalamazoo Stout on nitrogen
- Bourbon Barrel-Aged Kalamazoo Stout firkin
- All stout stew (made with every one of our stouts)
- Seafood stew
- Shrimp cocktail
- Vegetarian meatloaf with mashed potatoes and Trumpeter's Stout gravy
- Pot roast with mashed potatoes
- Brisket sliders with a Cherry Stout reduction
- Special Double Cream Stout beer marinated tempeh burger (vegetarian)
- Beer cheese soup made with Milk Stout (vegetarian)
- Jambalaya
- Appetizers from our regular menu


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MASSENA - Fred Genaway, 93, of Burlington, N.C., and Olin Peets, 91, of Massena are the two oldest living members of the Massena Volunteer Fire Department, joining shortly after high school in 1941.
We both became real buddies in our senior year of high school and were active members in our senior plays. Olin and I were members of the Racing Team, participating all over the north country at the firemens conventions, Mr. Genaway recalled.
We both played softball on two firemens teams, both in the Fast Pitch County League and the Old-Timers League held at the Knights of Columbus Field, he said.
Mr. Peets served in the U.S. Army during World War II in the European Theater, and Mr. Genaway served in the U.S. Navy in the Pacific Theater. They were both married shortly after their discharge, Mr. Peets to Peggy War and Mr. Genaway to Carrie Mize, a popular singer from Burlington, N.C.
A few years later, Mr. Genaway became commander of American Legion Post 79, and Mr. Peets became commander shortly after that.
In July 1976, Mr. Genaway moved his family to his wifes hometown, where they still reside. His daughter, Karen Oothoudt, lives in Georgia and his son lives in North Carolina.
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Well, the day has come: Congress has been unable - or unwilling - to reach a resolution to the budget impasse. And so as of today, across-the-board federal spending cuts start to take effect. Earlier today, members of Maine's Congressional delegation weighed in on sequestration.
2st District Rep. Michael Michaud: "I blame both sides - leadership on both sides - for not being willing to put aside their partisan politics and pointing the blame at one another. It's equally shared, not only by members of Congress, but also by the White House. There's a big issue out there; the only way you're going to solve the problem is getting people in the same room trying to solve the problem. And the sequester that actually passed the House I did not vote for, because I thought it was outrageous, but at least they passed something. And the process is that the Senate passes something and then they go to conference - well, we can't go to conference unless the Senate passes something."
Sen. Angus King: "I've been meeting virtually non-stop this week with members of both parties, trying to see if there's interest in a bipartisan solution. I can tell you that the stumbling blocks are pretty clear: The Republicans are not interested in any new revenues, at least at this point, and the Democrats are reluctant to make significant changes in entitlement programs. So those are the sides that make it very difficult to find some middle ground."
1st District Rep. Chellie Pingree: "Personally I did not vote for the Budget Control Act - or the thing that brought us the sequester. It's like taking a meat ax to the budget, and now, I think a lot of legislators thought it would never happen, and now it's starting to become a real fact of life. And it's a terrible way to go about what are necessary cuts - we could be doing this a lot more thoughtfully; we could be doing this with some revenue from the sources where we can get it. To me it's just unthinkable - it's going to be bad for the economy, it's not good for the state of Maine, and, you know, given the fragile progress we're making out of this recession, I think it's just a very irresponsible move on the part of Congress."
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Traditional Teddy Bears Prepared Ahead of Festive Season
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CANTON - Colgate sophomore center Tylor Spink scored a pair of goals and sophomore defenseman Ryan Johnston scored his first collegiate goal for the game winner as the Raiders upended 17th-ranked St. Lawrence 5-3 in a ECAC Hockey game at Appleton Arena Friday night.
Colgate won at SLUs Appleton Arena for the first time since February of 2008, snapping a seven-game winless streak in Canton, and snapped a four-game unbeaten streak in league play by the Saints. The Raiders improve to 5-6-1 overall and 3-2-0 in the ECAC, while the Saints are now 6-3-2 overall and 2-1-2 in the ECAC.
The Saints jumped out to leads twice, but a hard-working Colgate team had an answer each time, and other than the first goal of the game, the Raiders were able to keep the lid on the Saint scoring duo of Matt and Greg Carey to help earn the victory.
SLU opened the scoring on freshman Matt Careys ninth of the season from his brother and Chris Martin 5:25 into play, but Colgate answered just 2:08 later when sophomore defenseman Kevin Lough picked up his own rebound and scored his first goal of the season.
Saint sophomore Alex Hagen made it a 2-1 game 2:53 into the second period with his third of the year on a shot which went in off the post, but the lead lasted less than two minutes as Spink scored his first of the night and sixth of the year at 4:37 from his twin brother Tyson and Jake Kulevich. Tylor Spink then put Colgate up 3-2 on a power play at 8:33 as he threaded a shot through a screen and inside the near post for his second of the game.
Defenseman Justin Baker scored his third of the year on a power play from Pat Doherty and Eric Sweetman with 30.5 seconds to play in the second period to make it a 3-3 game after 40 minutes.
Johnston scored the game winner on a bomb from the top of the faceoff circle after the Saints were unable to complete a clear at 5:18 of the third and Andrew Black iced the win with his fourth of the year into the empty net at 19:22.
Colgate outshot the Saints, who had four shots go off the posts or crossbar in the game, 30-21 with Matt Weninger making 25 saves for SLU and Eric Mihalik finishing with 18 for Colgate.
The SUNY Canton mens hockey team dropped a 6-1 decision to visiting Southern New Hampshire University at the Roos House on Northmen Night as more than 100 alumni, family and friends visited campus on Terry Martin Weekend.
The win improves the Penmen to 3-1-0, while the loss drops the Roos to 1-3-1.
The visitors got on the scoreboard first 15:06 into the first period with the skater advantage. Dane Caracino fed the puck to Casey Goll at the point where he fired a shot toward goal that was redirected out in front by Joe Collins who beat Roo goaltender Christopher Marsillo (Lincroft, NJ) for the 1-0 lead. SUNY Canton held a 10-7 shots on goal advantage after one as they earned a second power play of their own near the end of the opening period.
The Penmen extended their lead to 2-0 12:28 into the second frame when they once again capitalized with their power play unit. This time it was Caracino finding the back of the net off passes from Goll and Collins. Southern New Hampshire would open up a three goal advantage three minutes later when Jay Sylvia netted his first goal of the season with Steven Berry earning the assist on the play.
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COTTAGE GROVE, Ore. - In the hilly countryside east of Cottage Grove, Rod Surcamp settles in for another day at the office.
He's been a logger close to 40 years.
"Yep, about third or fourth generation," Surcamp said.
Last year was rock bottom for his company, with his small crew working just every other week.
Things are only slightly better now.
"It's just the way it is," Surcamp said, "so I try not to be frustrated by that."
Surcamp isn't alone: State forestry economists said the Oregon timber cut has hit historic lows. Harvest levels last year dropped 20 percent from 2008 to 2.75 billion board feet, the lowest since 1934.
The people who track the numbers at the Oregon Department of Forestry said there's some room for hope. The numbers this year indicate a slightly higher timber cut in Oregon.
But industry watchers said a major recovery won't begin until next year - or later.
"I don't think the industry is banking on any sharp bounce up," said Jon Anderson, president of wood products industry publication Random Lengths, "but gradual recovery again at kind of a pace we've had."
"We think that things are not going to get worse," says Roger Rutan, vice president of marketing at Timber Products, Inc. in Springfield.
He's been tracking the trends of the industry for the past 15 years.
Rutan told KVAL News, "We see 2011 as having some improvement and just about every housing start-forecast that we've seen shows exactly that."
He said other steps need to be taken. Green building and other environmental practices in construction should be accelerated. Rutan said there needs to be better promotion of Northwest forest products by groups such as the Oregon Forest Resources Institute.
A desired plus: boost timber production on federal lands.
Environmentalists want that done with caution.
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Doug Weight has resumed skating, with a goal of playing the final 7 or 8 games of this season. If it were completely his call, the games would not be his last in an Islanders uniform.
"Let's put it this way: there's nothing that's making me run from Long Island," Weight told us with a smile after practice on Wednesday. "I love it here and I love this organization and the guys on the team. There's nothing I'd like more than to get something done for next season."
"Something," of course, is a one-year contract. Like the Islanders, Weight has the option of seeing what the July 1 opening of unrestricted free agency brings. But the first choice of the 38-year old center is to finalize a deal – the sooner the better.
"This is not a case of seeing if the grass is greener on July 1," Weight said. "I know what we have here with the Islanders and I'm very excited about it. With a lot more health and whatever changes management makes, this team can go from the bottom of the league to the playoffs next season. I truly believe that.
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As does Weight protege Josh Bailey, who's too young to openly campaign for a player's return but is not hesitant to share how much the veteran's tutelage has helped him. Ironically, we first cornered Bailey about this subject on game night on Feb. 28, about an hour before Bill Guerin took his Islanders uniform off for the last time. It was for a story we never wrote about the leadership of potential tradees Guerin, Weight and Brendan Witt.
"Dougie's been amazing for me," Bailey said then. "Every day I learn something from him. At practices, on the bench during games, he always has some positive input that will stay with me for my whole career."
With Guerin, Mike Comrie and Chris Campoli gone, it would make sense for the Islanders to have Weight as a veteran leader at center while Brendan Witt and Mark Streit return on the blueline. Through the rocky moments in this challenging season, Weight has been respected by the press and heralded by management, coaching staff and most importantly his teammates for being a pro's pro.
The depth chart at center next season minus Weight is Josh Bailey, Frans Nielsen, Nate Thompson and – a huge maybe – John Tavares or Matt Duchene. (Dean McAmmond is UFA). That blend of skill and (lack of) experience is swell if you're Boston University. The Islanders need a veteran presence in the middle. They also need someone with poise on the bench and on the power play.
Could the Islanders find a veteran who's closer to 30 than 40? Possibly, but you never know if a free agent is going to be a prize or a bad apple. The coaching staff already knows the player they have in Doug Weight. Better yet, the kids like Bailey and Nielsen already know the man they have in Doug Weight.


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Flynn spent Monday morning in the team's fieldhouse working out in front of team officials. Buffalo (2-4) could be in need of another quarterback after interim starter Thad Lewis sprained his right ankle in a 27-24 overtime loss to Cincinnati on Sunday. Lewis' status is uncertain for Buffalo's game at Miami (3-2) on Sunday. During his Monday media availability head coach Doug Marrone spoke about Flynn after Flynn's workout. "I like him. Again you don't have a lot of exposure right now, it's not like you've gone in and really studied. You're more concerned with the people that are here. Then obviously Doug Whaley and the scouts, they'll look at what's out there and bring people in. Coming in he did a nice job. He worked out this morning for us and looked very comfortable. Obviously good rhythm obviously has experience. We'll come in and start working with him."
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Lewis was promoted off the practice squad last week to fill in for injured rookie EJ Manuel.
Flynn is out of work after being released by Oakland last week. Despite bouncing around since leaving Green Bay and being recently released by Oakland Flynn said he remains confident in his ability to get the job done. "Obviously leaving Green Bay, I was extremely confident and I don't think that's shaken any. You always have to have inner confidence; I've always been hard headed like that. Always think I can get the job done. There is some games this year that I didn't play my best, we didn't play our best and it's games that you learn from. One game here is not going to affect my overall confidence or effect my belief in what I can do. "
Undrafted rookie Jeff Tuel is the only quarterback on the Bills' active roster. Quarterback Dennis Dixon was signed to Buffalo's practice squad last week.
In the first half of Sunday's game the Bills had a first and goal at the Bengals two yard line. The Cincinnati defense stopped them on four straight plays to take over on downs. Fred Jackson got the ball on the first three plays. He took the blame for the failure to score. "That's something that I want to put squarely on my shoulders because I gotta make something happen. As a running back three opportunities to score on the goal line you want to put that on yourself and I didn't get the job done. That's something that I have to be motivated about and make sure it doesn't happen again. Our coaches give me the ball three straight shots at the goal line right there I gotta make something happen."


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POTSDAM - SUNY Potsdam will host a Latin dinner and pre-festival screening of For the Love of the Mambo, a documentary produced by Crane School of Music Associate Professor Dr. Marsha Baxter and co-directed by Doyle Dean. The film features the Latin Grammy-nominated Mambo Legends Orchestra as its experienced members work alongside La Garza, a student Latin ensemble based at The Crane School of Music.
The documentary screening will be offered at a special dinner at 6 p.m. April 21 in Thatcher Hall.
Sponsored by PACES, the event will kick off with a simple Latin buffet prepared by chefs Steve Maicco and George Arnold, followed by a pre-festival screening of For the Love of the Mambo.
Taking place in New York City and Potsdam, the documentary traces the story of the Mambo Legends Orchestra - musicians who, night after night, shared the bandstand with the iconic bandleader and percussionist Tito Puente over the course of decades. The veterans now reach out to a new generation of young performers from SUNY Potsdams Crane School of Music, who uncover the intricacies and essentials of performing this treasured American art form. The documentary is narrated by David Sommerstein of North Country Public Radio.
Tickets to the For the Love of the Mambo dinner and screening are $10 for all SUNY Potsdam students, and $20 for the general public. VIP tickets may be purchased for $40.
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Dr. Marsha Baxter is an associate professor of music at SUNY Potsdams Crane School of Music, where she directs the Crane Latin Ensemble, La Garza. She has studied pre-Columbian music with a Huichol Indian in Guadalajara, Mexico; and as part of her doctoral research at Columbia University, she conducted fieldwork with an Andean panpipes subway performer, a dizi professor from the Beijing Conservatory, and with a Native flute performer and storyteller. Baxter is the recipient of the 2010 SUNY Potsdam Presidents Award for Excellence in Research and/or Teaching Relating to Cultural Diversity. For the Love of the Mambo is her first documentary film.
Doyle Dean shoots and edits video in Northern New York. He worked in Los Angeles as a writer, director, producer and editor for 10 years, taught video art and humanities courses in Indiana for six years, and makes music using chance and codes under the name The Utility Project. Doyle wrote, produced and directed a feature film entitled Four Way Stop in 1998, produced and edited a documentary about contemporary artist Patrick Dougherty, and occasionally exhibits his own sound and video pieces. He has lived in Potsdam since 2008.
Founded by Director Dr. Marsha Baxter, the 24-member ensemble La Garza reflects the diverse musical life at Crane, bringing together brass, percussion, piano, woodwinds and voice. Their music — a blend of classical and contemporary salsa, Latin jazz and hip salsa hybrids - draws enthusiastic crowds in formal concert halls as well as informal venues.
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He was Department Head and Associate Professor of the Heavy Equipment and Trucking Department at USU Eastern. He held this position for almost 16 years.
"This is a terrible loss to the college and the community," said Chancellor Joe Peterson. He called Hatch a gifted educator, a great friend and a very hard worker. "We will sense his absence keenly."
Hatch's obituary is on page 10A of today's paper.
Hatch had been with friends on Gentry Mountain reseeding areas that had been burned in the Seeley Fire. On the return trip, shortly before 7 p.m., his vehicle left the road for some reason and plunged about 140 feet down a ravine.
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LORAIN -- Nearly 200 flyers were passed around South Lorain Thursday in hopes of finding 23-year-old Angeliz Rivera Medina, a young mother of two, who family members believe may have been kidnapped by an abusive ex-boyfriend.
Among those who helped with the door-to-door search was Gina DeJesus's father Felix, who says he wants to continue advocating for the families of the missing.
"When mine went missing back in 2004, I seen a lot of girls that are out there that are missing and they need our help," explained DeJesus. "When I found mine, it gave me more strength and now I'm going out there to also bring back these girls who are missing."
Angeliz Medina has been missing for nearly two weeks, according to family members. Her mother Luz traveled nearly2,000 miles from Puerto Rico overnight to file a missing persons report with police.
"She's very kind, a perfect mother for her kids," described Medina. "I just can't take it because I know that's not her."
Medina fears her daughter's ex-boyfriend, who previously tried to kidnap her, may have something to do with her recent disappearance.
"This guy took the phone off her. He said 'no she's going whenever I say so. When I get tired I'm going to get rid of her,'" she recalled during her last phone conversation with her daughter.
"If anybody sees her or this guy please call the police we want her back we want her home with her kids."


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Wednesday, August 31, 2005
Lipscomb University freshman forward Ben Page has been named to the Atlantic Sun Conference All-Freshman Soccer Team.
Page, a forward from Woodstock, Ga., started 16 games this season. He led the team in shots with 33 and is tied for the lead in assists with three. He also had one goal.
"He's a very good attacker with good speed," said Lipscomb men's soccer coach Jon Goad. "Physically, he can match up with anyone on the field."
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