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A former Watertown man was sentenced Friday in Jefferson County Court to up to three years in state prison for trying to possess forged checks.
George J. Lewis, 32, Barneveld, was sentenced to 1� to 3 years in prison after an April 10 guilty plea to second-degree attempted criminal possession of a forged instrument. He had been charged in December with trying to possess a check belonging to David Donovan while knowing Mr. Donovans name had been forged on it Oct. 4 in the town of Philadelphia and with trying to possess a second forged check belonging to Mr. Donovan the same day in Watertown.
He was sentenced as a second-felony offender, having been sentenced in February 2005 in County Court to up to nine years in prison for burglary and forgery. He was released on parole in November 2011, according to the state Department of Corrections and Community Supervision website.
Judge Kim H. Martusewicz mandated that the sentence imposed Friday be served in the prison systems Willard Drug Treatment Program. If an inmate completes the 90-day program, he serves the remainder of his sentence under parole supervision.
In other court activity:
Joshua A. Thurston, 24, Watertown, was sentenced to a year in prison, along with two additional years of supervision upon his release, after a March 26 guilty plea to third-degree attempted criminal possession of a controlled substance. He admitted he tried, with others, to possess cocaine with the intent to sell the drug Dec. 12 at his residence at 324 Stone St., Apt. 2. In all, five people were arrested at the residence following a raid by the Metro-Jeff Drug Task Force in which cocaine with an estimated street value of $4,500 was seized.
Carlos J.C. Moore, 23, Lethonia, Ga., was sentenced to an unspecified amount of time served at the Metro-Jefferson Public Safety Building and five years probation after an April 16 guilty plea to third-degree attempted criminal sale of a controlled substance. He admitted trying to sell cocaine in May 2011 in Watertown. His probation supervision will be transferred to Georgia.
Tori K. Vick, 25, whose last known address was 661 Factory St., Apt. 2, was sentenced to time served at the PSB and five years probation after pleading guilty March 22 to second-degree assault. He admitted that on June 7, he, with others, took part in an assault on Paul E. LaDuke in the 600 block of Boyd Street. The victim suffered cuts, bruises and a broken tooth, while $150 was forcibly stolen from him.
David A. Lane, 35, of 5485 Trinity Ave., Lowville, was sentenced to three years probation and a $1,000 fine after pleading guilty March 15 to misdemeanor driving while intoxicated and second-degree aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle.
He was charged with DWI in February at West End Avenue and Adelaide Street in Carthage. He also had his drivers license revoked and was ordered to install an ignition interlock device on any vehicle he owns or operates.
Joshua M. Doyle, 34, whose last known address was 165 Union St., was sentenced to three years probation after pleading guilty March 15 to criminal obstruction of breathing. He was charged Nov. 15 with choking Ashlee F. Hubbard, Watertown, whom police said suffered pain and passed out.
Dean M. Cronk, 22, of 16633 County Route 155, was sentenced to three years probation after pleading guilty March 25 to second-degree criminal contempt. He admitted that on Sept. 17, he violated an order of protection held by an unidentified woman by having unwanted physical contact with her in the town of Watertown.
Corey L. Peer, 24, of 321 Winslow St., pleaded guilty to second-degree criminal contempt and was sentenced to time served at the PSB. He admitted that on April 5, 2012, he violated an order of protection held by Jessica McKinnie, Watertown, by having unwanted physical contact with her.
Harold E. Pearson Jr., 36, of 660 Huntington St., Apt. 2, pleaded guilty to second-degree criminal contempt and was sentenced to a one-year conditional discharge. He admitted that on March 11, 2012, he threw an item at Mary L. Baslow and struck her in violation of an order of protection.
Ryan D. Monroe, 31, Watertown, pleaded guilty to two counts of third-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance and a single count of second-degree criminally using drug paraphernalia.
He admitted that on Aug. 10 in Watertown he possessed cocaine and heroin with the intent to sell the drugs and he had scales and balances used to weigh drugs for sale.
He is expected to be sentenced June 21 to four years in prison. Judge Martusewicz will mandate he serve the sentence in the Willard program.
Sheena M. Papadopoulos, 28, of 10889 Baldwin Circle, Apt. A, Fort Drum, pleaded guilty to sexual misconduct. She admitted she had sexual contact with a 14-year-old boy between Oct. 21 and Nov. 4 in the town of LeRay.
She is expected to be sentenced July 2 to six years probation and be ordered to register with the state as a sex offender.
Jeffrey S. St. Onge, 25, of 130 Highland Ave., pleaded guilty to sexual misconduct. He admitted he had sexual contact with a 13-year-old girl Nov. 14 in Watertown. He is expected to be sentenced July 2 to six years probation and be ordered to register with the state as a sex offender.
Leonard D. Gray, 26, Watertown, pleaded guilty to second-degree burglary and third-degree menacing. The pleas cancel a trial expected to take place.
He had been charged in a grand jury indictment handed up in November with entering the Starbuck Avenue residence of Michele R. Bowens without permission with the intent of committing a crime and punching and kicking Ms. Bowenss son, Corey R. Smith, causing a cut, bruising and pain. Sentencing was set for July 2.
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Chronic wasting disease (CWD) might not be widespread in Utah, but its prevalence is slowly becoming a problem.
Currently relatively little is understood about the disease and CWD research is an ongoing process which has led to some concern.
"In Utah, only about 1 or 2 percent of our deer herd has the disease, so it's really not that bad considering that, in other states, nearly 37 percent of a herd can be infected," said Leslie McFarlane, wildlife disease coordinator for Utah.
CWD infects mule/ white-tailed deer, elk and moose, and is widespread in other western states.
Since 2002 Utah, has only seen 43 confirmed cases with only one case being reported this year in the Manti La Sal national forest.
Although Carbon County has not had any confirmed cases this year, surrounding counties such as Utah County have experienced cases.
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In terms of research, several breakthroughs have been made over the years regarding CWD, its causes and how it is spread. Recently, it was discovered that saliva from infected animals can spread CWD. This understanding will likely help contribute to eventually solving the overall problem.
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While no known risk of human infection is known to exist, health officials caution that exposure to infected animals should be avoided, since research is still ongoing.
McFarlane indicated that the Division of Wildlife Resources (DWR) continues to track the disease and its spread through surveys and sampling efforts. They also encourage the public to help contribute to the effort by reporting the disease if they find it.
Symptoms of CWD, according to the CWDA, are obvious and consistent. One clinical sign is weight loss over time. CWD- affected animals continue to eat, but amounts of feed consumed are reduced, leading to gradual loss of body condition. Excessive drinking and urination are common in the terminal stages.
Behavioral changes also occur in the majority of cases, including decreased interactions with other animals, listlessness, lowering of the head, blank facial expression and repetitive walking in set patterns. In elk, behavioral changes may also include hyper-excitability and nervousness. Excessive salivation, drooling and grinding of the teeth are also observed.
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WADDINGTON Faced with dwindling membership and ever-increasing training requirements, the Waddington Volunteer Rescue Squad is on life support.
Its membership has shrunk to a point where the squad struggles to respond to emergency calls.
It can be very scary for the community, Chief Kelly S. Mayette said last week. Were left with three active emergency medical technicians and two first responders. In a month and a half, we will be losing an EMT who is usually free during the day.
Ms. Mayette said that sometimes, the same volunteers can take up to seven calls a week, which can put a strain on those who work full-time jobs and have families.
Our members are starting to become burned out, she said.
The biggest hurdle facing recruitment of EMTs is the states rigorous training process, Ms. Mayette said.
People dont have enough off time to commit to that kind of training. That is our struggle right there, she said.
A typical EMT training course, which is given twice a year, runs close to 90 hours, according to the St. Lawrence County Office of Emergency Services. In addition, EMTs must recertify with the state every three years and take additional training courses throughout the year.
Once they complete their training, its important that their skills stay current, county Emergency Services Director Joseph M. Gilbert said.
The training is always being amended and updated, Mr. Gilbert said. It is not as simple as coming in off the street and filling out an application. Its a perishable skill. If they are not continuously training, their skills wont be 100 percent sharp.
Mr. Gilbert said all volunteer rescue squads have had to cope with increased training requirements, but most are not struggling the way Waddington is.
There is an obligation aspect, he said. Volunteers have to be somewhat dedicated. When someone volunteers for the rescue squad, they usually dont sign up because of the training; its because they want to serve their community.
To cope with its call volume, the Waddington squad is exploring a number of alternatives.
We considered hiring a part-time EMT to stay at the building, Ms. Mayette said. But that ends up costing us way too much for our department.
As a temporary measure, the squad is considering working with neighboring squads in Lisbon, Madrid and Ogdensburg to provide mutual aid.
If a call is near their town line, maybe they can assist us with their medical squad, Ms. Mayette said.
If the squad does not get enough volunteers, the town will have to resort to a paid agency such as Seaway Valley Ambulance for emergency medical care and transport services, Ms. Mayette said.
It will cost the community in more ways than one, she said. It will cost for us to have them here. They are going to hard-bill everyone.
Currently, the squad bills only those with insurance, Ms. Mayette said. If you cant afford it, we dont push it, she said.
The squad will submit letters to residents asking for more volunteers.
We are looking get at least three to five more medical technicians and at least five drivers, Ms. Mayette said.
We need some responsible people that are dedicated to helping their community. It takes a special person because we see a lot, but its worth serving the community.
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Twenty-three-year-old John has just moved to L.A. from New York, ostensibly "taking a break" from his longtime girlfriend. He moves in with college bro Andy, whose pals incessantly do that kind of "That is so gay" banter that's essentially harmless -- unless you're the only gay guy in the room. John is hardly comfortable discussing his shifting Kinsey scale placement with them, and his new job as bottom-rung gofer at a major ad agency is fraught with sexual tension as a studly boss barrages him with thinly veiled come-ons.
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After undergoing knee surgery at 1-year old, Nohku will be faced with arthritis the rest of his life. Life includes Search and Rescue, Agility competitions, and trail running where mom runs 2 or 3 miles and, with all his darting in and out of the woods, Nohku runs about 4 or 5 miles. After seeing improvements with my (now) 12-year old dog on Connectin, I began giving it to Nohku immediately after surgery. He has been on Connectin for months now and is getting back to 100%. The surgeon has been amazed at how quickly and completely his recovery is progressing. I can't imagine doing it without such a quality joint supplement. Now TWO dogs have had life improvements because of In Clover products. THANK YOU!!
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CANTON The bell ringers at Gunnison Memorial Chapel at St. Lawrence University have rung up legendary status.
The ringers are among those who will be honored this year by Traditional Arts in Upstate New York at an Oct. 13 ceremony.
The annual Heritage Awards given by Canton-based TAUNY recognize individuals, families and community groups that have mastered traditional north country arts and customs and remain committed to passing them on to future generations.
For Varick A. Chittenden, director of special projects at TAUNY, the award to the Gunnison ringers is particularly sound.
Ive been on the St. Lawrence campus so frequently over the last half century as student, staff member and neighbor and heard the bells so often, Ive almost taken them for granted, he said. I find this tradition especially interesting and different for TAUNY to recognize with a Heritage Award.
Also honored this year are Leon W. Boyea, traditional dance fiddler from Burke, Franklin County, and the Wadhams United Church of Christ annual strawberry festival, Essex County.
Since 1926, when alumnus Irving Bacheller created the endowment and donated the Bacheller Memorial Chimes to SLU, students have been responsible for playing the 10 bronze bells to denote the end of the workday and special events. Student bell ringers are trained in the ancient art by other students. Alumni bell ringers sometimes return to play as well.
Many former bell ringers are north country natives. For example, the bell-ringing task strikes a dedicated chord for the Merrell family of Lowville.
Theres a wonderful camaraderie, state Supreme Court judge Charles C. Merrell said of the Gunnison Chapel bell ringers.
At least one other Lowville resident, Dr. Lynn A. Stacey, a dentist, is an SLU alumna who also rang the bells, Judge Merrell said. Shes just one of several former ringers dotting the north country landscape.
The first in the line of the Merrell family to ring the bells was 1948 SLU graduate Dr. John S. Miller, who was a cousin of Judge Merrell. Dr. Miller, a dentist, died in 2012.
Next in line for the Merrell family bell ringers was Nathaniel B. Merrell, who became a district attorney and judge in Lewis County. He was Judge Charles Merrells uncle and died in 2010.
Judge Charles Merrell was the next in the family of ringers from 1978 until he graduated from SLU in 1981. Next was his son, C. Alex Merrell, who began ringing in 2009 and graduated from SLU in June. C. Alex is the most recent and 17th member of the Merrell family to attend SLU since 1886.
Concerning the TAUNY recognition, Judge Charles Merrell said, I think its a wonderful recognition of a long tradition that has occurred in Canton since the 1920s.
The bells, which were cast by the Meneely Bell Co. of Troy, range in diameter from 18 inches to 4 feet; the largest weighs a ton and would cost at least $95,000 today ($90,000 more than the cost of all 10 bells in 1926).
The bells are played from a wooden box that resembles a piano, but has levers instead of keys. Bells are connected by cables to a set of 10 wooden levers or batons in a lower room in the bell tower and each can be rung with about 10 to 15 pounds of pressure.
When I was chiming, and when John chimed, the levers were attached to wooden rods that went up through the ceiling to the bells, Judge Charles Merrell said.
In 1994, the wooden rods and leather straps connecting the keyboard and the clappers were replaced with cables and hinges. It once took 20 to 25 pounds of force to play one bell.
You dont have to jump up as hard now, Judge Charles Merrell said. Every time you went up to play, it was a workout. I used to have callouses on my hands just to get the levers down to have the clapper hit the bell hard enough.
The first song played every day, always at 5 p.m., is Westminster Changes. The sessions conclude about 30 minutes later with SLUs Alma Mater. In between, bell ringers can play whatever they want as long as theres sheet music for the selections.
Because we are limited in the amount of notes we have, all of our music is in the key of B flat, C. Alex Merrell said. The bell ringers, over the years, have transcribed music of what they wanted to play and they leave it in the books. We have a pretty large variety of music.
But learning that music can be disconcerting.
Theres no place to practice except on the bells, C. Alex Merrell said. When you practice, the entire campus can hear you. Thats kind of intimidating.
But picking out personal selections can be rewarding. Judge Charles Merrell recalled one particularly satisfying bell session that occurred on Feb. 22, 1980, when the U.S. Olympic team beat the Russians at the Winter Olympics in Lake Placid. Immediately after the game, he called then-SLU president Frank P. Fiscor and asked if he could ring the bells. When his wish was granted, patriotic songs rang out over campus.
In the 1930s and 1940s, the student bell ringer received full tuition to St. Lawrence University as compensation for ringing the bells.
These days, players receive payment just as they would for any other campus job. There are usually two or three ringers.
I considered it the best-paying job on campus, Judge Charles Merrell said.
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n Every year residents of Wadhams look forward to the annual June strawberry festival sponsored by the United Church of Christ (formerly the First Congregational Church).
Now in its 147th year, the event is held in the parish hall and on the church grounds. While theres music and other festivities, strawberry shortcake is the highlight each year, dished out by the women of the church.
n A retired farmer, Leon Boyea started playing fiddle at the age of 8. He played his first dance when he was 10. In high school he played with a Future Farmers of America group and won a state talent show in Baldwinsville.
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In 2007, he was inducted into the North American Fiddlers Hall of Fame in Osceola.
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The CEU Prehistoric Museum presents the gallery opening of Fossilized Forests, the upcoming exhibition for the CEU Prehistoric Museum Art Gallery.
It will be a combined collection of hundreds of specimens from four main exhibitors including Pat Braun, Kip and Glenna Cotner, Kent Mower and Bryant Washburn.
Additionally, pieces from the CEU Museum's collections will be on display as well.
The collections contain magnificent pieces far too amazing to miss.
They will be on exhibit at the CEU Prehistoric Museum from Jan. 13 to March 31.
The reception/opening of the exhibit will be held at 7 p.m. on Jan.13 and is free to everyone.
During the run of the exhibition the museum is open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday. Admission is $3.00 per adult, $1.00 per child (under 2 free) or $7.00 per family. Please remember these events are free to Museum members.
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Read: Where Does Brandon Dubinsky Fit Down The Line?
At HF's Rangers Blog, Leslie Treff looks at the last year of Brandon Dubinsky's four-year contract and wonders what position he will have with the team at that point.
She points to the players the Rangers have coming up through the system and the ones under contract to wonder where Dubi will fit by the end of his contract.
If Dubinsky plays up to the level that he thinks he can, the players coming through the system will need to find their spots in the lineup around his. Treff covers the prospects and may see some high level guys, Chris Kreider and Christian Thomas, coming that will benefit the Rangers more than Dubinsky. It's up to Dubi to make sure that he is a Ranger for a long time and part of their core.
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|First Mophah, then Umpah
Date Climbed: Jan 18, 2014
|Coming over from Mopah, we climbed the east face of Umpah. On the descent I went left down a broad gully that led around to the north side of Umpah, where I found a broad ramp that led back down to the drainage we took out. The other three went down on the other side, coming out somewhat behind me. We hiked out the south wash back to the cars in the dark. I stayed over and climbed Turtle Mountains HP the next day.
|Posted Jan 21, 2014 12:15 pm
|North Face
Date Climbed: Jan 20, 2013
|Not quite as cool as Mopah, but still a worthwhile climb. The summit can be gained from the south via easy Class 3.
|Posted Jan 22, 2013 4:32 pm
|North Face
Date Climbed: Jan 15, 2011
|Jack Kieffer and I led a Sierra Club DPS group of 11 participants up this after hitting Umpah.
Had a bit of an issue following the route guide we'd brought along so we ended up picking something interesting looking and going for it. Some interesting bits of 3rd class and an all around beautiful day. Pictures at http://www.flickr.com/photos/matthewhengst/sets/72157625721289549/
|Posted Feb 2, 2011 5:57 pm
|Round 'Bout
Date Climbed: May 2, 2010
|Hiked in late Saturday with the wind blowing incredible flower fragrance in my face, ummmm. Spent a quiet night in the wash below the peak under a partial moon, and was awakened by the sound of a song bird rejoicing with the morning sun. Straight forward hiking up was soon interrupted by head-walls, ridges, and route finding questions. A frontal assault on the upper ramparts was repulsed (I'm a chicken s**t when I'm out here by myself). Not one to give up easily, a traverse around south and over to the west side granted access to the summit via easy scrambling. No summit register? Wind was a bit brisk all weekend thus keeping temps reasonable.
|Posted May 3, 2010 1:38 pm
Date Climbed: Jan 8, 2004
|Posted Feb 8, 2008 8:14 am
|Dave Daly
|Cat Scratch Fever!
Date Climbed: Feb 17, 2007
|An easy day with fun scrambling, while surrounded by the beauty of the desert and my wife Deb. The only crux encountered......"cat's claws"....rrrRRRREEEEOOOOWwwww!! Nice view of Castle Rock, which we later explored two days later. Disappointed that Castle Rock wasa mud pile with stones thrown in to keep the matrix from tumbling!! There is supposed to be a recorded ascent in 1970 of Castle Rock. Whoever did....they are flat out insane!!!
|Posted Feb 20, 2007 6:49 pm
|Bright Sunshiny Day
Date Climbed: Feb 17, 2007
|Via East Ridge, my love and I had a wonderful easy day tagging Umpah with plenty of warm sunshine and gentle breeze. The crux of this climb was actually on the descent when a grumpy swarm of bees was encountered - no damage to equipment or injury to personnel.
|Posted Feb 20, 2007 4:55 pm
Date Climbed: Mar 30, 2006
|Climbed with BW, Siberian, Dr Ed and NN. Some went from top of east ridge, around to N side of peak, and then S to summit; some went the traditional S way. Rock on N side is crumbly in places; route may look bad, but there is always a class 2-3 way -- keep looking, and be prepared to retrace your steps.
|Posted Apr 1, 2006 9:08 pm
|Route Climbed: East Ridge
Date Climbed: Mar 30, 2006
|Perfect second peak after climbing Mopah.
|Posted Apr 1, 2006 3:54 am
|Route Climbed: N face gully to upper east ridge Date Climbed: December 31, 2005
|Not quite as sweet as Mopah, but a nice peak nonetheless.
|Posted Jan 3, 2006 12:17 pm
|Bob Burd
|Route Climbed: East Ridge Date Climbed: Dec 11, 2005
|With Matthew, below. This turned out to be a relatively easy and straightforward day after two previous days of returning by headlamp. Trip Report
|Posted Dec 23, 2005 11:50 pm
|Matthew Holliman
|Route Climbed: East Ridge Date Climbed: Dec 11, 2005
|Fun scramble after tagging Mopah earlier in the morning. The crux on the east ridge was a short, awkward, loose class 4 chimney just below the summit. We found an easier class 3 bypass a bit to the south that avoided this on the descent.
Climbed with Bob. This was day #3 of our four day tour of the Mojave desert--seven hours CTC, by far the earliest finish yet.
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Tom Lilly is in his 19th full season at the helm of Creighton's women's and men's tennis programs. He leads the Bluejays into their third season in the BIG EAST Conference in 2015-16. Lilly has been a part of Bluejay tennis for 27 years. He spent five years as a player, redshirting one season and later served three years as an assistant coach for both teams.
He took over as interim head coach in the spring of 1997. Lilly was later named head coach of both the men's and women's teams at the end of that season.
Lilly directed the men's team to an 12-8 mark in the 2014-15 season and finished seventh in the BIG EAST.
The Creighton men's tennis team claimed a team award and six individual academic laurels from the Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) after the 2013-14 season. The Bluejays also earned 10 BIG EAST All-Academic Awards.
On the annual spring break trip to Florida, the men's team went 4-0 and is now 28-6 all-time under Lilly in the Sunshine State since 2002. Lilly holds a 168-212 overall record in 18 completed seasons at the helm of the men's team.
Lilly has 360 coaching victories during his campaign coaching both men's and women's tennis. He earned his 350th victory during a 7-0 sweep of UNO by the men's team on March 3, 2015.
He also had success coaching All-Conference players, coaching eight All-Conference women's players and five men's players, including Billy Paluch in 2012 and 2014.
As a player, Lilly racked up 128 victories, which is good for third on the Creighton all-time career wins list. Sixty-four of his wins came in singles play, placing him fifth on the all-time singles charts. The other half of his wins came in doubles, a number that ties him for second all-time on the Creighton charts. In his first two years Lilly held down the No. 3 singles and No. 2 doubles positions.
As a sophomore, he tied the school record for the most combined wins at the singles and doubles positions with 39. He also holds the school record for the most doubles wins in a season at the No. 2 position with 18 wins. Lilly was voted the team's Most Improved Player both as a freshman and sophomore.
After sitting out a season as a medical redshirt, Lilly returned for his junior and senior seasons. He competed at the No. 1 singles and No. 1 doubles positions both years and is in the school record books at both positions. At the No. 1 singles position, he finished second in school history with 18 wins during his senior season.
As a junior, Lilly broke the school record at the No. 1 doubles position with 17 wins (he later coached Billy Paluch and J.T. Christian to a new record of 21 wins during the 2009-2010 season). He was the team's captain in his final two seasons and was voted the Most Valuable Player as a junior. He graduated from Creighton in 1993 with a degree in theology.
For his collegiate accomplishments, Lilly was named to the MVC All-Centennial Team in 2007. He was the only male player from Creighton selected to the team and coached the only Bluejay women's player on the list, Katie Chiu. Lilly also has served as a member of the Central Region Advisory Committee for NCAA Division I women's tennis.
During the summer months, Lilly also serves as the head tennis professional at Oak Hills Country Club in Omaha. He is married to former Bluejay tennis player Jean (Fougeron) Lilly, who serves as the assistant coach for the women's squad. The couple has a son, TJ, and a daughter, Kaitlyn Elise.


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Ashley Madekwe Raids Our Fashion Closet
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So naturally, when the Revenge star agreed to crash our fashion closet and put together two dramatically different denim looks, we were excited to see her in action. Click through now to see the results, and shop her fall must-haves.
Photographer: Justin Coit
Hair: Luke Chamberlain at Starworks Artists
Makeup: Adam Breuchaud at Starworks Artists
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Shop Her Look:
Vintage Chanel Blazer ($1,750, 323.933.0250, available at WGACA Vintage) in Navy
J Brand Maso Blouse ($395) in Marble
Levi's Red Tab Vintage Jeans (similar style here)
Pour La Victoire Carlin Loafers ($261, available end of August) in Black Patent
Jennifer Fisher Single Medium Safety Pin Earring ($400) in Gold
Cartier Love Bracelet ($6,350) in Yellow Gold
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Vintage Chanel Blazer ($1,750, 323.933.0250, available at WGACA Vintage) in Navy
Cartier Love Bracelet ($6,350) in Yellow Gold
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J Brand 403 Slim Fitted Jacket ($229) in Atomic
Calvin Klein Jeans Denim Shirt ($70) in Blue Tide
Moschino Cheap & Chic Fur Zip Mini Skirt ($1,595, 212.243.8600) in Leopard Print Fur
Vintage Chanel Birdcage Earrings ($1,500, 323.933.0250, available at WGACA Vintage)
Diane von Furstenberg Bianca Mesh Pumps ($350) in Black
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Calvin Klein Jeans Denim Shirt ($70) in Blue Tide
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In addition to Jerome Dreyfuss' slouchy Max Leopard Bag ($2295), Madekwe eyed Proenza Schouler's The PS11 Classic Textured Leather Shoulder Bag ($1950) in Bright Blue, noting that she would wear it cross-body style to add a touch of prep to her outfit.
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When Madekwe's embracing her edgier sensibilities, Saint Laurent's Leather Ankle Boots ($950) in Red are the perfect finishing touch.
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Madekwe showcased her affinity for the boyfriend jean when she turned up at our office wearing a pair with Chanel flats. She confirmed her love for the slouchy style when she picked the similarly slouchy Relaxed Straight Leg Jeans ($88) by Blank NYC.
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A fan of the grunge trend for fall, Madekwe quickly fell for the Marc by Marc Jacobs Aimee L'Oeil Merino Wool Sweater ($280). "I would wear this with a really dark maroon lip, some ripped jeans, and Dr. Martens, " she says.
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Madekwe first called out the swishy silhouette and studded detailing of Versus' Allover Gold Studded Skirt ($595) in Black, but she also liked the fact that she could "dress it down with a denim shirt and some brogues."
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"A sweatshirt with leather sleeves is all me," Madekwe says, laughing, pulling AllSaints' Niro Top ($260) off the rack. "This would be a great everyday piece with skinny jeans, flats, or sneakers. You could definitely wear this in the evening as well."
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Of all the jewelry pieces in our closet, Madekwe was most smitten with J.Crew's Spiky Rope Necklace ($128). "I love wearing really ornate embellished pieces with more dressed-down items," she says.
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A good pointy pump, like Brian Atwood's Cassandra Pumps ($613) in Rouge Suede, are a staple for the actress. So what would she wear with them? Simply put: "Everything I own."
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"Stripes are a great basic," Madekwe says. She immediately gravitated toward towards LNA's Ruby Tank ($84), commenting on its ability to quickly pull an outfit together. "This would be great with a red lip—very French," she added.
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Not just any denim jacket will do for this British stunner. "Again, it's a basic with something special," she said about Versus' Jean Jacket with Studded Details ($625). "I love the embellishment and that it has that old-school '90s vibe."


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Read: Mediation Was/Is A Waste Of Time
At CBC, Elliotte Friedman writes that the NHL and NHLPA were wasting their time with mediation if all the mediators were going to do was ask if the players would accept a proposal that they have already said they didn't like.
Friedman writes "Non-binding mediation is the worst. A waste of time. A useless process. No mediator is going to get them to budge. It's all about the calendar, and it's got too many days remaining."
He says that the process needs a shot of "adrenaline" to help close the gap.


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If you want to know what cool, new candy will be hitting your store shelves next, a good indicator is the top 10 candies scanned by major retail buyers at the National Confectioners Association's Sweets & Snacks Expo.
The annual expo is the grande dame of North American candy shows and a big launching pad for manufacturers.
Take a peek at what's in (or about to be in) store …
10. Reese's Peanut Butter Cups Minis by The Hershey Company
9. Jelly Pop by Decoria Company, Ltd.
8. Jumbo Push Pop by Bazooka Candy Brands
7. Pop Rocks Chocolate by Pop Rocks Inc.
6. Dark Chocolate Acai Blueberry and Goji by Brookside Food Ltd.
5. Snow White Gift set from Pez Candy, Inc.
4. Disney licensed items by Imaginings 3, Inc.
3. M&M's Pretzel by MARS Chocolate North America
2. ICEE Fizzing Lollipops by Koko's Confectionery & Novelty
1. Cocktail Classics jelly beans by Jelly Belly Candy Company
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As per every other year, the Metropolitan U19 Premier Cup dished up a feast of football for even the fussiest of connoisseurs.
Glendene became the 2015 Metropolitan Premier Cup Champions after beating JL Zwane 1 -0 at Erica Park.
Supersport United triumphant against Hellenic 5-3 (on penalties) 0-0 fulltime score.
Urban Warriors Wins Plate!
Glendene United are the 2015 Metropolitan U-19 Premier Cup champions after beating J.L. Zwane 1-0 in a thrilling final at Erica Park in Belhar on Monday afternoon.
Glendene United came back from 0 – 1 to beat Old Mutual Academy 2 – 1. The 2nd semi-final of the 2015 U19 Metropolitan Premier Cup got underway with Glendene United kicking from right to left.
JL Zwane booked their place in the 2015 Metropolitan Premier Cup Final after beating an on form Milano United.
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The sisters, accompanied by their mother Oracene Price, will play an exhibition match against each other Friday in Nigeria's largest city of Lagos.
They are excited about competing in Rio de Janeiro, even though the games are four years away.
``It's our main goal,'' Serena Williams said. ``We were talking ... about how we can't wait to get to Rio. And obviously, bearing that we're both healthy, that's our goal to be there.''
Venus and Serena teamed to win 13 Grand Slam doubles titles and won Olympic gold in doubles in 2000, 2008 and 2012. This year, the sisters beat Andrea Hlavackova and Lucie Hradecka of the Czech Republic 6-4, 6-4 at the London Games.
On Sunday, Serena beat top-ranked Victoria Azarenka 6-4, 6-4 to win the WTA Championships final in Istanbul.
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old plaster statue i haven't been able to find anything on
i picked this up several years ago and have never been able to find any info on it. i take it out every now and again to try my luck but thus far i've found nothing. i suspect that he is holding coconuts with palm leaves but that is just a guess. i also considered it to be tobacco leaves but that doesn't explain the round things. very stylized and looks to be fairly old from the cracking of the finish. any help would be very appreciated.
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Does he have any marks or signatures on the bottom? Also, how big is he?
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no marks. i posted it on another site and a guy thought it may be from WWII in hawaii for soldiers as souvenirs.
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The Galileo units of the European Commission welcome their new Director, Mr Matthias Petschke. Paskelbta: 21/10/2013
The Galileo units of the European Commission welcome their new Director, Mr Matthias Petschke.
On October 16th, Mr Matthias Petschke became the new Director of the Galileo team of the European Commission.
Mr Petschke, born 1962, has a background in law and a long experience of the European Institutions.
He joined the Commission in 1995 where he dealt essentially with Trade and Internal Market matters, and spent the last five years as Head of the Commission Representation in Germany.
"After five thrilling years in Berlin as a member of DG Communication, I am glad that in my new job in Brussels I am part of this fascinating project." declared Mr Petschke.
"Galileo is great, for many reasons: the services it will offer for the benefit of citizens and industry, the contribution it will make to competitiveness - c'est du concret, on ne parle pas de compétitivité, on agit!
I am looking forward to working with an enthusiastic and experienced team at Directorate H, as a part of DG Enterprise and Industry!"
"I am grateful for the work done in the interim period by Paul Flament and Paul Weissenberg, and for the availability of colleagues briefing me", he added.
Together with the Directorate General for Enterprise and Industry, the Galileo team would like to express its best wishes of success to Mr Petschke in his new challenge.


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