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steve wrote:You might disagree ok,, But pitch properly you can go for the inside the plate if you wish but think about the consequences. If you hit the batter and injure him then you pay the fine and sit out for 15 games. Its like this if you can afford to pay the fine of breaking traffic laws on the road you just go right out and do it. But if you dont want to pay fines then obey the laws. So you cabn still pitch inside but you risk hitting the batter and possibly injure him. So theres a clean proper way to pitch the ball just like theres a proper way to tackle a player in football.
steve wrote:No it wouldnt. Like i said you can still pitch inside but do it properly
steve wrote:Well if they can disapline players in the NFL to get them to play the game right they can do it in Baseball too.
steve wrote:Well if they can discipline players in the NFL to get them to play the game right they can do it in Baseball too.
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Football has no extension of items in the quest for tackles. Bodies and the armour that protects them. The armour is attached to the body. If the body goes on way the armour will be attached and follow.
In baseball the bat is not attached but held onto. So to keep it real, if a batter looses his bat he should be fined and suspended. If a pitcher looses control of a pitched ball he should be fined and suspended. If a base runner looses his helmet when running the bases he should be fined and suspended. When an outfielder leaps to catch a ball and his glove comes off he should be fined and suspended. You have to agree to all the above if you believe in what you are stating.
Football is NOT Baseball
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Those two things they already do when they strike out or a runner caught stealing. I see it often when player throws his bat and helmet. He should be ejected and fined. But umps do nothing. It even says it in the rulebook
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Players get fined for striking out and base runners get fined for caught stealing ??? Who knew.
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No im talking about slaming equpment down when they get out. Do that in High School see what ump does to you next.
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Read: Henrik Lundqvist Is Suffering From Nicklas Lidstrom Syndrome and Not Getting The Respect He Deserves In Sweden
At Hockey Sverige, Uffe Bodin is upset that Henrik Lundqvist was not nominated for the Jerring Prize which is the most prestigious Swedish athletic award and is voted on by the Swedish People.
Bodin writes that the NHL audience in Sweden is shrinking and that he feels that Lundqvist has fallen into the same category of Red Wings legend Nicklas Lidstrom who (with 7 Norris Trophies, a Conn Smythe, 4 Stanley Cup Rings and 11 All-Star Game appearances) doesn't get the recognition that he deserves in his home country.
He says that it took until the Gold Medal game in 2006, where Lidstrom scored the game winner, for people to start appreciating him and allow him to be a "household name"
On Lundqvist, Bodin says, "being appointed to the NHL's best goalie is reasonably the same as appointed to the best goalkeeper in the world. Is it the best hockey goalie in the world and also play in one of the world's great metropolises, New York, then you are a damn good ambassador for Sweden. Probably a better and more important than any ambassador who wins the Olympics / World Cup / European Championship medal in an obscure sport that rarely see the light of day."

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First, the unthinkable: a security breach at a secret U.S. government facility unleashes the monstrous product of a chilling military experiment. Then, the unspeakable: a night of chaos and carnage gives way to sunrise on a nation, and ultimately a world, forever altered. All that remains for the stunned survivors is the long fight ahead and a future ruled by fear — of darkness, of death, of a fate far worse.
As civilization swiftly crumbles into a primal landscape of predators and prey, two people flee in search of sanctuary. FBI agent Brad Wolgast is a good man haunted by what he's done in the line of duty. Six-year-old orphan Amy Harper Bellafonte is a refugee from the doomed scientific project that has triggered apocalypse. He is determined to protect her from the horror set loose by her captors. But for Amy, escaping the bloody fallout is only the beginning of a much longer odyssey — spanning miles and decades — towards the time and place where she must finish what should never have begun.
With The Passage, award-winning author Justin Cronin has written both a relentlessly suspenseful adventure and an epic chronicle of human endurance in the face of unprecedented catastrophe and unimaginable danger. Its inventive storytelling, masterful prose, and depth of human insight mark it as a crucial and transcendent work of modern fiction.
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"[A] magnificent beast of a new novel...a story about human beings trying to generate new hope in a world from which all hope has long since been burnt....What makes The Passage special is the extraordinary level of verbal craft and psychological insight....Cronin has taken his literary gifts, and he weaponized them." Time
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By NADINE MORRISPrice
I just witnessed an accident below the Consumers turnoff. A car headed southbound hit a deer and went out of control spinning around and ending up northbound. I was northbound along with other vehicles not too far from that car when this happened. You could see his lights spinning and the smoke from his tires, I could hear the skidding sound. I could not believe when the three other cars near me passed me totally oblivious to what had happened. I turned around and pulled over to see if the driver was injured and put my emergency flashers on. He seemed alright so I thought I had better go up the road to warn traffic that there was something in the road.
In doing so I was well ahead of the accident with the flashers on and I was laying on my horn and flashing my lights to warn others. I counldn't believe that no one touched a brake to slow down. They all flew around me like I was a nuisance. Nine cars and one truck hit the deer, went into the center lane and had to swerve to avoid hitting the wrecked car. The tenth car hit the deer, went out of control and hit the person's vehicle that had stopped to help.
I'm not saying an accident can't happen to any one of us, but is it an accident when drivers pass a vehicle with flashers and a Blazer with a swirling yellow emergency lights and don't even slow down? What the hell are you looking at? A huge deer is in the road, there are brake lights all over and you're not curious as to why?
I think this is the exact reason why we can print all the "pray for me" bumper stickers we want and we can make the canyon a 10 lane super highway, but until we slow down and pay attention to what we're doing, and stop taking stupid chances in our vehicles, nothing will every change.
If you see brake lights, flashers, police lights, please slow down.
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NEWPORT–The Lake Region and North Country 12-U Cal Ripken baseball teams got together for a best of the three series starting last Thursday to see who be crowned the District Champions.
Lake Region, with their power bats and top notch pitching, needed just two games to take the title, winning 5-1 and 9-5.
Starting on the hill for game one were Orleans County Thunder teammates Parker Brown, for Lake Region, and TJ Santaw, for North Country.
The duo were fresh off of a championship run in Drummondville, where they were lights out on the mound for their select team.
Now that had to be put aside as they squared off in a battle for Orleans County bragging rights.
In game one, LR got off to the fast start plating two runs in the top of the first inning.
Rian Hayman-Jones led off with a walk, but Santaw was able to strike out Nick Leblanc to get the first out.
That brought up Brown, who hit a blast to center that cleared the fences, although not without some controversy.
Apparently there was some who thought that the ball had bounced over the fence and was a ground rule double.
Brown started to make his way back to the bag, but even the guy who gave up the bomb knew it was gone.
Santaw made the universal sign for a homer by twirling around his index finger, and the umpires agreed sending Brown back to the dugout with a two run lead for the visitors.
In the bottom of the frame Brown was masterful setting down the side with a strike out one and two ground-outs that never left the infield.
North Country got on the board in the second when Cole Azur led off with homer of his own, and it was 2-1 Lake Region after one.
The boys in blue came charging back in the third, starting with another walk for Hayman-Jones.
It seems that whenever Rian walked good things happened for LR.
With Leblanc at the plate, Hayman-Jones stole second and now there was a man in scoring position with no outs.
Leblanc blooped one over the short-stop, but the runner was unable to advance.
Brown flied out, and then Brady Perron singled to load the bases.
Catcher Liam Kennedy strode to the plate, but before he could even do anything, a ball got past Tucker Camber, Hayman-Jones scored, and everyone else moved up a bag.
Kennedy found a pitch he liked and smacked a two-RBI single that wrapped up the day's scoring.
The rest of the game featured outstanding pitching from Perron and Azur, as the two combined for ten strikeouts to close out game one 5-1 in favor of Lake Region.
Parker got the win and TJ the loss as this round went Brown.
Both teams were back at it on Friday evening with North Country needing a win to stay alive and Lake Region one win away from a trip to the State Tournament next weekend.
Lake Region was the home team and they sent Hayman-Jones to the hill while the visiting North Country team had Azur going to start with.
Neither team scored in the first, and Cole picked up where he left off the day before, striking out two while Rian struck out one and got two fly-outs.
In the second, Hunter Marsh walked, Derrick Breault singled and both crossed the plate without the benefit of a hit giving NC their first lead of the series at 2-0.
LR got one back in the bottom of the frame as Perron singled and scored to close the gap to one.
Perron relieved Hayman-Jones in the third, striking out two while allowing one hit to Azur.
Lake Region took the lead in the third as Brady Riendeau and Brown came home making it 3-2.
In the fourth they blew open the game, batting around and scoring six runs in the inning.
A combination of a hit, a walk, and a miscues had the bases loaded and Hayman-Jones at the plate.
With the count at 0-0, Rian blasted one over the fence for a grand slam and a 7-2 lead.
Leblanc and Brown would both single and score and heading into the fifth down 9-2, North Country had some work to do.
They would have to wait as Perron struck out the side to keep the train moving for Lake Region.
In the sixth Brown came on to close things out, and after holding North Country to just one run on Thursday, the boys in orange wanted some revenge.
They got some satisfaction, scoring three runs, including another solo shot from Cole Azur, but Lake Region had the last laugh, holding on for the 9-5 win and the title.
Just a side note here, a shout out goes to Brady Perron, and anyone who has been his teammate for the last five years.
After Newport beat Barton for the for the Majors' title a week or so ago, Perron commented that he had been a runner-up five straight times.
Well I would like to say congratulations to Brady for finally winning the big one and becoming a champ.
Lake Region now heads down to White River this weekend to test their skills against the other top teams in the state.


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I am a Freethinker First, and an Atheist Second.
The irony here is that these two heroes of skepticism are atypical of what most online skeptics might expect. Heathen Dan is right that Acharya S is a new age prophetess. Robert Price is more of a materialistic skeptic, but he is also an ardent conservative warhawk who defends Bush's foreign policy.
My response:
Let me state for the record that I am a freethinker first, and an atheist second. No freethinker faces a potential excommunication or heresy trial for not abiding by the party line as far as I'm concerned. I left Christianity partly over this party line attitude. Acharya S. was a Blog member here for a week until she recused herself because of her critics, and I have invited Bob to be a member here with no luck yet.
Where I agree with people, I agree. Where I disagree with people I disagree. That's it. For instance, I do believe Jesus was a historical figure in the 1st century, unlike them. But I learn from everyone.
The goal here at DC is to Debunk evangelical Christianity. This could be done by a Deist, a new age pantheist, an agnostic or an atheist. Where we agree we agree. Where we have our own disputes, we will dispute. Christians do the same thing when it comes to differing views of Calvinism, eschatology, baptism, pentecostal gifts, church polity, and so on. But unlike them such disputes do not undercut a common goal we have when it comes to Christianity.
I (along with Ed Babinski) do not put up barriers between freethinkers so long as we share the same goals. Where we disagree we will disagree, but our commond ground is still that we are freethinkers. We are not hamstrung by religious dogmas and creeds and scriptures that define whether or not we are allowed in the group. We just ask that people are able to back up their beliefs and defend them in areas where we share common ground. Even if someone is way out of bounds with what I think can be rationally defended, I can still say, "but she makes a good case against Christianity...she makes me think."


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Sep 24, 2011Tip of the Month: Butter
In my many cookbook readings, I ran across this tip and have wanted to try it out!
Sep 22, 2011Morse Code Salsa
Salsa Season!
With a bunch of tomatoes and crisp fall air it seams like it was time to bottle some salsa! My siblings and I have been making salsa with our mom for years. This year was no exception!
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Sep 22, 2011Polka Dot Cake
I was blog hopping the other day and I ran across a lady who made a polka dot cake. It was super cute and so I decided to try it for my daughter's birthday party. Long story short, my polka dots were different, I used donut holes! They worked great! I would've had more too if I hadn't eaten them while I baked! I used this recipe as my base:
Sep 20, 2011Youth Waterfoul Hunt 2011
4:00 A.M. Sept 17, 2011
Yeah I'm pretty excited! Kinda up there with anticipation I've not felt in years. It has been a few years since I did the crack of dawn opener on a waterfowl season. Not sure why I'm doing it today other than I really want to be on the part of the pond where we saw all the geese yesterday. The earlier you are on our ponds ups your chan
Sep 15, 2011Oatmeal Cookies
I have really been craving cookies. It is almost unnatural. At least I won't let my gym membership lapse! So, I wanted some cookies that would satisfy me, and yet I wouldn't feel the need to consume massive amounts! So, I add raisins to them! BUT I didn;t have any raisins, so I added craisins. I don't think the 40′s housewife had these, but I bet she would have liked them!Read More
Sep 15, 2011Margherita Pizza
I love homemade PIZZA!
Margherita pizza is my favorite pizza, but once again I was defeated by the summer heat (no central air inside the homestead)! I decided to give grilled pizza a shot.


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After six of seven hard fought races in the first year of the Enduro World Series, Cannondale OverMountain's Jerome Clementz clinched the overall title. Regardless of what would happen at the final round of the series in Finale Ligure, Italy, Jerome would become the first ever Enduro World Champion. Cannondale's mountain bike sports marketing manager Daniel Hespeler commented "To win the first ever Enduro World Series is an achievement that definitely deserves some recognition and we wanted to give Jerome a special Jekyll for the last race of the series." The one of a kind paint scheme was designed by Cannondale's Katy Steudel and incorporates the rainbow colours of the EWS logo, Jerome's personal sponsors, and lots of small Jerome touches like his bird logo.
"I didn't know I was getting the new bike until just a few days before the race. I love it! SRAM and Mavic put all new parts on it and I was pretty excited to see if I could get the last win of the year on it before I hang it on my wall", said Jerome after the race. "Now that I won on it and have the overall title, the bike is even more special to me." Jerome Clementz.
What a crazy week-end in Finale Ligure (Italy) for the last run of the Enduro World Series. 2 days of racing with 6 stages were planned for the 7th EWS. And Jérôme was one more time the strongest!
On Saturday, the war between Jared Graves and Jérôme has already started! Afterwards 3 stages (the 4th was cancelled due to an accident which has delayed the race), the time between the 2 monsters was extremely tight : Jared was ahead with only 0.1 second advanced to Jérôme. Fabien Barel took the 3rd position after the 2 leaders (+10.6') and the most impressive junior, Martin Maes, followed them (+16.9 sec).
All the results for saturday the 19th: http://www.scribd.com/embeds/177384132/content?
On Sunday, the top pilotes started at 8 am, when the organisation decided to stop the race because an ambulance was late. Jerôme and Jared were already 7 km from the village riding their transfer, and a car took them back to he start! But finally the organisation drive them again at the point they were pick up to continue the transfer.
Jérôme was not disturbed because he won the 1st of the day ahead of Nicolas Lau (+0.6') and Jared Graves (+1.3'). The suspence was still there for the last stage! Jérôme has a good one and reached the 2nd place of that one behind Nicolas Lau (+7.6') and in front of Jared (+9.6').
Jérôme finally won the race ahead of Jared Graves (+2.7') and Martin Maes got the 3rd place (+25.1')! Congrats to the boys for this beautiful race!
All the results of Sunday and overall: http://www.superenduromtb.com/home-news/superenduro-pro-6-finale-ligure-%E2%80%93-sunday-live-results/
"Tonight I will celebrate my Enduro World Champion title. I would like to thank everybody for your precious help during all the season and clink a glass for our team work!" Jérôme
Pauline had a safe race, she finished 10th but was happy because she had a lot of chearing during all the race from the supporters! She reached her goal, to finish the Enduro World Series in one piece!


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|40's Yesterday, 90's Tomorrow--Get Ready
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So, when you woke Wednesday morning, it was in the mid 40's in the High Country—refreshing to natives, downright cold to seasonal residents from warmer climes. By the weekend, folks in the warmer climes may be fleeing to the High Country to escape triple-digit temps
that may well break records. For locals, it will be quite hot at 90 or so during the weekend—and a whale of a difference in a three-day span. The cause is the same weather system that has fanned the fires in Colorado and baked the central part of the country for much of the week. The air mass overruns the cool, dry air that moved into the High Country Monday evening, and brings us some really hot weather, peaking Saturday. With the Fourth of July week getting underway, and Piedmont TV stations already planning coverage of the great escape to the mountains due to the heat, we just might see record crowds here. Get ready to move over and say 'hi' to the heat escapees—and carry an extra bottle of water to share.
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Both advanced-A St. Lucie and low-A Savannah announced their 2013 coaching staffs this week, and in both cases, the Mets will send the identical coaching lineup to each team as they did in 2012.
In St. Lucie, this means Ryan Ellis will serve as the manager, with Phil Regan as the pitching coach and Benn Distefano teaching hitting.
In Savannah, Luis Rojas take his second go-round as manager, with Frank Viola working as his pitching coach and Joel Fuentes as his hitting coach. (I get lucky. This is a really easy staff to work with, and you can't beat Frank Viola's insight.)
Including AA Binghamton, the Mets will have the exact same staff in place in three of their four full-season affiliates. That's awfully impressive. Continuity is a good thing.


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Infusing Mental Health Care with Compassion and Joy
Integrative Mental Health (IMH) is a new specialization for Ph.D. students in the Department of Mind-Body Medicine at Saybrook University. This specialization educates licensed or licensable mental health professionals in an integrative whole-person approach to mental health care via academic education, the acquisition of mind-body and self-regulation skills, and the practice of self-care.
Academic studies in the IMH specialization integrate complementary therapies including mind-body approaches, nutrition, somatic therapies, the wisdom of world healing traditions, and a review of current psycho-neuroimmunology and neuroscience research. The goal of this specialization is to revitalize the mental health field with energy, spirit, compassion, and joy.
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Yep, because they want to get rid of all 200's
Not ALL, there's a lot of markets that don't need the seats of the bigger RJ's. But they want to get down to around 100 50 seaters, most of which will probably be operated by Pinnacle (since the 9E CRJ's are owned by DL and were mostly delivered in the 2000's to NW).
Will be interesting to see if they eventually replace more CRJ200s with Q400s or something similar. From what I recall I remember hearing that RJs were great when they first came out but then fuel went up. Hopefully more airlines start following in Delta's footsteps and replace higher capicity routes with the CRJ900s. I was on a flight back in April I think from PHX to OAK on US Airways operated by SkyWest on a 200. I think a few months later SkyWest stopped operating the route between PHX and OAK. I see why. Haha. Made no sense to fly a 200 between two largish cities and I think the flight was overbooked. Mesa flies the 900 to OAK now from PHX. Makes more sense.
These will be operated by regional carriers. It's a common practice for DL to own regional aircraft and then contract regionals to fly them. It's good negotiating leverage because if the regional doesnt offer a good rate DL can take the planes away and give them to someone else.
Yep! Most likely will be operated by SkyWest and maybe some other regional carriers.
Does this mean Delta is planning to operate these CR9s as part of their mainline fleet? (Since Delta is the one doing the ordering, and they no longer have a wholly owned regional airline to give them to.)
I wonder this too.. says it's replacing the CRJ200 but mainline fleet has no 200's, only regional carriers
What happened to airlines going for the New Boeing 737 MAX?
DL is still a possibility to order the MAX, but they rarely order an aircraft before its first flight (it's risky to plan your future on an aircraft that doesn't yet exist). The MAX is still years away.
This order was also necessary in order for Bombardier to take back CRJ-200's that DL is looking to rid itself of based on its future fleet plans. They were also likely obtained at a very low price since Bombardier only had ~50-60 frames on the CRJ line backlog and the line faced closure within the next year or 2 without any new orders.
That is two HUGE order for Bombardier in a short period of time.
Nov. 28, 2012 Bombardier Scores Largest Order Ever In $7.8 Billion Bizjet Deal With VistaJet
Dec. 6, 2012 Delta Orders 40 Bombardier CRJ900 Jets worth more than $2 billion (U.S.).
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Lana and Michael Keller are pleased to announce the marriage of their daughter Angela Keller and Lance Stonehocker, son of Cynthia and Eldon Stonehocker. The couple will be married on Sept. 8 in the Manti LDS Temple. Receptions will be held in their honor on Saturday, Sept. 8 from 7 to 9 p.m. at the 7th/8th Ward LDS Church, 995 E. 700 N., in Price, and on Friday Sept. 14 from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Heritage Building, 1580 N. Main St., in Mapleton. Angela is a graduate of Carbon High School and Utah State University. Lance is a graduate of Springville High School and Utah State University and served an LDS mission in Brazil. The couple will be making their home in Springville.
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Back in August 2009, Candy.com crowned 8-year-old Miles Louison "Candy Kid" for his work launching a "candy sushi" company. As part of the Candy Kid award, Miles won $500 worth of candy from Candy.com to help catapult his business.
Fast forward to Dec. 2011, and the young rising star is still at the helm of his candy sushi business, which is now officially titled, Sushimee. He also just came in first place at the entrepreneurial contest Startup Weekend Denver. Miles is youngest person in the history of this contest to enter it, and, hands down, the youngest to win it.
The afternoon that I caught up with Miles and his mom Lynnea Louison, Miles was fresh from school … and his second live television interview with 9News in Denver to talk about his win and where his Sushimee empire is headed.
"I had pools of sweat in my hands during the interview," Miles told me when I asked him about his 9News appearance.
Watching the segment, you'd never know it. Miles is not camera-shy, which came in handy for pitching his candy sushi product in front of judges at the Startup Weekend Denver competition.
Miles' candy sushi product line is made with Rice Krispie treats (the "rice"), fruit leathers, and vibrant candies like Swedish Fish, Twizzlers, and gummy worms. The candies come packaged in a sushi-esque box containing six pieces, dipping sauce (melted chocolate), wasabi (green icing), and pickled ginger (dried mango slices).
At Miles' new Web site, Sushimee.com, each piece of candy sushi has a story. Lynnea says that as soon as the site went live, 71 orders came flooding in. "We had to shut down the e-commerce component," she explains. "We are hoping to have it live again by early December."
So what's next for the now 10-year-old Candy Kid? Miles and his mom are working with a local commissary kitchen to grow the business and, according to Miles, Sushimee already has a handful of commercial accounts lined up.
Miles is also working closely with his mentor Linda Enstrom of Denver-based Enstrom Candy.
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What a week, for starters it is National Road Safety Week, so it is not a coinsidence that Arrive Alive launched their 25th Campaign yesterday as everyone looks forward to our May long weekend!
A reminder that we do have a choice and what we do today will certainly impact our tomorrow. I am certainly looking forward to a couple of ice cold MC67′s on the back patio, but I am enjoying my long weekend locally, I do not have far to go, 200 meters. If you are out celebrating this weekend, remember to download the FREE TAXIGUY APP, that will call you a cab; the APP is FREE and the Call is FREE. No EXCUSES!!
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Dieter Kosslick Press Conference
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Down by two sets to Payson and with their backs against the wall, the Lady Dinos suddenly seemed to flip a switch. A burst of energy, assisted by the home crowd, boosted the team down the stretch including putting them in position to win the game.
Unfortunately for the Lady Dinos, the end result saw Payson slip away with a five-set victory (25-21, 25-20, 27-29, 23-25, 20-18).
Down 19-18 in the final set and with a chance to tie the game, senior Kayleigh Potts' kill attempt went just over the back line giving Payson the win.
While the loss was tough on the team especially after a comeback late in the game, Carbon High head coach Danielle Jensen said she was proud of the fight the team showed throughout the game.
"It's a loss for us but I'm really proud of the fact that we went down fighting," Jensen said after the game.
Potts led the Lady Dinos with a team-high 14 kills. Sophomore libero Katee Martinez, who Jensen said has been battling an ankle injury, finished with 26 digs and made a number of key plays down the stretch helping keep the Dinos in the game.
"She (Katee) was amazing tonight for us," Jensen said noting Martinez helps control the back row of Carbon's defense.
Despite the loss, Jensen said the team is showing signs of playing better as the season has progressed.
"We were really competitive tonight and we're still working towards our goal of making it to the state tournament," she explained.
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Naftali Bennett Of Right Wing Jewish Home Party Campaigns Ahead of The General Election
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Michelle Obama Hosts Students At 5th Annual White House Garden Kitchen
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Ship building makes return to South Coast
CHARLESTON, Ore. -- The shipyard at Giddings Boat Works in Charleston is a lot louder these days.
They're building not just one, but two boats, the first to be built in the bay area since 1999.
Mike Lee, the general manager at Giddings, says it's nice to see the activity again. "When you came out here you could see all the steel laying on the ground, you get to see all the cars parked around here, all the guys that are working here," Lee said. "This feels beyond belief good."
For the last 14 years, the shipyard only repaired boats with a small crew.
Now they've hired 20 new employees and they're looking for more.
Tyler Harden is a welder, and he says the work couldn't have come at a better time. "I actually had my first kid on the way, and so I was really looking for a job and I came down here to take a weld test," Hardin said. "I started really not knowing anything, and I've been learning a lot, so I think I have a good career going here."
Ship building is definitely not new to the bay area. Asa Meade Simpson built the first major shipyard in the 1850's just north of where the Mill Casino's RV park is today.
Giddings Boat Works is reviving this part of Coos Bay history.
"It's great, I mean, building new structures and stuff like that you know, it's a part of history," Harden said. "It's important."
Lee says that he hopes the future will be bright for the company. "We're hoping that this is a stepping stone to getting our name back out there, that Giddings Boat Works can build boats," Lee said.
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First, you need to have a PKU JudgeOnline login. Go to the JudgeOnline Homepage to get a login. You can also search for problems here by name or number. Note that in the template for each problem in the wiki, there is a direct link to that problems's entry on PKU.
All solutions submitted must follow certain guidelines:
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Note that the Progteam's Skeleton File already observes all these conventions. You should always start with it as a template.
Go to the PKU page for the problem, scroll to the bottom and hit 'Submit'. Then copy-paste your solution into the text field. Hit submit, and cross your fingers.
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President Obama's latest political ploy — granting new "rights" out of thin air, by Executive Order, to illegal immigrants who claim that they were brought into the country when they were children — is all too typical of his short-run approach to the country's long-run problems.
Whatever the merits or demerits of the Obama immigration policy, his Executive Order is good only as long as he remains president, which may be only a matter of months after this year's election.
People cannot plan their lives on the basis of laws that can suddenly appear, and then suddenly disappear, in less than a year. To come forward today and claim the protection of the Obama Executive Order is to declare publicly and officially that your parents entered the country illegally. How that may be viewed by some later administration is anybody's guess.
Employers likewise cannot rely on policies that may be here today and gone tomorrow, whether these are temporary tax rates designed to look good at election time or temporary immigration policies that can backfire later if employers get accused of hiring illegal immigrants.
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Kicking the can down the road is one of the favorite exercises in Washington. But neither in the economy nor in their personal lives can people make plans and commitments on the basis of government policies that suddenly appear and suddenly disappear.
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Rachel Getting Married
When Kym returns to the Buchman family home for the wedding of her sister Rachel, she brings a long history of personal crisis, family conflict and tragedy along with her. The wedding couple's abundant party of friends and relations has gathered for a joyful weekend of feasting, music and love, but Kym--with her biting one-liners and flair for bombshell drama--is a catalyst for long-simmering tensions in the family dynamic.
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Hammel, Wei-Yin Chen and Tsuyoshi Wada "contractually" figure to be in it, according to a team official. I'd still expect Tommy Hunter to be included because he can consume innings, which is even more important following Guthrie's departure.
This is from yesterday on Roch's blog.
The most obvious guess for the rotation is now Wada, Chen, Hammel, Hunter and Britton.


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Born: 12 June 1981
Birthplace: Salvador de Bahia, Brazil
Best known as: Super-slender Guess and Victoria's Secret model
Skinny and sultry, Adriana Lima has been modelling since 1994, first in Brazil and later in New York City and Europe. Like her countrywoman Gisele Bundchen, Lima gained fame after posing in Guess clothing ads; also like Bundchen, Lima is perhaps most famous for her appearances with Victoria's Secret. (She appeared dressed as an angel in the company's 2000 fashion show and has been a featured regular ever since). Lima had a role in The Follow, one of the popular online short films created by BMW in 2001; she played the beautiful young wife tailed by BMW driver Clive Owen. She's also made a few TV appearances, including guest shots on How I Met Your Mother (2007) and Ugly Betty (2008).
Extra credit: Lima is 5'10" tall and of "French, Portuguese, Native American and Caribbean descent," according to the CBS website for the 2007 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show... She married basketball pro Marco Jaric in a civil ceremony in Jackson Hole, Wyoming on 14 February 2009; he's a 6'7" Serbian who was playing for the NBA's Minnesota Timberwolves at the time of their marriage. Jaric was born on 12 October 1978... Other models who have posed for Guess include Anna Nicole Smith, James King and Ingrid Seynhaeve.
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She was born June 6, 1932, in Augusta to the late George Frank Hernlen Sr. and Katie Bell Reece Hernlen. He graduated from Daytona Beach High School and reared his family there. He retired from Florida Power and Light Company. He was a Catholic. He was an Eagle Scout and was a member of the Spring Lake Community in Dillard. He served in the U.S. Marine Corps during the Korean War.
He was preceded in death by a grandson and a sister, Betty Dittman.
Survivors include: a son, George Tracy Hernlen of Spring Lake, Dillard; three daughters, Lavon Mullins of Port Orange, Fla., and Sheila Cranfill and Betty Lou Hernlen, both of Spring Lake, Dillard; five grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren.
The body has been cremated, and a memorial service was held Monday at Chapel of Sky Valley with the Rev. John Erbelding officiating.
The family asks that in lieu of flowers, memorial donations be made to local hospices.
Hunter Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. An online guestbook is available at www.hunterfuneralhomega.com.


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PORTSMOUTH — Over the past several years, Portsmouth Abbey's rink has been a house of horrors for Cumberland High, a building that has been as cold to the Clippers as the frigid temperatures inside its confines.
On Sunday afternoon, the Clippers endured their latest nightmare at the arena, and it resulted in a swift exit from the Division II playoffs.
The third-seeded Clippers dropped the third and deciding game of their best-of-three semifinal-round series to second-seeded Portsmouth High in the form of a 5-3 defeat that wasn't nearly as close as the score indicates.
For the first two periods, the defending Division II champion Patriots (18-4-1), who will face off with top-seeded Coventry High in the best-of-three title series, had their way with the Clippers (16-6-2) and found themselves owning a 5-0 command with 4½ minutes still to play in the second period.
"(Portsmouth) came ready to play and we didn't," added Cumberland coach Mark Andreozzi. "And that's taking nothing away from them. They're good, they're well-coached, they play disciplined hockey, and they came ready to play and they took it to us. We just couldn't rally ourselves."
Cumberland played much better in the final period, and when the Pats began to play sloppy and undisciplined in the second half of the period, the Clippers responded by scoring their three goals (all power-play tallies) in a span of less than two minutes to make it a 5-3 game with 3:05 still to play.
Unfortunately for the Clippers, time ran out on their comeback. They pulled goalie Patrick Noke for a sixth attacker with 1:31 to play, but only managed to take two shots the rest of the way.
"The third period was better for us," remarked Andreozzi. "We skated better, played better, almost made a game out of it. We made a nice comeback at the end, and I'll toot my kids' horn. Down 5-0, nine out of 10 teams would pack it in, but we made it 5-3 and put some pressure on them."
Noke, a junior backup, was inserted into the game after the Patriots produced their final goal. That's when Andreozzi pulled his longtime starter and three-time division all-star, senior Michaelangelo Federici, who only stopped 11 of the 16 shots he faced.
"Worst decision I ever had to make," said Andreozzi. "But what was I going to do? I didn't have a choice at that point. He knew it. … He meant so much to me and this program and it wasn't an easy decision."
The Patriots wasted little time netting their first goal. Less than three minutes into the game, Mike Maggiacomo scored on a wristshot just outside the right faceoff circle that sailed over Federici's glove and into the twines.
With 5:55 left in the first period, Matt Abraham made it a 2-0 game by rifling a shot deep in the slot that zipped over Federici's right shoulder.
And then things went from bad to worse.
Just 19 seconds into the middle period, Mackenzie McDonald scored the first of his two goals by flicking a pass from Abraham past Federici.
At 9:27, Abraham scored a power-play goal off a sharp pass from McDonald, and less than two minutes later, McDonald netted his other goal.
With exactly five minutes to go in the game, the Clippers avoided the shutout by producing their first two goals less than 31 seconds apart from each other. Michael Ray notched the first goal off an assist from Andrew Dulac, and team captain T.J. Salisbury lit the lamp on a setup by Joshua Engels.
When Joshua Pora made it a two-goal contest at 11:55 by flipping in a pass from Salisbury, the Patriots and their fans began to feel a little uneasy, but the hosts clamped down defensively and eventually held on for the win.
The loss ends a truly outstanding year for the Clippers, who behind a veteran roster that included 10 seniors, won the Division II-North regular-season title and again established themselves as one of the league's top defensive clubs.
"We probably did more that what most people expected us to do at the start of the year," said Andreozzi. "Our senior class has had a pretty good run and I'm proud of them and the rest of this team. We had a great season, and we'll come back next year and try it again."
Cumberland 0 - 0 - 3 -- 3
Portsmouth 2 - 3 - 0 -- 5
First period: P -- Mike Maggiacomo (Kyle Alvanas), 2:45; P -- Matt Abraham (Chris Oliveira), 9:05. Penalties: None.
Second period: P -- Mackenzie McDonald (Matt Abraham), :19. P -- Matt Abraham (Mackenzie McDonald), power play, 9:26; P -- Mackenzie McDonald (Matt Abraham), 11:21. Penalties: C, 2-4; P, 1-2.
Third period: C -- Michael Ray (Andrew Dulac), power play, 10:00; C -- T.J. Salisbury (Joshua Engels), power play, 10:31; C -- Josh Pora (T.J. Salisbury), power play, 11:55. Penalties: P, 3-9.
Shots on goal: Cumberland 19, Portsmouth 25. Goalie saves: C -- Michaelangelo Federici (12 saves-16 shots), Patrick Noke (11:21, second period, 9 saves-9 shots), P -- Matt Maggiacomo (16 saves).


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Sounds like an idea... not really sure if it's good or bad.
If we have to use .NET, at least use something which is completely free, like dotGNU. Not Mono crap which has M$ in it !
i never liked Gnome, and now i sure as hell never will
Sounds like an idea... not really sure if it's good or bad.
If we have to use .NET, at least use something which is completely free, like dotGNU. Not Mono crap which has M$ in it !
i just say: to hell with gnome, to hell with ximian, and to hell with .NET and Mono
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I heard:Miguel also had praise for the .NET versioning architecture, - "an outstanding job" - similar to the versioning Unix has had for years.
They said:"It's amazing," Miguel said, "Redmond has almost gotten to where Unix was in the 70's."
I heard:"They have a beautiful security system and we're emulating the whole security infrastructure. It's actually easier to use than the Windows counterpart. We're basically wrapping the Unix functionality inside the Windows functionality.
They said:"Well, we took Unix. Then we removed everything that made it good. Now, we're going to call it "Gnome" and try to make people use it.
I heard:"Well in the Windows world they use SOAP they do not talk about proprietary protocols.
They said:Everybody who's contributed code to Windows, .NET, or anything related needs to have their mouths washed out with SOAP.
I heard:"OK there are two security modeks in place - one is the Windows NTN security model; which is actually a pretty [pauses] You've seen security holes in Microsoft products - buffer overflows - they're not problems in the security architecture - that happens with Unix too. They happen to be really bad at managing their bugs, and not providing fixes on time, but that's another issue. That's the NT security system.
They said:"Ok, Windows NT is good because it has buffer overflows. That's how Windows NT works. It also has the added benefit of never getting the security patches it needs until years after the exploits have been discovered.
I heard:"Yes, you shouldn't lock yourself out of .NET.
"Mmmmmmm Microsoft iz gudness with fun. I like cookies and fun. Cookies iz good.
But I actually had a debate with a knowlegdable friend of mine - He told me that .NET would be the natural evolution for GNOME. Like it or not !
I always knew that de Icaza was an ass. From back when HelixCode got going, I ran into him on an IRC chatroom. Acted like a dick. Heres the final blow. He insults people for the wrong reasons, bashes distros (Slackers know what I mean) and acts like his products are god. I had a slight feeling it was because his english skills may have been lacking. I guess that was the wrong feeling. Ahh, well.....thats the joy of linux choices. Good, bad and insanely moronic.
I think Lovechild has the right attitude towards it. I don't like .Net (Hell, I don't even know what it is .. they are to vauge about it!) but some people and somethings are going to use it.Sounds like an idea... not really sure if it's good or bad.
If we have to use .NET, at least use something which is completely free, like dotGNU. Not Mono crap which has M$ in it !
I mean the bonobo and other structure libs for GNOME already resemble .NET in design - so naturally GNOME will evolve into some sort of .NET thingy...
Anyways, I use KDE, and I'm very happy with it, so I don't bother with GNOME anymore
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A person in the audience asked me what I thought about Miguel's changing the license of GNOME to the X11 license. Such a change for
GNOME has not occurred and is not planned, since it would go against GNU Project policies. But Ximian did make such a license change for Mono, which is not a GNU package. So I figured the questioner had read the Mono license change announcement and then misremembered it as referring to GNOME. I said so, but I tried not to be harsh about it.
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GNOME is not adopting Mono or .NET as an implementation
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And the MIDI control is all there as well: The PX-3 controls four internal and four external zones. So during the performance you can play up to four additional instruments or a digital workstation right from the keyboard via MIDI or USB. Plus, you can instantly edit every internal sound with a comprehensive menu of filters, envelopes and 64 insert effects like rotary speaker, auto-wah, phasers, choruses and overdrives.
There's so much more: SD card and USB storage. Internal velocity maps for instant touch control. Four bands of parametric EQ. But the bottom-line is this: 88-notes of scaled-hammer, real-life acoustic grand piano in a stunning, feather-light, impossibly priced keyboard.
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I already own a px 150. I had high expectations for the px3, and they were all met. It's used, but it plays like it's new.
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After having been convinced all 'Fully Weighted 88 Key Boards' are junk, here comes along Casio. I've always been a Roland junkie, but if you get a chance, play this board. I learned on a real piano, and still prefer it, but that's beginning to change. Wonderful touch, just enough resistance and utterly delicious presets. Don't know how much ROM the board has, but honestly, gigging musicians know you don't need 200 gigabytes of piano samples, as this accuracy is lost in most venues. That said, the PX-3 delivers incredible and reproduceable piano layers, and never leaves you without just a little more expression if necessary. I can finally 'deliver' to listeners what's 'inside' my head. 9/10 acoustic pianos can't even do this, and this board's only 24LBS!Might be a little weak being she's all plastic, but once again, gigging musicians know to take care and be fastidious in transportation. Get a good ATA case, and all should be well. A spilt beer or viscious drop will kill any board :)Cheers
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I have played numerous electronic pianos in the last 40 years. Kurzweil, Alesis, Roland..etc. The sound of this keyboard is AMAZING. But beyond the sounds, this keyboard FEELS like a grand piano! Not just the weight, the finish on the keys is something I didn't think too much about until this board. Plus it only weighs 23lbs. This unit will change your mind about Casio. Try one out for yourself and be ready to be blown away!
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I bought this for my daughter - who is a gigging keyboardist (as am I) and cannot lift her stage piano by herself. I am very impressed by (a) the weight - 24 lbs.and (b)the piano/ep/b3 sounds and piano feel. Casio has taken the PX-330 - which I gigged with for a year - and turned it into a more than serviceable pro stage piano. My reservations (and they are few) all have to do with some of the controller features (thus 4 stars rather than 5): It's tricky to control MIDI volume on other MIDI devices from the PX3 and you cannot label the registrations. That said, this 24 pound keyboard has a better stereo piano sample and piano feel than my 75-pound main axe which costs almost three times as much. Unless I have to do a theater gig, with alot of external devices, I'd much rather take this than my big stage piano. There are some other low priced, low weight keyboards on the market (like the PX330) but none come close to being a pro keyboard. The PX3 lets you dial-in effects like phaser and wah and there's a Leslie button that dials in that effect for the b3's. Not as much editing as most pro controllers, but more than you need for 90% of your gigs. (Again, unless you are doing theater work or really accurate cover arrangements.)I'm going to buy one for myself (so my daughter will stop complaining that I'm taking hers) and if it works well I may get another for my studio set-up. Well done, Casio.
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I'm currently using a PX-3 as my controller for Ivory and other assorted sounds for Jason Bonham's Led Zeppelin Experience. It's holding up great on the road and feels fantastic for piano.Great value for the money.
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After reading the reviews in Keyboard Magazine and Electronic Musician I decided to give the PX-3 a try. I am not disappointed at all. First the weight. I can't believe how awesome this keyboard action feels for a piano that is this light. Don't let the weight fool you, this is a great fully weighted action. Compared to the Yamaha P95 and even the much higher priced Roland, this feels much better.The piano sounds are very good. Unlike other pianos in this price range the Privia PX3 is really expressive. I gig regularly and so far I've got nothing but compliments on its sound. The vintage EP sounds are good too, luckily you can edit them quite a bit, with some tweaks they great for me. There are a lot of other sounds on here, I haven't had a lot of time to mess with but there are some good brass and synth sounds too. It works great as a MIDI controller in the studio - just plugged in USB, doesn't even need drivers. I just signed up for the Free gig bag that Casio is offering. Hopefully it will here soon.For anyone looking for an 88 note board - at this price its a no brainer.
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The "limited edition" Privia PX3 arrived today, its box looking like it fell off the truck. I pried it out, set it up, checked out its sounds and feel. I love the keyboard action, but it's very light. If you're looking for a "real piano" feel, either keep looking or play one before buying. It's so easy to carry that I'm willing to make some compromises. I hate moving gear. If I had a road crew, I'd use a Kurzweil... Alas, the PX-3's volume knob will likely break off someday. The whole piece- except for the actual keys themselves- feels shoddy, cheesy, Casio-y. It's all plastic, but that's why it's light. The stringy two-prong electrical plug and its transformer are just insulting. A junkyard dog could easily eat the toy-like plastic sustain pedal without getting sick, but I'm not going to trust it on a gig. Sounds: The acoustic and electric piano sounds are decent. The organs and all other sounds fall (landing with a thud) between so-so and stinky. I got it for live piano only. Adjusting the 'verb, etc. at gigs will be a complete pain in the neck. I'll eventually program two or three piano presets and live with them. I say "eventually" because I just noticed a chipped key, and am sending this one back. Oh boy! This light piano won't survive the rigors of the road- no way- but wrapped in a well-padded gig bag (We'll see if the free one from Casio fits the bill), on my local car gigs, it should be okay... if I'm careful. You probably know the deal without reading any reviews: it's under a grand (in more ways than one...).
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The Bureau of Reclamation's Provo Area Office announced Monday the release of the Narrows Project Final Environmental Impact Statement. The Sanpete Water Conservancy District is the Project sponsor. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the U.S. Forest Service served as cooperating agencies on the FEIS.
The FEIS describes and analyzes the potential effects of four project alternatives. The No Action Alternative represents the conditions of the affected area in Sanpete and Carbon counties if the project is not built. The three action alternatives represent three different versions of the Narrows Project, each differing in the size of the dam and reservoir. Analysis of three reservoir sizes enables the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to determine the Least Environmentally Damaging Practicable Alternative.
The preferred alternative is to allow SWCD, a non-federal entity, to build, operate, and maintain the largest dam considered with a reservoir capacity of 17,000 acre-feet of water stored behind a dam with a height of 120 feet, a crest length of 550 feet, and a reservoir surface area of 604 acres.
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