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PERRYTON-Great start. Horrible ending.
Those are the words that can be used to describe Saturday afternoon's District 1-3A contest between the Borger Bulldogs and the Perryton Rangers.
The home team Rangers were able to extend their winning streak over the Bulldogs on the baseball diamond with a 18-8 win.
The afternoon started on a high note for the Bulldogs as junior Max Lusk and senior Brandon Garcia connected for two homeruns in the top of the first inning to help give Borger an early 3-0 lead.
An RBI single by Lusk in the top of the second inning gave Borger a 4-1 lead.
However, the tide of the game started to change quickly when the Rangers came to the plate for the bottom half of the inning.
The Rangers sent seven batters to the plate in the second,before the Bulldogs could get an out, with three singles and two doubles helping Perryton to bring five runs across the plate to make it a 4-6 ball game.
The Bulldogs did answer back in the top of the third, as Garcia hit his second homerun in the game along with Acton Smith and Clay Ellis coming across the plate after hits by Kody Davila and Lusk to go back ahead 7-6.
Unfortunately, the Rangers would be able to answer back as the game started to get out of hand in the fourth inning with Perryton scoring seven runs to go ahead 13-7.
Borger added one more run in the top of the fifth inning, but Perryton responded by scoring five more runs in the bottom of the inning to force the run-rule with the score, 18-8.
The loss sends Borger to 10-10-1 overall and 1-1 in District 1-3A play.
The Bulldogs will next travel to Pampa tomorrow afternoon to take on the Harvesters at 5:00 p.m. with Pampa currently holding the top spot in the district standings with a 2-0 mark.
Senior Hunter Hertel took the loss on the pitcher's mound pitching 3 2/3 innings. Smith pitched the final inning for the Bulldogs.
Bulldog top hitters on Saturday: Max Lusk 4/4 1 HR 3 RBI's ; Kody Davila 2/3; Brandon Garcia 2/4 2 HR's 3 RBI's.
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This years Arts Series takes us from classical to contemporary; from an American Shakespeare Center-production to duets from operetta and Broadway; from marionettes to a PBS mainstay musician, Dan Shaw of the Olin Fine Arts Center said. With a high-energy Celtic troupe to screenings of award-nominated short subject films, our coming season is diverse enough for everyones taste.
The Cashore Marionettes reinvent the art of puppetry in Life In Motion. Award-winning Joseph Cashore creates and manipulates the life-like marionettes. The performance is for adults and young adults, and is not recommended for those younger than 12.
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n Jeffrey Siegel presents Keyboard Conversations, 7:30 p.m. April 25 Recently featured on PBS, Keyboard Conversations is an unusual concert-plus-commentary in which Siegel speaks to the audience about the music before performing each work in its entirety. In this performance, Siegel will present Gershwin and Friends!
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1. How close is Dylan
The 2010 first-round pick has the organization giddy about
his future impact as a fearsome physical defenseman, but he'll be allowed to
develop slowly. Expect McIlrath to
remain in the WHL this year regardless of what happens at Traverse City, but
this will be a great chance to see how he's progressed over the last 12 months. McIlrath's fighting ability and ferocious
hits are his calling card, but he's also a more fluid skater than many know and
he's been working on an impressive slap shot.
2. How will Christian
Thomas fair against improved competition?
Thomas absolutely tore up the OHL last year, but there will
be lingering questions about his NHL potential until he proves that his size
isn't an obstacle against higher levels of competition. So far Thomas has been an extremely pleasant
surprise, but his goal-scoring ability was known even when he was drafted. Thomas's confidence is understandably high
and the organization is very pleased with his development, but it will be
interesting to see if he can take the next step.
3. Are the Swedes ready
to shine on Broadway?
Tim Erixon and Carl Hagelin have arguably the best chances
to make the Rangers out of all the prospects at Traverse City, but they'll need
strong showings at the September tournament to prepare them mentally for
training camp later in the month. Both
players are considered to be NHL-ready, but each could face stiff competition
for jobs on Broadway. Impressive performances
at Traverse City can only help their chances.
4. Are any of the non-Rangers' prospects worth signing?
Tayler Jordan is known for being a team player, but he'll
bring few NHL-caliber tools to the table other than his fists. Jordan Hickmott is past the age when most
legitimate prospects are discovered, but an offensive outburst in 2010-2011
earned him an invite to Traverse City. Matt
Rust is a superb defensive forward, but he may not have enough other
tools. Defenseman Collin Bowman has decent
size and did post 48 points last year, but the Rangers are knee-deep in defensive
prospects. For any of them to warrant
contract consideration from the Blueshirts they'd have to really open eyes at
Traverse City.
5. What can we expect
from J.T. Miller?
At June's NHL Draft the Rangers took J.T. Miller a bit
earlier than he was expected to go, but the American fits into New York's
player mold perfectly. This summer
Miller switched from his original plan of playing for the University of North
Dakota this season and will now skate for the Plymouth Whalers of the OHL. The move is part of Miller's plan to turn pro
next season and although that seems like a bit of an unrealistic goal right
now, Miller is clearly determined and Traverse City will be his chance to start
the year off with a bang.
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viable goalie prospect?
Jason Missiaen is more known for his 6-8, 220 lb. frame than
for his ability in net, but the Rangers were obviously intrigued when they
signed him last spring. Whether he has
any real future is in question. Scott
Stajcer had an up and down year and some believe that he still has a very
bright future while others think he's an average prospect at best. Stajcer still has to prove himself on a
consistent basis, but he's the Rangers' best hope of having a decent netminder
in the pipeline.
7. Did the Rangers
uncover a gem or two at the draft?
Though each faces a major uphill climb, there is some
sentiment that Peter Ceresnak, Michael St. Croix and Shane McColgan could all
turn out to be major steals. Ceresnak
was selected in the fourth round of the CHL Import Draft by the Peterborough
Petes and seems committed to making a run at the NHL. His footwork leaves a lot to be desired, but
Ceresnak's defensive game is solid. St.
Croix is known for his offensive ability and though he's a bit one-dimensional,
his pure talent could have pushed him into the second or third round of the
draft. McColgan was thought to be one of
the draft's best prospects heading into the 2010-2011 campaign, but he really
dropped off the map as the season progressed. Still, no one thought that he'd last until the fifth round and if he can
overcome his diminutive size, he could also have a very bright future.
8. Will Andrew Yogan emerge?
Yogan has flown under the radar since being drafted in the fourth
round in 2010. That's largely been a
product of injuries, but Yogan was traded this offseason to Peterborough after
developing a reputation as a bit of a locker room problem with the Erie Otters. Deserved or not, Yogan will be under the
microscope this year, but he's got a chance to become one of New York's better
prospects. The first step will be to
solidify his relationship with Rangers' brass and impress coaches with his
play, attitude and work ethic at Traverse City.
9. Are the Hartford-bound boys, Ryan Bourque and Jason Wilson,
going to help the CT Whale contend for a Calder Cup?
Both Bourque and Wilson seem likely to begin the season with
the Whale as both have outgrown their junior teams and aren't ready to make a
run at the NHL. Bourque provides
tremendous character, the ability to play in all situations, and playmaking
ability while Wilson tries to model himself after Brandon Prust and plays an
effective grinding game. They should be
solid additions to a Whale club that looks poised for a big year, but making
the jump from juniors to professional hockey can be difficult and Traverse City
is an important stepping stone.
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Gino M. Zando, 82, a longtime Jefferson County legislator, died Friday morning at Carthage Area Hospital.
A mayor of Deferiet from 1978 to 1982, Mr. Zando joined the board in 1996 when it switched from a Board of Supervisors to a Board of Legislators.
He served the county for 15 years, representing District 6, which includes Carthage and part of Ft. Drum. He retired from the board in 2011.
During his tenure, he was a member of both the General Services and Finance and Rules committees and was Health and Human Services Committee chairman in 2000-01.
He was a proponent of the airport and of encouraging economic development. He was president of the Carthage area Chamber of Commerce during his time as a county legislator.
In April 2011, Mr. Zando said he would not seek re-election because Ive been in it right from the start. Someone else should be given a chance.
The board passed a resolution on the occasion of his retirement, citing Mr. Zando for being governed by a keen sense of duty in his official acts and for always showing a unique grasp of human problems.
Gino M. Zando earned the admiration, esteem, and affection of his colleagues, the resolution read.
Mr. Zando also served three years as a village trustee in Deferiet and was elected president of the Jefferson County Village Board Association in 1979.
Mr. Zando was a graduate of Augustinian Academy, Carthage, and worked for 47 years at St. Regis/Champion in several management positions, retiring as Customer Service Manager.
On Aug. 7, 1965 Mr. Zando married JoAnn Lynn Reed in St. James Church, Carthage.
Their first son, Craig M. Zando, was born on Feb. 25, 1967. Their second son, Christopher L. Zando, arrived a few years later.
Legislator Jennie M. Adsit, a 35-year member of the board, said of Mr. Zando, He was a very conscientious person. He did his homework. He always had a good word to say to everybody and Im sure hell be missed. He was a great guy and I thought the world of him.
Legislator Scott A. Gray, chairman of the Finance and Rules Committee, said, Gino played a good hand of poker. You had to work to get his vote. Somebody like that, I respect. That makes you a better legislator.
Legislator Philip N. Reed Sr., chairman of the boards General Services Committee, said Mr. Zando, who sometimes went by the nickname Z-man and was a fan of the fist-bump, was a great legislator and I always enjoyed working with him. I really appreciated how he treated me when I first got there. He treated you with respect. He was very helpful and had a great sense of humor.
He served the people of that district very well. My heart goes out to his family, especially JoAnn, Mr. Reed said.
Michael A. Docteur, vice-chairman of the Health and Human Services Committee, said of Mr. Zando, He was the elder statesman of our board. Once he told you how he was going to vote he wouldnt change his mind. He was a solid legislator and you could count on his vote. We will mourn his passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family.
James A. Nabywaniec, chairman of the Health and Human Services Committee, said, I grew up in Deferiet a street over from the Zando family. Ive known Gino really my whole life. When I first came on the board he took me under his wing. He made me feel comfortable. He had a charm to him and a dry sense of humor that kept things lively. My sympathies to the Zando family, who are such a wonderful family.
Barry M. Ormsby, chairman of the Planning and Development Committee, said, Gino was a true gentleman. He always took the time to fully understand the issues. He was always helpful in bringing me back into balance on things. He had a good sense of humor. He was a good man and he will be missed.
Funeral services will be held on Monday at 11 a.m. at St. Ritas Church, Deferiet. Calling hours will be on Sunday from 2-5 p.m. at the Bezanilla-McGraw Funeral Home, Carthage.
In lieu of flowers, contributions in Mr. Zandos memory may be made to St. Ritas Church, Deferiet Vol. Fire Dept. or the Carthage Area Hospital Foundation.
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Naples High School Principal Nancy Graham and Collier County School District Chief Operations Officer Michele LaBute congratulated Naples High School graduates as they presented their diplomas in the school's auditorium on Friday evening, June 3, 2010. This year's senior class was composed of 374 students. The 2011 valedictorian was Mahitha Reddy Rachumalla. The saluttatorian was Haris Domond Jr.


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Piper's newest aircraft, the Matrix, is an unpressurized plane based on Piper's Malibu Mirage. It features a 350-horsepower piston engine that can reach a maximum cruise speed of 215 knots, a fuel range of more than 1,345 nautical miles and an altitude of 25,000 feet.
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Price police arrested a 22-year-old Price man Saturday and booked him into Carbon County Jail on charges of armed robbery.
The arrest of Joseph McKinnon resulted from a nine-month investigation of a holdup at the Greenwell Motel last Aug. 28. Two men held a shotgun on a female clerk and made off with an undisclosed amount of cash.
Police also said it is expected that the Carbon County Attorney's Office will file formal charges against McKinnon's alleged partner, 20-year-old Demce Perri, also of Price. According to court records, Perri is serving up to five years in the Utah State Prison for use or possession of a controlled substance in Duchesne County.
He was out on bail from Duchesne County Jail and already facing trial for the drug charges there when the Greenwell robbery took place in Price.
Perri pleaded guilty in Eighth Judicial District Court to the use or possession charge on Sept. 27, 2012. He was awaiting sentencing when he was arrested and jailed on Oct. 20 in Carbon County for drug use or possession, paraphernalia and possession of a firearm by a restricted person.
He pleaded and was found guilty in Seventh District Court on three of those charges on Nov. 16.
The Eighth District in Duchesne sentenced him to not more than five years in the State Prison on May 23.
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The Titan's Curse: Percy Jackson and the Olympians, Book 3 (Percy Jackson and the Olympians #03)by Rick Riordan
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The Titan's Curse is the third book in the Percy Jackson and the Olympians series, and Riordan is still going strong. The goddess Artemis is missing, and Percy and his friends have little time to rescue her. This time, Annabeth gets a little extra help from her human dad, which makes for a fun story that leaves you wanting more.
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When Percy Jackson gets an urgent distress call from his friend Grover, he immediately prepares for battle. He knows he will need his powerful demigod allies, Annabeth and Thalia, at his side, his trusty bronze sword Riptide, and...a ride from his mom.
The demigods rush to the rescue to find that Grover has made an important discovery: two powerful half-bloods whose parentage is unknown. But that's not all that awaits them. The titan lord Kronos has devised his most treacherous plot yet, and the young heroes have just fallen prey.
They're not the only ones in danger. An ancient monster has arisen — one rumored to be so powerful it could destroy Olympus — and Artemis, the only goddess who might know how to track it, is missing. Now Percy and his friends, along with the Hunters of Artemis, have only a week to find the kidnapped goddess and solve the mystery of the monster she was hunting.
Along the way, they must face their most dangerous challenge yet: the chilling prophecy of the titan's curse.
"High-powered action sequences, humorous transposition of Olympian legends to the modern day, and direct, unassuming narration remain big draws for fans of the series, who will enjoy imagining themselves in the young heroes' dilemmas — and will look forward to more." Kirkus Reviews (Starred Review)
"Riordan continues to enliven ancient mythology with wit, contemporary staging, and teenage heroics....All in all, a winner of Olympic proportions and a surefire read-aloud." School Library Journal
"Mixing humor with fantasy and rousing swordplay, this installment in the Percy Jackson and the Olympians series is a hero's epic quest reminiscent of cyberpunk science fiction or addictive videogames." VOYA
In this third book of the acclaimed series, Percy and his friends are escorting two new half-bloods safely to camp when they are intercepted by a manticore and learn that the goddess Artemis has been kidnapped.
When the goddess Artemis goes missing, she is believed to have been kidnapped. And now it's up to Percy and his friends to find out what happened.
Who is powerful enough to kidnap a goddess? They must find Artemis before the winter solstice, when her influence on the Olympian Council could swing an important vote on the war with the titans. Not only that, but first Percy will have to solve the mystery of a rare monster that Artemis was hunting when she disappeared — a monster rumored to be so powerful it could destroy Olympus forever.
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GoldenEye 64 was notably one of the first-person shooters, and it's has held great significance throughout the years in gaming. I can't even begin to recall how many times they have brought back the title; it seems as though they are constantly reviving it and attempting to make it better. But the original is such an iconic classic, it just doesn't need to be brought into the next generation. I like it being old school. I'd say the only way you can bring it into the next generation is if you do a real-life version, which is exactly what YouTube Warialasky decided to do.
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MASSENA Mayor James F. Hidy says he wants to use a proposed public nuisance law to give landlords more ammunition to get rid of blight, and nuisance tenants and drug dealers, and some landlords say they welcome the help.
I totally agree with what youre trying to do as far as cleanup, Dennis J. Kemison told the village Board of Trustees on Tuesday.
Mr. Kemison, who said he has met with Mr. Hidy regarding drug issues, said landlords face hurdles in evicting problem tenants, and he hopes the proposed law will give them more authority in dealing with those people.
As a landlord, we have to follow the law set forth, including giving tenants 30 days notice before evicting them, he said. And, he said, if the 30-day notice is not properly served, the landlord could be dealing with the tenant for another 60 or 90 days.
I think myself personally we ought to just throw them out, Mr. Kemison said.
Tom Post suggested landlords should have more authority in getting rid of nuisance tenants if they misrepresent themselves by signing a lease and never occupying the property, instead allowing others to move in.
You folks have never been in our shoes. We have a 40-page attorney generals renters rights we have to go by. Ive been through the court system, Charles A. Raiti told board members, saying he gave up because it was costing him too much time and money to try to evict a tenant.
He said it costs landlords $150 to $200 to hire an attorney to deal with an eviction, while many times the tenant theyre trying to get out of their property will receive a free attorney through St. Lawrence County.
Mr. Raiti said it was sometimes difficult to determine who would be a problem once they moved into one of his rental units. He said he had one person who gave him two months rent and the security deposit and turned out to be a drug dealer. Then I started noticing a problem, he said.
In that case, he said, I went in there and pushed the guy out.
In this particular situation I could have gone to jail for violating the tenants rights, Mr. Raiti said. There has to be something for landlords in there, too.
Mr. Hidy, who had presented the board earlier this month with information on a local law used by the city of Rome, said it was time to put teeth into enforcement. If a public nuisance such as the sale of illegal drugs or firearms, gang activity or assaults occurs at a property more than once, the village could issue a court summons under the law for civil action.
He said he had provided Police Chief Timmy J. Currier and the local justices with copies for their review and comments.
If the buildings tenants or owner are found responsible for the continuing problems at the property, they could be fined. If the problems continue, the village could issue a permanent injunction and control the building until the problems stop. Mr. Currier said the law would be used as a last-case scenario in dealing with an issue.
Mr. Hidy said the problems revolved around absentee landlords and people from elsewhere who are renting under false pretenses. They dont move in, but this element moves in.
That, in many cases, meant more drugs in the community.
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We went to battle with the DA. We felt she wasnt doing her job. I think shes our worst enemy, Mr. Hidy said.
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He said landlords needed to be part of the solution.
You have to be more aware of who youre renting to. The bottom line is we dont want the doggoned drugs in this community. Youve got a part in this, too, Mr. Hidy said.
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With faraway places on her mind, she spends this summer marketing a resort hotel in the tropical rainforest mountains of Costa Rica and wishing she had a place to call home where there's a change of seasons. "I'm pretty goofy and awkward, yet nice and easy to get along with," she says. "I'm a lot like Cameron Diaz, in any movie she plays in." She enjoys watching Nancy Grace, Court TV and modeling and fashion, and brags that she once watched an autopsy without passing out. This USF alumna believes all that matters in life is love – the love of life, family, friends, and God – and the differences a person makes in the lives of others. "Be a good person, follow your dreams, and keep sight of what's important. It's that simple," she says.
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Nancy Sparks - 39 Restaurant owner When Nancy turned 39, she vowed she'd be in the best shape ever by her next birthday. She spent the next 11 months working out and eating right. Now, the former Hawaiian Tropic swimsuit contest winner is pleased to model the results of her effort in Swimsuit '09. An avid golfer who has shot a hole-in-one on the course near her Hunter's Ridge home, Nancy also enjoys jet skiing, boating, swimming, waterskiing, going to the beach and letting people know she married her soulmate and the love of her life, Jeremy Sparks. Together, they own a restaurant franchise in Iowa. One of the most important things Nancy believes is that where there's a will, there's a way. "I truly believe that if a person wants something badly enough and is willing to work hard for it, they can achieve it."
Lazy afternoons abound for Nancy, shown at the park in a 'Drippin' Dots' ring-front triangle with removable soft cups ($51) and matching hipster bottoms ($47). Caribbean blue silver bracelet by Liz Claiborne.
The tanning is easy at Wiggins Pass State Park state park when Nancy wears her ruffled Rampage banded halter a removable soft cups ($59) and loop-side black hipster ($53). Brass bracelets by Jessica Simpson.
Carey Fullilove - 19 Student, Ave Maria University A double major, Carey could pursue many different career paths, but intends to focus on marketing and investments. She claims to have conquered all sports, but as captain of the womenâs collegiate basketball team, Carey received a Rheem Team student-athlete scholarship and won an Ave Maria Leadership Award. She is also good at gift-giving and loves driving manual-shift cars. At an age where she has confidence to put herself out there, the native Texan asserts, "I find everybody beautiful, but as athletes, many women are immediately passed off as not sexy." This summer, she'll visit her father and sister in Roatan, a small island in Central America, but dreams of listening to Jack Johnson on a beach in Hawaii. Carey's philosophy of life is to always be true to oneself. "At the end of the day when everything's past, ask yourself, "Am I still living up to my full potential?"" Follow Carey on Facebook or firstname.lastname@example.com
Contemplating nature, Carey shows off her 'Sugar Buzz Miami' wrap halter with removable soft cups ($34) and low-rise bottoms ($44) by Raisins. Bracelet by M. Haskell.
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Ashley Zynda - 26 Student, Florida Gulf Coast University "I wanted to be a swimsuit model, because I enjoy wearing them," says Ashley. "My favorite memory is of a candy cane-striped bikini that I had when I was 4, at the pool on Marco Island." She says she's really good at making people laugh. So good, in fact, that she's been told she's a lot like the character Gracie Hart (Sandra Bullock) in "Miss Congeniality" a quirky, loyal, hard worker who doesn't take herself too seriously. Ashley says she's proud of the closeness her family shares. She enjoys spending time with them, and looks forward vacationing together. Claiming to be able to hula-hoop for hours, Ashley revealed an inability to be around certain foods. "I have to vacate the vicinity if I even smell them, or I get sick. It can seem dramatic, so it can be embarrassing." She lives by the credo work hard and play harder, saying, âItâs important to find a balance between work and time for your self." Follow Ashley on Facebook
Ashley wears a 'Dip Me' slider triangle top with hardware detail and removable soft cups ($62) and hipster with hardware detail ($58) by Hot Kiss on the Watkins Lawn of the Naples Beach Hotel & Golf Club.
The flattering look of Jantzen is evident on Ashley in this twist-front bandeau top with foam cups ($60) and tie-back, rouched-side, skirted bottoms ($56). Bracelets by Robert Rose and M. Haskell.
Michelle Lee Price - 23 Coach & business owner Michelle is a self-confessed workaholic, coaching gymnastics and cheerleading, working as a bartender and starting her own handcrafted gifts and home decor business. She admits to being a social butterfly who believes that for people to be happy, they must do what they love and love what they do. Because she incorporates this philosophy into all aspects of her life, Michelle says she is a very happy girl. The Naples High and FSU alumna says she wouldn't change a thing about herself, because, "Then I wouldn't be me and wouldn't be able to do the things that I do and love!" Michelle says she has been blessed with the chance to teach some amazing students. "It is an incredible feeling to know that I have made an impact on their lives." She lives her life by the old adage, "Work like you don't need the money, love like you've never been hurt, and dance like no one is watching!" Follow Michelle on Facebook and Myspace or visit DesignsByMichelleLee.googlepages.com
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Even the clouds are beautiful at Sand Dollar Island when Michelle wears 'Freshly Inked,' a slider halter with removable soft cups ($54) and tie-side hipster by Lucky Brand.
Matt Stolz - 21 Student, NOVA Southeastern Matt, who wouldn't mind being just a couple inches taller, listens to alternative Christian and rock music when he isn't teaching himself to cook. His proudest moment was his acceptance into NOVA's Optometry program. "To me, it is the culmination of years of hard work in and out of the classroom, as well as a giant step towards my ultimate goal of becoming an optometrist," he explains Comparing himself to Dr. Chase on "House M.D.," Matt observes that Chase is a nice guy and kind of a nerd, but with a cool side as well, very similar to his own personality. Matt's penchant for the out-of-doors has led him down an adventuresome path. "I don't know why I didn't mention SCUBA diving and kayaking in the interview," he says. "I love those things!" If he could be anywhere, Matt says, "I'd be in OSU's Ohio Stadium (the Horseshoe) while OSU is beating Michigan. It doesn't get any better than that!"
Taking in the miracle of nature, Matt wears "Kailua" trunks by Ralph Lauren ($75).
Sami Kennedy - 15 Student, Gulf Coast High Hoping one day to be a physical therapist, Sami is also interested in modeling. "When I saw the ad for swimsuit models, I looked at it as an opportunity to fulfill a dream," she said. "I'd never done swimsuit modeling before." It was fun, she reports, crediting the Citizen staff with making her feel comfortable and at ease in front of the camera. Born and raised in Naples, Sami wouldn't trade her hometown for anything. "Even though it is a thousand degrees most of the time, I love it," she says. With a host of academic awards and tennis titles under her belt, Sami stays busy. Between maintaining a 3.7 GPA and tennis training, the luxury of hanging out with friends is something she truly values. "I think one rule to live by is that you must think about life as a Monopoly game, and you have to learn how to play it," she says.
Sami takes a breather in a 'Rockin' Robin' spliced underwire with foam cups ($106) and ruffle-trimmed skirted bottoms ($98), by Betsey Johnson. Silver and turquoise bracelet by Ralph Lauren. Turquoise necklace by Carol Dauplaise.
An adjustable-top 'Catwalk' swimdress (left) is perfect for an outing at Koreshan State Historic Site. A chiffon rosette and mesh ruffle detail provide accents on Samiâs Kenneth Cole Reaction suit ($94). Bracelets by Betsey Johnson.
Samantha Brosseau - 22 Student, University of Massachusetts-Amherst Raised in a commune, Sam ran away from home at age 18, then finished her GED on her own and was admitted to college after many months of difficult paperwork. Now, she's working on a bachelor's degree in hospitality management while supporting herself in retail sales management. Because of her past, Sam is an extremely driven, motivated and persistent individual, who never lets circumstances prevent her from attaining her goals. "My philosophy on life is that no one can tell you that you aren't capable of fulfilling your dreams," she says. "My motto is, "They say it can't be done, watch me do it!" I will always be motivated by the idea that failure is inevitable when motivation is lost." "My mother was an amazing seamstress and she taught me how to sew. I made my first outfit at the age of 8. I have a strong interest in fashion and design," Sam says. .
Sam stands out in the Tigertail Beach moonlight with this "A to Zebra" ruffle detail swimdress, with removable soft cups and tummy control ($94) by Kenneth Cole Reaction.
Looking sultry in the surf, Sam models an "Island Solids" bandeau with hardware from ABS by Allen Schwartz ($73) and ring-side bottoms ($55).
Ron Trebilcock - 43 Video producer & fitness coach Ron says he became a swimsuit model to have some fun, but in truth, it was because the Cardinals lost the Super Bowl. The self-confessed jack-of-all-trades and master of none isn't afraid to let his sense of humor show through. When asked what the most fascinating thing about himself is, he replied, "I was once a highly requested piano player. My mother requested that I take lessons; my family requested that I stop." Ron enjoys most outdoor sports and says if he could go anywhere of his choosing, he'd be on a mountain, skiing with family and friends. He says his philosophy of life is to try and make someone smile or laugh every day. "Try it and see if it doesn't make your day better," he says. Here Ron relaxes at Lover's key in a pair of "Green Room 22" board shorts by Quicksilver ($49.50).
Plaids make a comeback for Ron in these Quicksilver 'Jigawatt' shorts ($52).
Mary Dent - 49 Stay-at-home mom Bodybuilding does not consume all of Mary's spare time. With children ages 19, 9 and 6, sheâs got a lot to keep her busy, including a trip to California this summer where they will enjoy Legoland and the Barbie Boutique. The registered nurse says she would like nothing more than to be on a lake, sitting on the bank fishing with her kids. Between caring for kids and her physician husband, Michael, Mary manages to serve on the Student Advisory Council committee, belong to Drug Free Collier and participate in Operation Medicine Cabinet. Her favorite pastime is meeting friends for breakfast gatherings where they vent and laugh a lot. Mary wanted to be a swimsuit model because she wanted to represent women in her age range and encourage other women to remember that age is only a number. "Modeling is always a possibility at any age," she says.
The beauty of Naples Botanical Garden is matched by the look of Mary's Kenneth Cole Reactionus Floral underwire ruffle halter ($56) and layered, ruffle-waist hipster ($54), both with printed mesh overlay. Coral bracelets by AK.
A stand of black bamboo (above) gives Mary an exotic feeling in this Lucky Brand 'Lucky Potion' banded top with removable soft cups ($64) and tie-side hipster ($64). Bracelets by Lydell NYC.
Melissa Campanella - 34 Personal trainer & fitness instructor Melissa says she is really good at motivating people to do their best and be the best they can be. âLife is full of ups and downs, struggles and obstacles,â she says. âKeep your head up, because in the challenges, youâll find the strength to move forward and become a happier and healthier you. Never let anyone take your energy.â Her favorite pastime is spending time with her two children, a source of tremendous pride, and she always has time for family and friends, no matter what is going on in her life. Melissa, who prefers relaxing in jeans and a baseball cap, saw swimsuit modeling as an opportunity to try something new and fun. She wishes she could realize itâs impossible to make everyone happy all the time, even though she is determined to continue trying. Enjoying the breeze at Naples Botanical Garden, Melissa wears La Blancaâs 'Wet & Wild' banded halter top with removable soft cups ($77) and matching tie-side hipster ($59). Chunk bracelet by M. Haskell.
Enjoying the breeze at Naples Botanical Garden, Melissa wears La Blanca's "Wet & Wild" banded halter top with removable soft cups ($77) and matching tie-side hipster ($59). Chunk bracelet by M. Haskell.
Melissa is "Mod about You" in this very structured spliced underwire with removable cups ($58) and banded hipster with contrast waist ($50), by Kenneth Cole Reaction. Bead bracelet by Lyndell NYC.
Christopher Ciaffone - 19 Student, Heritage Institute Christopher admits to having been a fat kid in high school. Now, he says, "I wanted to be a swimsuit model because people have encouraged me to pursue modeling. I've trained a long time for the body I have," Still, he wishes he could do something about his skinny legs. Hoping to become a personal trainer, Chris is multi-faceted, winning awards for art in high school. He is also good at most sports, writing and video games and plays lots of football in his spare time. His sisters are the pride of his life, because one is the smartest person he's ever known and the other is a volleyball phenomenon. His rule for living is, "Don't sweat the small stuff, it seems like everyone nowadays is always so stressed out. I think most people need to just take a moment to relax and focus on the positives instead of the negatives." Follow Christopher on Facebook Here Chris enjoys scenic Lover's Key in a "Green Room" swimsuit by Quicksilver ($49.50).
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Hi all, I have learnt alote from this site and only recently found these forums. So I thought i would post some pics. they were all taken at byron bay Australia. Hope you like
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you seemed to have learned really well, these are great! congrats. I've heard great things about the diving around Byron bay.
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Nice shots of the leopard shark! And nice treatment of the surface, too - sunbeams and ripples. The combined shadows and detail in the shrimp shot are something I've been trying to achieve - well done.
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Read: Still A Long While To Go Before The Drop Dead Date
Eric Duhatschek writes in the Globe and Mail that the drop dead date is still two or more months away.
He says, "With lawyers and accountants in charge, the real urgency doesn't start until the clock is five minutes from midnight and the end is in sight. So hang on to your hats, because realistically, they are just at the half way point now – two months into the lockout, with another two months remaining to save a fraction of the 2012-13 season – and maybe the industry's future as well."
On CNBC, Wayne Gretzky wouldn't say the situation the league is in right now is embarrassing, but instead called it disappointing.
Gretzky said that he can see where both sides are coming from and said that Bettman is a hard working man who thinks that what he is presenting is the right idea.
'I've said all along that I felt we would be playing hockey in January and I still believe that and hopefully that does happen.
Nick Cotsonika wrote at Yahoo, "I think the NHL wants to make a deal. I think the NHLPA wants to make a deal. I still think the odds are that they will make a deal and we will have some kind of season. I think that there is still plenty of time, and that's why we're still seeing so much posturing and brinksmanship"


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After scoring nine in the third, Carbon seemed to have all the runs they needed to easily take the April 28 game against Delta High.
However, the Lady Dinos weren't prepared for the 11 run final inning the Lady Rabbits mustered to win the closing game of the regular season.
Delta made the first major strike in the game, scoring four runs in the second to go up on the Lady Dinos 4-1.
Carbon countered in the bottom of the third with nine but was immediately hit with four more Delta runs in the fourth.
By the time the two teams entered the seventh, the back and forth contest had slowed in Carbon's favor and the Lady Dinos led 11-8.
But, the instability that had characterized the entire game finally caught up with the Lady Dinos and things came crashing down.
"The wheels just came off and everything that could have gone wrong did," coach Tony Pinedo commented.
Carbon was unable to get outs when they were needed and Delta took advantage of the reeling team with 11 runs.
Carbon nearly turned the game back around in the bottom of the seventh, starting the inning with back-to-back singles by Lacey Timothy and Morgan Warburton followed by back-to-back home runs by Brittany Pollastro and Halee Rasmussen.
With two outs left, Carbon had bases loaded and only trailed by two. A sharply hit grounder to third ended the game for Carbon, 17-19.
Carbon finishes in third place in Region 8, improving from last place in 2003.
Pinedo said he feels like the team improved a lot as compared to last season and was much more competitive in their losses.
"In league play, there was never a game we couldn't have won," he pointed out.
Tooele and Grantsville will play today to decide which second place team the Dinos will be matched against for the first round state play-off game.Tooele is the defending 3A champion.
Pinedo said the Dinos will have to be disciplined at the plate, play extremely solid defense and stay relaxed in order to defeat either Region 11 team.
"If the team shows up that I have seen before, we can beat any team in the state," he asserted.
Carbon has not advanced to a playoff game since 2001, leaving the majority of the team without state softball experience.
However, as many of the athletes were members of the state-contending volleyball and basketball teams, Pinedo said the high pressure experience is still there.
"Coach Bean has done such a good job with his programs, I think some of it should carry over," Pinedo remarked.
The Lady Dinos' play-off game will take place May 8 at 10 a.m. in St. George.
With a win the team would automatically advance to the state tournament in Spanish Fork.
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"We have opened our Emergency Operating Center and have increased our staffing levels similar to the way we prepare for all storms," said Terence Donnelly, executive vice president and chief operating officer, ComEd. "We also are monitoring and inspecting underground electrical vaults near the lake shore, including in Chicago, to identify any potential issues that could arise from flooding. If we have any power outages related to Hurricane Sandy, we will be ready to respond quickly and safely."
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Google always says that you should do no evil, but that hasn't stopped Facebook from engaging in some relatively shady business tactics, according to some sources over the course of the last few days. Facebook reportedly launched a smear campaign against Google in an effort to influence members of the media to write about data that Google was collecting and using from users. Facebook has all but confirmed the rumors through swift denials of the reports that have been out there.
Reportedly, Facebook hired the PR firm Burson-Marsteller to release information to journalists about the fact that Google has been retaining personal information about users and using it ways that they have not made clear.
There is only one thing that this could possibly mean - Google has something here that Facebook feels is a threat to them. Just when it appeared that Facebook was going to be able to take over the whole of the Internet through integrating their services into websites around the web, you can bet that Google is not going to be going down without a fight. Facebook has 500 million users, but you can not make it to that level without playing dirty occasionally and sending the competition some jabs to the stomach.
Their plan unravelled when a blogger that they sent the emails to decided to publish the emails online. This is something that they definitely should have seen coming and definitely was a miscalculation on their part.
This is not the first time that both companies have faced off and although they both deny their never ending feud in public, their actions have made their attention more than clear in most cases. This is one of the most direct attacks that either company has taken on the other, so you can bet that they will be retaliating at some point and time for this direct attack against Google.


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[Check out my annual best/worst tag for older and newer lists!] Ahhh, yearly traditions! As 2012 comes to a close (how did that happen, though, seriously?!), the time has come for me to recount my most loved and most hated sex toys that I tried this year. As in 2011 and 2010, I'll first list the best/worst . . .
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LOWVILLE Lewis County legislators will decide tonight whether to name Brian J. Wohnsiedler, Harrisville, former executive director of the Jefferson County Soil and Water Conservation District, as their new county manager.
While discussion last week showed legislators likely would approve Mr. Wohnsiedler, Legislator Paul M. Stanford, D-Watson, is vocal about his opposition to the action.
Theres no facts here that lead me to believe this guy can run 27 departments if thats how he ran one department in Jefferson County, Mr. Stanford said, referring to Mr. Wohnsiedlers abrupt departure after a $175,000 shortfall left his former employer scrambling to keep the district from sinking.
In February, it was discovered that Mr. Wohnsiedler had been borrowing money against future state grants to continue to pay operating costs when a whistle-blower came forward to testify against him.
Though no criminal action was suspected, the board said it had lost confidence in Mr. Wohnsiedler and he stepped down Feb. 4.
A subsequent audit cited seven material weaknesses in the districts internal controls, including not keeping cash from grant funds in separate bank accounts, not enforcing the districts policy governing equipment use, not having a formal process in place to develop a budget and not segregating certain financial duties.
The audit also identified two significant deficiencies, which are less serious than material weaknesses but still worth noting, according to the report.
They included weaknesses in internal controls in the payroll process, including instances in which the former executive director signed his own payroll checks; irregularities in the signing and submission of employees time cards, and weaknesses in internal controls governing the cash disbursement process.
The errors were attributed to lack of internal controls and oversight.
Jefferson County Legislator Michael W. Behling, R-Adams, who is also a district board of directors member, said, What we found in the audit was nothing illegal as far as a crime, but it is illegal to use grant money for other things than what its intended for.
To repay the grant, the district had to make aggressive moves.
Gary D. Eddy, the districts full-time forester, joined his former employee, Leonard N. Tibbetts, laid off months earlier, on the unemployment roll.
Weve sold off equipment, Mr. Behling said. The sale of a truck, boat and trailer netted the district $27,365.22.
With approximately $85,000 still lacking to replace the funds, the Jefferson County Board of Legislators is expected to vote tonight to approve a resolution to provide that amount to cover the outstanding shortfall.
We cant do this to the taxpayers, Mr. Stanford said. We had far better candidates.
He noted Mr. Wohnsiedler previously applied for and was passed over for the Lewis County recreational trail coordinator position.
Mr. Stanford said Mr. Wohnsiedler was questioned about his departure from Jefferson County during his interview.
He downplayed it, Mr. Stanford said, I had no idea it was this in depth until I did more research.
Mr. Stanford also expressed concerns that Mr. Wohnsiedler, after resigning his position with the district, retained an attorney and has since requested meeting minutes, contracts and other documents from the district.
He gave us a story that he had no wrongdoing, Mr. Stanford said. Its all said and done in Jefferson County. They arent going after him, so why get an attorney?
If Mr. Wohnsiedler is appointed tonight, he would have a roughly six-month trial period before having to seek reappointment by the new board which is expected to have at least five new members.
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(WZZM) - Dave Ramsey preaches it and a Dun & Bradstreet study showed why we should do it. What is it?
Paying for everyday purchases with paper money.
With so many Americans reaching for their debit card or credit card, it is rare to find someone who still uses this age-old currency, but according to studies, we should.
Dun & Bradstreet did a study a few years ago that said Americans save between 12% and 18% on their spending when they use paper over plastic. Financial expert Dave Ramsey explained, "If we're not careful, we disassociate spending with money. For instance, when you spend with cash it hurts and you spend less than with a card. When you buy a shirt, for example, you'll tend to accessorize and take the additional item when you put it on a credit card, versus 'Well, this is all the money I've got' and you stop because you have cash."
Staci Moore of Wyoming agrees. Her family of four just started on a cash diet less than a year ago.
"It hurts to break a $20. Then I've got all this change. When you debit a dollar, you don't really think about it like it actually comes out of your bank account."
Staci and her husband used to use credit cards and debit cards but last Autumn her husband came up with the cash diet plan.
"He said, 'Let's try this cash thing and we'll be able to save and pay things off,' and I thought, 'this isn't going to work,' but it really is working," said Moore. "We usually take out $300 each pay period and $100 usually goes to gas and $100 goes to groceries and the other $100 is for fun. When that allowance is gone, then we have no fun."
In less than one year of being on a cash diet the Moore's results are staggering. They've paid off about $7,500 in debt, paid off their car and even had enough left over to purchase a new swingset for their daughters.
"So we are virtually debt free except our mortgage."
The only problem Staci has come across in this new way of spending is going into the gas station to pre-pay for her gas. It forces her to take her four-year-old and nine-month-old daughters out of their car seats for the quick trip inside.
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The 2012 Ride Strapper Keeper snowboard boot is designed to feel more like a skate shoe, light and flexie, with a unique sneaker style. Featuring Strapper Zonal™ lacing with a speed lace down low for a quick and secure closure, and Velcro up top for maximum adjustability and mobility. Built for tweaks and rails, strap into these hot new kicks and show off your goods.
Sizes: 7, 8, 8.5, 9, 9.5, 10, 10.5, 11, 11.5, 12, 13
Colorways: Black, Yellow