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Layered Look Knit Top: The shirt collar and cuffs are attached, giving you the perfect layered look in one easy-to-wear knit top.
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Rating: 4.00 out of 14 votes cast
Layer Look New For Me
I've seen shirts like this for a long time, but never had the confidence to order one. I tried it on today and I really liked it. Glad I ordered it!
Garden City, KS
Just Love These Shirts!
I bought the violet and very berry..and love love love them. Wish the seaglass was available would also get that. The medium was true to size. They do need some ironing. For the price you can't go wrong.
Templeton, MA.
Great look
I have all the colors & love them. It's a little bit a pain to iron the white shirt part but so worth it. I wear these to church, out for dinner, shopping or visiting. Dress up with scarves or jewelry or just as is - colors don't fade. I get a lot of compliments.
Always a Lady
Ansonia, CT
Great top
I wore this yesterday and I looked and felt great in it. Ironing the blouse part was a bit plexing but worth the look.
Collar & Cuffs need ironing
I love these tops--have several. However, ironing them when they come out of the dryer is necessary and a pain. It would be so easy for you to make the collar and cuffs from a no-iron fabric. Why don't you?
Stillwater OK
Perfect Fit
Ijust purchased this top and it is a perfect fit. I wear a 10P and got a size medium in this top and it fits perfect. I know the collar and cuffs will need touched up with an iron, but that's ok. Very happy with my purchase.
Greensburg, Pa
Does need ironing
The shirt part was incredibly wrinkled when I pulled it out of the dryer. I haven't actually worn it beyond trying it on due to the wrinkling. Love the purple color but not crazy about having to iron it. It is on the top of the pile and may actually get ironed this weekend so I can finally wear it.
Little Love
Miles City MT
Color bleeds.
I ordered this top in the wine color and loved the way it looked and fit. When I washed it, according the the label directions, the wine color bled onto the white and ruined it.
Bernice, LA
I like this top but I wish it would come in a vibrant red, baby blue, rich purple, and fushia. Also you cannot see the color chart for this product it is not available when you click on the item. You can wear this item all year round.I need to see the color chart before I can order any item. The colors should be updated so we can view prior to purchase.
Ironing is difficult
I like the blouse very much and have them in the winter colors and didn't find the ironing of the white collar hard at all. I found the spring colors white color very hard to iron.
Albany, NY
Love this shirt and style
I have always loved this crisp style - dress up or down! I ordered a L, usually wearing a M or a L. It fit me perfectly after a light wash! PLUS I bought it in three colors: Banana Crm, Fresh Coral and Berry Blue. Colors are as displayed - Terrific! I'd say you could wear it almost any season! So flattering with the fit, and the white collar illuminating the face!
Towson, md
Took A Chance
OK, I must admit, I'm a sucker for a sale- this sweater was on sale so I took a chance on a petite large- I'm 5'7" and a size 10-definitely not a petite-but believe it or not, it fits pretty good-not perfect but I still can wear it comfortably-I have bought this same sweater in medium(regular)and comments are correct-it does shrink after washing-maybe a size up is the answer. Sharon
Pine Bush NY
Cute but shrinks in length
This top is very cute; however, be aware that it does shrink in length a few inches after washing (in cold water and line drying). I think if you're a bit petite, it would end up being a good length. I can no longer wear mine, though. :--(
San Diego, CA
I'm new to Chadwick's and I'm so excited about the beautiful styles offered. I tried this top just to get an idea of size since they look like they run small in the catalog. Well they don't. I could really wear a smaller size and since I love this top - it's pretty and it's perfect for the New England fall - not too heavy but not too light - I'll be ordering it in more colors.
Boston, MA
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21 U.S. Code § 844a - Civil penalty for possession of small amounts of certain controlled substances
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(a) In general
Any individual who knowingly possesses a controlled substance that is listed in section 841 (b)(1)(A) of this title in violation of section 844 of this title in an amount that, as specified by regulation of the Attorney General, is a personal use amount shall be liable to the United States for a civil penalty in an amount not to exceed $10,000 for each such violation.
(b) Income and net assets
The income and net assets of an individual shall not be relevant to the determination whether to assess a civil penalty under this section or to prosecute the individual criminally. However, in determining the amount of a penalty under this section, the income and net assets of an individual shall be considered.
(c) Prior conviction
A civil penalty may not be assessed under this section if the individual previously was convicted of a Federal or State offense relating to a controlled substance.
(d) Limitation on number of assessments
A civil penalty may not be assessed on an individual under this section on more than two separate occasions.
(e) Assessment
A civil penalty under this section may be assessed by the Attorney General only by an order made on the record after opportunity for a hearing in accordance with section 554 of title 5. The Attorney General shall provide written notice to the individual who is the subject of the proposed order informing the individual of the opportunity to receive such a hearing with respect to the proposed order. The hearing may be held only if the individual makes a request for the hearing before the expiration of the 30-day period beginning on the date such notice is issued.
(f) Compromise
The Attorney General may compromise, modify, or remit, with or without conditions, any civil penalty imposed under this section.
(g) Judicial review
If the Attorney General issues an order pursuant to subsection (e) of this section after a hearing described in such subsection, the individual who is the subject of the order may, before the expiration of the 30-day period beginning on the date the order is issued, bring a civil action in the appropriate district court of the United States. In such action, the law and the facts of the violation and the assessment of the civil penalty shall be determined de novo, and shall include the right of a trial by jury, the right to counsel, and the right to confront witnesses. The facts of the violation shall be proved beyond a reasonable doubt.
(h) Civil action
If an individual does not request a hearing pursuant to subsection (e) of this section and the Attorney General issues an order pursuant to such subsection, or if an individual does not under subsection (g) of this section seek judicial review of such an order, the Attorney General may commence a civil action in any appropriate district court of the United States for the purpose of recovering the amount assessed and an amount representing interest at a rate computed in accordance with section 1961 of title 28. Such interest shall accrue from the expiration of the 30-day period described in subsection (g) of this section. In such an action, the decision of the Attorney General to issue the order, and the amount of the penalty assessed by the Attorney General, shall not be subject to review.
(i) Limitation
The Attorney General may not under this subsection [1] commence proceeding against an individual after the expiration of the 5-year period beginning on the date on which the individual allegedly violated subsection (a) of this section.
(j) Expungement procedures
The Attorney General shall dismiss the proceedings under this section against an individual upon application of such individual at any time after the expiration of 3 years if—
(4) the individual has not been convicted of a Federal or State offense relating to a controlled substance; and
(5) the individual agrees to submit to a drug test, and such test shows the individual to be drug free.
A nonpublic record of a disposition under this subsection shall be retained by the Department of Justice solely for the purpose of determining in any subsequent proceeding whether the person qualified for a civil penalty or expungement under this section. If a record is expunged under this subsection, an individual concerning whom such an expungement has been made shall not be held thereafter under any provision of law to be guilty of perjury, false swearing, or making a false statement by reason of his failure to recite or acknowledge a proceeding under this section or the results thereof in response to an inquiry made of him for any purpose.
[1] So in original. Probably should be "section".
Source(Pub. L. 91–513, title II, § 405, formerly Pub. L. 100–690, title VI, § 6486,Nov. 18, 1988, 102 Stat. 4384, renumbered § 405 ofPub. L. 91–513, and amended Pub. L. 101–647, title X, § 1002(g)(1), (2),Nov. 29, 1990, 104 Stat. 4828.)
Prior Provisions
A prior section 405 ofPub. L. 91–513was renumbered section 418 and is classified to section 859 of this title.
1990—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 101–647, § 1002(g)(2)(A), made technical amendments to references to sections 841 (b)(1)(A) and 844 of this title to correct references to corresponding provisions of original act.
Subsecs. (c), (j)(4). Pub. L. 101–647, § 1002(g)(2)(B), (C), struck out "as defined in section 802 of this title" after "controlled substance".
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Emily Dougherty, Beauty Director, ELLECoverGirl LashBlast Clump Crusher Mascara ($7)
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Alexandra Parnass, Beauty Director, Harper's BazaarChanel Le Volume de Chanel ($30)
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|Men's Track & Field » Schedule » Roster » News » Coaches » Camps » Recruiting Questionnaire
Tuesday, June 21, 2011The Bisons add eighteen freshman men to the Cross Country and Track & Field teams from eleven different states for the 2011-12 school year. The class adds strength and depth to every event area for the men's team.
"This is a terrific class with great balance and depth," Lipscomb head coach Bill Taylor said. "It's the best men's track & field recruiting class in the NCAA Division I era for Lipscomb. It's exciting to look down this list and see strength in the sprints, hurdles, throws, vault, distance, jumps and multis.
"We should make huge improvement at the Atlantic Sun Conference level, should continue to attack the Lipscomb Track & Field record boards and this class sends a strong statement about where we are going. These guys are terrific people too. They understand our culture and want to be a part of something unique and special."
Erwin Jones Jr. (Phoenix, AZ) Shadow Mountain High School
PR's: 14.55 110HH, 38.89 300H, 187-4 Jav, 6019 Decathlon, 6-0 HJ, 20-3 LJ, 51.5 400m, 12-7 PV, 57.74 400H
Erwin was the 2010 Arizona state champion in both the 110m and 300m hurdles and placed sixth in the javelin at the USATF Junior Olympic National Championships. He was the 2010 USA Youth Outdoor Track & Field Champion in the Decathlon and placed 14th in the USATF Junior Olympics. Erwin also earned three varsity letters in football and one in basketball. He missed all of the 2011 track season due to injury.
Erwin is a member of the National Honor Society and plans to major in Physics at Lipscomb. Erwin's parents are Erwin Jones Sr. and Tamara Sue Jones. His high school coach is Grant Parham and his club coach is his father Erwin Jones Sr.
Colin Dempster (Hatboro, PA) Hatboro-Horsham High School
PR's: 10.8 100m, 22.0 200m, 48.03 400m, 1:55 800split
Colin holds school records for 60m indoors, 200m indoors, 400m and 4x800m. He served as team captain in 2010 and 2011 and was named team MVP in 2009. He finished third in the 400m at the Pennsylvania state championships this year. Colin also finished 2nd in the 400m in the Emerging Elite section at the New Balance Nationals meet.
He plans on majoring in Sports Medicine/Kinesiology at Lipscomb. Colin's parents are Daniel and Joanne Dempster. His high school coach is D.J. Froml.
Matthew Deery (Phillipsburg, NJ) Phillipsburg High School
PR's: 15-0 PV, 55.02 400H, 15.18 110HH
Matt was New Jersey state champion in the Pole Vault in 2011. He was also the 2011 Skylands Conference Champion in the 110 high hurdles, the 400 hurdles and the pole vault. He took second place at the 2011 New Jersey meet of champions in the pole vault and 6th in the Emerging Elite section of the pole vault at the New Balance Nationals meet.
Matt also played football for Phillipsburg. Matt plans to major in Pre-Medicine at Lipscomb. Matt's parents are Thomas Deery and Dawn Dalrymple.
Tate Honaker (Mason, OH) Mason High School
PR's: 1:56 800m, 4:22 1600m
Tate was on his teams 2008 cross country state championship team. He competed at the 2008 and 2009 Nike Cross nationals. His 4x1600m team finished seventh at the 2010 New Balance Nationals. He has earned All-Ohio state honors.
Tate made the Principal's list all four years of high school and earned the Perfect Attendance award. Graduating with a 3.8 GPA, he plans to major in Mechanical Engineering. Tate's parents are Joe and Theresa Honaker. His high school coach is Tom Rapp.
Gemikal Prude (Melbourne, FL) Holy Trinity High School
PR's: 6-8 HJ, 11.10 100m, 21-6 LJ
Gemikal was the 2011 1A Florida state champion in the high jump. He was also captain of the track team and holds school records in the high jump and the 4x100m relay. He has also finished second in the state for 4x100m (2010), and 3rd in the state for high jump (2010) and 4x100m (2011).
Gemikal also earned three letters in basketball and helped lead his basketball team to its first District title in school history. He plans to major in Graphic Design at Lipscomb. Gemikal's parents are Ricky McKinnis and Sheila Prude. His high school coach is Doug Butler.
Nelson Scott (Heath, OH) Heath High School
PR's: 38.49 300H, 50.70 400m, 22-3 LJ, 13-0 PV
Nelson is a four year letterman in track and finished 3rd in the state for 300 hurdles, to earn his second straight All-Ohio honors. He was both league and district champion in the 300 hurdles and Long Jump in 2011. Nelson also took tenth place at the 2010 USATF Junior Olympics in the Decathlon
He played football for Heath High School as well, and was named to the 2010 All Mid-State Ohio Conference football team. Nelson carries a 3.87 GPA and plans to major in Engineering at Lipscomb. Nelson's parents are Dave and Sarah Scott.
Houston Ward (Portland, TX) Gregory-Portland High School
PR's: 55-3 SP, 168-9 Disc
Houston has finished sixth (2010) and eighth (2011) in the discus at the Texas 5A state championships. He has been District champion in the discus three times and regional champion in both the shot and discus.
He has earned four varsity letters in track, and three in football. He earned first team all district honors at strong guard his junior year and at tackle his senior year. Houston has also been active in theater, debate and forensics and has been class president all four years of high school. A member of the National Honor Society, Houston plans to major in Business at Lipscomb. Houston's parents are Mackey and Cyndi Ward. His high school coach is David McKinney.
Andrew Wolf (Puyallup, WA) Mount Rainier Lutheran High School
PR's: 15.39 110HH, 41.03 300H, 51.16 400m
Andrew was the 1B Washington state champion in the 110 high hurdles, the 300m hurdles, the 400m and the 4x400m relay. He holds school and 1B state records in the 110HH, 300H and 400m. He also has school records in the triple jump and 4x100m. Andrew has led his team to three consecutive team state championships in track. The Tacoma Athletic Commission named him Male Athlete of the Year for track, and he was named 1B state male track athlete of the year. Andrew earned letters all four years in cross country, basketball and track & field. In Cross Country he finished eighth in the Washington state championships in 2009 and eleventh in 2010.
He was named the Sea-Tac League Basketball Player of the Year in both 2010 and 2011 and helped lead his team to a 24-2 record in 2011. He has been a captain for basketball and track his junior and senior years. Andrew carries a 3.97 GPA and plans to major in Engineering at Lipscomb. Andrew's parents are Steve and Angela Wolf. His high school coach for 2010-11 is Mike Hanby. He was also coached the previous three years by current Lipscomb assistant Luke Syverson.
Ryan Gadsey (Brentwood, TN) Brentwood High School
PR's: 15:40 5000m, 9:58 3200m
Ryan finished sixth at the 2010 Tennessee state cross country championships, helping lead his team to a third place overall finish. A long distance specialist, he finished seventh overall in the 2011 Nashville Music City Half Marathon
Ryan plans to major in Engineering at Lipscomb. Ryan's parents are Steve and Honey Gadsey.
Caleb Love (Louisville, KY) Christian Academy of Louisville
PR's: 42-3 TJ, 21-3 LJ
Caleb holds school records in the long jump, triple jump, 4x100m and 4x200m. He was track team MVP in 2010 and 2011 and was team captain his senior year. Caleb finished fifth in the Kentucky state championship in the long jump for 2011
A member of the varsity basketball team as well, Caleb earned Kentucky All-Academic First-Team honors in both basketball and track. Caleb is a member of the National Honor Society and plans to major in Accounting at Lipscomb. Caleb's parents are Dave and Karen Love. His high school coach is Lowery Stallings.
Kevin Floyd (Cibolo, TX) Byron P. Steele II High School
PR's: 15-0 PV
Kevin finished seventh in the Texas 5A state championships in the pole vault in 2010. He also played football for his high school team. He carries a 3.74 GPA and plans to major in Computer Engineering or Graphic Design at Lipscomb. Kevin's parents are Brian and Jo Ann Floyd.
Ben Ashley (Memphis, TN) Harding Academy
PR's: 16:51 5000m
Ben was the 2011 Tennessee State Cross Country champion for his classification after finishing second as a freshman, sophomore and junior. He led his team to second place in the state all four years.
He has also competed in soccer all four years. Ben plans to major in Nursing at Lipscomb. Ben's parents are Richard and Jeri Ashley. His high school coach is Ronn Rubio.
Daniel Coleman (Champaign, IL) Champaign Central High School
PR's: 1:59 800m
Daniel was a scholar-athlete in cross country, track and wrestling. Primarily a middle distance runner, he has been learning to pole vault as well.
Daniel is undecided about his major at Lipscomb. Daniel's parents are Robert and Dale Coleman.
Kenny Smith (Etowah, TN) McMinn Central High School
PR's: 11.2 100m, 22.9 200m
Kenny was captain of his track team as a junior and senior. He was voted team MVP his sophomore, junior and senior years. He earned four varsity letters in track, two in football and one in cross country.
He was Salutatorian of his class and plans to major in Law and Justice at Lipscomb. Kenny's parents are Jerry and Beth Smith. His high school coach is Brent Masingale.
Tyler Glenn (Loveland, OH) Loveland High School
PR's: 2:00 800m, 4:36 1600m, 16:29 5000m
Tyler earned varsity letters in cross country all four years, track three years and basketball one year. He earned first team All-FAVC honors in track and anchored his 2010 4x800m relay to the FAVC title. Tyler was also honored with FAVC All-Academic honors all four years of cross country and track.
A member of the National Honor Society and a National Merit Commended Scholar, Tyler plans to major in Electrical Engineering. Tyler's parents are Butch and Susan Glenn. His high school coach is Mike Smith.
Cliff Long (Dickson, TN) Dickson County High School
PR's: 4:50 1600m, 10:42 3200m
Cliff earned four varsity letters in Cross Country and three in Track. He was team captain his sophomore, junior and senior years and was voted MVP as a junior and senior.
He was class Valedictorian with a 4.0 GPA and plans to major in Mathematics at Lipscomb. Cliff's parents are Stephen and Kimberly Long.
Zak Vruwink (Hudsonville, MI) Unity Christian School
PR's: 4:41 1600M, 10:15 3200m, 16:57 5000m
Zak competed in Track and Cross Country all four years of high school and was Cross Country team captain and MVP in 2010. He earned All-District honors in Cross Country in 2009 and 2010.
Zak is a National Merit Scholar finalist and carries a 4.0 GPA. He plans to major in Pre-Medicine at Lipscomb. Zak's parents are David and Dorothy Vruwink. His high school coach is Dan Landstra.
Jeremy Voss (Maple Valley, WA) Tahoma High School
PR's: 16.9 110HH
Jeremy competed in Track & Field four years at Tahoma High School and three years for the Cross Country team. He will focus on hurdles at Lipscomb.
Jeremy carries a 3.70 GPA and plans to major in Engineering at Lipscomb. Jeremy's parents are Roger and Karen Voss. His high school coach is Gary Conner.
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Wildlife biologists have been monitoring big game animals across Utah. They've also been collecting and analyzing data from thousands of hunters who hunted big game in Utah last fall.
After surveying the herds from the ground and the air, and analyzing data collected from hunters-data that provides important information about how big game animals are doing in Utah-the biologists are ready to share their big game hunting permit recommendations for this fall's hunts.
You can see the biologists' recommendations at www.wildlife.utah.gov/dwr/hunting/board-rac.html.
After reviewing the recommendations, plan on sharing your ideas at your upcoming Regional Advisory Council meeting. RAC chairs will take the input they receive and share it with members of the Utah Wildlife Board when the board meets in Salt Lake City on May 2 to approve permits for this fall's big game hunts.
A RAC meeting is scheduled for April 10 at 6:30 p.m. in the John Wesley Powell Museum,1765 E. Main St., Green River.
You can also provide your comments to your RAC via email. Email addresses for your RAC members are available at www.wildlife.utah.gov/dwr/rac-members.html.
The group each RAC member represents (sportsman, non-consumptive, etc.) is listed under each person's email address. You should direct your email to the people on the RAC who represent your interest.
The following are among the biologists' recommendations:
Decrease the number of general buck deer hunting permits from 86,500 in 2012 to 84,600 for this fall's hunts.
Division of Wildlife Resources Big Game Coordinator Anis Aoude says two factors determine how many buck deer permits can be offered on a unit in the fall: The average number of bucks per 100 does on the unit over the past three years and whether that number has increased, decreased or stayed the same during the three-year period.
Biologists found a little of everything on Utah's 30 general-season units after the deer hunt was over last fall. On some units, the number of bucks per 100 does was above objective for the unit and was growing. Other units were stable. And, on some units, the number of bucks per 100 does was declining.
"Based on the data we collected," Aoude says, "we're recommending 1,900 fewer permits for this fall's hunts."
Aoude says the number of bucks taken by hunters last fall was up about 34 percent from 2011. And the total number of deer in Utah, after the hunts were over, was up too.
"Two years ago, after the hunts in 2011," he says, "the statewide deer population was about 286,000 deer. Despite hunters taking more bucks in 2012, about 318,000 deer were still in the state after the hunts were over last fall. That's encouraging. It shows the overall deer population is growing."
Decrease the number of limited-entry buck deer permits from 967 in 2012 to 860 for this fall's hunts.
Protecting buck deer on the north end of the Book Cliffs is the major reason for the recommended decrease.
Aoude says most of the bucks that are taken on the Book Cliffs are taken on the north end of the unit. The time of year when the hunt is held, and fairly open terrain that makes it easier for hunters to see deer, has led to more deer being taken on the north end of the unit than on the south end. "The low number of fawns that are produced on the Book Cliffs makes it harder to replace bucks once they're taken," Aoude says.
Increase cow elk permits from 14,763 in 2012 to 17,982 for this fall's hunts.
Aoude says Utah's elk populations are doing well. So well, in fact, that more cow elk permits are needed to try to bring the total number of elk back to the statewide management objective of 70,965 animals.
Increase buck pronghorn permits from 664 in 2012 to 753 for this fall's hunts. Also, increase doe pronghorn permits from 537 in 2012 to 962 for this fall.
The productive pronghorn herd on the Parker Mountains in southwestern Utah is the major reason for the increase. A tough winter hit the unit two years ago, killing a lot of pronghorns and dropping the herd below its management objective. "This is a really productive herd, though," Aoude says. "The animals have already bounced back. We need to offer more doe pronghorn permits to get the animals back to the management objective of 1,500 pronghorn."
For more information about the upcoming meetings, call the nearest Division of Wildlife Resources office or the DWR's Salt Lake City office at 801-538-4700.


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CANTON - Lisbon Central junior Laura Pierce has set several Section 10 distance records as the fifth sibling in her family to forge outstanding track-field and cross country careers at Canton Central through a merger agreement.
But very few have come with impact of Friday nights 1500 meter run at the Section 10 Indoor Track-Field Championships at the St. Lawrence University Newell Fieldhouse.
In the first leg of a indoor distance triple crown Pierce fashioned a winning time of 4:43.5 shattering her own section standard of 4:50.21. She went on to win the 1000 and the 3000 to earn the Outstanding Runner Award and lead her Lady Bears team to a repeat team championship in a season-high 160.5 points and outdistance second place Malone (94).
Her 1500 record run also made a tough decision much easier.
I was really having a hard time deciding whether to run the 1500 or the 1000 at states but my time tonight made it a lot easier, said Pierce who also set the sectional record in the 1000 at 3:01.7 earlier this season.
Over the years I have really learned how to run the 1500 and after tonight I think I have a better chance of running a PR at states to place in the top six and win a medal.
Pierce credited balance as the key to the impressive team total by the Lady Bears who also also outstanding leadership from 1000 runner-up Rebecca and 600 medalist Gemma DelRossi who ran on the winning 4x800 and 4x400 relays, Lindsay Proulx who led the 55 hurdles and Emma Collins who led the 55 dash.
Coach John Casserly offered high praise in a few words for both the Canton Girls and Boys.
This group just gets it. They know that the most important efforts come in practice. They have fun in practice, our Tuesday night workouts here at the SLU Fieldhouse are really something special, he said.
If there was one big development for the girls it came from the sprinters. The sprinters really came on at the end of the season.
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Two other runners looking to earn state meet medals on March 2 at Cornell University, are Skylar Pastor, a South Jefferson sophomore who runs for Beaver River, and Morgan Marlow who was part of stellar senior group which paced the Malone Boys to a 152.5-105 margin over OFA.
Pastor was honored as the Outstanding Field Events Performer after placing second in the high jump and long jump and lowering her own Section 10 300 dash record to 41.0. Earlier in the season she bettered a sectional record in the 600 which had stood since 1982.
Marlow led the 1600, took second in the 1000 and teamed with his twin brother Rourk, 3200 winner Corey LaMere and Mike Haas two win the 4x800 relay.
On March 9 the Marlow brothers, LaMere and Connor Gordon will run the High School 4x1Mile relay at the New Balance Gameson the banked track of the legendary New York City Armory.
The guys wanted to enter meet because it as at the Armory. Distance runners normally run faster times on banked tracks so it will be a great experience, said Malone Coach Matt Tessier who ran on the famous banked track at Virginia Tech as a collegiate runner at Virginia Commonwealth University.
Tessier called the trip to New York as part of a mission by the senior laden Huskie team.
Morgan and Rourk Marlow both hit a pole on the course at the state cross country meet. Morgan lost 30 seconds and because of that we didnt do as well as expected, he said.
Since then they have been determined to win everything in the indoor and spring seasons.
Indian River senior Darrius Bryant was honored as the Outstanding Field events performer in the Boys Meet winning 55 meter dash and the triple jump and running on the Warriors victorious 4x200 relay which included 300 dash medalist Felix Garcia.
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OFA senior Alex Wood put a hip and back problems in his wake to close the season with two sensational meets.
On Friday he tied his own school record of 1:23.3 leading the 600 meter dash, used a super-charged finish to win the 1000 and anchored Taylor Richardson, Donovan Smith and Andrew Colburn on the winning 4x400 relay team.
My doctor prescribed muscle relaxers and they have worked tremendously. I am running pain free, it has been amazing, said Wood.
Smith also ran third in the 600 and combined with Colburn, Richardson and Colin Sovie for a second place finish in the 4x800 relay.
Taylor Bouchard led the latest in a long line of productive nights by OFA jumpers taking second in the long jump and third in the triple jump. Jacob Sias took second in the triple jump. We had a great night with a lot of personal bests. It was really a fine season, said OFA Coach John Tebo.
Alex Wood is going to make a run at the Section 10 record in the 600 at the states and I think he has a shot because his time tonight should place him in the fast heat. Our 4x400 team is also looking to take a shot at the sectional record and Taylor Bouchard and Jacob Sias have just come so far in the triple jump. We have never had two 41 jumpers before.
OFA Girls Coach Diane Jeneault shared similar thoughts.
We had personal bests all over the place and Kurstyn Macauley will represent us the state meet.
Macauley ran third in the 600 and teamed with Ellen Miller, Sarah Mitchell and Melissa Jones for a fourth in the 4x400 relay. Taylor Fisher took fourth in the shot put.
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Potsdam sophomore Maddie Drechsel also turned in a triple medalist performance by winning the 55 dash in brilliant three-way duel with Taylor Barynham and Tupper Lakes Maddie Fortier (all three timed at 7.6), prevailing over Beaver Rivers Pastor by a tiebreaker in the long jump and combining with her sister Hannah Drechsel, Kali Bartlett and Madi Dow to outleg Canton in the 4x200 relay. Also earning Section 10 championships were: IRs Brandon Bliss and Elizabeth Kolody in the shot put, Malones Aaron Sharlow (LJ) and Abe Gravell (HJ), Tupper Lakes Samantha Ormsby (TJ) and Hannah Kloossner (HJ) and Beaver Rivers Cody Updike (55H).
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Individuals whose businesses are involved in developing and selling technical products are required to plan about time management, how to implement specifications, carrying out engineering strategies, release schedules and budgets amongst other important duties. These individuals may also be required to test or develop the product on a daily basis. Product is definitely important for all companies otherwise there would cease to exist in the first place.
If you want your business to thrive then you should consider the idea of roping in a technical communicator to work for your company. Such an individual may generally carry out a bunch of duties but the most particular one in this case would be to engage in technical writing for distribution to the end users of the product. The technical writing here can be in soft copy or in hard copy.
The following are the reasons why it is good to have a technical communicator in your company:
1. Documentation of end users is essential –End users should be provided with content on how they can use the product offered by your company. While some people may learn without going through the user's manual or instructions, a majority of the people are reliant on such instructions for using the product and for solving problems experienced by them when using the product. This type of documentation or technical writing plays the role of an important and indispensable resource. According to a survey, a huge proportion of people prefer to consult documents instead of calling technical support or asking for the assistance of co-workers. A good technical communicator is one who explains the technical aspect of the product in such a manner that even laymen would be able to understand.
2. A different point of view — The technical communicator generally observes the product from the point of view of the user or customer as it is his/her duty to figure out what the customers are thinking, the questions on their minds and the solutions they are looking for. Thanks to the technical communicator, small or major tweaks can be carried out in case of the product to appeal even more to the customers. This kind of professional continue from where marketers and advertisers conclude, i.e. they help the customer to stay convinced about the product after the marketers and advertisers have convinced them about the same.
3. Aid with Quality Assurance –The technical communicator who engages in technical writing should understand the product thoroughly via product or sample product testing or exercise so that they can explain to the users. Since the professional is required to work with the product closely therefore he/she will be highly familiar with the product and even make suggestions for improving its quality or detect text problems when editing the content meant for end users.
4. Quality documentation is good for the company — This is true, quality technical writing or documentation does manage to score extra brownie points for the company because the company was able to communicate effectively with the customers via the instruction manual.
5. Documenting serves as a written proof or a record –At times engineers may forget about certain parts or aspects of the product because of its complex nature. However, when there is technical writing in place, it serves as a record or a written proof, thus proving to be the go-to solution when people (especially engineers) want to know about a certain parameter, feature or aspect of the product.
6. Enjoying savings on support costs –While technical communicators may not be technical support agents because the former is predictive and not responsive, there is no denying the fact that they have a good idea about the user's perspective. After anticipating probable doubts or queries of consumers and putting down the solution in the technical writing, he/she will help the company save on support costs because the user would refer to the guide instead of calling.
7. Versatile skill set — Technical communicators are generally multi-talented in the sense that they can write, edit and even carry out graphic designing. They can also work as a proof reader.
While technical communicators may be considered to be a luxury for the company but when one is engaged in a business concentrating on end users, this kind of professional is definitely a necessity!
More people are becoming interested in natural skin care every day. However, you may not be sure where to begin when it comes to finding products that work best for your needs. One thing you need to do is find take an evaluation of what type of skin you have. For instance, if you have oily skin, then oils such as olive oil and coconut oil may not be the best options for a daily skin care regimen. However, they can be wonderful for those who need to treat dry skin. You should also consider any type of other skin conditions you have.
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Back in the olden days, a stone wall was used for the purpose of drawing a clear line of demarcation between two properties and also to keep one's livestock in one's property so that they do not stray away. Just as its name suggests, these stone walls did not require the use of a concrete fence for building up the same in the past. Today, stone walls are still popular and very much functional but they are used in order to add to the aesthetic value of the house.
Also, the modern stone wall or precast concrete stone wall does call for the use of concrete or cement mortar in order to make things easier and the wall stronger. It is not uncommon to spot these concrete stone walls today because a majority of the homeowners prefer to use this type of wall as a divider instead of the traditional wooden fence. Now, because of the fact that the modern stone wall utilizes concrete, it is possible to build a very high stone wall.
If you have been contemplating the thought of adding stone walls to the boundaries of your house then you should opt for the precast ones. These are 'readymade' walls that are extremely strong and durable because they combine the wall and columns together. Therefore, all you need to do is to install these wherever you want to and you will be able to add oomph to the appearance of your house. Besides the fact that precast concrete stone walls make things easier, they are also much cheaper to build in comparison to the traditional mortar-less stone wall! There is something particularly charming about a stone wall that manages to capture the attention of many people. Short stone walls can be used in the garden area in order to protect the same and also to make the garden more beautiful.


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A Queens man who spent eight of his 38 years in jail for a murder he says he didn't commit won a retrial Wednesday. Tejpal Singh's murder conviction was set aside by Queens Supreme Court Justice Michael Aloise after two key witnesses recanted their claim that he gunned down 19-year-old Kamaljit Singh in 1996. During five weeks of hearings Tejpal's attorney, Stephen Murphy, grilled Ramjit "Rocky" Singh, who claimed at Tejpal's trial that he was the drive-by shooter. Read More: New York Post
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Former Yankees pitcher Carl Pavano was the victim of an extortion attempt in which a former classmate tried to get money and an SUV from the right-hander by threatening to reveal information about his personal life, Pavano's family claims. Read More: New York Post
300-pound hero flight passenger said he had no choice when he took down crazy captain
David Gonzalez boarded a plane to Las Vegas on Tuesday morning and managed to do something that very, very few people have ever done. Gonzalez put the pilot in a choke hold while the aircraft was in midair. But Gonzalez, of Henryville, Pa., said he had no other choice. The pilot was acting so erratically that the plane's crew asked for passengers' help to subdue him, the Pocono Record reported Thursday. Gonzalez, a former New York City corrections officer, reflected on his experience aboard JetBlue Flight 191. He said he was happy no one got hurt and that he was trying to deal as best he could with being thrust overnight into the national media spotlight. Read More: New York Post
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An off-duty Mount Vernon cop, driving the wrong way on the New England Thruway, was killed in a fiery crash when he slammed head-on into a tractor-trailer in the Bronx early this morning, authorities said. Reginald Velez, 29, was driving south in the northbound center lane in his Lexus sedan near exit 11 when he plowed into the rig at about 2:35 a.m., officials said. The Lexus immediately burst into flames. Read More: New York Post
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Kevin Pietersen: How England batsman was always the man apart
And so the Ashes tour which could get no worse keeps getting worse. Even when it's over.
Few nations do sporting meltdowns better than England. With the announcement on Tuesday evening that Kevin Pietersen's international career has been summarily ended at 33, an age when his former batting coach Graham Gooch would still have 14 more Test centuries in him, we are now amid one of the stone-cold classics.
Forget the mere 5-0 Test scoreline, the daily humiliations at the dynamite hands of Mitchell Johnson, the 4-1 one-day embarrassment or the 3-0 Twenty20 mauling.
The tour down under has now cost England three of their most senior players in Pietersen, Jonathan Trott and Graeme Swann as well as the coach, Andy Flower, who took them to number one in the world. Spineless in defeat, they have now lost their backbone.
A few weeks ago, the big decision was supposed to be whether it was Flower or Pietersen who would go. Now, just as when Pietersen lost the England captaincy in a dispute with previous coach Peter Moores, both kingpin and coach have toppled.
Humiliating series defeats inevitably lead to blame and bloodletting. In dispensing with their most controversial player, England's management are trying to draw a line in the sand. They may instead have dug themselves a trench.
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"It's one of the most disgraceful decisions in the history of modern English sport.
"He appears to be the sacrificial lamb so that others in English cricket can save their face.
"What you have now is a collection of people at the ECB who literally have no clue about man management.
"In KP, you have a maverick player, not the easiest to manage, but then none of the best players are. You need someone who knows how to manage a genius.
"What we are seeing is a debacle of management on an epic scale.
"I can tell from the reaction on social media that 95% of the English public are absolutely enraged by this.
"All of the best players of the last 25 years have all been difficult. Ian Botham, Freddie Flintoff, David Gower, and have all taken great captains to draw the best out of them.
"We have a useless captain, no coach and an ECB management team who have committed professional suicide."
Pietersen has always had the contradictory air of permanent impermanence in the England set-up. He looked different to those around him, played shots no-one else ever had. With his deeds on the pitch and demands off it, he was a man apart.
In Australia, the split was given physical form in the positions where he was sent to field: lonely mid on, distant third man, isolated long on. It was as if captain Alastair Cook could not put enough distance between the pair.
His dismissals, frequently, were wanton, springing traps that owed nothing to subtlety and everything to his inability to appear affected by any bowler or captain.
Come into my web, said the spider to the fly. Why not, replied KP, in Brisbane (caught hooking, long leg), Adelaide (caught driving, short midwicket) and Perth (caught slogging, long on).
But is this the only logical resolution? Pietersen is England's leading run scorer in international cricket: 8,181 runs at an average of 47 in 104 Tests, 4,440 runs in 136 one-day internationals, 1,176 runs in 37 Twenty20s.
He has more Test appearances than Wally Hammond, Ted Dexter and Peter May, a higher Test average than David Gower, Geoff Boycott and Colin Cowdrey, and more Test centuries than Len Hutton and Ken Barrington.
Those rare numbers demand unequivocal answers.
Have England got the absolute maximum out of such a special talent? Do they have anyone who can come close to replacing his weight of runs and speed at which he made them?
Why dispense with him now, rather than during the texting scandal of 18 months ago? Was Pietersen's character more malignant in 2014 than when England were beating India away, New Zealand at home and then winning the Ashes 3-0 at home?
"If I had to think about it I would have expected him not to be picked.
"Some of those shots in Australia were mind-boggling. We all remember the wonderful innings, but what about the daft things and the stupid shots?
"You can be an individual within the team but you cannot just be an individual. He has said this is how I play - take it or leave it. Well, England have taken it for long enough and know they've said 'thank you very much, we will leave it'."
There is yet to be a full review of the blunders down under. Is KP, England's top run scorer in the series, the player who should take the fall for everything that went so catastrophically wrong?
Flower's replacement has yet to be interviewed, let alone named. What if the new head coach wanted Pietersen in his side, if he felt he could get the best out of such a unique cricketing commodity?
KP at the crease was often judged by harsher criteria than more prosaic team-mates. He was capable of so much that an injudicious dismissal felt that much more wasteful.
But his own standards have unarguably slipped over the past 12 months. He may have been England's leading batsman in Australia, but that equated to a less than stellar 294 runs at an average of 29.
His last 48 Test innings brought just four centuries. Ten other England players have better one-day batting averages than him in the past year, including Samit Patel and James Anderson.
Neither was Pietersen showing any sign of adapting batting strategy to the stresses of advancing years, the weakening of joints, the minute loss of strength in limb or clarity in eyesight.
The greats of his era - Tendulkar, Ponting, Lara, Ganguly, Kallis - adjusted their shot selection to reflect the waning gifts at their disposal. Instead Pietersen, after his ghastly dismissal in the third Test as England tried to salvage a draw, would be utterly unrepentant.
Pietersen in the 2013-14 Ashes
Pietersen was England's leading run scorer with 294 at an average of 29.40. Here are his scores in the five Tests:
- Brisbane: 18 & 26
- Adelaide: 4 & 53
- Perth: 19 & 45
- Melbourne: 71 & 49
- Sydney: 3 & 6
"I won't change the way I play for anybody because I think I've been pretty successful," he told BBC Sport. "It's not a case of can't. It's just there's something in me that says if there's a ball to hit then you've got to hit it. And it works."
Wherever Pietersen has played cricket, rumours of dressing-room unrest have followed. To leave one state side can be considered ambitious. To leave your next county with your kit being thrown off the balcony, and then to play only intermittently for your next suggests either unusual bad luck or an uncommon temperament.
Whoever his captain with England, the impression has been the same: like his stylistic opposite, Geoff Boycott, a player endured by his team-mates for what he brings on the pitch rather than ever being one of the boys, a self-obsessed essential in a team sport that is decided by individual confrontations.
In that way he was never going to leave quietly, even if the official statement attempts to make it look that way and inadvertently does exactly the opposite.
"Everyone was aware that there was a need to begin the long-term planning after the Australia tour," ECB managing director Paul Downton said. "Therefore we have decided the time is right to look to the future and start to rebuild not only the team but also team ethic and philosophy."
As quotes go, it brings to mind Leslie Nielsen as Sergeant Frank Drebin in the first Naked Gun movie, standing in front of a burning, exploding fireworks factory as a crowd of rubberneckers rush forward: "Alright, alright, there's nothing to see here. Please disperse. There's nothing to see here…"
The logic in the timing of this decision is as mercantile as it is moral. With the Indian Premier League auction next week, Pietersen and his agent wanted to be able to tell prospective suitors how much time he could spend in any fresh marital bed.
It does not mean that many England supporters will not be saddened to see him go.
Pietersen's reputation away from the crease and unusual route into the national team meant for some that he was more appreciated than adored, a show-stopper but not their leading man.
But even if you felt there was something faintly ridiculous about his preening, you still wanted to see him bat more than any other Englishman of his era. Not since Ian Botham had anyone dominated attacks in such swashbuckling fashion. Not since David Gower had anyone done it in such singular style.
"It's not easy being me in that dressing room," he famously complained at Headingley in the summer of 2012, just before news broke of his indiscretions with the enemy team.
It wasn't easy for the others either. And that, ultimately, is what has brought his unforgettable international career to a premature end.
Comment number 1427. Posted by JLSon 7 Feb 2014 23:27
It's clear that the ECB can't draw a straight line
they've been drawing blanks without doing anything constructive or creative sitting on their salaries
No entente cordiale
If only they knew how and where to draw the line before it was too late
Too little before the event too much after
I feel duped and dumbed down as a fan
But then what do I know
Im an artist who can draw nice straight lines
Comment number 1426. Posted by nuffsaidon 7 Feb 2014 23:10
If the truth means disgracing someone who has performed well, for England, on occasions, do you still want it do be spread all over the gutter press?
And even if you do want to hear it, given our prurient tendencies these days, is it right that confidential matters are spread all over the media?
Sometimes, you need to respect confidences. Otherwise you lose all trust.
Comment number 1425. Posted by splendidsparrowon 7 Feb 2014 22:54
Extemporaneously: (1) Criticizing his coach (when he was captain) and having the coach sacked;
(2) Sending in appropriate text messages to the opposition and slighting his captain, Andy S;
(3) Showboating and having Mitch Johnson rifling the ball towards the slip cordon in frustration;
(4) And wait till the truth comes out vis-a-vis the Ashes debacle!
You want more?
Comment number 1424. Posted by viv king against paceon 7 Feb 2014 22:13
The great four and comprising the foursome of Downton, Whitaker, Giles and Cook
Comment number 1423. Posted by Howie3on 7 Feb 2014 22:00
Applications are invited for the position of Head Coach. £ negotiable. The successful candidate will have played Test cricket for and captained England. Completion of one hundred Test caps and Test experience within the last twelve months will be viewed particularly favourably. Apply ECB...
Comment number 1422. Posted by rockandhardplaceon 7 Feb 2014 21:28
1420. The use of the word recalcitrant toward a person of the Pietersen type, says more about the type of manager the accuser is or would become. What the heck has decorum got to do with ability and will to win. I am/was very good at what I did, I chose not to wear suits to meetings (uncomfortable) even though convention said otherwise, I tuck my napkin in my collar not on my knee, so what.
Comment number 1421. Posted by rockandhardplaceon 7 Feb 2014 21:09
Sorry Ed Smith (TMS) but you are wrong, your article just further inflames the feeling of mistrust in the old boys network of the ECB for whom you are obviously an apologist. There is no other possible reason for getting rid of your best batsman still in his prime other than management issues. Rather than adopt the Aussie system of putting big heads in their place, the ECB take the cowards way out
Comment number 1420. Posted by splendidsparrowon 7 Feb 2014 21:08
It is clear to me that the word to describe KP is, "recalcitrant".
He also has a big ego, a brash personality and poor decorum, in my view, which, naturally, does not sit well with most.
It is a sad situation over all and he may have missed the opportunity to have his name written in the history books in the elite-ten-thousand-Test-runs club!
What a tragedy!
Comment number 1419. Posted by BaggiosPonytailon 7 Feb 2014 19:21
@1417 viv king against pace
Haha. English cricket didn't start with Pietersen and it certainly will not end with Pietersen. We've been hammered before and i'm sure will be again. But we also have some promising young players to come into the team. I'll be watching and supporting England regardless of who is playing - just as I did in the 90s when we regularly got humiliated.
Comment number 1418. Posted by rsuppardson 7 Feb 2014 19:17
Not that KP has done much since 2012.
Time for a change
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Colors were very spring like, fit was comfortable.
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Banna Cream
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Soon disappointed!
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Pink Linen Dress
The dress fits well. The dress is lined and is the perfect length. Linen is difficult to keep pressed.
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Avoid this dress
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Wrinkles Easy...
Very pretty dress, sizing is on target. The only draw back is that it wrinkles easy. I have learned my lesson and won't be ordering linen clothing anymore. If you put this dress on and get in the car to go somewhere, you can be certain that you will have several ugly, heavy set wrinkles by the time you arrive at your destination even if it's just 5 minutes away.
Pretty dress
This dress is quite pretty. The neck-line is farther down than the picture shows. The material is thin and completely see-through. The size runs on the small side.
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Beautiful Look and Fit
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Pretty dress, but disappointed
I have a difficult time finding dresses. I am tall and like a below-the-knee length. That's why I ordered this dress because it was advertised as 41 1/2" long. However, it is only 40" long. One and a half inches shorter makes a big difference to me. If it shrinks any after washing I won't be able to wear it. Other than a littler shorter than I like, I love the feel and fit.
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