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A quintessential beach-lover's paradise, Puerto Plata is a tropical getaway famous for its warm sand and cool surf. A vacation destination with no shortage of attractions, Puerto Plata features casinos and amusement parks, fine dining and 5-star resorts alongside incredible views and breathtaking natural beauty – everything you could wish for and more for an unforgettable holiday.
Puerto Plata's Must-See Attractions
- Ascend 800 meters aboard the 'teleférico' to the fortified, flat-topped observation tower Isabel de Torres, featuring astounding panoramic views and sprawling lush botanical gardens
- Marvel at one of the West's oldest fortresses, Fuerte de San Felipe, which took over 30 years to construct and was rumored to have been impenetrable
- Have a blast with tickets to Puerto Plata's Ocean World, the country's largest entertainment center with attractions for all ages, including a children's park and aquariums offering close encounters with exotic marine life
Discover Puerto Plata
For a day away from the lavish splendor of the area's beach resorts and casinos, throw on some comfortable clothes and set out for adventure at Damajaqua Cascades. This gorgeous natural landmark features a series of picturesque waterfalls (27 in all) flowing into cool, clear pools along a verdant forested trail of limestone mountains.
Puerto Plata's Pleasures
Take a relaxing stroll along Malecón, Puerto Plata's coastal promenade, lined with restaurants featuring mouthwatering cuisine and sandy stalls hawking refreshing tropical drinks.
Plan Your Puerto Plata Holiday
Tourists flood the city during its cooler winter months; however, the average temperature varies only a few degrees over the course of the entire year, so consider avoiding the crowds with summer flights to Puerto Plata. Great offers on cheap hotels in Puerto Plata abound during the off-peak season as well. Remember to book your travel well in advance to ensure the best flight deals to Puerto Plata.


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We bought the Goody Quikstyle Brush at CVS for $12.99. The brush is supposed to help reduce water in your hair by 30 percent. The secret is in the microfiber bristles. it also promises to help reduce frizz and detangle your hair as well.
Our tester, Stephanie liked the way the brush worked. She felt it did help detangle and reduce frizz. She also said it helped dry her hair, but not as much as she thought it would.
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|$1000 Reward Offered for Stolen Art, Arrest
|Written by Steve Frank
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A $1000 reward is being offered for information leading to the recovery of a lithograph, stolen over the holidays in Ashe County—and to the arrest and conviction of the thief. The Escher Lithograph print, serial No. 53 / 108 entitled, "Ascending and Descending," was taken from the Glendale
/Jefferson area of Ashe County just before Christmas. The Escher lithograph is matted in a silver frame approx 3' X 4' and is from Escher's Recognition and Success series 1955 - 1972. If you have any information, contact Detective Upchurch at (336) 846-5600.
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Video: NAACP 'deeply disappointed' by Voting Rights Act ruling
WASHINGTON (WZZM/USA TODAY) - The Supreme Court struck down a key section of a landmark voting rights law on Tuesday, saying Congress failed to take account of changing circumstances in the South when it decided which states would be subjected to additional scrutiny under the 1965 Voting Rights Act.
The court's 5-4 ruling in the case from Alabama frees states and municipalities with a history of racial discrimination from having to clear changes in voting procedures with the federal government -- at least for now. That restriction, part of the Voting Rights Act, has applied to nine states and parts of six others, mostly in the South.
Right now, there are two communities that are affected by this in Michigan. One in Saginaw County, the other in Allegan County.
Cooley Law School Professor Devin Schindler says those communities will not have to ask the U.S. Justice Department to approve any changes to the voting procedures, like polling hours or locations. The voting rights act was put in place over 48 years ago for cities and states that were known to discriminate against minority voters.
"Essentially what the Supreme Court did today was determine that, although these laws made sense then, that the situation has changed so much that these states that engaged in this discriminatory acts were no longer doing it. And maintaining this requirement was no longer reasonable or logical," says Schindler.
Chief Justice John Roberts wrote the 5-4 decision in Shelby County v. Holder for the court's conservative majority. The four more liberal justices dissented.
The decision came in one of two major cases involving race to come before the high court this term. In the other, decided Monday, the court reaffirmed that affirmative action is constitutional but instructed lower-court judges to look far more critically at whether schools can prove their use of racial preferences is the only way to achieve a diverse student body.
Tuesday's opinion did not invalidate the Voting Rights Act's "preclearance" requirement outright. Instead, Roberts said Congress failed to update the formula it used to determine which states and counties would be covered by that requirement to take account of changing circumstances in the South. That failure, Roberts wrote, left the court "with no choice" but to declare Congress' formula unconstitutional.
Still, Roberts wrote, "our decision in no way affects the permanent, nationwide ban on racial discrimination in voting." He said "Congress may draft another formula based on
current conditions."
Roberts was joined by the court's three other conservatives and Justice Anthony Kennedy. The court's four liberals dissented.
The Voting Rights Act was passed by Congress and signed by President Lyndon Johnson -- with the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. standing near -- in the wake of the violence and bloodshed that marked the 1950s and 1960s throughout the South.
It outlawed the types of voting practices that were common in many states, such as poll taxes and literacy tests, and set up legal and regulatory processes to overturn them.
The steel spine of the law was Section 5, which required certain states and municipalities to get federal permission before making changes in voting practices.
Under a formula devised to capture those states, Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, South Carolina, Texas and Virginia, along with Arizona and Alaska, emerged with what they now consider a scarlet letter. The law was reauthorized in 1970, 1975, 1982 and 2006 with only minor changes.
But the Supreme Court's majority finally lost patience with lawmakers who had refused to update the list of states and municipalities deemed discriminatory, despite wholesale gains in the South by blacks and other minority voters and elected officials.
The ruling tosses the ball back to Congress, which could try to update a coverage formula based on 1972 data. Few observers, however, expect lawmakers to pick and choose among states and municipalities, even if they could overcome political inertia.
The court's conservatives, led by Roberts, had signaled their intentions during oral arguments in February. They expressed disdain for a geographic formula last updated in 1972 that forces most of the Deep South -- but also certain municipalities from Florida to Alaska -- to check even the relocation of polling places with the Department of Justice.
Justice Anthony Kennedy, the court's perennial swing vote, likened the states' plight to being "under the trusteeship of the United States government." Justice Antonin Scalia drew gasps inside the courtroom when he referred disdainfully to "racial entitlements."
And Roberts had long ago signaled his impatience with laws that give minorities a leg up on whites. In a 2007 decision on public school integration, he famously declared: "The way to stop discrimination on the basis of race is to stop discriminating on the basis of race."
Roberts and the court had punted on the issue four years ago, ruling that a Texas water district - and any municipality, for that matter - could get out from under Section 5 by demonstrating 10 years of good behavior. More than 200 municipalities have done so since the law's inception.
Even then, however, Roberts had warned that "things have changed in the South" and the pre-clearance requirements and coverage formula "raise serious constitutional questions."
The new case came to the court with two lower court strikes against Shelby County's challenge. In the most recent decision, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit ruled last year that the coverage formula "is not perfect, but the fit was hardly perfect in 1965."
The Obama administration warned the court not to mess with Congress' legislative authority. "Invidious racial discrimination is the most pernicious form of governmental discrimination prohibited by the Constitution," the government's brief said. That puts Congress "at the zenith of its constitutional authority."
Civil rights advocates and the court's left-leaning justices noted that the provision was used as recently as last year to beat back photo ID laws, redistricting plans and restrictions on early voting. Without it, they said, states could resume discriminatory practices.
But opponents of the law argued that the types of state and local election laws that continue to draw fire today "exist to a greater degree outside those covered jurisdictions than they do inside the jurisdictions," said Edward Blum, director of the Project on Fair Representation, who helped initiate Shelby County's lawsuit.
Both sides agree that progress has been made: Black voter turnout topped white turnout in last year's presidential election and was strongest in some of the Southern states subjected to the strictest oversight under the Voting Rights Act.
Minorities also have been elected to local offices in record numbers, thanks to the creation of so-called "majority-minority" districts. In 1965, the 11 states of the Old Confederacy, stretching from Virginia to Texas, had a total of three black state legislators. By 2009, the number had grown to 321, or 18% of the total, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures.
But over the same period, Southern legislatures that were overwhelmingly Democratic in 1965 have turned Republican. Today, the GOP controls both houses of the legislatures in all 11 states.
In recent years, the number of objections by the Justice Department to states' voting changes has declined dramatically. In 1976, there were 64 objections, including 30 in Texas alone. In recent years, the number dropped to five or less. While there were 10 objections last year, this year has produced only one.
Meanwhile, the number of municipalities that have "bailed out" of Section 5 by maintaining a clean record on voting rights for 10 years has risen. From 1998 to 2008, only Virginia municipalities were excused from federal oversight. In the last three years, they were joined by several in California, Texas, Alabama, and the entire state of New Hampshire.
The law's defenders say Section 5 prevented Texas, Florida and South Carolina from enacting new voting restrictions in 2012. This year, they say, it stands as a bulwark against similar discrimination. In Beaumont, Texas, a school board election was canceled to prevent white candidates from running unopposed in three majority-black districts. In North Carolina, lawmakers have proposed new restrictions on voter identification, registration and early voting.
The remainder of the Voting Rights Act wasn't challenged in the case. The law still will provide for legal challenges to voting changes deemed discriminatory in any state. But those after-the-fact challenges can be costly and time-consuming.


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By TOM McCOURTSun Advocate reporter
Members of Nine Mile's obersight committee toured the canyon last Thursday to discuss recent events and impacts in the canyon.
The group discussed possible improvements to the road and rest areas, toured the Nutter Ranch property with representatives of Hunt Oil Company and reviewed work in progress at the Cottonwood panel.
Nine Mile Canyon is rich in natural resources, history, and archaeological treasures, and in the next few years, there are several issues concerning the area that will affect the canyon and the county forever, noted the members of the panel.
Energy companies expect to drill as many as 1,500 gas wells in the Tavaputs field using the canyon as a transportation corridor, according to state, county and energy industry representatives.
Carbon County is making plans to do a major upgrade of the road in the canyon. But the United States Bureau of Land Management might designate a large portion of the canyon as an area of critical environmental concern, which would block mineral development on federal lands within the prescribed site in Nine Mile, continued members of the oversite committee.
Hunt Oil Company and the BLM are also working on plans to make a land swap for the Nutter property in the bottom of the canyon.
The oversight committee is an organization made up of representatives from College of Eastern Utah, the Nine Mile Coalition, Castle Valley Archeological Society, BLM, Carbon County, Carbon Travel Bureau, state trust lands administration, and representative of industry.
The committee is one of several groups working to help make the best possible choices for the canyon, the county and the nation in the coming years, pointed out the members of the organization.
The goal of the panel is to solve problems, make recommendations, help with improvements in the canyon, act as a liaison organization between all interested parties, and to make an interpretive plan for tourists visiting the canyon.
The oversight committee has been instrumental in securing the funds to install interpretive signs along with kiosks in Nine Mile and moving the road in the canyon. The panel has also assisted in overseeing the construction of barriers at the Great Hunt Panel in Cottonwood Canyon.


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"Jersey Shore" star Snooki was the first person to hit the red carpet Sunday night at the 2013 MTV Video Music Awards -- and she was showing off the girls!
Sporting a low cut black gown, the brand new mom flaunted her slim figure outside VMAs, which are being held at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn.
Her fiance and baby daddy Jionni LaValle joined her on the arrivals line -- but, sadly, no sign of little Lorenzo ... who must have stayed home with a babysitter.
Keep checking back and we'll update the gallery above with all the hottest looks from the red carpet. Plus, we'll be bringing you all the best show moments from the actual awards!
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Following on from my previous post ' Women must be slim?' discussing the social construction of the body and the implications it has for women's psychological health, I want to draw on Johnson's (2010) recent work in order to understand how Alicia Keys (and other women) might be experiencing pregnancy.
Johnson's (2010) discourse analysis explored how women take up, negotiate and rework dominant discursive constructions of the pregnant body. The key ways in which the women in the study spoke about their bodies related to pregnancy as a transgression of Western cultural ideals of feminine beauty (e.g. women must be slim to be attractive). This was mainly because the pregnant body often has a similar shape to the fat body. This mirrors Dogruyol's (2010) (see my previous post) experiences of her body as being fat and less attractive. Unlike Dogruyol's experiences, Johnson also found that pregnancy allowed these women to relax the usual standards of feminine beauty and freed them to some extent from the objectifying sexualized male gaze by making them asexual. However the women interviewed did suggest that pregnancy enhanced their beauty and sexuality in profiting from bigger and fuller breasts.
In terms of experiencing their bodies as dis/connection from self and others Johnson (2010) found that her interviewees felt disconnected from their bodies in the sense that their pregnant body was experienced as 'weird' (Johnson, 2010: 252), yet at the same time they felt connected to their baby and a 'delight with the merging of two bodies' (ibid., 252).
In drawing on the work of Johnson (2010) and Bordo (1993), I hope to have provided a brief glimpse of how Alicia Keys may be experiencing her pregnant body and how her body relates to ideals of Western feminine beauty.
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Read: Micheal Haley Is One Tough Customer
Bob Crawford of the Connecticut Whale looks at some of the moves that the organization has made this summer and on Micheal Haley writes "pound-for-pound, for my money, one of the tougher guy in the league, and made himself into a pretty effective offensive player in four years with Bridgeport, earning 43 total games with the Islanders."
Hockey's Future has said of Haley in the past "Although not big in stature, Haley never backs down from protecting his teammates and loves to fight."
On Haley, Kevin Schultz said "A lot of Islander fans clamor for him to be on the NHL roster because of this fun-to-watch mentality and because he "can actually play." That's a very broad definition though as he's a .5 ppg player in the AHL and his only comparable on the roster at the time was Trevor Gillies, who literally couldn't do anything other than fight. It's easy to say one player can play hockey when the other is a heavyweight boxer on skates. "
Adam Rotter: The best case scenario for Haley is that they work with him and try and turn him into the next Brandon Prust. He adds toughness but will need to beat someone out for a spot on the roster out of camp. He can be a jolt of energy but may need to be reigned in and coached to become a better and more useful player.


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On Monday evening, the Hutchinson Country Hospital (HCHD) Board of Directors will gather for the regularly scheduled February meeting beginning at 7:30 p.m. in the GPCH Executive Board Room.
During the meeting, the board will take action on calling the election for the HCHD Board of Directors for precinct seats 2 and 4.
Other new business items on the agenda include: an audit report will be given by Baird, Kurtz, and Dodson (BKD) for the hospital district, action on the amount for the intergovernmental transfer, and the 1115 Waiver program.
Old business to be discussed and have taken action on includes Stinnett/Fritch EMS Subsides.
Also during the meeting, reports will be given by the EMS Director, Finance Committee, CFO report, and the CEO, who will give updates in regards to construction, physicians, and THA observations.
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|Wilkes Man Captured for Double Murder
|Written by Steve Frank
|Friday, 15 March 2013 11:31
Wilkes authorities arrested a man wanted for a double murder in Wilkes County within a couple of hours of a bulletin being issued seeking him, that early this afternoon. Warrants were issued charging Jason Ryan Pardue, 33, with 2 counts of Murder, 2 counts of 1st Degree Sex Offense
with a Minor under 13, and 1 count of Incest. Yesterday, the Wilkes County Sheriff's Office began to receive reports of two missing persons, Kelly Marie Pruitt, 33, and her 8-year old son, Kevin Michael Hurley—and that the two of them had not been seen since on or about March 8th. During the investigation into the missing persons cases, the Wilkes County Sheriff's Office and the North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation served a search warrant at the victim's residence at 2642 Statesville Rd, North Wilkesboro around 3 this morning. During the search, the bodies of Kelly Pruitt and her son Kevin Hurley were found in the house. Witnesses reported bags of evidence were removed—as were two interior doors. The release said that Ms. Pruitt's apparent cause of death was the result of multiple stab wounds, and that Kevin Hurley's death was probably the result of suffocation. An exact cause of death will be determined by autopsy. Sheriff Chris Shew said officers had been called to the residence during the week, but did not specify the call, but saw no evidence of the murders, telling reporters that the bodies had been hidden in the house he shared with Pruitt and Hurley. Pardue's black 1998 Ford Explorer 2 door with a Kentucky license plate was listed in the bulletin. The release said Pardue has an extensive criminal history and was be considered extremely dangerous, but he uttered to reporters as he was being taken into the jail that he was 'very sorry.'
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Ex-Mohave County sheriff hopeful gets probation
KINGMAN — A man who briefly challenged Mohave County Sheriff Tom Sheahan before dropping out of the race has pleaded guilty to voter fraud.
The Kingman Daily Miner reports that under terms of a plea agreement, Mike Hays is guaranteed probation after pleading guilty to false voter registration and tampering with a public record.
Court documents indicate that Hays was registered to vote in both Mohave County and Coconino County. He used a campaign worker's address in Kingman along with that of a shooting range, also in Kingman, when he filled out paperwork to run for sheriff. But prosecutors say he was actually living in Flagstaff and working for the Arizona Department of Corrections in Winslow.
Hays was the lone challenger to Sheahan before dropping out in May 2011.


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TRUE VALUE: EVGENI NABOKOVWhat to do with the NYI's best and healthiest goalie?
In July, Evgeni Nabokov will turn 36, more than five years younger than Dwayne Roloson. For the entire first decade of this century, Nabokov was one of the most durable, reliable and accomplished goaltenders in the NHL's regular season. Before his misstep a few months ago, when he chose not to report to the Islanders after they acquired him on waivers when his heart was set on the Red Wings, Nabokov had always been regarded as a likeable and low-maintenance goaltender. In a fraternity full of flakes, a few capable of demoralizing a team, he is not Craig Anderson.
Still, there is one reason – and really, only one reason – why Nabokov will have some value in the trade market at the draft, during the summer and into training camp. In a market in which many quality goaltenders have had to go into the butterfly to beg for one of the 60 jobs in the NHL, Nabokov will be pursued for one main reason.
For the entire 2011-12 NHL season, he is under contract for just $570,000.
It doesn't matter that he had a shaky 22-game stint in St. Petersburg last season before calling the KHL quits, nor that he failed to rise to the occasion at the recent World Championships. Evgeni Nabokov, who made at least $5 million in each of his last four seasons in the NHL, will be paid less than Al Montoya and just about every other NHL goalie in the upcoming season.
Nabokov's agent, Don Meehan, did a very smart thing yesterday. Meehan informed Katie Strang of Newsday that the goalie will "absolutely" report to Islanders training camp in September. The message was clear: Nabokov will do whatever it takes to resume his NHL career. After a messy honeymoon, the goalie and the Islanders will fake a harmonious marriage until a trade does them part.
Who else will be in camp? Montoya will be there after a few months of rest and rehabilitation. A week after Montoya had surgery to repair a torn meniscus suffered at the Worlds, the Islanders got around to announcing it. Top goalie prospect Kevin Poulin will attempt to return from a dislocated kneecap, the second such injury of his promising young career. Rick DiPietro played 39 games over the last three years, and was not in the lineup for the season finale of any of them. Mikko Koskinen is not ready.
Do the Islanders want to allow Nabokov to wear their crest – even for one exhibition game – after he embarrassed the franchise and himself last season? Do they want to carry three goalies on one-way contracts? It isn't their first choice, to be sure. In a perfect world for the Islanders, GM Garth Snow is able to move him next month for a third round pick or as a sweetener to move up in the draft. Or perhaps he could make a similar deal to his trade of Roloson to Tampa Bay. The Lightning didn't think twice about sacrificing defense prospect Ty Wishart, a decent player but a small price to pay for the revenue created by a lot of home playoff games and the chance to compete for the Stanley Cup.
Snow will also want to ask himself if he can stomach trading two first-rate goaltenders to contenders in the same calendar year without getting a difference-maker in return. He has a strong working relationship with Flyers GM Paul Holmgren. But unless Snow can pry a legit second-pair defenseman or regular-shift forward, why would the Islanders hand over Nabokov to a division rival, a contender that has beaten them regularly for four straight years? The Islanders have no motivation to do anyone any favors where it concerns Nabokov.
This has been a strange saga with a lot of twists, and it may continue into the regular season. Nabokov, who suffered a mild groin strain at the World Championships, happens to be – with little argument – the healthiest and most qualified goaltender on the Islanders' roster. This is a team with a goal of making the playoffs. Nabokov could end up being a lot more valuable to the Islanders as a goalie than as a trade chip.


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I have a Mac OS X, and I want to know how I can enable/configure the web server functionality in it (Just similar like Apache). How I can create the virtual host, is it possible to run multiple sites in Mac in one process. Any please provide me the information regarding this so that I can try my self.
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im no XPert, but in my macs, Apache is not only installed by default, but is
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also check out help/apache in the menu bar at the top of ur screen.
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Marisa will be posting her journal entries on the first 3 Tuesdays of every month from now until December. During this time, she'll be receiving free health coaching from Eryn McEntee, a naturopathic student in her final year of study, and Iris Higgins of Your Fairy Angel.
Also, check out my new feature, the weekly Mind*Body*Spirit Exercise. I'll be updating it with a new one every Monday.
Thanks to much reflection prompted by some very inspiring posts from various outspoken bloggers and their followers throughout the last few years, I am finally realizing the benefits and necessities of being "public" with things I have held as personal and private. I am, and have been 100 percent (to my knowledge - not counting cross contamination) gluten free since January 1, 2010. But my journey is far from over, and the challenges continue to present themselves on a regular basis.
Education: (the seizures started in college). I went through this without insurance, and ultimately ended up just quitting so I could work a full-time job with health insurance. By the time I realized how detrimental this was, I was beyond the point of even wanting to finish the program I had started, AND they had eliminated it from the school I had attended. And once I was in a place where I could actually truly go back to school, I was so lacking in energy that I only made it through 3 semesters.


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Product Test: Food Saver
Today, we are testing the FoodSaver Vacuum Sealer. We bought it at www.qvc.com for $108. Our tester, Donna had always wanted to try this sort of product. The food saver takes all of the air out of the plastic and seals your food preventing freezer burn. The product comes with the sealer, two rolls, and two containers. You can also seal food inside the containers.
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I was just sitting here reading blogs and thinking that you hadn't posted in awhile (I've been curious about Clancy!!). Then POP there you are with 2 posts! Cool.ReplyDelete
He is SOOO cute! I have been looking for an additional dog and have been looking into GoldenDoodles. I look forward to more pics and posts about him!
Clancy is adorable! I just want to snuggle that cute widdle thing! I'm sure you will love and enjoy Clancy more and more every day and will spoil him rotten! :o)ReplyDelete
He's very cute! We just got a new doggy too. His name is Buster, he's a Cairn Terrier, and we got him from the Wake County Animal Shelter. We're also feeling lucky because he is so calm with the kids. I think Goldendoodles are really cute - and also the Goldensetters! Of course that poodle part will be nice for less shedding hopefully! After we got Buster, I found out the Cairn is a low shedding dog too! Yay! Clancy is really adorable, I think he was a good choice!ReplyDelete
Hi! I just wanted to come and visit- I'm in the Doll Quilt Swap and have been since the first round. It is fun and can be a bit nreve wracking until you get a firm grasp on what your person likes- I would rather not always have it be a seret but that's what makes it exciting! So great to see a guy quilting! Does your wife quilt also? Anyway! Good luck with the puppy, (who is gorgeous!) and the baby quilt and the swap! You've got your hands full for sure!ReplyDelete
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oh my goodness he is beautiful. he looks so calm (unlike my labrador). I hope your children enjoy the experience of having a new family memberReplyDelete
How cute! I hope all is still going well with Clancy. He's adorable!ReplyDelete
So cute! I can see the golden in him but also the poodle. Our golden puppy Axl was 17 weeks yesterday. Doing well with the house training and using the dog door. Consistency and lots of love. Goldens love their people!ReplyDelete


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You could end up paying to sign up your kids for swimming lessons this summer or for T-ball and youth baseball programs through the city Parks and Recreation Department.
The department staff has proposed a new set of fees for existing programs. Staff members also unveiled a series of new activities the department would offer.
On Monday night, the Watertown City Council discussed the new fees for existing programs and additional activities. No decisions were made. The council instructed staff to continue to work on the changes.
Under the proposal, it would cost as much as $30 for swimming lessons and $20 each for T-ball and youth baseball. Staff also proposed increasing the $5 fee for golf and tennis lessons for Watertown residents and $15 for non-city residents to $25 for everyone.
Mayor Jeffrey E. Graham and Councilman Joseph M. Butler Jr. contended that some families cannot afford fees that high.
If you have three children, thats a lot of money, Mr. Butler said.
Council members informally agreed it was not a bad idea to establish a nominal fee for swimming lessons, but $30 seemed to be too much. The swimming lessons fee would help to pay for lifeguards and ensure children remain enrolled until the end of the three-week program.
Council members also were adamant that non-city residents should pay more than Watertown residents for the programs. Councilman Jeffrey M. Smith argued that city residents should not be hit by a double whammy of paying the fees and then subsidizing the activities through city taxes, while those living outside of the city would be charged just the fees.
All of the fees would be used to help defray the cost of running the programs. For instance, it costs the Parks Department about $6,000 to offer youth golf lessons at the Watertown Golf Club, and the city does not recoup most of that money through charging fees.
When asked about how the amounts were proposed, Parks and Recreation Superintendent Erin E. Gardner told the council that City Manager Sharon A. Addison instructed staff to come up with fees that would pay 50 percent of the citys cost to offer the programs.
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text: Items 25 to 36 of 228 total View 12 / 24 / 48 Previous 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 ... 19 Next Way better than matching colors! By Josh on 12/12/2014 Josh would recommend this product to a friend This meter is great. It takes a bit of practice to get all of the reagent into the sample but it's much better than training to match to colors by eye. Makes testing easy By Justin on 12/10/2014 Justin would recommend this product to a friend I bought this cause I used other test in the past and can't get a good reading. 0.0 - .25 how can u tell exactly what your levels are at. I'll tell u Hanna checkers. Gives u a digital readout I love that. I have the phosphate and alkalinity tester. Works great. The only down fall is buying the test solution. It's a pain to have to order it and for 10$ for 25 kits it's not the cheapest test kit. But I wouldn't use a different test again. It's OK By Bill on 12/9/2014 Bill would recommend this product to a friend Bought this tester to help dial in biopellet reactor. The test results seem accurate. But with multiple test obviously required to know what's going on with the biopellets the few test packets included didn't last long at all.getting the powder out of the packet and into the test vile seems challenging. Would have preferred a bottle of powder and small scoop like every other quality test kit has. Great piece of equipment By Dave on 12/8/2014 Dave would recommend this product to a friend I so glad I have an easy way to test for phosphate. I hated having to run from room to room trying to find the right light to analyze results and even then not knowing if I was interpreting the result correctly. I don't have the problems others have mentioned with adding the reagent, you just need a steady hand. I will order all the others in time. Works like a charm - once you understand it By Paul on 12/8/2014 Paul would recommend this product to a friend Received it, and with it being the first time I've used this type of product, the instructions weren't overly clear, so I used 2 packets of powder to test...both tests came up at 0.00. Odd since it's pukani rock. Played another time, and got my reading that was right. Product works great now. Wish they gave you more than 6 packets of powder though. Great tester By Andre on 12/6/2014 Andre would recommend this product to a friend Its a great tester very easy instructions better than comparing colors. Actually use the tester! By Bridget on 11/10/2014 Bridget would recommend this product to a friend I have purchased a few different test kits and don't use because it was hard and what color actually was the reading??? This is great with a display. The only thing I don't like is the packets of powder. Wish they did a little jar of powder instead with a scoop, like Red Sea does. digital is AWESOME!! By Mike on 10/30/2014 Mike would recommend this product to a friend Very accurate and you can not bet digital!! Who Doesn't Love Digital? By ReefAddict on 10/28/2014 ReefAddict would recommend this product to a friend Not the cheapest, but the most accurate and easier to read. Easiest test of any of the phosphate tests I have ever used. In the end, it was worth the extra money. great product By mike on 10/24/2014 mike would recommend this product to a friend This checker is very easy to use and very accurate. The only downside it pouring the reagent into the vial. Just need to be careful. Finally no color chart!! By Travis on 9/22/2014 Travis would recommend this product to a friend It is easy to use and the instructions run you clearly through the steps. Love having an actually number instead of color charts, no guess work. Thank to the other reviews I did order extra regents. Thank you to the other reviews and to BRS for putting review sections on all of their products. A good test kit! By Brandon on 9/15/2014 Brandon would recommend this product to a friend I love the digital output on this test kit. My only concern the possibility of human error that can throw off results. I say this because the reagent comes as a powder form and it comes in its own little packets. I don't really like the packets because it is impossible to get all of the reagent from the packet into the test vial unless you open it up and scrape it with a blade. I would have rather seen a container with a measuring spoon like the on in Red Sea's Calcium test kit. Other then that I do really like this test kit and I would recommend it. Write Your Own Review You're reviewing: Phosphate Low Range Colorimeter HI713 Hanna Checker HC - Fresh & Marine Water *How do you rate this product? *Would you recommend this product to a friend? Yes No *Nickname *Summary of Your Review *Review Submit Review


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By RICHARD SHAWStaff reporter
Last year, the county commission conducted a meeting to discuss the rehabilitation of Carbonville Road. A number of issues were addressed and property owners along the road had a chance to sign rights of ways.
According to Commissioner Bill Krompel, approximately 70 percent of the landowners have signed the rights of way and the county is preparing to start preliminary work on the road improvements.
The main goal of the project is to upgrade the road to modern day specifications, pointed out county officials.
The road currently meets the standards of a 1950s highway. The situation is due to the fact that the road once served as a portion of U.S. Highway 6 before the construction of the bypass was completed. That is also when the last major reconstruction was accomplished.
According to local officials, the Carbonville Road is the busiest street in the county. In fact, the roadway has more traffic now than it had during the 1940s and 1950s when the street was part of the U.S. Highway 6 transportation system.
During the 1940s and 1950s, 3,000 to 4,000 cars traveled the roadway daily.
Today, Carbon County officials estimate that there are 5,000 motor vehicles using the road daily and the number is expected to double or triple by 2020.
The Carbonville Road does not host as many businesses as the area once did. Nevertheless, there are currently 27 businesses operating between Price city's Main Street and U.S. Highway 6 in the Blue Cut.
Located along the road, there are motels, gas stations, a bowling alley, night clubs, restaurants and industrial buildings as well as a several vehicle maintenance shops.
Last year, Price city worked with Carbon County to install a new water delivery line along the roadway. The project took longer than expected, due primarily to unexpected problems with underground utilities. But the construction was completed and Carbonville Road was patched.
When the possibility of reconstructing the highway came up, the county asked Price city to halt plans to proceed with an roadway overlay project.
County officials felt that the money associated with completing the overlay work would be wasted since Carbonville Road would be torn up within a year.
But the traffic conditions on the road continued to deteriorate.
Finally, the county and the city found a way to cut the cost of the overlay in half.
Instead of spending more than $120,000 to pave and patch one-half of the road, officials found a contractor that could do the project for just over $60,000.
To the county authorities it is obvious this road needs to be redone. According to statistics, the accident rate on this stretch of road has zoomed in recent years.
In 1998 there were only three accidents reported on the road, but in 2001 there were 17. Some have discounted this rise to the construction on the waterline that was going on late in the summer of 2001, but according to authorities, even in 2000 there were 14 mishaps.
Two of the biggest problems along Carbonville Road are the lack of turn lanes and the fact that so many obstacles are so close to a road where the speed limit is 50 miles per hour.
The new project will create a "third lane" in the middle of the road that will allow motorists to turn either direction, much like what is on East Main Street in Price.
In addition there will be turnoffs for right turns from the road, where currently a vehicle must stay in it's traveling lane until it completes it's turn.
In some areas the engineering on this type of construction plan would be challenging, especially along the railroad tracks.
The obstacles along the road are also of major concern. Modern highways have "clear zones" surrounding them. These are areas where there are no stationary objects that are not designed to break away if they are hit.
For instance, many of the guard rails that are used today are energy absorbing rather than the solid formations which were installed years ago.
Modern signs are not cemented directly into holes in the ground filled with concrete, but have a break away point with thin bolts so that they will not cause as much damage to a vehicle upon impact.
What most engineers strive for in designing or redesigning highways is to make it so a driver can have the room to get back control of their vehicle without hitting any solid objects. Almost 50 percent of accidents are one car mishaps and a good percentage of those involve running into or taking out objects along roads.
Obviously, that design change would be almost impossible on Carbonville Road due to the close proximity of homes and businesses. But officials feel that a small clear zone could be established by moving utility poles and eliminating trees and other hard objects.
The proposed design of the county road places a five foot sidewalk on the west with a two and a half foot curb and gutter.
Plans include shoulders of six feet on each side, the two travel lanes would be 11 feet each with the center lane being 12 feet in width. There would be another two and a half feet of curb and gutter and a three foot shoulder on the rail line side of the road.
The county asked the Utah Department of Transportation to review the situation with the road and they have suggested some changes that could be made that would bring the road closer to current standards. These suggestions include the following:
Construct handicap ramps at the intersection of Main Street.
Upgrade location and supports of mail boxes placed along the road.
Replace all the damaged and old signs.
Construct right turn lanes at all the intersecting streets.
Widen the bridges over the canal crossings and put in new guard rails and end treatments.
Remove and reconstruct old head walls and widen canal structures outside of clear zone.
Upgrade railroad signing.
Install an overhead stop sign where the road joins with Highway 6 in Blue Cut.
Improve the horizontal alignment of the road.
Have all utilities moved out of the highway's clear zone.
Upgrade all street name signs.
The transportation department also suggested several changes in areas with individual problems along the road.
The cost for this project has an estimated cost of $3,750,000. Much of the money would come from grants including $3,100,000 from a U.S. highway grant and $100,000 from a UDOT grant. The county's total cost is estimated at $550,000.
At present, the county has the money to conduct the engineering and to move the utilities once all the right-of-ways are acquired.
Meetings are presently being conducted with those that have not signed right-of-way transfers to the county, but the local officials have also begun the legal wheels turning for condemnation procedures if they are needed to get the project completed.


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A_K wrote:There hasn't been a move yet where I've thought, "Wow, ______ got great value on that acquisition. I really wish the O's had made that move." I think Dempster was a good acquisition by the Red Sox and I would have liked it if the O's made that move, but I'm really not too broken up that it didn't happen. If the Angels are willing to move Bourjos, I would have rather the O's done that than re-sign McLouth... though I also didn't have any problem with McLouth's contract and don't yet know what Bourjos might cost. I would have been happy to see the O's give McCarthy the same contract he got from Arizona. None of this is forcing me to lose any sleep.
I'm pretty unsatisfied with the 2B options, and am very much in support of a hypothetical mystery trade that would bring in something other than the four Robert Andinos they have right now. I'd like to see them add a hypothetical mid-order bat who could DH or, even better, play 1B so Davis can DH. But I have no real targets in mind for either of those acquisitions, mostly because I have no idea who's available via trade, so it's tough for me to get too worked up.
4 Andinos...! Love it.
The Dempster deal isn't terrible...not sure how he'll do in the AL EAst though. That would have been solid for O's but as you said nothing to get angry about.


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And, here we go.
UCA won the Mona Gerome Sportsmanship Award for 2012.
North Country's Boys basketball team lost on Thursday and Saturday.
North Country's Girls Basketball team won on Friday, and the game will be available for replay on nsnsports.net soon.
Lake Region's Girls basketball team got their Pink On!
North Country's Nordic team held their night relays in Craftsbury, again. Thanks Snow.
Hockey Night in Jay continues to be the hottest ticket in town, and why not?
If you build it, they will come, oh yes, they will come.
And they did.
Before the largest Haus of the weekend, basketball players, skiers, alumni (Judd, Bernier, Stewart), former publishers, and if I am not mistaken, Reid as well, all showed up.
All to watch the Falcons' two hottest team pick up much needed wins on Saturday night.
HNIJ, make it a hashtag.
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Clemency hearing canceled for death-row inmate
FLORENCE, Ariz. — An Arizona death-row inmate's hearing before the state's
clemency board has been canceled.
Edward Harold Schad's hearing was scheduled for Wednesday morning at the state
prison in Florence. The reason for the cancellation wasn't immediately clear.
Schad, 70, is scheduled to be executed March 6 for killing 74-year-old Lorimer
"Leroy" Grove, of Bisbee, in August 1978.
Jon Anderson, a lawyer for the attorney general's office who represents the
state in Schad's case, said Schad's attorney sent an email saying she wasn't
going to appear at the hearing.
Calls to Schad's attorney, Denise Young, weren't immediately returned Wednesday
A ruling Tuesday by the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ordered a federal
judge to reconsider Schad's claim that he had ineffective lawyers. Anderson said
state authorities will ask the appeals court for another hearing on the issue.
Schad's execution would be Arizona's 34th since 1992. Most recently, Richard
Dale Stokley, convicted of murdering two 13-year-old girls in Cochise County in
1991, was put to death by lethal injection Dec. 5.
Grove was last seen leaving Bisbee in a Cadillac that was pulling a trailer on
his way to visit his sister in Washington state. Eight days later, his body was
found south of Prescott in underbrush off the shoulder of U.S. 89. A sash-like
cord that had been used to strangle Grove was still knotted around his neck when
the body was discovered.
Authorities say Schad drove Grove's car across the country for a month, used
Grove's credit cards and forged a check from the victim's bank account.
About a month after the killing, Schad was arrested in Salt Lake City after his
girlfriend's roommate told police that the Cadillac was stolen. Schad told
police that he had gotten the car four weeks before in Virginia from a man who
wanted to temporarily trade vehicles.
Nearly a week before Grove's body was found, authorities had found a car that
Schad had rented. Inside the car, authorities found a special mirror device
invented by Grove to connect his trailer to his Cadillac.
Schad was convicted in October 1979 of first-degree murder and sentenced to
death, but the conviction was overturned on the grounds that the trial judge
improperly instructed the jury. He was convicted of first-degree murder and
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During previous service I was honorably discharged under article 5-17. I have a reentry code of 3. I read somewhere that I needed a waiver to reenlist but a recruiter I talked to never mentioned anything about that, any second opinions. Also I was told that I was ineligible for a sign on bonus. Even though my discharge was involuntary. Is there anything I can do to get a bonus by rejoining. I never received any bonus from previous enlistment. Also if I do need a waiver, when I apply for one can the issue of a bonus be included with it.
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Travel Books--August 2014
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Kitsap Regional Library will be updating our website on October 6th. Our new website will be optimized for readability and usability on all devices, from smart phones to tablets to desktop computers. Your account, searching the online catalog and placing holds will not be affected by this update. If you have questions or concerns please do not hesitate to ask us.
A journey into the heart of Mexico City, set against the backdrop of the author's emergence from grief after his wife's death, considers how the city has changed since the Institutional Revolutionary Party's return to power in the 2012 elections.
The author describes his trip to the remotest parts of the country far away from the capital, including the Islamic area of Xinjiang province, the forbidden zone of Tibet, and Route 219, which borders India.
Paints a unique picture of Indonesia and its citizens, where 80 million residents from over 300 ethnic groups across 13,500 islands live without electricity and some communities still participate in ritual sacrifices. 12,000 first printing.
SOON TO BE A MAJOR MOTION PICTURE

"I experienced that sinking feeling you get when you know you have conned yourself into doing something difficult and there's no going back." So begins Robyn Davidson's perilous journey across 1,700 miles of hostile Australian desert to the sea with only four camels and a dog for company.

Enduring sweltering heat, fending off poisonous snakes and lecherous men, chasing her camels when they get skittish and nursing them when they are injured, Davidson emerges as an extraordinarily courageous heroine driven by a love of Australia's landscape, an empathy for its indigenous people, and a willingness to cast away the trappings of her former identity. Tracks is the compelling, candid story of her odyssey of discovery and transformation.

Jeff Greenwald's classic travelogue follows his quest for the "perfect" Buddha statue. At turns hilarious and moving, his quest features a cast of amazing characters ? from a passionate palmist to a flying lama ? who provide unforgettable glimpses into the daily life and culture of the former kingdom (including a wild ride on Kathmandu's very first escalator). Greenwald doesn't shy away from Shangri-la's darker side. Along with colorful descriptions of Hindu and Buddhist mythology, the book tells of the rampant corruption, art smuggling, assassination attempts and human right abuses that would ignite Nepal's violent "People Power" Revolution in April 1990.

A new afterword by the author recounts Nepal's tumultuous recent history ? including the massacre of the royal family ? in vivid detail. And a new preface introduces this 25th anniversary edition with some thoughts about how Nepal, and travel writing, have evolved since the book's first publication. Shopping for Buddhas remains a must-read for anyone who has visited, or plans to visit, Nepal.


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A federal judge has issued a temporary injunction against a Kansas law that bans funding of abortion providers such as Planned Parenthood. According to the Associated Press, U.S. District Court Judge J. Thomas Marten was "incredulous" at the state's insistence that the law prohibiting abortion funding did not target Planned Parenthood specifically, ruling that the law was intended to punish the abortion provider and would eventually be overturned.
In its lawsuit Planned Parenthood argued that the Kansas measure is part of a national effort by pro-life organizations to cut off federal funding of the group. Similar laws to either partially or completely cut off abortion funding have been passed in Indiana, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, and Wisconsin. But in late June a federal judge granted Planned Parenthood's request for a temporary injunction against the measure in Indiana, opening the door to challenges in other states.
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Photo: Kathy Ostrowski, the legislative director of Kansans for Life, meets with Joseph Kroll, director of the Kansas Department of Health and Environment bureau (out of picture) at the Statehouse in Topeka, Kan.: AP Images


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Tim Byrdak charges the field as Hulk Hogan
So, I'm shooting a close for my daily video for SNY and Tim Byrdak comes marching out the clubhouse in full Hulk Hogan dress.
Here is video of it, following by a photo. Be sure to keep an eye over my shoulder…


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Smart move to get an extra NT on the roster at this point. Obviously the FO are aware that they need to find the next plug for the 3-4. Ta'amu would have had first bite, but with his legal dramas pending, Fangupo might be a very wise addition.
Smart move to get an extra NT on the roster at this point. Obviously the FO are aware that they need to find the next plug for the 3-4. Ta'amu would have had first bite, but with his legal dramas pending, Fangupo might be a very wise addition.
Schiavone's Race Career:
Starts- 10
Wins- 2
2nd- 4
3rd- 0
Other- 4
Prizemoney- $60,050.00
1. C.J. Mosley LB Alabama
2. Jordan Matthews WR Vanderbilt
3. (comp) Philip Gaines CB Rice
4. Arthur Lynch TE Georgia
5. Ross Cockrell CB Duke
5. (comp) Derrick Hopkins DT Virginia Tech
6. Josh Mauro DE Stanford
6. (comp) Shaquil Barrett OLB Colorado State
7. Quincy Enunwa WR Nebraska
That is a nice pickup by Pittsburgh.
Even though the guy will be 28 years old next year.
If we get real lucky, he could play for another 6-8 years.
It's a long shot, but this team has few other options at the moment.
Me fingers be crossed.
Fangupo was a nice pickup. Very low risk, and a guy who could pan out well. Chris Hoke mentioned that the Steelers liked him in the draft and sees him as a guy who can play either NT or DE for the Steelers.
This should be very interesting...
We lost Ryan Lee to the Saints (who put him on IR) and Toney Clemons to the Jags (who has the same # of catches for one less yard than Plaxico this season...)....
It's kind of nice to pick up a prospect from someone else...
You can carry Heyward, Hood, Mclendon, Keisel, Ta'amu, Fangupo (if he pans out). Mclendon can play NT with Fangupo until Ta'mu comes off suspension. That also frees up a roster spot by getting rid of Al Woods because Mclendon can play NT and DE.
Hoke said Ta'mu has been making good progress in practice all year. Hopefully he can make a big improvement.
Final Ruthless Mock:
1.22 CB Marcus Peters, 6'0" 197 lbs., Washington
2.56 FS Damarious Randall, 5'11" 196 lbs., Arizona State
3.87 TE Clive Walford, 6'4" 251 lbs., Miami
4.121 DE Henry Anderson, 6'6" 294 lbs., Stanford
5.160 WR Titus Davis, 6'1" 196 lbs., Central Michigan
6.199 OLB Kyle Emanuel, 6'3" 255 lbs., North Dakota State
6.212c OLB Max Valles, 6'5" 251 lbs., Virginia
7.239 RB John Crockett, 6'0" 217 lbs., North Dakota State
Chris Hoke @hokiebro76
"@jdorsey8400: @hokiebro76 what are your thoughts on taamu? Was it a bad draft pick?"no... Hear he has gotten better each passing week.
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BIG EAST Womens Basketball Tournament Tickets Now On Sale
OMAHA, Neb. - Tickets for the 2014 BIG EAST Women's Basketball Tournament presented by New York Life are on sale now as fans will have the chance to see a new champion crowned in Chicago from March 8-11.
The conference's postseason championship will be held in Chicago for the first time in league history, with all-session, lower-level, center-court ticket booklets starting at just $75, which is just over $8 per game.
The best seats at the best prices will be available until Feb. 1, with prices increasing after that date. Single-session tickets will be available in the weeks to follow. See below for the full pricing breakdown.
To purchase tickets fans can call 402-280-JAYS (5297).
The tournament will tip off on Saturday, March 8, at McGrath-Phillips Arena on the campus of DePaul University in Chicago, before moving to Rosemont's Allstate Arena March 9-11, for the quarterfinals, semifinals and final.
Tickets for the first day off the tournament at McGrath-Phillips Arena will be general admission seating; however, all-session booklet holders will receive preferred seating.
All 10 teams will compete in the annual postseason tournament with the BIG EAST's automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament on the line. Conference newcomers Butler, Creighton and Xavier will battle with Chicago-based and preseason favorite DePaul, as well as longtime foes Georgetown, Marquette, Providence, St. John's, Seton Hall and Villanova.
The conference slate has been an exciting one so far, with over half the teams scoring more than 70 points per game, including points leader DePaul, which is averaging closer to 90 per contest. Creighton is atop the BIG EAST standings with a 4-1 record heading into Wednesday's games, while St. John's and Marquette have caught fire, each winning four of their last five games.
For more on BIG EAST women's basketball, visit the conference's home page by clicking HERE. For more on the 2014 BIG EAST Women's Basketball Tournament, visit Tournament Central by clicking HERE. Be sure to follow BIG EAST women's basketball on Twitter at @BIGEASTWBB and find us trending at #BIGEAST.
Dates and games times (local, CST):
Session1 - Round 1: Sat., 3/8 – Tip Times: 4 & 6:30 p.m.
Session 2 - Quarterfinals: Sun., 3/9 – Tip Times: Noon & 2:30 p.m.
Session 3 - Quarterfinals: Sun., 3/9 – Tip Times: 6 & 8:30 p.m.
Session 4 - Semifinals: Mon., 3/10 – Tip Times: 3 & 5:30 p.m.
Session 5 - Championship: Tuesday, 3/11 – Tip Time: 8 p.m.


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MADRID Students at Madrid-Waddington Central School got a first-hand look at the dangers of drinking and driving Monday.
In a mock but realistic demonstration of an alcohol-related accident, they witnessed the repercussions of drinking before getting behind the wheel.
Ten students from Madrids and Waddingtons Explorers programs acted as crash victims.
They wore makeup and paint to portray those injured in the alcohol-related crash.
Preparation for the event took about an hour and a half, said Bethany M. Sochia, 15, a junior firefighter who portrayed a victim thrown from the vehicle.
We use a lot of wax and clay and paint on our skin to make it look real, she said.
Ms. Sochia said she hopes to become an emergency medical technician once she turns 18.
In the mock crash, one victim died at the scene, several were sent to the hospital with major injuries, and a driver went to jail.
Organizers said the event is an effective way to show students the real-life dangers of drinking and driving.
We have lost quite a few students over the years, Madrid First Assistant Chief Scott G. Hough said. With summer coming and outdoor parties, we thought maybe we could get together and try to show them how they can prevent this from happening in the future.
Junior Natalie L. Boland, 16, said she hopes the drill will help raise awareness of the dangers of drinking and driving during prom season.
Even one drink is too many, she said.
More than 40 West Potsdam first responders and Madrid and Waddington firefighters and rescue personnel participated.
We are thankful to high school Principal Bryan Harmer, and all the organizations that took part today, Mr. Hough said. Over 40 people took the day off to participate in the drill. That shows the importance of this drill. But we cant do it without our junior volunteers. It gets pretty hairy when we are cutting those cars apart. Theres glass breaking all around them and they have to remain still. We owe them a lot.
The two vehicles were donated by Waynes Gas & Service. State police officers Zachary P. Benson and Daniel L. Eberly also participated in the event.
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