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Alexander Steen, the NHL's top performer in the first month of the season, remained red-hot by capping off a three-goal second period with his 12th tally.
"I think [Elliott] is the reason we ended up winning the hockey game," Steen said. "He made some timely saves, some really big saves, and pretty much stood on his head at times tonight."
Chris Stewart registered a goal and an assist for the Blues, who routed the Panthers 7-0 on Oct. 5. St. Louis has won three games in a row and has earned at least one point in six straight contests (4-0-2).
Jacob Markstrom allowed all four goals on 23 shots for Florida, which wrapped up its six-game homestand at 1-3-2.
"If we can't get everybody to compete hardly than we did tonight, then we'll just stumble along," said Panthers coach Kevin Dineen.
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The president's plan to usurp Second Amendment rights is already meeting increasing resistance on every level: from informed citizens and their sheriffs to the House and the Senate. His time is running out.
Admitting that passing his ambitious plan to rein in shooting incidents such as the one that occurred in Newtown, Connecticut, last month would "be difficult," President Obama published a 22-page explanation of exactly what he has in mind. There are "four common-sense steps we can take right now," according to the White House blog. The two steps meeting the most resistance are:
1. Closing background check loopholes to keep guns out of dangerous hands, and
2. Banning military-style assault weapons and high-capacity magazines.
Highlights of his plan include requiring background checks for all gun sales, reinstating and strengthening the assault weapons ban, restoring the 10-round limit on ammunition magazines and getting rid of armor-piercing bullets. The paper went on to explain why:
Right now, federally licensed firearms dealers are required to run background checks on those buying guns, but studies estimate that nearly 40 percent of all gun sales are made by private sellers who are exempt from this requirement. As the President said following the Newtown tragedy, keeping guns out of the wrong hands starts with legislation to require background checks for all gun sales….
Several recent mass shootings involved high-capacity ammunition magazines that were prohibited from 1994 to 2004. Many of the mass shooters used the type of semiautomatic rifles that were the target of the assault weapons ban. It is time for Congress to renew the 10-round limit on magazines, and reinstate and strengthen the assault weapons ban….
The President also is calling for legislation to finish the job of getting armor piercing bullets off the streets by prohibiting the possession and transfer of this dangerous ammunition, in addition to its manufacture and import.
This is just the beginning but it is enough to cause supporters of the Second Amendment to begin to push back. The first level of resistance is a healthy and clear understanding of exactly what the Second Amendment does, and no one explained it better than Judge Andrew Napolitano:
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What is FERPA?
The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (FERPA) helps protect the privacy of student education records. The Act provides for the right to inspect and review education records, the right to seek to amend those records and to limit disclosure of information from the records. The intent of the legislation is to protect the rights of students and to ensure the privacy and accuracy of education records.
What rights does FERPA afford students with respect to their education records?
- The right to inspect and review their education records within 45 days of the day the college receives a request for access.
- The right to request an amendment to the student's education records that the student believes is inaccurate or misleading.
- The right to consent to disclosures of personally identifiable information contained in the student's education records, except to the extent that FERPA authorizes disclosure without consent.
- The right to file a complaint with the U.S. Department of Education concerning alleged failures by the college to comply with the requirements of FERPA.
One exception which permits disclosure without consent is disclosure to school officials with legitimate educational interests. A school official is a person employed by Grinnell College in an administrative, supervisory, academic or research, or support staff position (including law enforcement unit personnel and health staff); a person or company with whom the college has contracted (such as an attorney, auditor, or collection agent); a person serving on the Board of Trustees; or a student serving on an official committee, such as a disciplinary or grievance committee, or assisting another school official in performing his or her tasks.
A school official has a legitimate educational interest if the official needs to review an education record in order to fulfill his or her professional responsibility.
Who is protected under FERPA?
Students who are currently enrolled or formerly enrolled at Grinnell regardless of their age or status with regard to parental dependency. Students who have applied but have not attended Grinnell and deceased students do not come under FERPA guidelines.
Parents of students termed as "dependent" for income tax purposes may have access to the student's education records. A copy of the parent's most recent Federal Income Tax return, where the parents declared the student as a dependent, must be submitted to document "dependency."
What are education records?
With certain exceptions, an education record is any record
- from which a student can be personally identified and
- maintained by the college.
A student has the right of access to these records.
Education records include any records in whatever medium (handwritten, print, computer files, CD-ROM, etc.) that are in the possession of any school official, including faculty and staff members. This includes transcripts or other records obtained from a school in which a student was previously enrolled.
Is a letter of reference an educational record?
Most students waive their rights to see the information that is written about them; if they have not done so, what is written becomes part of their education record and they have the right to review it and even challenge it. Advisers frequently must disclose educational information about students in letters of reference. On most reference forms students will authorize the disclosure of non-directory information (see below) about them. Students' permission (ideally in writing) for disclosure of this information is essential.
What is not included in an education record?
- sole possession records or private notes held by school officials that are not accessible or released to other personnel,
- law enforcement or campus security records that are solely for law enforcement purposes and maintained solely by the law enforcement unit,
- records relating to individuals who are employed by the institution (unless contingent upon attendance),
- records relating to treatment provided by a physician, psychiatrist, psychologist or other recognized professional or paraprofessional and disclosed only to individuals providing treatment (such records are covered by another Federal Statue, HIPPA),
- records of an institution that contain only information about an individual obtained after that person is no longer a student at that institution, i.e., alumni records.
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- name
- address
- telephone number
- e-mail address
- photograph
- date and place of birth
- major field of study
- concentration
- dates of attendance
- current enrollment status (full-time/part-time)
- participation in officially recognized activities and sports
- weight and height of members of athletic teams
- receipt or non-receipt of a degree
- most recent educational institution attended
- academic awards received
Who may have access to student information?
- The student and any outside party who has the student's written request.
- School officials (as defined by the college) who have "legitimate educational interests."
- Parents of a dependent student as defined by the Internal Revenue Code.
- A person in response to a lawfully issued subpoena or court order, as long as the college has made a reasonable attempt to notify the student first. Normally, the college will comply with a subpoena after two weeks have elapsed from the day the subpoena was received.
A student wants to keep some directory information private; how can this be done?
A student can choose to suppress, or limit public disclosure of, his or her directory information by going to the Student Affairs office.
When is the student's consent not required to disclose information?
When the disclosure is:
- to school officials (defined in policy) who have a legitimate educational interest,
- to federal, state, and local authorities involving an audit or evaluation of compliance with educational programs,
- in connection with financial aid; this includes Veterans' benefits,
- to organizations conducting studies for or on behalf of educational institutions,
- to accrediting organizations,
- to parents of a dependent student,
- to comply with a judicial order or subpoena,
- in a health or safety emergency,
- releasing directory information,
- releasing the results of a disciplinary hearing to an alleged victim of a crime of violence.
How does computerized record-keeping impact FERPA?
The same principles of FERPA that apply to paper records also apply to electronic data.
Where should I go if I have a question about FERPA?
Grinnell College publishes students' rights with regard to their education records in the Student Handbook. When questions arise, staff and advisers should consult this online information or call the Vice-President for Student Services or Registrar of the College.
Where do I go to file a complaint?
The right to file a complaint with the U.S. Department of Education concerning alleged failures by the college to comply with the requirements of FERPA. The name and address of the office that administers FERPA is:
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- Classic NES Series for the Game Boy Advance (Covers the line-up of the new Game Boy Advance series of NES Classics.)
- The Pac-Man Dossier (a very detailed and technical study on all aspects of the original arcade game)
- The Pac-Page (Fansite dedicated to the many games of the Pac-Man family.)
- Wikipedia (The Pac-Man article at Wikipedia)
- X360A achievement guide (X360A's achievement guide for Pac-Man.)
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Amazon ; an online store selling new and used computer and video games.
Google ; search engine that ranks by popularity
eBay ; Many older games listed on MobyGames are out of print. Auction sites like eBay are the best place to find them.
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This is Week 31 of our 52 weeks of Sharing Memories - A Genealogy Journey Journal. I hope you'll join us with your memories! Write them down - you don't have to share them. Your memories can be private - write them in a journal at home, or they can be shared publicly here on OliveTreeGenealogy Blog or on your own Blog.
This week I thought I'd write about more family events such as births and christenings or baptisms. Do you know when you were born? What were the circumstances around your mom going into labour - were you ever told? Some families have great stories that Mom didn't make it to the hospital in time or had the baby in a taxi. Do you have story about your birth?
Maybe your grandmother told you stories about your mother or father's birth. If you are lucky enough to know some details, please do write them in your genealogy journal so they are not lost!
I don't know anything about my birth, not even the time of day. I only know the location and day, month and year. Mind you there's a bit of confusion even with that! When I inherited my mother's journals after she passed away last year at the age of 93, I discovered that she consistently listed my year of birth as one year EARLIER than what I've been told. Hmmmm.. I wouldn't mind being a year younger, but a year older? Ugh!
I'm pretty sure she was just confused and that I was indeed born in the year I have on my birth certificate. But it's kind of intriguing!
As for my own children, I will be adding their birth stories to my genealogy journal tonight. I do have a few exciting tidbits to share, especially around my eldest son's birth. So join in and write your stories down before they are lost.
July 4, 2010
Sharing Memories (Week 31): Stories of Births & Baptisms
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- hummer said...
Great prompt. I am going to share this on FB as well as take the time write the memory.
She kept insisting I was 5 years younger than I am - and once told me I didn't know what I was talking about when I corrected her.
You might want to ask your older children if what they remember of their siblings' births. I am sure that the summer day I walked to my grandfather's house by myself (abt 3yrs old) was the day my brother was born at home.
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In a split vote, the Watertown City Council decided on Monday night to make a change in the citys zoning ordinance that forbids roommates from moving into a residential neighborhood and living in a single-family house.
The issue came up in December after Thompson Boulevard resident Deborah A. Cavallario found out that next-door neighbor Travis W. Hartman had his fianc�e and two friends living with him in his single-family home at 257 Thompson Blvd.
She objected because its a residential neighborhood with only single-family homes. The neighborhood is zoned as Residential A.
In the 3-2 vote Monday night, council members decided to eliminate a single sentence from the city code pertaining to a reference allowing no more than four transient roomers to live in a house in a residential district.
Mayor Jeffrey E. Graham and Councilwoman Teresa R. Macaluso opposed the change. Council members Joseph M. Butler Jr., Jeffrey M. Smith and Roxanne M. Burns voted for it. The two sides disagreed whether the change would mean the city was defining what makes up a family.
During a public hearing before the vote, Mr. Hartman tried to convince council members that he invited his friends to live with him because he had just purchased the house last February and needed some help because he was just starting out.
All Im trying to do is live a normal life, a quiet life, he said.
Mr. Hartman also wondered how the city could stop boyfriends and girlfriends, domestic partners and soldiers from buying a house and living together.
But the three council members who supported the change said the city had to make sure that the characteristic of Residential A zones are protected. Other zoned districts allow for such arrangements, they said.
You start to blur the lines, Mr. Butler said.
Mrs. Cavallario, who lives at 259 Thompson Blvd., first brought up the issue with the citys Planning Board, which recommended making the change in the zoning ordinance. She also gathered 80 signatures on a petition requesting that unrelated people not be allowed to live in a single-family house in a district zoned Residential A.
At Monday nights public hearing, Mrs. Cavallario said she hoped Mr. Hartman and his friends would be grandfathered in and continue to live there. But she said the situation should not become normal in our neighborhood.
The citys Planning Department had previously determined the zoning change will not impact Mr. Hartman and his friends.
During the public hearing, Linda A. Morrison, another Thompson Boulevard neighbor, and Planning Board member William R. Davis Jr. also lobbied for council members to vote against the change. They both argued it would be difficult for the city to enforce.
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yeah, there is a dload on the website, i run it sometimes.....
you can set it to run in the background if you want, using cron. if you need any help with that, just give us a call
I'm a proper linux noob I'm afraid (sorry ppls)
and would spend more time in RH if only I could get SETI running for it.
(I'm quite dedicated to crunching seti units for my team you see)
So my question is this:
Do any of you run seti on rh8 ?? If so what version do I need to download & how do I install the thing ??
Thanks in advance *crosses fingaz*
yeah, there is a dload on the website, i run it sometimes.....
you can set it to run in the background if you want, using cron. if you need any help with that, just give us a call
Alastair, thankyou so much !!!
I currently run the windoze command line client here, not the pretty lookin screen saver thingie.
I'm not that sure which version I need to download even, to be honest.
These are the Linux ones: (all version 3.03)
There's also i586.... of above!! Very confusing I think.
I figure that this is a 686 architecture machine (Athlon XP) so
either of the last 2 "should" be right?? If so, which one?
Once downloaded I gotta know how to install it, having only played with RH and thus only ever instaled RPM's, never used "make" or any of those commands & don't physically understand what they're about really.
Sorry for being a total pleb mate
It does say this above the listing tho:
Isn't K6 the old slot Athlons, not the current sockets ??For Linux systems on the AMD K6 processor, only the binaries
i386-pc-linux-gnu-gnulibc2.1 and
i386-pc-linux-gnulibc1-static should be used.
The binaries i686-pc-linux-gnu-gnulibc2.1 and
i686-pc-linux-gnulibc1-static will not function on
the AMD K6 processor.
Thanks again Alastair & anyone else who knows such things.
grab the i686 gnulibc2.1 ones. i think thats what i have.... *checks....*
Thanks man, Have just grabbed that one, so will try it in the morning
Now it's time for some serious shut-eye, dude :-\


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FORT DRUM As the Army plans to cut tens of thousands of soldiers, the service will research the economic impact the north country would feel if the post lost an additional 14,500 soldiers and civilians.
In its proposed 2015 budget, the Army would reduce the number of active duty soldiers from about 522,000 to between 440,000 and 450,000. If sequestration continues into the 2016 fiscal year, the Army plans to reduce its force structure to about 420,000 soldiers.
The study will assess the effects of installations losing the maximum numbers of personnel to get down to that 420,000 figure.
The research is a supplement to an Army force size assessment conducted last year, which led to the planned deactivation of the 3rd Brigade Combat Team at Frot Drum, with a net loss of about 1,500 soldiers. In essence, the new study will gauge the impact of the loss of up to 16,000 soldiers and civilians here.
A media release from Fort Drum on the study said the 30 installations studied for the initial Army assessment last year would be reviewed again.
No decision about any new cuts has been made by the service. Similar to when research was done by the Army last year, a listening schedule will be held locally this summer, possibly in June.
An economic impact statement released this month showed the post had an economic value of nearly $1.42 billion in 2013, primarily through the salaries of its 19,024 soldiers and 4,544 civilian workers.
Brig. Gen. Michael L. Howard, the post and 10th Mountain Divisions rear detachment commander, said in a news release that Army officials are looking to transition to a force capable of rapid deployment.
Well, that is exactly what the 10th Mountain Division is a very light, very mobile unit; thats why the 10th was created to deploy rapidly, he said. In that regard, I think we are in good shape.
He said that Army officials would be looking for input from state and local officials, and that they look forward to hearing from you.
Reached by phone Monday, Rep. William L. Owens, D-Plattsburgh, said the scope of the announced study gives you a little twinge. However, he said that he agreed with Gen. Howards outlook, and that the division could be in a good position for the future.
He said the Army has thrown down the first card in discussions with Congress on the budget with the announcement of its new study.
This is the very start of this negotiation, Mr. Owens said.
Carl A. McLaughlin, executive director of the Fort Drum Regional Liaison Organization, said the impact of the worst-case scenario cuts would be significant, but he did not think the post would lose the full number of soldiers.
The post has shown its value for years, he said, through the work of the 10th Mountain Division and the quality of its training resources.
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ERIC HASERT/TREASURE COAST NEWSPAPERS Fourth grade student Stephanie Buell (left) 10, reads her speech to introduce the school's special guest Ridley Pearson (center), a New York Times best selling author from St. Louis MO, during a special presentation by Disney/Hyperion Books and the Vero Beach Book Store for more than 200 fourth and fifth grade students at Osceola Magnet School in Vero Beach on Tuesday. Pearson has written 43 books in the past 20 years, including his current series "The Kingdom Keepers" about 5 teenagers that battle the evil Disney villains within the Disney park settings. Pearson discussed writing techniques and a behind the scenes view of The Kingdom Keeper series to encourage reading. "It's the best," Pearson said about meeting with the children. "It's an incredible opportunity not to only to meet some of my readers but introduce kids to the joys of writing and hopefully to the joys of reading, which is important to all of us."
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SEEKONK - Paul L. Gamache, 52 of Marlaine Drive Seekonk, died Wednesday at the Home and Hospice Care of RI.
He was the husband of Kathryn "Kasey" ( Rogers ) Gamache.
He was born in Central Falls, RI a son of Roland & Therese (Jarest) Gamache of Seekonk MA.
Paul was a Creative Director for over 25 years, for the Pharma International Company.
He was a graduate of RI College Class of 1981 with a B.S. in Communication.
He has lived most of his life in Seekonk, also living in Syracuse, NY, as well as various other states before moving back to Seekonk.
He was a parishioner of Our Lady Queen of Martyrs Church.
He enjoyed playing Guitar, was interested in his French Canadian Heritage, an avid Star Trek fan, enjoyed films.
He was an accomplished creative writer, having won award from the International play writing Company for writing "All Things Matter", produced in Pittsburgh, PA.
He was very close to his family, he was a loving father to his "greatest Production" Jacqui and Luc.
Besides his wife and parents he is survived by his twins Jacqui and Luc Gamache at home, a sister Denise O'Rourke and her husband Raymond of Seekonk, he was the Uncle of Brianna O'Rourke of Seekonk.
His funeral will be held Saturday at 8:45am from the Foley - Hathaway Funeral Home, 126 South Main Street, Attleboro, Massachusetts, followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at 10:00am in Our Lady Queen of Martyrs Church, Coyle Drive Seekonk, burial will follow in Notre Dame Cemetery, Pawtucket. RI.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend. Calling hours and flowers are omitted, gifts in his memory can be sent to the American Cancer Society, 30 Speen St. Framingham MA, 01701 or to Home and Hospice Care of Rhode Island 1085 North Main St Providence, RI 02904.
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Q. My husband and I work in higher education and we want to move back to Boston. What's the best way to transition two jobs at once? Do we need to move without a job and then look for one, one at a time? Our earnings are similar and we are very employable – we think.
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The challenge you identify of looking for two jobs at once has been addressed by HERC, the Higher Education Recruitment Consortium. I consulted with Elizabeth Ancarana, Assistant Provost for Faculty Development and Diversity at Harvard University, the former Chairperson of HERC. Elizabeth explains that HERC was founded in 2000, has 17 regional organizations, 21,000 open jobs and 45,000 registered job seekers. HERC has 600 member institutions across the country and New England HERC (www.newenglandherc.org) has 70 member institutions.
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The BB staff spent the day at Iona College for Steinerfest IV Hockey Greats hosted by Steiner Sports. Gordie Howe, Mario Lemieux, Mark Messier, Brian Leetch and many, many more were part of the fantastic event.
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CHEEKTOWAGA, NY-- Funeral services will be held this morning for a WNY soldier killed in Afghanistan.
The body of Army Specialist Brett Gornewicz of Alden returned to WNY on Sunday morning.
The combat engineer was killed by an IED blast last weekend in Afghanistan while handling the dangerous duty of clearing roadside bombs.
A military honor guard unloaded his casket from the plane in the formal ceremony at the Buffalo Niagara International Airport. Then state and local police and sheriff's deputies lead the way in a procession to Alden. Some people lined the route to pay respects to the fallen soldier and the Gornewicz family.
The Patriot Guard motorcycle group also provided an escort. It touched the heart of a veteran who came out to watch the procession and pay his respects. As he put it "The older I get, the more I understand how great this country really is and what they're preserving for us. And I would just say it was wonderful to see the whole procession, all the bikers that came through to protect him."
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The 45-year-old singer and Nutrisystem spokeswoman is famous for yo-yo dieting throughout her career.
"[My weight] is something I've dealt with all my life, and it's been an issue for me," she told Us Weekly. "People can relate to me because I have lived it. I truly understand what it's like to have a problem with weight loss, losing too much weight or gaining more than you desire to and becoming unhealthy."
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Although Jackson "[doesn't] want to put a number on [how many] pounds I want to lose or have lost," she says she feels good. "This is where I want to be."
"I still have a ways to go, and there's not a lot that I want to lose," she explained. "But I'll know it when I reach it."
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Part of of the reason Jackson's weight has fluctuated? She's an emotional eater, she says. "When I'm down or really stressed, I eat because that's my comfort place," she said. "I've had a problem with my body image. So that's why it's really really important to get to where you really feel comfortable. You need to look at yourself and say, 'I like this, I feel good about this. I feel healthy, I feel strong, and this is where I want to be.'"
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Jackson admitted the 2009 passing of her brother Michael had been stressful, but can "breathe a little better" now that the trial of his physician Conrad Murray is over. "It's been a difficult couple of years," she told Us. "And then I've been very, very busy on top of that."
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US Citta di Palermo Training Session
Salvatore Aronica of US Citta di Palermo poses for the team's... News PhotoClub Football,Event,Football,Headshot,Italy,Portrait,Sport,Sports Team,Sports Training,U.S. Citta di Palermo,VerticalPhotographer Tullio M. PugliaCollection: Getty Images Sport 2013 Getty ImagesPALERMO, ITALY - JANUARY 10: Salvatore Aronica of US Citta di Palermo poses for the team's official headshots before a training session at Tenente Carmelo Onorato Sports Center on January 10, 2013 in Palermo, Italy. (Photo by Tullio M. Puglia/Getty Images)


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PAWTUCKET – Xander Bogaerts wasted little time in making himself feel quite at home in his new surroundings.
All the 20-year-old did in his PawSox debut was a little bit of everything, his efforts going a long way in Pawtucket grabbing both ends of Friday's doubleheader against Buffalo. The home team won the first game in dramatic 1-0 fashion as Alex Hassan delivered a walk-off hit with two down in the seventh inning.
Bogaerts added a two-run home run in the nightcap that at the time put Pawtucket up, 2-0. Buffalo answered with seven runs in the top of the sixth inning to position themselves to salvage a split. Pawtucket, however, responded with five runs in the last of the seventh to tie the game at 7-7 and send it into extras.
With the game still tied in the last of the ninth, Bogaerts provided Jeremy Hazelbaker with a shot to deliver more walk-off magic for Pawtucket. Bogaerts' third hit of the day came with two down and helped advance Mitch Maier into scoring position. Hazelbaker helped cap off a three-hour, 18-minute tussle with a single to plate Maier as the PawSox walked off yet again with a win, this time by an 8-7 count.
It was Bogaerts who helped set the stage for Hassan's first-game heroics. His first Triple-A base hit will go in the books as a slow dribbler down the third-base line, one that he had no trouble beating out. The prized shortstop then stole second base with Hassan standing in the batter's box.
The last thing anybody wanted was to see the first game of Friday's twin bill go into extras. Thankfully, Hassan obliged as he sent a 3-2 pitch past diving shortstop Ryan Goins. Playing in his first PawSox game of the 2013 campaign, Hassan finished 2-for-3.
Game 2 featured more Bogaerts, albeit with a completely different twist than his opening-game output. He clobbered a Justin Germano offering for a round tripper that ricocheted off the billboards located behind the left-field berm. The launch job broke up a scoreless game in the fourth, though the Bisons would go on to hang a seven-spot in the sixth
Save for hitting two batters, Game 1 starter Allen Webster stymied the Bisons. The right-hander carried a no-hitter through 5 2/3 innings before Mike McCoy delivered a soft single. Webster ended up tossing six scoreless innings with six strikeouts and one walk. The two hit batsman brings his season total to 11 in 10 Triple-A starts.
Hassan's hit helped Chris Martin earn his first victory with the PawSox.
It appeared for the longest time that Bogaerts' mammoth shot would help ensure a doubleheader sweep for the PawSox. Buffalo continued to trail heading into the sixth. Making his first appearance since June 6, Terry Doyle held the Bisons off the scoreboard through five innings before running into trouble. The first two batters in the sixth reached, setting the stage for Mauro Gomez' game-tying two-run single into the left-field corner.
The fun was just getting started for the Bisons, who ended up feasting on Chris Hernandez. The lefty followed Doyle and ended up lasting two-thirds of an inning before getting replaced by Anthony Carter. In between, he allowed four runs on three hits while walking three.
It was Pawtucket's turn to post a crooked number in the seventh as Bryce Brentz' three-run shot cut the Bisons' lead to one run. The home run was the 12th on the season for Brentz. With the potential tying run on base, Bogaerts took a called third strike for the second out. In what proved to be a harbinger of things to come, Hazelbaker followed Bogaerts with a double down the left field line to tie the game at 7-apiece.
The PawSox took the field Friday with a three-game lead over the second-place Bisons in the North Division. Thanks to the doubleheader sweep, Buffalo will now have to win the final two games of the four-game set in order to get back to trailing first-place Pawtucket by three games in the standings.
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MASSENA After fielding only four applications the last time it searched for a superintendent, the Massena Central School District has received 10 applications so far in its latest search, and the application process doesnt close until mid-November.
Board of Education President John R. Boyce shared that news with board members last week, saying he fully expects to receive more applications by the time the deadline hits.
We expect the bulk of the applications to come toward the latter half of the application period, he said.
The district is being led by interim Superintendent William W. Crist, who will be leaving for a new job in March as superintendent of Catholic schools for the Diocese of Syracuse. Mr. Crist had retired from the Oswego City School District before taking over at Massena Central this year.
He replaced Massena Superintendent Roger B. Clough II, who resigned at the end of June. Board members had conducted a search for a full-time superintendent before Mr. Cloughs departure, but netted only four applications and opted to go with an interim superintendent with the intention to begin a search for a new full-time superintendent during the 2013-14 school year.
Its a much better place to be at now, Mr. Boyce said.
The district is working with Thomas R. Burns, district superintendent for the St. Lawrence-Lewis Board of Cooperative Educational Services, on the superintendent search.
The timeline calls for semifinalist interviews the week of Dec. 16. Finalists will be called in for a daylong district visit, including an open forum and final interview with the Board of Education, the week of Jan. 6.
Board members are expected to select their new superintendent Jan. 16, and that persons anticipated start date is March 3.
The position will pay up to $150,000, depending on the persons qualifications.
During last weeks meeting, Mr. Crist also said he expects to have a recommendation for the board at its next meeting on a new principal at Nightengale Elementary School. The closing date for applications was Friday.
The position is being filled on an interim basis by William H. Flynn, who retired as superintendent of the Ogdensburg City School District, at a rate of $350 a day. He replaced Shannon K. Jordan, who recently accepted a position with St. Lawrence-Lewis BOCES.
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Cotton Club Renovation Seeks Community Support with Free Tours
By Olivia Langdon on December 6th, 2013 | Last updated: December 6, 2013 at 4:48 pm
The Cotton Club in East Gainesville was once home to acts from B.B. King and Ray Charles. It is now being renovated to house a new museum and cultural center.
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By, Adam K. Fetterman
"This Season, Celebrate REASON", reads an American Atheists billboard by the Lincoln Tunnel. This is another in a long line of billboards and signs reminding people that atheists are out there. The apparent goal of this campaign is to let "closeted" atheists know that they are not alone. This seems particularly necessary during the holiday season as atheists may feel more like they are in the minority than other times of the year. For some, this time of the year requires them to pretend to be religious for fear of social reprisal. Therefore, being reminded (e.g. by billboards) that they are not alone can definitely have positive effects. However, as to be expected, the religious community (mostly Christian) is not responding with acceptance and positivity (though some are). Some have said the billboards are disrespectful and attacking. So, in response, religious organizations are putting up billboards of their own. According to the New York Times, there appears to be a quite interesting sign battle going on in Texas. The atheists' sign reads "Millions of Americans are Good Without God" on the side of the bus, followed by a truck with a sign reading "I Still Love You – God" and another claiming "2.1 billion Christians are good with God". While it would be a fairly funny scene to witness, it hits on an old argument about where morality comes from.
For many years, many have assumed that religion is the foundation or source of morality or pro-social behavior. In a recent review, Preston, Ritter, and Hernandez (2010) indicate that religion does not have a monopoly on morality and pro-social behavior. In fact, they indicate that religiosity only predicts moral or pro-social behavior in specific contexts and can actually predict increased anti-social behavior in certain contexts. The authors go on to discuss the differences between religious and supernatural beliefs in regards to moral and pro-social behaviors.
Another researcher arguing that religion is not the ultimate source of morality and pro-social behavior is Sam Harris. He has found (as well as others) quite compelling evidence of naturalistic or evolutionary foundations of morality and pro-social behavior. In fact, I have made arguments about certain motivations that would lead all people to be moral, in previous posts. In the end, it appears to be pretty clear that one can be "Good without God". With some of the reactions to these billboards (e.g. defacing and anger), it seems apparent that religiosity does automatically make one moral.
More Sacramento-area atheist billboards are vandalized. By, Bill Lindelof, Sacto 9-1-1
Dueling billboards face off in Christmas controversy. By, Laura Dolan, CNN
Atheist bus ads rattle Fort Worth. By, James C. McKinley Jr., New York Times.
Preston, J. L, Ritter, R. S., & Hernandez, J. I. (2010). Principles of religious prosociality: A review and reformulation. Social and Personality Psychology Compass, 4, 574-590.
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The 44-day Regular Deer Season in the Northern Zone continues through Dec. 8. In light of deer seasons popularity, todays column takes a look at safety in the woods and deer-hunting regulations.
Basic Safety
The first commandment of outdoors safety is to tell someone where you are going, what you plan on doing, and when you expect to return. The information can be given orally or written in a note. When I talk about fishing or hunting, the words typically go in one of my wifes ears and out the other so I opt for leaving a note. A sample note might say, It is 3:15 p.m., and Im headed over to Uncle Bills farm. I plan on sitting in the tree stand on the big ridge behind the cornfield, and I expect to be home shortly after dark.
Basic safety also calls for carrying a map and compass as well as a signaling device even if it is as simple as a whistle. Of course, two-way radios and cell phones afford higher-level, communication capabilities. When possible, hunt with a companion. Too, be sure to check the weather forecast before heading afield and to dress appropriately for forecasted conditions. When hunting the big woods, a daypack with items such as a fire starter, survival blanket, water bottle, and snack is a wise option.
Firearm Safety
The first rule of firearm safety is to keep the muzzle pointed in a safe direction at all times. A second rule calls for treating every gun as if it is a loaded one. Also, keep the safety on and your finger outside the trigger guard until you are ready to shoot. When doing such actions as climbing a tree, crossing a fence, or jumping a ditch, make sure to first unload the firearm.
When making a decision to shoot, positively identify your target and be conscious of what is in front of that target and what is beyond it. Finally, when a firearm is not in use, be certain it is unloaded and the action is open.
Blaze Orange
Wearing blaze orange is not required by DEC regulations, but statistics indicate that hunters wearing blaze orange are seven times safer than those who are not so clad. In those rare instances of a shot hunter, the individual typically wore no blaze orange. Even though blaze orange is not required, surveys show that 80 percent of hunters statewide opt to wear some orange.
Researchers have discovered that whitetail deer have no red-sensitive cone cells in their eyes so deer are unable to distinguish red or orange from green or brown. In essence, a hunters scent or movement will alert a deer while blaze orange clothing will not.
Hunting hours extend from sunrise to sunset, and hunters will find a sunrise-sunset table on page 80 of the current regulations guide.
When discharging a firearm, it is illegal to do so if the load passes over any part of a public highway. It is also illegal to discharge a firearm within 500 feet of any school, playground, or an occupied factory or church. Too, a firearm may not be discharged within 500 feet of a dwelling, farm building, or structure in occupation or use unless the shooter owns the building, leases it, is an immediate member of the family, an employee, or has the owners consent.
Once a hunter kills a deer, regulations require that he or she completely fill in the front of the carcass tag, cut out or mark the month and date on the back of the tag, and sign the tag. The tag does not have to be attached to the carcass while it is being dragged or physically carried from the place of kill to a camp or point where transportation is available. Once at camp or vehicle, the carcass tag should be immediately attached and remain attached until the deer is cut up and prepared for consumption.
Even though regulations require that successful hunters report their harvest within seven days of the kill, some individuals fail to do so, but Hooks and Antlers encourages all hunters to faithfully report their takes as the data helps DEC in making future, deer management decisions. A harvest can be reported by phone (1-866-426-3778) or through the web (www.dec.ny.gov). All the information needed when reporting a harvest is located on the carcass tag or on a properly completed report panel.
Outdoors Calendar
Friday: Deer hunters may apply for leftover DMPs.
Friday-May 1: Everyone must wear PFD when under way on vessels less than 21 feet.
Nov. 16: Regular Deer Season opens in Southern Zone.
Nov. 19: Public hearing on boat launch facilities at Massena Town Hall at 7 p.m.
Nov. 30: Traditional bass season closes in New York State.
Dec. 8: Regular Deer Season closes in Northern and Southern zones.
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NEW SHARON, Maine (NEWS CENTER) -- All week we've been showing you where some of the stars of Thanksgiving dinner come from. But let's be serious - the turkey is the main attraction!
When you ask Bob Neal how a newspaper reporter turns into a turkey farmer, the answer is complicated.
"Lord if I knew and I could go back 27 years and change course, I might," Neal explains.
But after only a few moments on The Turkey Farm in New Sharon, it's quick to see why he's kept at it for so long.
"I kind of like these guys," Neal said. "I don't want to get into the psychology of that, because I don't understand it, and I probably don't want to."
These turkeys are living the good life. "When a hen hatches a clutch in the wild, a wild turkey, she'll hatch about a dozen. One of them will live old enough to reproduce. Their average age is less than two months. These guys were hatched on May the 5th."
On average, they're living twice as long as they'd be able to in the wild, are protected from coyotes, and aren't force fed; they eat and drink water by free choice. Like humans, there's a pecking order that's very noticeable to Neal. They're very much of a herd animal, too.
"The ones you see that are all red, those are the males, and they're prancing," Neal said. "They're displaying for the benefit of the females. They, like human males, try to give the impression that they're in charge, but we all know better."
And we all know the inevitable.
"I'm wondering if they're understanding the questions you're asking."
Neal is sold out of turkeys, and is preparing to send out 1,000 birds this Thanksgiving, slaughtering 275 birds each day leading up to the holiday.
Business has been unexplainably good. When Neal raises the price, the demand increases, the total opposite of what we learn in Econ 101. But he's certainly not complaining.
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Late last week, two Chicago-addressed packages containing hidden bombs were shipped out of Yemen by an unknown source. The packages successfully progressed through multiple countries and aircraft before a tip from the Saudi Arabian intelligence service led officials in Britain and Dubai to seize the packages. Although ultimately unsuccessful, this attempted attack lends credibility to the capability and intent of terrorist outfits who threaten acts of violence.
Much has been done to reduce the capabilities of terrorists seeking to engage in acts of violence. Impressive new technologies and training programs designed for this purpose emerge on a regular basis. However, the effectiveness of these measures is limited by the ability of terrorist outfits to adapt to and overcome them. The successful progression of the abovementioned bombs through multiple countries and aircraft indicate continued capability among terrorist organizations despite advances in security. From this perspective, intent becomes very important because whether or not terrorist outfits are capable of following through with threats of violence becomes irrelevant once intent to engage in such acts is eliminated. In other words, influencing the intentions of terrorists may have more long-term effects.
How can we convince terrorist outfits to cease their violent attacks? Kruglanski and Fishman (2009) identify numerous strategies that target intent, many of which have already been implemented in deradicalization programs around the world. For example, activists in Yemen have established the Committee for Dialogue, whereby Muslim scholars and suspected members of al-Qaeda engage in religious dialogue designed to address detainees' apparent misinterpretations of the Q'uran. Although the recipients of these programs remain capable of initiating acts of violence, many of them cease these acts as their intention dissolves. Research in the behavioral sciences provides a multitude of potential techniques for influencing such intentions.
Ultimately, both capability and intent must be targeted as they dually contribute to terrorist threat. Once threats have materialized, security measures that prevent their realization are imperative. Yet, to prevent terrorist attacks in a long-term sense, a focus on intent is essential.
Read more:
Bomb plot shows key role played by intelligence (NYTimes)
Kruglanski, A.W., & Fishman, S. (2009). Psychological factors in terrorism and countereterrorism: Individual, group, and organizational levels of analysis. Social Issues and Policy Review, 3, 1-44.


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Ken Roczen continues his untarnished podium streak in the 2013 AMA Supercross series with a second in San Diego, while Red Bull KTM teammate Ryan Dungey finishes third in the 450 class.
Ryan Dungey and Ken Roczen Win Big at Anaheim 3 Supercross Feb 4, 2013
Despite a mechanical issue and a crash in the Last Chance Qualifier, Ryan Dungey pushed through to win in Anaheim, with Ken Roczen also earning victory in the Lites class.
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After three consecutive second-place finishes so far this season, Ken Roczen pushed past Cole Seely in Oakland to take the win. Red Bull KTM teammate Ryan Dungey finished on the 450SX podium, as well.
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For the second week in a row, Red Bull KTM's Ken Roczen landed on the AMA Supercross series podium in second. James Stewart and Ryan Dungey faced some challenges in Phoenix, however...
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Founded in 2003, the Troy Lee Designs/Lucas Oil/Honda team consists of riders Cole Seely, Travis Baker, Christian Craig and Tarah Gieger, who compete in AMA Supercross and Pro Motocross events, as well as Motocross events at the X Games. The team has won the AMA Supermoto National Championship three times and has captured three X-Games Gold Medals in Supercross and Supermoto.
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Belfast International Airport was aware that discussions between Aer Lingus and Belfast City Airport had been going on for quite some time.
The decision by the airline runs contrary to its stated position in the recent past. We have been offered no explanation as to why Aer Lingus should move from its belief that Belfast International is the "ideal location for the new Aer Lingus base" (2007 Aer Lingus statement).
Aer Lingus also stated that our 24/7, all-weather operations and long runways were capable of "accommodating all current and future Aer Lingus potential".
Furthermore, in November, 2009*, Aer Lingus Chief Executive, Christoph Mueller, said for a region this size, it made economic sense to have just one airport, and that was Belfast International, indicating that Belfast International Airport (BIA) was "better positioned to facilitate air passengers" than the rival George Best Belfast City Airport (BCA).
Said Mr Mueller: "We will concentrate our operations at Belfast International Airport and will develop them further. The short runway and the night-time flight curfew are significant constraints for Belfast City Airport. More restrictions exist there than opportunities and all the advantages are with Belfast International Airport".
Reacting to the announcement, Belfast International Airport's John Doran said: "We have asked Aer Lingus why it has performed this u-turn, but so far we haven't heard any explanation that makes sense – save that they have been offered an implausibly low deal on charges by the airport to move there, and that they aspire to charging higher fares and commanding stronger yields as a result of flying from the City Airport. Clearly this development is bad news for local consumers, who until now had enjoyed some competitive Aer Lingus fares from Belfast International.
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Alex McRae column: Fear in the blackboard jungleColumn by Alex McRae
Once upon a time, I taught school. I did so briefly and not too well, but left the profession with a load of wonderful memories and countless friends.
I also left with a pile of stories. It's finally time to share this one …
And she might have been. But she was definitely in the wrong place.
She was a year from retirement and reminiscing about her career when she muttered something that set my head spinning. With a perfectly straight face, she said, "You know if it wasn't for the students, this would be the best job in the world."
I sat there in stunned silence while she gathered her belongings and headed back to the classroom, which she clearly considered just slightly more pleasant than Alabama's Julia Tutweiler Prison for Woman.
How could you teach for over 30 years and not like your students, I wondered. Sure, kids can be aggravating and trying and testy and tearful. We all are. And teaching pay wasn't great, but the non-monetary rewards — like watching a student beam with pride over a hard-earned accomplishment — were priceless. I couldn't have gone to work every day if I hated my job. A teacher who didn't like students? It was the last thing I expected to come across.
But now an Ohio teacher is in the news because of her strained relationship with students. This teacher doesn't hate her students. She's scared of them. Instead of yoga classes, she's relieving her stress by suing the school board.
The "educator" in the center ring of this legal circus is 61-year-old Maria Waltherr-Willard, who started teaching Spanish and French at Mariemont High in Cincinnati in 1976. For the first 33 years of her career, Waltherr-Willard had no reported problems with her students.
But when she was transferred to a middle school in 2009, she discovered that she was scared to death of 7th-, 8th- and 9th-graders. And not just because they were Justin Bieber fans, who are indeed a creepy bunch.
Waltherr-Willard's lawsuit claimed she was frightened into early retirement last year when her blood pressure soared to dangerous levels as a result of anxiety disorder.
Her lawyer claimed the school system had violated her rights because her fear of adolescents is among the miseries covered under the Americans with Disabilities Act.
Phobias exist, to be sure. Anxiety disorder is real as roadkill. And mental problems are nothing to be mocked or trivialized. But you'd think that it would be hard to spend decades in a classroom without realizing you were scared of young kids.
During the legal proceedings, Waltherr-Willard's attorney presented a doctor's excuse that said her "mental anguish" was "of a nature that no reasonable person could be expected to endure the same."
Then the attorney suggested Waltherr-Willard might feel better if she was awarded the $100,000 she is seeking in lost wages suffered as a result of her early retirement.
Stuff happens. Always has, always will. Some problems are unforeseen.
This one shouldn't be. As we embrace the brave new world of modern education it shouldn't be too much to ask that we only award teaching certificates to potential "educators" who aren't scared of students.
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Frida Kahlo
Frida Kahlo (6 July 1907 – 13 July 1954) was a Mexican painter. She was married to cubist painter Diego Rivera.
- A little while ago, not much more than a few days ago, I was a child who went about in a world of colors, of hard and tangible forms. Everything was mysterious and something was hidden, guessing what it was was a game for me. If you knew how terrible it is to know suddenly, as if a bolt of lightning elucidated the earth. Now I live in a painful planet, transparent as ice; but it is as if I had learned everything at once in seconds.
- Letter to Alejandro Gómez Arias, (29 September 1926)
- I drank because I wanted to drown my sorrows, but now the damned things have learned to swim.
- Letter to Ella Wolfe, "Wednesday 13," 1938, quoted in Frida: A Biography of Frida Kahlo by Hayden Herrera (1983) ISBN 0-06-091127-1 , p. 197. In a footnote (p.467), Herrera writes that Kahlo had heard this joke from her friend, the poet José Frías.
- I paint self-portraits because I am so often alone, because I am the person I know best.
- Quoted in Antonio Rodríguez, "Una pintora extraordinaria," Así (17 March 1945)
- His supposed mythomania is in direct relation to his tremendous imagination. That is to say, he is as much of a liar as the poets or as the children who have not yet been turned into idiots by school or mothers. I have heard him tell all kinds of lies: from the most innocent, to the most complicated stories about people whom his imagination combined in a fantastic situation or actions, always with a great sense of humor and a marvelous critical sense; but I have never heard him say a single stupid or banal lie. Lying, or playing at lying, he unmasks many people, he learns the interior mechanism of others, who are much more ingenuously liars than he, and the most curious thing about the supposed lies of Diego, is that in the long and short of it, those who are involved in the imaginary combination become angry, not because of the lie, but because of the truth contained in the lie, that always comes to the surface.
- On Diego Rivera, in "Portrait of Diego" [Retrato de Diego] (22 January 1949), first published in Hoy (Mexico City) and posthumously (17 July 1955) in Novedades (Mexico City): "México en la Cultura"
- I used to think I was the strangest person in the world but then I thought there are so many people in the world, there must be someone just like me who feels bizarre and flawed in the same ways I do. I would imagine her, and imagine that she must be out there thinking of me too. Well, I hope that if you are out there and read this and know that, yes, it's true I'm here, and I'm just as strange as you.
- Quoted in "Diary of Frida Kahlo"
- I have suffered two grave accidents in my life, one in which a streetcar knocked me down... The other accident is Diego.
- Quoted in "Imagen de Frida Kahlo" by Gisèle Freund in Novedades (Mexico City) (10 June 1951)
- They thought I was a Surrealist, but I wasn't. I never painted dreams. I painted my own reality.
- Quoted in Time Magazine, "Mexican Autobiography" (27 April 1953)
- I am not sick. I am broken. But I am happy to be alive as long as I can paint.
- Quoted in Time Magazine, "Mexican Autobiography" (27 April 1953)
- Pies, para qué los quiero
Si tengo alas para volar.
- Feet, what do I need them for
If I have wings to fly.
- Diary illustration, dated 1953, preceding a foot amputation in August of that year; reproduced on page 415 of Frida: A Biography of Frida Kahlo by Hayden Herrera (1983)
- Feet, what do I need them for
- I hope the exit is joyful and I hope never to return.
- Last words in her diary (July 1954)
Quotes about KahloEdit
- The art of Frida Kahlo is a ribbon around a bomb.
- André Breton, Surrealism and Painting (1972)
- She painted what she painted because she had to, because she was passionate about it. She didn't care at all if people bought her paintings. As she said, she painted her reality.


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By KAREN BASSOSports writer
If the preseason is a preview of things to come, the Lady Dinos have a lot to look forward to during the upcoming basketball season.
After competing in only six games so far, the Dinos find themselves with a 5-1 record, with four of these wins coming since the Thanksgiving break, and all in a row.
It seems as if the Dinos have found their groove and no other team can break it.
The most recent opponent to fall at the hands of the Dinos was Uintah who hosted the Carbon team last Tuesday evening.
During this match up, the Dinos played strong and didn't allow the Utes to rally much of a comeback.
With the assistance of Dino senior, Chelsey Warburton, Carbon rallied a shooting frenzy against Uintah.
Warburton completed the game with 26 points as the Dinos moved on to capture the 59-28 preseason victory.
Currently, Warburton is ranked third in scoring in the 3A standings with an average of 21 points per game. This average comes after Warburton scored 105 points in five games.
Also offering continuous assistance to the Dino ball club is Morgan Warburton. The second year Dino has turned heads with her ball handling and shooting skills and posted 14 points against the Utes earlier this week.
The younger Warburton has also been named as the prep female athlete of the week by the Salt Lake Tribune. Currently, Warburton averages 16 points per game and has become a dominant force underneath the basket for the Dinos.
The Uintah match up found most of the Dino sqad competing. The bench offered quite a bit assistance with Michelle Ruden scoring a three-point field goal.
The remaining starters also performed well as Brittney Pollastro scored six points and Danielle Julian four.
The Dinos will resume competition Thursday as they begin the annual three day Bear River Tournament.
With the Dinos on fire, it is expected that the team will do quite well at the tournament, thus increasing the win column to their current standings.


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