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New London Invasive Species - Here is where you can find pictures, descriptions, and control techniques for invasive species found throughout New London.
What is an invasive species?
An invasive species is defined as a non-native species whose introduction causes or is likely to cause economic or environmental harm, or harm to human health by establishing a thriving and expanding population that becomes dominant or disruptive to a native ecosystem.
What traits or characteristics make invasive species so successful?
2003 New London Invasive Species Town Survey
The New London Conservation Commission, recognizing the proliferation of invasive species in recent years, launched a town-wide survey in 2003 designed to determine the magnitude of the invasives problem in the area.
The survey was modeled after the White Mountain National Forest and Invasive Plant Atlas of New England (IPANE) surveys. Over 20 volunteers surveyed New London's public roads and multiple trails throughout the town using survey forms and informational packets to help identify species. Thank you again volunteers for all your help!
Fourteen of the thirty two species listed on the NH Prohibited Invasive Species List were found, including three species that are to be included as of January 1, 2007.
This Map of Invasive Species in New London shows that there are no concentrated locations, but rather many types of invasive species are scattered thoughout the town.
Several invasive species are plants that are often used in gardens including Burning Bush, Norway Maple, Japanese Barberry, Morrow's Honeysuckle, Tartarian Honeysuckle, Oriental Bittersweet, and Multiflora Rose.
Additional Links and Resources
Leaf Characteristics - Check out this link to better understand leaf shapes and their correct terminology.
Glossary of Terms - This link provides definitions for plant terminology used on this website.
Photos courtesy of Doug Cygan
NH Department of Agriculture
The Invasive Species Website was developed by Stacey Philbrook ('05)
Click here to return to the Virtual Herbarium Home Page.
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November 27, 2015
Columbus, Ohio (Ap) -- Ohio's northeast corner is preparing for potentially heavy snow as thousands in the state remain without power following a major wind storm.
The National Weather Service warns that up to two feet of lake effect snow could be dumped on lake and Ashtabula Counties by Friday evening and says winds could cause near blizzard conditions.
Wind gusts of up to 61 mph on Wednesday caused widespread Ohio power outages that utilities were still trying to resolve at late morning Thursday.
American Electric Power said 6,300 of its customers were still out, mostly in eastern Ohio's Jefferson County.
The county opened four emergency shelters for people without power or heat.
AEP says it hopes to have all service restored by midnight.
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Love and wine only get better in time. That's why we LOVE sharing anniversary sessions on Apple Brides. This one by Flat 4 Photography features Natalie (of the Davenport Wedding department) and her husband Jeff. And it's pairs perfectly with a good glass of red wine on a quiet cold afternoon. Enjoy!
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WAPLES firstname.lastname@example.com_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2003-03-26 published
Lumber king of the Ottawa Valley
For 75 years, he dominated logging in the region and provided all the wood for Inco mineshafts
By Randy RAY Special to The Globe and Mail Wednesday, March 26, 2003 - Page R9
Ottawa -- Hector CLOUTIER/CLOUTHIER never let his age stand in the way of a day's work. In 1928, at age 12, he was working full-time for his father's logging company in the Ottawa Valley near Pembroke, Ontario, and by 14 was running his own operation.
On a cold February morning 73 years later, Mr. CLOUTIER/CLOUTHIER, who was known as Hec Sr., drove 150 kilometres to his family's lumber camp near Mattawa. He toured the site and chatted with his sons and two of his grandchildren who run the family owned business, before driving home in his pickup truck, accompanied by his spaniel. Three days later, on February 9, Mr. CLOUTIER/CLOUTHIER suffered a heart attack and died at his Pembroke home. He was 87.
"To the day he died, he was an integral part of the company, said his son Hector CLOUTIER/CLOUTHIER Jr.
During his 75-year association with the logging business, Mr. CLOUTIER/CLOUTHIER operated lumber operations in the Ottawa Valley and as far north as Sturgeon Falls and Blind River, Ontario For a time, Hector CLOUTIER/CLOUTHIER and Sons was one of the largest local employers.
Mr. CLOUTIER/CLOUTHIER also built the Northwood Hotel near Pembroke and owned Northwood Stables, which bred, trained and raced pacers and trotters. At one point, he had 150 horses.
Born in Petawawa in February 1, 1916, his beginnings as an Ottawa Valley success story began in the early 1920s when a shortage of money in his family forced him to leave elementary school to work at his father Thomas's lumbering operation. Within two years, he bought a horse and started his own business, delivering logs to the Pembroke Splint Lumber Co.
In his first year in business, the red and white pines felled by Mr. CLOUTIER/CLOUTHIER's company produced 400,000 board feet of lumber, double his father's production.
"He said his father's operation was nice and neat and tidy but that it wasn't making enough money, " said Hector Jr., who is a former Member of Parliament for the riding of Renfrew-Nipissing-Pembroke and is now an adviser to Prime Minister Jean CHRÉTIEN.
In the 1930s and 40s, the diminutive Mr. CLOUTIER/CLOUTHIER expanded the business and modernized his equipment. His operation prospered during the Second World War. In 1945, he married Molly SMITH, a nurse from the Ottawa Valley community of Pakenham. The couple raised 10 children on their 375-acre farm located between Pembroke and Petawawa.
His company continued to operate in Renfrew County until about 1950 when he moved north to the Sturgeon Falls area to launch a new operation that employed 160 workers and cut enough trees to yield 10 million board feet of lumber a year. Later, he opened a second near Elliot Lake, Ontario, employing an additional 140 employees and producing another 10 million board feet of lumber annually. For many years, his company provided all of the pine for the shafts at the Inco mines in Sudbury. Eventually, the company diversified into pulpwood and, in the 1980s, provided kits for building log homes.
In 1960, the family returned to Pembroke so that the children would have easier access to schools. Sadly, 11 years later, Molly CLOUTIER/CLOUTHIER died, leaving her husband to raise their children. He never remarried.
"We used to tease him about that and he'd say: 'Are you crazy? I couldn't find a woman crazy enough to look after you kids, ' " Hector Jr. said.
During his years in the logging industry, Mr. CLOUTIER/CLOUTHIER saw horses, broad axes and crosscut saws replaced by trucks, power saws, skidders and tree fellers that could cut and delimb trees in a matter of minutes. Over time, technology reduced crews from 200 to 30.
"The mechanization saddened him because he always felt the bush was kept cleaner with horses, and he felt good about employing so many people, " Hector Jr. said.
Mr. CLOUTIER/CLOUTHIER Sr., a skilled log driver, was known as an innovator. Among his inventions was a device he nicknamed the "submarine." Using a winch, a generator and a floating wooden platform, it replaced dynamite as a way of breaking up logjams that blocked rivers. The submarine was soon adopted by competitors after premature detonations had killed log drivers.
Mr. CLOUTIER/CLOUTHIER also had a passion for horses that stemmed from a love for the hard-working animals that for years had pulled his logs out of the bush.
He bought his first horse in 1951 for $100 and raced it at the Perth Fair where he got into an accident and broke his arm. He began breeding horses in 1955 and at one point had more than 150 racehorses. Among his most noted pacers was Barney Diplomat, which raced successfully for trainer Keith WAPLES in the mid 1950s and JJ's Metro, which won purses totalling $350,000.
His Northwood Stables and the Northwood Hotel were located across from each other on what is now County Road 17 west of Pembroke. His daughter Sandra and Hector Jr. drove horses for their father's stable.
Mr. CLOUTIER/CLOUTHIER was a past president of the Quebec Harness Horseman's Association, was one of the longest serving directors of the Canadian Standardbred Horse Society and helped found the Ontario Harness Horse Association, which in 1961 began representing the interests of horse owners, drivers, trainers, grooms and their families on matters such as track conditions, pension plans, disability insurance and purses.
"Hec Sr. was one of the founding fathers of organized horsemen in Ontario who helped negotiate purses so that people could have a career in horse racing, said Jim WHELAN, president of the Ontario Harness Horse Association in Mississauga. "He was a pioneer.
A strong secondary interest after racing was fishing. When he was not working, Mr. CLOUTIER/CLOUTHIER often disappeared to fish favourite lakes with a favourite dog.
Mr. HIGGINSON, who knew Mr. CLOUTIER/CLOUTHIER for 35 years, said his friend had a soft spot for children who loved sports but couldn't afford the equipment.
"If a kid needed new skates, all of a sudden there would be a pair of skates for that child and nobody ever said where they came from. That side of him developed from what went on in his own family that was not well off at the start. Hec knew what it meant to be scratching out an existence -- he was interested in what was going on around him."
Mr. CLOUTIER/CLOUTHIER was predeceased by his wife, four sisters and seven brothers. He leaves five sons and five daughters. Sons Tom, Willy and Jimmy, plus grandchildren Clyde and Shannon, run the family logging company.
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I get emails from bloggers every day asking for my help or advice - the good foundations for building a blog are as follows, in order of importance:
(1) APPEARANCE - YOU have to be satisfied with the way your blog appears. Of course, if it is a black background with tiny red lettering, good luck on snagging return visitors. Be sensible about choosing a template, and don't let the self-proclaimed blogging gurus dictate the look and feel of your weblog.
(2) BLING - The decor populating your sidebar(s) is part of your life, part of your weblog! For goshsakes, get rid of "Google friend connect" - it has been DEFUNCT since last fall! Get rid of MyBlogLog and any other outdated clutter as well! Any extra adverts, widgets, etc. are okay as long as they don't carry hidden pop-ups or links to self-downloading trojans. If you are displaying affiliate marketing badges and other icons, do a monthly check and delet any that readers aren't clicking on as well as any that aren't helping your blog.
(3) NICHE - Don't worry about finding one. Another thing blog gurus have people going nuts over. You;ll find your readers and they will find you. If you are hitting primarily on music or politics or television or pop culture or household tips, you've aleady "found" that niche.
(4) CONTENT - As much ORIGINAL work as possible. Links to things you refer to. Snippets and excerpts when you know a link may take a reader to a slow-loading or otherwise boring page. LINKS to images, videos and audio are ususally preferable to embedding. Embedding could slow your blog down and even invite DMCA Takedowns and all sorts of attention you don't want or need. Take your own photos and create your own original images whenever possible.
(5) GUEST BLOGGERS - Ask them to "guest" somewhere else - you want to avoid duplicate content as well as the issues cited in #4 above: too many professional guest-bloggers are idiots who will bring down your blog rather than build it up.
(6) SOCIALIZE - link to reddit, twitter, weibo, facebook, pinterest, etc. at your own discretion. Remove any links that aren't helping. See #2 above.
Think of your blog as a hub or portal. Look at mine. I can 'go anywhere' from here! I have both my favorite and most popular links to websites, blogs, services and tools I myself use, which I hope my readers will avail themselves of as well.
(7) COMMENTS - allow them but moderate them - I use very strictly moderated blogspot comments but also welcome Facebook comments which are a little more user-friendly. Saves me a bundle of time dealing with ridiculous comments and spam!
Friday, July 27, 2012
The 7 Pillars Of Blogging
Published by Dave Lucas at 8:30 AM
Labels: blogger, Bloggers, Blogonomics, Blogs, G+, Google, Lifestreaming, Opinion, SEO, Social Networking
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great contents! have a great day!
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- Roshan A said...
Nice post. I used to spend hours on those "How to blog" blogs and never reached anywhere. Most of such blogs are there just for money and all they do is post their same old "Tips to make your blog successful" posts in different styles.
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The Jews and Gentiles in the book of Romans had a hard time coming together because of the different scruples that they had regarding their customs. But who was right and who was wrong? Did Paul condemn them both? He actually allowed them to live together by their own consciences, but what does that mean? How do we have a clear conscience before God and men? These questions and more are answered in this sermon by Pastor Stephen Bratton.


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What Happens When You Give 'Doctor Who' Stars Sharpies and Cardboard Cutouts?
After a Tumblr event yesterday (July 14) at Comic-Con, we handed Doctor Who's Karen Gillan, Matt Smith, and Arthur Darvill some markers and some cardboard cutouts of themselves. And check out the wonderful mischief they got up to. Whovians, please meet "The Cool One," "The Chin," and "The Moon."


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Beadle takes sixth at CSDC
Eighth-grader Danielle Beadle raced to sixth place at the Central South Dakota Conference Meet in Gettysburg on Wednesday.
Beadle ran the course in 17 minutes, 7.05 seconds to win her conference medal. The top 15 medaled in the meet.
"Danielle has been running very well," said coach Stephen Hettick.
Freshman ReAnne Kohlus nabbed the final medal, taking 15th place with an 18.30.02.
The next three Lady Tigers finished just out of the money, taking 16th, 17th and 18th place. Mary Martin ran an 18:44.60, Ashton Wiederholt ran an 18:51.81 and Allie Sauer came in at 19:23.04.
Anna Byers of Chamberlain won the conference title with a time of 16:08.72. Hannah Flatt of Potter County was second with a 16:20.14.
Chamberlain and Potter County each finished the meet with 11 team points. Chamberlain won the title due to Byers winning the meet. The Lady Tigers finished third with 35 points.
Jase Kraft of Wessington Springs won the boys' division in a time of 16:48.86. Jordan Houdek of Highmore-Harrold was second. Davis Carson of Chamberlain led the Cubs to the team title with a third-place finish.
The CSDC was the conclusion of the regular season. The Tigers will start the postseason tomorrow (Thursday) when they compete at the Region 4A meet in Chamberlain. The top 20 individuals and top three teams will qualify for state.
Along with the Lady Tigers, Justin Nobles will be competing in the boys' division.
"If a few runners step up and run a good race, we could potentially take the team to Huron," said Hettick.
Mobridge-Pollock will be competing against Chamberlain, Cheyenne-Eagle Butte, Crow Creek, Gregory, McLaughlin, Miller, Platte-Geddes, Stanley County, Todd County, Wagner and Winner for the right to compete at the State A Cross Country Meet in Huron on Oct. 20.
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CSDC Meet
Girls Division
Team Points: Chamberlain 11, Potter County 11, Mobridge-Pollock 35, Highmore-Harrold 43.
Individual Results: 1. Anna Byers, Chamberlain, 16:08.72; 2. Hannah Flatt, Potter County, 16:20.14; 3. Madeline Tyrell, Chamberlain, 16:52.07; 4. Sarah McClure, Potter County, 17:00.30; 5. Shelby Kilian, Potter County, 17:04.85; 6. Danielle Beadle, Mobridge-Pollock, 17:07.05; 7. Tiffany Swanson, Chamberlain, 17:26.24; 8. Brittany Goodlow, Chamberlain, 17:36.32; 9. Emma Weyand, Potter County, 17:40.29; 10. Brianne Bertsch, Miller, 17:49.45;
11. Delanie Larson, Potter County, 17:51.57; 12. Alayna Steckelberg, Chamberlain, 17:54.73; 13. Josey Aasby, Highmore-Harrold, 18:09.49; 14. McKenzee Zilverberg, Highmore-Harrold, 18:22.11; 15. ReAnne Kohlus, Mobridge-Pollock, 18:30.02; 16. Mary Martin, Mobridge-Pollock, 18:44.60; 17. Ashton Wiederholt, Mobridge-Pollock, 18:51.81; 18. Allie Sauer, Mobridge-Pollock, 19:23.04; 19. Dani McCauley, Highmore-Harrold, 19:39.65; 20. Rebecca Buchholz, Highmore-Harrold, 20:18.86; 21. Lilli Cronin, Potter County, 20:34.64; 22. Tyann Hamlin, Highmore-Harrold, 20:50.08; 23. Amy Woodruff, Wessington Springs, 21:10.53.
Boys Division
Team Points: Chamberlain 15, Miller 18, Wessington Springs 26, Highmore-Harrold 27.
Individual Results: 1. Jase Kraft, Wessington Springs, 16:48.86; 2. Jordan Houdek, Highmore-Harrold, 18:06.83; 3. Davis Carson, Chamberlain, 18:25.23; 4. Skyler Bertram, Chamberlain, 18:30.95; 5. Mason Breitling, Miller, 18:37.03; 6. Cole Sargent, Miller, 18:42.32; 7. Austin Dutenhoeffer, Potter County, 20:00.94; 8. Beau Keeter, Miller, 20:07.78; 9. Morgan Hauke, Chamberlain, 20:11.96; 10. Colin Weidenbach, Highmore-Harrold, 20:14.43;
11. Devyn Gortmaker, Miller, 20:29.02; 12. Trey Waldrop, Miller, 20:44.74; 13. Lucas Simpson, Miller, 20:48.19; 14. Reid Kaiser, Potter County, 21:12.38; 15. Jacob Heezen, Miller, 21:17.66; 16. Nick Paulson, Wessington Springs, 21:48.07; 17. Owen Witte, Wessington Springs, 22:00.82; 18. Jacob Steckelberg, Chamberlain, 22:03.53; 19. Jacob Lopez, Chamberlain, 22:21.01; 20. Chris Nemec, Highmore-Harrold, 22:26.94;
21. Jason Manning, Miller, 22:46.93; 22. Clayton Keck, Miller, 23:01.21; 23. Zach Hough, Chamberlain, 23:07.83; 24. Hayden Houdek, Highmore-Harrold, 23:12.11; 25. Hadley Hamlin, Highmore-Harrold, 23:24.99; 26. Hunter Eimers, Chamberlain, 27:41.01.
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I was trying to mess around with an intChoice variable (hit 1 for Yes and 2 for No) but couldn't figure it out.
Luke Stamper wrote:I wanted the loop to start with the question of, "welcome to the guessing game, please pick a number between 1 and 10." So when the game was over, the loop would start with that question and a new random number between 1 and 10.
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Netflix Finally Gets Mac Friendly!
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kia 6 years
My husband and I read their e-mail in the airport after being stuck there for a while and were so elated! Something to do!!
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Sweet! I cancelled my membership with them because I couldn't watch anything on my mac. I guess I should reinstate it now!
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Can't wait to try it but I have the email in my inbox and a movie from them that I haven't watched yet.
melizzle 6 years
I know. :( Though it is another good excuse to go out an buy a new lappy... ;) just need the $!
melizzle 6 years
I know. :( Though it is another good excuse to go out an buy a new lappy... ;) just need the $!
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melizzle 6 years
It's only for intel-based macs... so if you're an old ppc user like me... out of luck. :(
LunaTechie 6 years
I don't see this option for me yet. it still says my system is incompatible. is there a setting i'm missing?
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Finally!!! I have had to break out my really old pc laptop to watch movies. Now the only scary part is I can watch an unlimited amount of movies instead of studying...
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YESSSSSS!!!!! I've been waiting for this forever!
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I've been using the beta version of this for a while now - works great :) I finally was able to uninstall Bootcamp to free up my hard drive. Yes, that's right, I kept windows installed PURELY for Netflix online. Lol!
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I've already watched an episode. I am so happy! Amazon also needs to make their online movie and tv show stuff more mac friendly.
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GG Wedded Bliss
Oh and... Congrats to Dorota and Vanya!!! (I know their fictional but whatever.)
I was heart broken last episode. It was the first time in a while that Gossip Girl got such a response from me. I'm a Chuck fan normally but I would have done the same thing as Blair. What he did was really wrong. And I don't think he deserves to be forgiven, no matter how sexy he is. Leighton's acting was incredible in this episode. I would love to see her in more movies.
I think what will happen is, Blair is smiling at Dorota and Vanya and Chuck is smiling at Blair, Blair eyes drift to him and she notices he's smiling at her like she's the greatest thing in the world. (KIND OF LIKE THE SMILE WHEN SHE WAS DANCING IN HIS CLUB IN SEASON 1) and with the wedding and the love and the bliss smiles back a loving smile. THAT WOULD BE AMAZING.
once dorota gets too big, then what's gonna happen?
will she give birth to the baby and come back to serving the waldorf's right away? but more importantly, can blair function without dorota?
i love the way episode 17 goes on.yeay!!! it is real n great.love it.n ed n leighton play acting are 10000000% look real.goodness!
i think thats taking it to far. he's not evil. he's just a totured boy who's been through a lot and needs theraphy because his dad was san ass to him, and his uncle like hates him. so chucks pretty tortured. but although i dont think chuckles and blair are miling at each othe ri think their smiling at dorota. and besides its just a show.
wow blair looks like blair.. and she looks GOOD! xx
haha..i think they look at dorota and vanya and smile..all happy for them..then their eyes meet, and poof goes the smile..LOL
but a v cute pic!
chuck and blair are looking at each other and smiling. GOOD SIGN!
wow, these people are good. first excellent plot twist in a while. very the OC-esque
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20 January 2010
The snow we predicted earlier this week has affected parts of Wales and southern England. Attention now turns to northern Britain, where heavy rain is expected to turn to snow in some areas on Thursday night.
Eddy Carroll, Chief Forecaster at the Met Office, said: "Parts of the central Lowlands could see a covering of several centimetres of snow by Friday morning, with more than 15 cm in the hills. This short-lived spell of snow could cause some travel disruption before it turns milder again during the day."
Elsewhere the heavy rain, coupled with thawing snow and ice in northern areas, could lead to localised flooding.
A spokesperson from the Environment Agency warned: "There is a low risk of significant property flooding in Wales and parts of England. We urge people to stay up to date with weather and flood information from the Met Office and Environment Agency."
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Former Issaquah High School soccer stars earn academic honors
November 8, 2011
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Kate Deines and Kristin Maris, former standout soccer players for Issaquah High School, both have earned academic honors this fall for their respective college teams.
Deines, a senior midfielder for the University of Washington, was named to the CoSIDA Academic All-District VIII second team. Deines has a 3.73 grade point average and is a communications major.
Maris, a sophomore at Western Washington University, was named to the Great Northwest Athletic Conference academic all-star team. She has a 3.78 grade point average and is a physical education major.
On Oct. 29 Maris scored both Western goals as the Vikings defeated Western Oregon 2-0. She also had a goal when the Vikings defeated Saint Martin's 2-0 Oct. 27.
Skyline outlasts Issaquah in KingCo title game
November 2, 2011
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Yielding a goal with less than 30 seconds left in regulation stunned the second-ranked Skyline High School girls soccer team.
But it didn't stop them.
Senior midfielder Sydne Tingey corralled a sweet cross from Jordan Branch to score in the 83rd minute as the Spartans turned back Issaquah 2-1 in overtime Nov. 1 in the KingCo 4A Conference championship match at Skyline.
The dramatic win gave defending champ Skyline (14-0-2) its fourth KingCo 4A title overall and third in four years. Both teams had already clinched state-playoff berths.
Liberty High School Patriots win girls soccer finale
November 1, 2011
The Liberty High School girls soccer team completed another unbeaten KingCo Conference 3A/2A season Oct. 27 when the Patriots overwhelmed visiting Interlake, 6-0.
Liberty, which had already won the league title, finished KingCo play with a 14-0 record. Interlake, which entered the game in second place, finished at 10-3-1.
The Patriots, 15-1-0 overall, advance to the Class 3A state tournament and will host a first-round game Nov. 9.
Senior forward Cassidy Nangle led the Patriots against Interlake. She scored a hat trick, becoming the third Liberty player this season to score three or more goals in a game. Nangle has 13 goals on the season.
Kailiana Johnson scored her 14th goal, which leads the Patriots.
Nicolle Marlow had two goals for Liberty.
Goalkeeper Macaire Ament recorded her ninth shutout of the season.
Skyline takes KingCo regular-season soccer title
October 25, 2011
The Skyline High School girls soccer team gets close wins and blowouts. But the one thing the Spartans have been consistent about for many years is just winning.
Skyline captured the KingCo Conference 4A regular-season title for the second straight year Oct. 20 with a 1-0 victory against visiting Woodinville.
With the victory, Skyline went to 8-0-1 in league play and 12-0-2 overall.
Jordan Branch's goal at the 38th minute was just enough for the Spartans, who wrapped up their regular season Oct. 25 at Redmond.
The shutout was the second of the week for goalkeeper Tina Vargas. The Spartans have seven shutouts for the season.
Prior to last week, the Spartans had been trailing Issaquah in the KingCo standings. However, Skyline moved into first place Oct. 18 with a 4-0 victory against the visiting Eagles.
Liberty girls soccer team clinches state berth
October 19, 2011
NEW — 11:15 a.m. Oct. 19, 2011
The Liberty High School girls soccer team clinched a Class 3A state tournament berth for the second straight year Tuesday when the Patriots defeated visiting Lake Washington 3-0 in a KingCo Conference 3A/2A contest.
Liberty improved its league-leading record to 11-0 and captured the KingCo 3A Conference's automatic Class 3A state playoff berth. As KingCo No. 1 the Patriots do not have to play in the league tournament for a state tournament berth.
The Patriots will enter the state tournament next month seeded as the District 2 No. 1 entry and will host a first-round game.
The Patriots, who have three games left to play in the regular season, stretched their lead to 11 points over Lake Washington, which entered the game tied with Interlake for second place.
Spartans deal Wolves first conference loss, 2-1
October 18, 2011
Jackie Wilson, Anna Deweirdt hookup for go-ahead goal
Skyline High School's Jackie Wilson floated a free kick perfectly into the scrum of players at the edge of the goal box.
Skyline junior forward Anna Deweirdt took it, saw the opening and fired the ball right past Eastlake goalkeeper Bryce Kennedy for the go-ahead goal in the 71st minute.
"I just know how Jackie kicks," Deweirdt said after the Oct. 13 match at Eastlake High School.
Skyline dealt Eastlake its first KingCo Conference 4A girls soccer loss in a 2-1 victory. The Spartans entered this week in second place in the league at 6-0-1, behind Issaquah (6-0-2).
The Wolves fell to 2-1-4 in KingCo and 4-2-7 overall.
"We knew 23 (Wilson) delivers a great ball," Eastlake coach Chuck Krieble said. "There were no surprises tonight."
Deweirdt noted that she and Wilson work on shots like the winning one at practice often. Wilson feeds a well-aimed chip-shot from about 30 yards out and Deweirdt just seems to find it and time the hard shot on goal.
"I just knew she was going to be there," Wilson said about watching her free kick land in just the right spot for her teammate forward.
Issaquah High School volleyball team wins again
October 14, 2011
NEW — 4 p.m. Oct. 14, 2011
It took a while for the Issaquah High School volleyball team to get the knack of winning but the Eagles captured their second straight match Thursday by defeating host Eastlake 3-1.
Issaquah dropped the first set 25-19 but bounced back to win 25-18, 25-10, 25-18.
Sam Rogers led the Eagles with 21 kills and 10 digs. Lindsey Ferguson contributed 21 digs and Mckenzie Bostic had 42 assists. Kirsten Fischer gave the Eagles a strong game up front with 14 kills and Leanne Scott had 10 digs.
The victory was the second of the week and of the season for Issaquah, which is 2-5 in KingCo Conference 4A competition and 2-7 for the season. Eastlake dropped to 3-4 in league play and 4-6 overall.
Issaquah High School volleyball team notches first win
October 12, 2011
NEW — 11:45 a.m. Oct. 12, 2011
The Issaquah High School girls volleyball notched its first victory of the season Tuesday when the Eagles swept visiting Redmond 3-0 in a KingCo Conference 4A match.
Issaquah won the games 25-14, 25-14, 26-24.
This has been a rebuilding year for Issaquah, which graduated almost its entire team from last year's squad that finished second in the 4A state tournament.
The Eagles got several solid performances in its match with Redmond. Sam Rogers had a team-high 17 kills and three aces for the Eagles. Lindsey Ferguson contributed 26 assists and three aces. Cassie Elenes led the Eagles with seven aces. Kirsten Fischer had a team-high eight kills. Misty Siochi had seven kills and 10 digs,and McKenzie Bostic had a team-high 34 assists.
Liberty High School girls soccer team wins showdown
October 5, 2011
NEW — 11 a.m. Oct. 5, 2011
Cassidy Nangle had a goal and an assist Tuesday as she led the Liberty High School girls soccer team to a 3-1 victory against host Interlake in a battle for first place in the KingCo Conference 3A/2A.
The teams entered the game tied for first place. Liberty went to 7-0 in league play while Interlake dropped into second place at 6-1. The Patriots handed Interlake its first loss of the season. The Saints had won eight straight games entering the contest with Liberty. The Patriots meanwhile won their eighth straight game to go to 8-1 on the season. Liberty's only loss this season was to Skyline 1-0 in a Sept. 6 nonleague season opener.
Liberty struck early against Interlake when Nangle, assisted by Kailiana Johnson, scored at the 13th minute. Kiana Hafferty, assisted by Nangle, boosted Liberty's lead to 2-0 seven minutes later. Kali Youngdahl, assisted by Johnson, wrapped up first-half scoring with a goal at the 33rd minute.
Liberty girls soccer team nips Mercer Island
September 30, 2011
NEW — 11 a.m. Sept. 30, 2011
It was better late than never Thursday for the Liberty High School girls soccer team.
Kali Youngdahl scored a goal in the closing seconds as the Patriots nipped visiting Mercer Island 1-0 in a KingCo Conference 3A/2A thriller.
Kailiana Johnson assisted on Youngdahl's goal. Liberty goalkeeper Macaire Ament recorded the shutout.
With the victory, Liberty improved its league record to 6-0 and remained in a tie with Interlake for first place. Liberty plays at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 4 at Interlake in a big showdown.
In other league action, Interlake defeated Juanita 4-1; and it was Bellevue 2, Mount Si 1; and Lake Washington 5, Sammamish 0.


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Tomorrow night, the Irondequoit High shortstop will fly to Tampa, site of the Yankees' minor-league complex, for a three-day visit. Culver said he's not sure what is on the agenda, other than a physical.
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SMITHFIELD, N.Y. -- Residents of the rural central New York town of Smithfield Wednesday picked through debris from homes battered by a deadly tornado, and utility crews worked to restore power in several Eastern states hit by severe storms.
Five people died Tuesday as strong thunderstorms blew down buildings, trees and utility lines and left hundreds of thousands without power.
Madison County Sheriff Allen Riley said Kimberly Hilliard, 35; her 4-month-old daughter, Paris Newman; Virginia Warner, 70; and Arnie Allen, 53, were killed in the rural town of Smithfield, between Utica and Syracuse.
He said four homes were destroyed and many others were damaged, with Allen's two-story home blown hundreds of feet before it landed on an unoccupied house.
In Manchester, Md., a tree fell at the River Valley Ranch summer camp, killing one child and injuring six.
Tornadoes touched down in Ohio and Pennsylvania, too.
Barbara Watson, a meteorologist on a National Weather Service team in New York, said the Smithfield tornado's winds were at least 100 mph and certainly reached undetermined higher speeds.
Gary Sprague lives across the street from Hilliard's property, where three vehicles were partially buried in some of the wreckage from the torn-apart house. Wood from the home's framing and walls was scattered around the lawn, and a hot tub sat amid the rubble.
Sprague's home was untouched, but he said he knew immediately that things were bad at his neighbor's.
"If they were in it, they had to be gone," he said. "You can only assume the worst at that point."
Madison County Undersheriff John Ball said the dead mother was found next to an outdoor wood boiler and a neatly piled stack of wood that were untouched. The baby was about 100 feet away in a field. Neighbors helped sift through the rubble.
"It took a toll on everybody that was here," Ball said. "This is a rural, close-knit community."
Gov. Andrew Cuomo said several other central and northern New York counties were damaged but added it was "nothing like what happened in Madison County."
About 35,000 utility customers across New York were without power Wednesday evening.
Forecasters confirmed that at least two tornados hit different parts of Pennsylvania, where more than 350,000 customers lost power at the peak of the storms.
The weather service said a tornado packing maximum winds estimated at 90 mph touched down Tuesday afternoon near the western Pennsylvania town of Hoagland. Another tornado touched down Tuesday evening near New Albany in the northeastern part of the state.
Utilities in the Baltimore-Washington area reported about 34,000 power outages as of Wednesday evening.
In New Jersey, nearly 5,500 homes and businesses remained without power Wednesday evening.


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Check out this interesting invention
Check out this interesting invention
The wheel goes from circle to elongated ellipse, but is it's area really reduced any? The ellipse might be a more convient shape for some bikes.
2000 Montague CX, I do not recommend it, but still ride it.
Strida 3, I recommend it for rides < 10mi wo steep hills.
2006 Rowbike 720 Sport, I recommend it as an exercise bike.
1996 Birdy, Recommend.
Wieleder CARiBIKE (folding), decent frame.
It's smaller in one direction, longer in another. Seems kind of a marginal improvement.
My idea is a segmented wheel. The key is that you only need the segments on the bottom. So as soon as a segment passes the contact point on the ground, you can pop it off and put it on the front again.
I first saw the headline that said "Folding Bicycle Wheel" and thought, "Big deal. They all fold. It's the unfolding that's the problem!"
"be careful this rando stuff is addictive and dan's the 'pusher'."
The need to invent such a wheel is based on myths, on the front page.
I have experience with both bike types and I know that these are simply false.Bikes with larger wheels have superior performance but cannot fold up smaller than the size of their wheels. Folding bikes with smaller wheels can fold up very well but are slower, less stable and less comfortable than a full size bike.
Don't expect this invention to stay around...
My folding bike photo essays www.dekter.net/
To coin a phrase... reinventing the wheel!
A valiant effort, but I can't really see this being successful; Idea looking for a problem if you ask me.
Something so central to the success of a bikes' whole must really be 100% structurally integral, and the second you start messing with that you end up with something that can fail, and in the most spectacular way.
To me this is one of those ideas you have, dwell on for a couple of moments and dismiss. I'm amazed it's got to such an elaborate prototype stage without the form/function idea puncturing his bubble.
The best new thing done with wheels I've seen is that cgi doing the rounds where the wheels are different sized alloy with offset hubs that allow one to be surrounded by the other, making two wheels fit in the space of one. I don't much care for the rest of that bike either but the concentric wheel idea is true innovation in the name of space saving.
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My Raleigh Twenty site | foldr : A flickr pool | #6460, #5632 & #3407 on the fixedgeargallery
The use I see is you can then fit a 26" wheel in an airline legal suitcase
Yeah, but my point was, why would you in the first place? The design premise is not based on established fact.
My folding bike photo essays www.dekter.net/


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Juliann Riggs
April 16, 1953 — July 20, 2014
Juliann Riggs, of Columbia, passed away in her home on July 20, 2014. She was 61 years old. She was born Juliann Scarpelli in Spokane, Wash., on April 16, 1953. She was a dedicated wife, mother and grandmother. She was a kind and thoughtful person who always attended to the need of others.
Juli received a bachelor's degree in the humanities from Eastern Washington University. She worked as a teacher's aide for several years, including as a special education aide at Sonora High School. She was an active member of the Sonora Branch of AAUW, a longtime member of St. Patrick's Catholic Church, and was also active in a number of civic and charitable causes throughout Tuolumne County.
In her retirement, Juli enjoyed babysitting her grandchildren each week. She enjoyed reading, traveling and spending time with her family. She was also an accomplished pianist, potter and author.
She is survived by her husband of 38 years, Jim; her three children, Jessica Brandt, of Carmichael, Erin Gross, of Folsom, and Andrew Riggs, of Hudson, N.Y.; and three grandchildren. She is also survived by her mother, Therese Scarpelli, of Spokane, and seven brothers and sisters.
Juli was preceded in death by her father, Joseph Scarpelli.
A memorial service will be held at 1 p.m. Aug. 9 at St. Patrick's Catholic Church in Sonora.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the Juliann Riggs Memorial Scholarship Fund that has been established by the Sonora Branch of the American Association of University Women through the Columbia College Foundation. Checks can be made to the Columbia College Foundation, 11600 Columbia College Drive, Sonora, CA 95370, in care of the Juliann Riggs Memorial Scholarship Fund.
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Feb. 21, 1930 — July 10, 2014
Raymond Liedlich died of natural causes at home. He is survived by his wife, family, friends and the students of a 56-and-a-half-year teaching career. At Raymond's request, no services are planned.
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DORITTY — A memorial service for Louise (Cavalieri) Doritty, 94, formerly of Sonora, who died July 22 in Richmond, will be held at 1 p.m. Friday at Terzich and Wilson Funeral Home, 225 E. Rose St., Sonora. Burial will be at St. Patrick's Catholic Cemetery in Sonora. Terzich and Wilson Funeral Home is handling arrangements.
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HILLEBRAND — Leland Hillebrand, 82, of Jupiter, died Tuesday at his home. Heuton Memorial Chapel is handling arrangements.
KOLLECK — Martha Kolleck, 96, of Sonora, died Wednesday at Sonora Regional Medical Center's long-term care unit. Terzich and Wilson Funeral Home is handling arrangements.
McDONALD — Thomas "Mac" McDonald, 79, of Sonora, who died July 13 at his home, was inurned at San Joaquin Valley National Cemetery in Santa Nella. Donations in his memory can be made to the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. Terzich and Wilson Funeral Home handled arrangements.
MUSE — A memorial service for Olivia (Queirolo) Muse, 94, of Sonora, who died July 12 at her home, will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday at Grace Baptist Church, 19765 Grace Way, Sonora. Terzich and Wilson Funeral Home is handling arrangements.
PETERSON — Eugene "Pete" Peterson, 88, of Sonora, died Monday. No services are planned. Terzich and Wilson Funeral Home is handling arrangements.
ROESBERY — Robert George Roesbery, 93, formerly of Sonora, died July 10 in Oakdale. A memorial service will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Kingdom Hall on Carver Road in Modesto. Evins Funeral Home in Modesto is handling arrangements.
STEPHENS — Marcia Stephens, 58, of Sonora, died Tuesday at Sonora Regional Medical Center. Terzich and Wilson Funeral Home is handling arrangements.
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The fact that even the author of the Hamas affiliated IAP article - Georgie Anne Geyer - and her bosses at IAP admitted that the supposed Sharon quote about controlling America was completely and utterly fabricated stupidity doesn't bother you?
This was admitted to be an unverified 12 years ago and yet it still finds its way into conversations and portrayed as fact.
The BBC announcer reported on an Israeli cabinet meeting: Shimon Peres had been pressuring Ariel Sharon to respect American calls for a ceasefire, lest the Americans turn against Israel. According to the BBC, a furious Sharon turned toward Peres, saying: "Every time we do something you tell me Americans will do this and will do that. I want to tell you something very clear, don't worry about American pressure on Israel. We, the Jewish people, control America, and the Americans know it."
For example big oil, tobacco etc.
Tobacco and oil are not a nation.
originally posted by: Djarums
a reply to: g146541
Tobacco and oil are not a nation.
Egypt is. So is Yemen, and Saudi Arabia... and many others... and that's just in that region.
They all hire lobbyists.
Just an example. Although maybe I'll be reprimanded for linking the NY Times next.


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iBet: Manchester City Predicted To Set A New Goals Record
Four goals against Cardiff at the weekend made Manchester City the quickest side in English top league history to score 100 goals in a season, and spread betting firm Sporting Index reckon Manuel Pellegrini's men are going to beat the mark for the most goals scored in an English season in all competitions out of sight.
By Gareth Purnell | Sport | Thursday, 23 January 2014 at 2:00 am
iBet: Back Liverpool To Cover The Handicap Against Ailing Villa
How Aston Villa are mid-table has me flummoxed to be honest. To me they are consistently looking like one of the four weakest teams in the division yet if the table doesn't lie, there are nine teams worse.
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iBet: Bookies Hit For £20 Million As The Favourites Do The Business
The decision to disallow Cheick Tiote's goal for Newcastle against Manchester City is certainly the worst I have seen of its kind, and it was hardly surprising that Alan Pardew lost his rag somewhat.
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iBet: Goals On The Cards In The North London Derby
Sam Allardyce's men have shipped a few goals lately but if we take away their four games against the current top four, West Ham have conceded only 17 goals in 16 games against top flight opposition.
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There are bundles of Luis Suarez markets out there at the moment, indeed I highlighted yesterday that I think that Paddy Power's 7/2 offer that the Uruguayan outscores England at the World Cup looks value.
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iBet: Price Looks Just Capital About Manchester City's Cup Prospects
The draw for the semi-finals of the Capital One Cup has seen Manchester City go slightly odds on, but at 10/11 they look a good bet to me.
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iBet: England's Woes Fully Priced Into The Ashes Markets
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Paul Allen, one of the co-founders of Microsoft is suing the top 11 tech companies, such as Apple, Google, Facebook and ebay.
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If you decide to use this Rollup and slipstream it in HFSLIP, you can delete all updates which are present on the following list. I added all official & unofficial updates from the bristols' list (except KB2479628 which is not an IE update per se). I didn't include any HBRs (hotfixes by request).
Rollup 1 contains only official updates. Rollup 1.1 contains both official and unofficial updates (KB2416400 & KB2423089).
- one Rollup instead of 7 (9) separate updates
- fully HFSLIP compatible (use HF folder)
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ENB Region 9 Completed Applications 01/16/2008
Erie County
Thomas Giambra
Waterford Park Subdivision
Riverdale Dr - E River Rd - S Grand Island Pkwy
Grand Island, NY 14072
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Grand Island, Erie County
Project Description:
The applicant proposes to construct a 69 lot subdivision on a parcel bounded on the north by Riverdale Drive, east by East River Road, south by Riverview Court and west by South Grand Island Parkway. As mitigation for the filling of 0.49 acres of federal wetlands 0.75 acres of wetland would be created. In addition to the mitigation, the US Army Corps of Engineers is requiring that the remaining wetlands and a 3.93 acre Conservation Area which includes the wetland constructed as mitigation be preserved in perpetuity. There are 1.9 acres of upland in the Conservation Area. A bike path is proposed that would traverse the conservation area (upland area).
Availability of Application Documents:
Filed application documents, and Department draft permits where applicable, are available for inspection during normal business hours at the address of the contact person. To ensure timely service at the time of inspection, it is recommended that an appointment be made with the contact person.
State Environmental Quality Review (SEQR) Determination:
Project is an Unlisted Action and will not have a significant impact on the environment. A Negative Declaration is on file. A coordinated review was performed.
SEQR Lead Agency: Grand Island Town Board
State Historic Preservation Act (SHPA) Determination:
A cultural resources survey has been completed. Based on information provided in the survey report, the New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation (OPRHP) has determined that the proposed activity will have no impact on registered or eligible archaeological sites or historic structures. No further review in accordance with SHPA is required.
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I was somewhat surprised by the view of Kenneth E. Iman concerning the special treatment of veterans, especially this close to the Veterans Day just past on Nov. 11.
With Thanksgiving here, our brave men and women will be in most people's prayers for a safe return.
All of our veterans gave up something of themselves unselfishly so that others can be free, like Mr. Iman, to have their opinions.
Yes, the majority of our military support the 20 percent out on the front lines. Without that support those in the front fighting would not be able to do their jobs effectively.
I'm sure Mr. Iman felt he was more qualified for the post office position because of his college degree, gained while free and able to also party because those veterans were sacrificing so that he had that opportunity.
There will always be examples such as those Mr. Iman quoted who take advantage of the system. That is human nature. Fortunately that's the minority.
Mr. Iman is very bitter towards our veterans because of some things he has seen and experienced. He claims he is all for vets, yet he only mentions those few examples of system abuse.
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The bell tower at Aspinwall Presbyterian Church is getting a face-lift.
Work began on the tower earlier this month.
The tower was built in 1905 and survived a fire on Palm Sunday in 1999 that destroyed most of the church, the Rev. Don Bolls said.
"The bell tower we saved, so it's an old structure," Bolls said.
Bricks and support beams had started to disintegrate on the tower, Bolls said. It also suffered from wind damage.
"We think most of it was just gradual deterioration simply because it's an old structure — water damage, that kind of stuff," Bolls said.
International Chimney of Buffalo, N.Y., will complete the project. Bolls said the church is raising $90,000 for the project. It is expected to take up to five weeks to finish.
Saving the tower was important to the church for several reasons, Bolls said.
It serves as the main entrance and is accessible to people with disabilities. There is an elevator nearby for access to the other floors of the church. It also is visible from Route 28 and serves as a landmark for the church.
"It's a symbol of the old building," Bolls said.
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PRINCESS ANNE, Md. - The University of Maryland-Eastern Shore men's basketball team was part of the welcoming committee for the newest students to enter the UMES family. The entire roster of Hawks, players and coaches, volunteered their time and effort to assist the newcomers in getting settled into their new dormitories on their first day at UMES.
"The Office of Residential Life does a tremendous job acclimating the large number of students coming to campus for the first time," said head coach Frankie Allen. "We thought lending our assistance would be a small token of our appreciation for all of the hard work that they do."
The men's basketball players and coaches greeted new students and parents at Plaza Hall, University Terrace, Murphy Hall, and Harford Hall, then proceeded to help lend a hand moving boxes, bags and belongings into each student's new dormitory room. Many parents and students expressed their appreciation for the assistance with what can be a daunting task.
"As a father, I know what a challenging and stressful time moving into college can be for both parents and students. We wanted to do what we can to make the transition as smooth as possible for everyone involved," said Allen. The players also enjoyed the opportunity to meet and interact with their newest classmates and fellow Hawks.
"The student body has always been our biggest fan base. We were excited to see some new faces and get to know a little bit about the new students," said senior forward Neal Pitt. "We are looking forward to a great season ahead and hope to have their continued support as we embark on another year together."


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Some Eddy County volunteer fire departments may soon have new digs, while others will see their fire stations remodeled. But how much it will cost is yet to be determined, County Fire Coordinator Robert Brader said.
On Wednesday, the Eddy County Commission approved a bid by NCA, an Albuquerque architectural firm, to do the preliminary work and cost estimate for the construction of a new fire station in Happy Valley and remodel several other stations. Although the commission unanimously approved the architectural services bid, Commissioner Tony Hernandez voiced concern that local architect firms are being left out in the cold.
Of the seven bids the county received, two of the architect firms were located in Carlsbad. Their evaluation scores by a county panel were close to the top bidder.
"The concern I have awarding this to an outside firm is that local architects are not getting county contracts, although they bid on them," Hernandez said after asking the question whether NCA maintains an office in Carlsbad and learning that it does not.
The Albuquerque firm is owned by former Carlsbad resident Robert Calvani, whose firm has over the years successfully bid on large county projects.
Local architect firms say that it is difficult to compete against NCA and other out-of-town firms that have done work for the county in the past. They say some points are given for familiarity with county government through previous large county projects.
Representatives from local firms told the commission last year that the odds are stacked against them because of the point system.
Hernandez said in the future, he would like local architect firms to receive strong consideration.
"The question I have is: if a firm gets a higher score, can we go with the lower scorer?" Commission Chairman Jack Volpato asked. "We need to keep our business local. I would like to keep our economy profitable."
In reply to Volpato's question, County Manager Allen Sartin said the commission could award a bid to a lower scorer, but it could possibly lead to a lawsuit against the county.
Brader said after the commission meeting that the exact cost of a new fire station and expansion and remodeling of others is difficult to estimate at this time. A needs assessment will have to be done first by the architect.
"We have ideas on what we want. We will provide them to the architect and he will draw up the plans and give us an estimate of what it will cost. From them, we have to decide how to move forward," Brader said.
The funds to build a new fire station in Happy Valley and remodel or add onto stations in North Eddy County that include Riverside, Cottonwood and Atoka, and Otis fire station in South Eddy County, will come from the fire excise tax and some state funds, Brader said.


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Numerous Football Players Recovering from Injuries
Although it's the offseason for the football team, Michigan is still dealing with quite a few injuries, some of which will cause players to miss spring practice. A couple of the more severe injuries are already known, but confirmation came from Rich Rodriguez on one that was merely a rumor before Sunday.
Rodriguez said safety Floyd Smith had surgery for a sports hernia and defensive lineman Mike Martin had shoulder surgery and will miss spring practice. Martin is expected to be fully recovered by the summer.
There had been rumors about Mike Martin and a shoulder injury, but nobody was really sure of the severity. Rodriguez cleared that up with the news that Martin will be out for spring practice. He is now the third potential starter that will be sidelined during the spring. Both David Molk, the best returning offensive lineman (and perhaps best offensive player), and Vincent Smith, the leading candidate at the end of last season to become the starting running back in 2010, are out until at least the summer because they are recovering from ACL injuries.
The other recent injury news involves Tate Forcier. We all know how banged up he was throughout the season, but I don't know if we realized just how hurt he was.
The shoulder injury Michigan quarterback Tate Forcier played through last season was a slightly torn right labrum, a person familiar with the injury said Friday.
Forcier was diagnosed with the injury when he underwent an MRI while home for Christmas break. He's rehabbing the shoulder now and doesn't need surgery, and he's also recovering from a staph infection in his right knee, the person said.
Those certainly sound like serious issues, but the good news is that Forcier is not going to be out during spring practice. In fact, he is already participating in team-related activities.
Forcier already is taking part in workouts with the football team and will not miss any spring practice. The staph infection, a MRSA infection, already has been treated, the person said.
As we soon start to look ahead to spring practice, here's to the currently injured players recovering and the rest of the team staying healthy. Although there were many reasons why the team collapsed last season, injuries definitely had a helping hand in the rough finish. In 2010 it will be vital that players like David Molk and Tate Forcier stay healthy. The entire offense started to go downhill last season after Molk went down, and Forcier definitely struggled the rest of the season after getting hurt against Indiana. Their health, along with the team's health in general, will play a large role in how the 2010 season turns out.


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Then the sky turned cloudy. The Hanley Wood first-quarter report noted: "The third quarter (2010) ran out of steam, and the fourth quarter registered a decline. Now 2011's first quarter is showing nationally that activity slowed further, registering at 2009's low point."
To find out what was going on, I called Jonathan Smoke, Hanley Wood's executive director of research.
The first thing he did was school me on the facts of life for remodeling. "Many people believe (I was one of them) that remodeling and replacement activity is inversely correlated with new construction, meaning that when new construction is down, remodeling does well," Smoke said. "Inversely, when construction takes off, remodeling does not. That's simply not true."
In actuality, remodeling and new construction rise and fall together, and an increase or decrease in activity is all tied to things like job growth, income growth and consumer confidence.
These past two years have been an interesting roller-coaster ride, said Smoke. "In the first half of 2010, activity started to improve. At the time, the economy was doing better and we were optimistic remodeling activity would increase. Then declines happened in the fourth quarter ... and first quarter this year."
The problem, as perceived by Hanley Wood, was a volatile mix of declining consumer confidence, house prices continuing to dip, and worries about unemployment.
Smoke tries to stay optimistic. "We will be flat in the second quarter and maybe we will finally see some gain by the end of the year," he said.
Just out of curiosity, I asked Smoke which U.S. markets were currently tops in remodeling. I wasn't surprised to learn that the Texas cities of Houston, Dallas and Austin were No. 1, No. 2 and No. 4, respectively.
Denver popped up at No. 5, Boston at No. 7, and Seattle No. 10. The remaining four cities were the surprises, as all were in the middle of the country: No. 3, Minneapolis; No. 6, Kansas City; No. 9, Oklahoma City; and, coming in at No. 8, Columbus, Ohio, home to Dave Fox Design/Build Remodelers.
The center of the country is experiencing a relatively strong economy, with a lot of strength in agriculture and commodities, Smoke said. "The healthiest markets are performing better than the national average, and some markets are seeing increased activity already."
Jacob, of Dave Fox Design/Build Remodelers, may be nervous about the year ahead, but he's still in a good spot geographically.
Steve Bergsman is a freelance writer in Arizona and author of several books. His latest book, "Growing Up Levittown: In a Time of Conformity, Controversy and Cultural Crisis," is now available for sale on Amazon.com.
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U.S. Attorney Conner Eldridge and 13th District Prosecuting Attorney Ian Vickery announced the charges at a news conference Thursday afternoon in Magnolia.
The two say authorities executed five search warrants in Waldo and Magnolia, Ark., and Dallas and Desoto, Texas. Investigators seized an estimated three pounds of methamphetamine, five weapons and approximately $150,000 in cash.
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A DARWIN father has accused police of lying in official reports to avoid investigating an incident at a Darwin Nightclub he claims left his son injured and traumatised.
The NT News has CCTV footage of the incident at Shenannigans on June 2 last year, in which Gary Williams' son, who he asked not be named, was forcibly removed by a bouncer.
The younger Williams had been drinking with five friends and said in his police statement he had about five Strongbows.
The footage shows the bouncer walking past Mr Williams, stopping, then turning around to grab him and thrusting him into another patron and through the front doors of the club.
The footage shows no evidence of information contained in the police reports that the younger Williams provoked the bouncer by "obviously" touching him on the bottom.
The younger Williams has since visited doctors several times with headaches and concussion and has also missed worked.
For a year, father and son have requested police charge the bouncer with assault but have been told the force used was not excessive.
In police files, also seen by the NT News, an officer makes the claim: "It is obvious that Williams slaps the guard on the bum ... the guard then turns and is quite obviously trying to talk Williams into leaving. Williams resists and is physically removed"
It continues by saying "At no stage is Williams ... thrown through the front doors or grabbed around the neck"
Williams senior said he was told by three other officers as it moved through police ranks that they supported the first account, until, he says, it was later admitted there may not have been a slap to the bum.
The CCTV vision shows no evidence of the slap and captures Mr Williams' son being violently removed head-and-back first through the doors.
"I have got no idea why they've done this ... it appears as though there's some sort of relationship with the bouncers," Mr Williams said.
A later NT Licensing Commission hearing found "undue force was proven", albeit on lower end of the scale. The bouncer also acknowledged he should have acted differently but maintained he was twice touched on the backside.
Last year, Police Assistant Commissioner Peter Bravos apologised to Dean Vlassco after police failed to appropriately investigate a nightclub assault.
"You would remember last year they had Bravos talking about lack of investigations," Mr Williams said.
"That one they didn't investigate properly, this one doesn't appear to be much of an investigation at all".
Police did not address NT News questions asking if the investigation was carried out professionally.
"A decision was made by police not to prosecute the complaint of assault and that decision was upheld by the Director of Public Prosecutions after a further assessment of the case," Superintendent Scott Pollock said.


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Our kids are growing up too fast. It's happening all over the world and researchers are looking for the reason. Little girls starting their period at seven or eight years old, which inhabits their growth and causes emotional problems when they must deal with sexual attention that begins too soon. In 1980 the onset of early puberty went into free fall. It was a change so sudden that something other than evolution must have happened.
Why are so many girls starting puberty early? From what we know now, it all began in 1973 through a manufacturing error. Through a mix-up at a factory in Michigan a fire retardant containing polybrominated biphenyls (PBBs) instead of a nutritional additive was added to farm animal feed. Soon after that cows were giving birth to still born calves and milk production dropped. Thousands of people had eaten the meat of these animals and drank the milk. PBBs gets inside the system and turns the hormonal system bottom side up, which fast forwards the puberty cycle. This takes a toll on young bodies.
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Cancer risks come from too many hormones, and skeletal problems in early onset puberty stunts growth. When children find themselves in sexual bodies damage is done that cannot be erased. Doctors say they see 6 year old girls who are developing breasts and pubic hair. But PBBs is not the only reason. Meat and dairy contains hormones that are given to chickens for more productions and farm animals for faster growth.
Researchers have brought several possibilities to the table. Industrial chemicals known as endocrine disrupters that mimic hormones can be blamed, and certainly obesity in the children. One third of all American children are obese. Fatty tissue produces leptin which stimulates the release of sex hormones sending them to the blood stream and sexual changes begin.
Early puberty is happening all over the world. In Denmark a study found that the average age of breast development began at 8.89 years, which is a year later than American girls, but a full year earlier than previously. Plastics have also come under speculation. Contaminates like biphenol A (BPA) and phthalates are ingredients in plastic products that have endocrine disrupting powers are being investigated.
Even good nutrition like soy mimics the behavior of estrogen. Tea tree oil is also under suspicion and testosterone creams and estrogen creams prescribed for parents may end up in the hands of children. TV and the Internet encourages inactivity and also plays a role. Childbearing requires a certain amount of fat, when girls are fat the body may take it as a cue to get the reproductive system set up for business. Early puberty causes girls to suffer in many ways. Bones mature too quickly and they will be shorter than otherwise. They have greater risk of breast cancer, and sexual maturity leads to teasing and unwanted sexual attention.
A recent study by the Centers for Disease Control found blood of the average American contains 212 different chemicals, including such toxins as arsenic and cadmium. 93% of Americans have traces of BPA. That's one of the chemical that causes the greatest concern among doctors studying early onset puberty. Also babies of low birth weight are prone to go into early puberty. But there is no one particular reason that can be pointed to at this time.
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Stephen Chadwick of Tarpon Springs and Joseph Citro of Indianapolis boarded a boat around 2 p.m. Sunday and headed out to meet friends at an island in the Gulf of Mexico.
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