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Student Josh Turner from Leek is on his way to raising £1,000 for Christies Cancer Charity after organising a Western themed photo booth at Leek's Country and Western Weekend last month.
Josh, who has recently completed an AS Level in Photography at Buxton & Leek College, set up and ran the photo booth with fellow A Level student Alex Beloe, at the event held in Brough Park, Leek. The pair encouraged the public to dress up in western gear and pose before the painted backdrops.
The photos were then manipulated by Alex to create 'wanted' posters for the public to buy; utilising the skills she has developed on her course. Josh and Alex are currently working together so set up their own photography studio and have worked together on different shoots previously.
They raised £150 on the day from the sale of the posters. Josh hopes to raise a further £850 for the Christies Cancer Charity by taking part in a 10,000ft parachute jump later in the year.
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The charity is close to Josh's heart as a close family member is currently receiving treatment for cancer.
He said: "Throughout my life I have given to charity every now and again yet I don't feel I have made any considerable donation or efforts to donate. As a family we have been tremendously pleased with the quality of care my relative has been receiving thanks to The Christie Charity which is why I am trying to raise as much money as possible for them."
People can donate towards Josh's parachute jump at www.justgiving.com/Josh-Turner2 and view Josh and Alex's work on their Facebook pages, search for Josh Turner Photography and Alex Beloe Photography.


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Hayton is a straggling village, pleasantly situated betwixt the canal and the Gainsboro' road, three miles N.N.E. from Retford. The church, dedicated to St Peter, is an ancient fabric, with a lofty tower and three bells; the living is a vicarage, valued in the king's books at £4 15s 5d, now at £152. The Archbishop of York is the patron, and lord of the manor, and the Rev. William Mee incumbent. The tithe was commuted in March 1844, on 1184a 1r 4p of land, for £264 10s to the late Hon. J.B. Simpson, and £14 to Robert Hartshorn Barber Esq., as impropriators. At the enclosure of the commons in 1769, land was alloted in lieu of the great tithes of the Commons to the impropriator Lord George Cavendish, who sold his estates here to R.H. Barber Esq. and others; Mr Barber being subject to the reparation of the chancel of the church; the present owners are Henry Bridgeman Simpson, R.H. Barber, H.C. Hutchinson, F. Fearnley Esq. and others, with several resident owners."
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This village and parish are within the parliamentary borough of East Retford, about 141 miles north of London, 3 miles north-east of East Retford and 8 miles south-west of Gainsborough. The parish covers just over 2,400 acres. The Chesterfield Canal passes along the west side of the village. Tilne is a hamlet in the parish about 1 mile west of the village.
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RE: Network IDS, or IPS, or Proxy?
From: Evans, Arian (Arian.Evans_at_fishnetsecurity.com)
Date: 08/19/03
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#We live in a 100% Windows world and the powers that be will
#not be receptive to any *nix solutions. We are more the willing to pay
for a
#top of the line product as long is it is in fact top of the line.
How about *appliances*? Since almost all security appliances
are 1U Linux boxes...
#Currently I have been looking at the Symantec Gateway Device. [...]
#Does anyone have any comments on the Symantec Gateway device?
I like a number of Symantec's solutions. That said, the Gateway device
(1) Slow as dirt (it's got Raptor on it; what do you expect?)
(2) Not much of a NIDS (with roughly 80 signatures)
If you want NIDS, get a NIDS. If you want IPS, which is what it
sounds like you want, check out Netscreen's IPS appliance. I
think it's the cheapest worthwhile IPS on the market.
I also highly recommend checking out ISS's Proventia appliances
if you want a NIDS. If you want IPS, look at what ISS has coming
down the pipe with the next two Proventia models.
Both NAI's Intruvert and Tipping Point look very cool (for IPS). I think
Vicki Irwin went to Tipping Point, so you'd expect the signatures to be
sound. (Tipping Point has been focused on the high-end Enterprise,
but you might see if they have any smaller boxes coming out soon.)
If you really want a firewall/proxy/virus-scanner/limited IDS, Symantec
has the following on their site regarding this new Gateway device:
Beta Testing:
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I am totally guessing you really want IPS due to the fact you brought
up that Gateway box. The subject of your email was geared towards
NIDS and you selected a box that's not much of a NIDS at all, which
leaves me a little confused as to what you want.
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Volvo Ocean Race 2011-12 starts from Alicante, Spain in October 2011 and concludes in July 2012 in Galway, Ireland after taking in eight other ports in four continents.
Abu Dhabi Ocean Racing unveils their Farr designed, state-of-the-art Volvo Open 70, in Portofino, Italy. - Volvo Ocean Race 2011-12
Abu Dhabi Tourism Authority (ADTA) today unveiled its Abu Dhabi Ocean Racing team's state-of-the-art Volvo Open 70 racing yacht in Portofino, Northern Italy, as it charts a historic course to contest for top honours in the Volvo Ocean Race 2011-12.
The yacht - which was developed by the USA's Farr Yacht Design and built by Italy's Persico S.p.A, in Bergamo – is one of the most sophisticated ever constructed. Conceived in March 2010, it is the combination of more than 7,000 design and 49,000 build hours.
Emblazoned with a striking falcon, the national emblem of the United Arab Emirates of which Abu Dhabi city is the capital, soaring across its bow and main sails, the brilliant black yacht is tasked with carrying the 11-strong Abu Dhabi Ocean Racing through the nine-month, 39,000 nautical mile 'Everest of Sailing'.
'We have invested in the very best yacht design and build technology available to underpin the expertise of the highly-skilled Abu Dhabi Ocean Racing team we have formed,' said His Highness Sheikh Sultan bin Tahnoon Al Nahyan, Chairman, ADTA and Team Principal, Abu Dhabi Ocean Racing. 'This level of commitment is a clear signal of our intention to deliver a first-class performance in our debut Volvo Ocean Race and in our podium ambitions.'
The yacht's international debut, set against the spectacular backdrop of the Italian Riviera, was attended by VIPs from Volvo Ocean Race, the Mayor of Portofino and Official Team Partner, the luxury Swiss brand IWC Schaffhausen.
Abu Dhabi Ocean Racing, which boasts one of the most international crews ever assembled since the Volvo Ocean Race began in 1973, will now undergo final training in Europe, having spent the winter in the UAE capital.
Over the last few months, the team - the first Volvo Ocean Race Arabian challenger - has been spread all over the globe with weather training in the USA, wind-tunnel sail testing in New Zealand, race practice in the UK and Hong Kong, as well as mast construction in Spain and yacht build in Italy.
The team - which is skippered by double-Olympic medallist, Ian Walker of Great Britain - has set its sight on a rigorous Atlantic Ocean sailing programme, before heading to the race start in Spain this October.
'To get to this stage has been a phenomenal international effort which has, in many ways, set new benchmarks. With just under three months to go until the start, we have a demanding time ahead yet with the full team assembled and our new yacht raring to go, we are more than ready to meet it head on,' said Walker.
Representing five continents, the outfit also boasts two UAE nationals – 22-year-old Olympian Adil Khalid, and 27-year-old Butti Al Muhairi – who beat off more than 120 hopefuls to earn their places on the sailing and shore teams respectively. Their participation will mark the first time an Emirati has competed in this ultimate endurance race.
The 2011-12 Volvo Ocean Race will be contested around five continents and across four oceans before ending in Galway, Ireland, in summer 2012. Abu Dhabi will welcome teams from 1-14 January 2012 after they complete a punishing leg from Cape Town.
ADTA has committed to staging a fortnight-long, emirate-wide celebration to mark the Volvo Ocean Race arrival – from headline concerts and interactive race villages for the whole family to great holiday packages across Abu Dhabi's plethora of 4- and 5-star resorts.
The emirate is well progressed with plans for a specially-designed 55,000m² 'Destination Village' being built on Abu Dhabi's picturesque Corniche breakwater. The 'Destination Village' – which will be around the size of eight football pitches – will open free-of-charge to the public daily from December 30 this year to January 14, next year. ADTA anticipates welcoming more than 100,000 visitors through the gates.
The village will be highly interactive and will leverage the emirate's rich maritime heritage. It will be packed with activities and entertainment including exhibitions, shows, simulators, hospitality, game zones, food & beverage outlets and merchandise shops.
The Volvo Open 70 racing yacht is sailed by professional athletes, who race around the world with the prevailing winds.
About ADTA:
Abu Dhabi Tourism Authority (ADTA) has wide ranging responsibilities for managing and assisting the development of the emirate's tourism industry and the marketing and promotion of the emirate as a world-class destination of distinction. Its responsibilities include: destination marketing; infrastructure and product development and regulation and classification. A key role is to create synergy in the international promotion of Abu Dhabi through close co-ordination with the emirate's hotels, destination management companies, airlines and other public and private sector travel-related organisations.
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Why are my chocolate cookies coming out flat as a pancake? I am following the recipe to a tee.
By Melanie from Chicago, IL
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I use half butter and half Crisco in mine. That seems to help, and you might also try using different cookie sheets. There is a huge difference in using dark sheets, shiny sheets, etc.
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The previous ideas are worth trying. I have found that when the recipe says butter (or stick margarine), softened, don't soften it in microwave or oven. Let it sit out on counter for 30 minutes. Too soft butter will cause the cookies to flatten. Never use tub margarine. Also, parchment paper on cookie sheets works better than without. Cookie sheets should be cool with each batch. CayC from FL
I've been trying to figure this out for a while. It baffled me because i used the exact same recipe as before. Tried all sorts of things with chilling the batter, convection/not convection, different oven temps, different flour, etc. But I finally found the solution: Use baking powder! I apparently was using baking soda when they all came out flat. Baking powder makes them more fluffy.
Refrigerate the cookie dough and make sure is cold before placing on the cookie sheet, and add a 1/4 extra flour. Guaranteed no more flat cookies :)
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I use half butter and half shortening in my recipe. Sometimes butter will flatten cookies.
After many years of experimenting I found that adding about a half cup of flour fixes that problem.
If I use tub margarine it will make my cookies spread out. Also, check to see if your baking powder or baking soda are old. That will effect how much your cookies raise too.
I am not sure but if you use Crisco in your cookie recipe, it might be that as they have changed the way Crisco is made.
No saturated fats are in it, I believe but it is not the same old Crisco we relied on before.
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I use Crisco butter flavor shortening instead of butter. My cookies never come out flat no matter how warm the cookie sheets are or how much flour I use. Also, always make sure your baking powder is fresh.
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I would rather have flat cookies than to put crisco in them. I use butter and a little more flour and they taste wonderful.
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Don't kill drilling investment
The proposal to enact a Pennsylvania severance tax on natural gas producers is very troubling, as I fear it could discourage new investment in this growing state industry. I would urge state House Speaker Sam Smith to take a lead role to make sure this tax is defeated.
A severance tax would undoubtably be a negative influence in terms of investment in energy development.
This proposal supposedly is designed to emulate West Virginia's severance tax. According to energyfactspa.com, West Virginia has seen a 20 percent increase in drilling activity over the last 10 years. But here in Pennsylvania — with no severance tax — our drilling starts have increased 400 percent in that time.
Since 2009, West Virginia has added two new drilling rigs; Pennsylvania has added 56, energyfactspa.com states.
I don't think this is a coincidence. Companies invest where they can maximize their return on the dollar and taxes are a huge part of that equation.
If we want to keep our gas fields working — and maintain the thousands of family wage jobs and billions of dollars in economic activity they represent — we must reject this severance tax plan.
Chad A. McCutcheon
Washington Township
The author is the spokesman for McCutcheon Enterprises Inc., a waste management contractor for the oil and gas industry.
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The Lakeshore Chorale and Lakeshore Youth Chorale will present their annual holiday concert, "Canticle of Christmas," on Sunday at 2 p.m. at St. Peter Claver Church, 1444 S. 11th St., Sheboygan.
The chorales are directed by Neil Bubke and Heather Hammond. In addition to piano accompaniment by Johanna Schilling, Gail Moody and Linda Ruona, the chorales will be accompanied by brass ensemble, harp and organ.


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Is it OK for one in every twenty posts to be a shameless promotion? Anyway, that's the one, so I hope it's OK…
Here's a sneak peak for my mates in #usguys and broader twitterville of the new 2011 Pepsi Max International campaign, which is about to hit the screens this week-end in Europe, starting in Denmark.
The films, created by CLM/BBDO and shot by director Bart Timmer, are all part of our ongoing Max It saga which started in '09.
You may be interested to know that developing these ads involved a three months ethnographic research on 25 year old guys, across seven countries and five continents. And as you can expect from this particular demo, it takes exactly 10 words to articulate the learnings – they just want to spend more time with their mates.
Yes, the universal truth across the globe is that guys will go to any length, no matter how mischievous, to have more time to take it to the MAX with their buddies, getting out of those less-than-intense situations involving bosses, girlfriend shopping sprees and dinners with the in-laws… And Max is there to help along the way; providing the full-on cola kick, hit and rush but without the sugar to weigh you down.
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The courtyard in front of the libray on the Middle Tennessee State University campus , on Thursday March 28, 2013. The stadium, the Learning Resource Center, Corlew Hall, the Business and Aerospace building, and the Mass Communication building can be seen from the top of the James E. Walker Library.
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It's been a long time coming (and it's still not where we want it to be more on that later), but we're pleased to welcome you to the new home of the LA Tri Club!
It goes without saying that the LA Tri Club wouldn't exist without the internet. Our website is the glue that ties all 1,500 or so members together. Race calendars, training calendars, RSVP's, member profiles, email, library, etc. all provide access to the information needed to have a top-notch club where our members are able to stay not only connected, by highly engaged with one another. Similar to that beater car that you got rid of after college, the former LATC website outlived its' useful life. Not only did the old website run on an antiquated platform ("Cold Fusion" for you techies out there!), but it also became unwieldy to navigatein fact it never really was very easy to navigate. Essentially, our website was the equivalent to a 1980's era right-hand drive diesel Mercedes, while the rest of the world has moved onto a hybrid Prius. Maybe that's not the greatest analogy, but you get the point
With the launch of the new LA Tri Club website, we have attempted to address the basics, like upgrading the platform, or foundation. This new and improved foundation will provide the launch pad from which we can build even more robust features in the future. We have also made it easier to navigate " a drastic improvement from our previous website. Among the other features are:
Ok, before you get overly excited, and before we (LATC Board) pat ourselves on the back, realize that there is still work to be done. We've created a new framework, but in some cases the content is perhaps a bit thin and well be adding to the content in the near-term. Note also that, as with many new websites, you may encounter bugs. In the event you do, please help us exterminate them by sending an email to firstname.lastname@example.com with the details of what you encountered, a copy of the URL that you were on when you encountered the bug, what computer / operating system / browser you are using.
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The Key Ingredient
For greater consistency and power, control that right knee
The golf swing's a funny thing. Sometimes it's racked with errors, yet somehow, at impact, everything is where it needs to be and the ball shoots off powerfully in the direction you intended. Other times, every shift, angle and hinge is perfect, yet a small misstep on the way to the ball results in shots that can only be described as horrific. In the first instance, Lady Luck is certainly on your side, but as we all know, she rarely hangs around for too long. And the fact that a single hiccup can bring your whole technique crashing down is, to put it bluntly, just the way golf is.
I've been teaching golf for over 50 years, and one of the most damaging errors I've seen consistently throughout this period of time is knee movement, specifically, a straightening of the right knee on the backswing. This seemingly innocent mistake gives the golfer almost zero chance of making a quality pass at the ball and fuels both flawed backswings and downswings. As you'll soon learn, however, correctly managing right knee movement makes producing a fundamentally sound motion a fairly easy task. Truly, it's a key ingredient to any good swing.
Everyone knows that the golf swing is both an around and up-and-down motion. Where the around part is considered, your right knee (left for left-handers) plays a critical role in that it serves as the hub around which your body turns both back and through. The only way it can successfully serve as this hub (and facilitate appropriate weight shift, as we'll soon discuss) is if it remains flexed.
A flexed right knee throughout the backswing facilitates coil, the needed separation between the upper and lower body that creates potential energy that's eventually released into the back of the golf ball. A flexed right knee braces the lower body, stopping its turn while allowing the upper body to perform its full rotation. Also, the flexed right knee affords the stability needed to transfer weight to your right side on the backswing and position it in your right hip at the top. Furthermore, the flexed knee position keeps the clubshaft on the appropriate backswing plane, established by the arrangement of your arms and club at address.
If and when the right knee flex is lost, as is the case with so many amateur swings, weight is thrown from the right side back to the left (reverse pivot). That's a big no-no. Second, straightening the knee moves the backswing plane to the inside, which can lead to all kinds of downswing misery. Third, losing the right knee flex gives your lower body too much room to turn, in addition to allowing it to sway away from the ball on the backswing. As a result, you lose all of your coil. Potential energy is nil, and all you're left with power-wise is what you can generate by moving your arms as fast as you can back down to the ball. It's an unleveraged motion that's both weak and inconsistent and certainly no part of a successful swing.
From the top, things can only get worse. With a straight right knee, the only way you can get back to the ball is to violently slide targetward, a flaw devoid of rotation and, more often than not, one from which most amateurs cannot recover. Second, as the club moves down, your inability to push off from a posted right leg will strand weight on the right side at impact. Expect weak, glancing blows and numerous topped shots. The strong, athletic properties that define a fundamentally sound golf swing are lost. Amazing what a single flaw can do, right?


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The New Orleans Hornets mascot Hugo hugs Hornets power forward Anthony Davis after the Hornets final game against the Dallas Mavericks. The Hornet will become the Pelicans next season.
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My wife always asks me why I don't root for the home teams.
The home teams, in her opinion, being LSU and the Saints.
I won't comment on LSU (Geaux Big Bleu!).
Being a third-generation Steelers fan due to family roots in Pittsburgh, I used to have no problem with the Saints winning. It didn't happen often. But then, Sean Payton came aboard and Saints fans came out of the woodwork. Where were those fans back in the paper bag days?
I'm not a fan of teams filled with band-wagon fans.
But it's not true that I don't root for the home teams.
I've been a fan of the Hornets almost since day one. I became a fan as soon as the new franchise made Rex Chapman of Kentucky the team's first draft pick in 1988.
I remember the team being led by King Rex, Kelly Tripucka and Mugsy Bogues. No wonder there weren't many wins.
It took until "Grandmama" came to the original Hive, the old Charlotte Coliseum, before the Hornets saw any success. Alas, Chapman played only one year with Larry Johnson, 1991-92.
In the 1992-93 season, the Hornets posted the first winning record in franchise history, making the playoffs for the first time.
In what would become a calling card of the franchise, Johnson and Alonzo Mourning, drafted in 1992, couldn't get along. Both ended up leaving.
The same thing happened many years later when Baron Davis wanted out after the franchise moved to New Orleans.
Then, it was Chris Paul's turn.
Now, it appears Eric Gordon wants to be the latest to exit the franchise, although the team would be wise to send him packing.
At least the aforementioned players actually took the court as members of the Hornets. The best player ever drafted by the franchise never donned the pinstripes. Many are still wondering why anyone would trade Kobe Bryant (13th pick overall in 1996 draft) for Vlade Divac.
As you can see, being a Hornets fan hasn't been easy.
In 25 seasons, the Hornets have made the playoffs 10 times, but have never advanced to the conference finals.
Still, I was thrilled when George Shinn moved the Hornets west to New Orleans in time for 2002-03 season. The Hornets were competitive, led by former Kentucky star Jamal Mashburn, and featured a quality coach in Paul Silas.
Alas, the Hornets' time in New Orleans has mirrored their time in Charlotte - up-and-down with no sustained success.
There is hope on the horizon with Anthony Davis, Ryan Anderson and Greivis Vasquez forming a nice trio to build around.
But, I admit I'm a little sad.
The Hornets played their final game 11 days ago. Fittingly, it was a loss.
When the New Orleans professional basketball franchise takes the court the next time, the team will be called the Pelicans. The cool blue and purple uniforms, accented by the "Mardi Gras" gold, will be replaced by red, navy and a gold resembling the Saints, which is somewhat understandable considering Tom Benson now owns both franchises.
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One of the top highlights for me was meeting Servant Books author and songwriter Chris Padgett, who signed copies of his latest book, Wholly Mary: Mother of God.
Through Chris's enthusiasm and passion, Wholly Mary helps Our Lady come alive in fresh ways. His unique CD, The Rosary Project: A Celebration of Prayer and Song, has just been released by Servant Books and is a great companion product, and he is also the author of Spirituality You Can Live With: Stronger Faith in 30 Days, published by Servant last year. There's just nothing like meeting an author face-to-face, sharing a meal, and being able to brainstorm future product concepts. Chris has lots of ideas, and we had a lively, engaging discussion. Keep your eyes open for more from this dynamic author.
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Judge Mona Majzoub Gives Speech at HFCC
On Friday, March 22, U.S. Magistrate Mona Majzoub visited Henry Ford Community College at the
Michael Berry Amphitheatre and spoke to HFCC and Dearborn High School students.
Judge Mazjoub attended University of Michigan-Ann Arbor as an undergraduate and attended University
of Detroit Mercy for her law degree. After graduating, she studied law for 28 years in Professional
Liability Defense before becoming a judge.
Majzoub began her speech with a memory of first attending HFCC as a student. She mentioned her
Zoology and lab classes she took as a required for her degree. In the zoology lab, her professor asked the
class if there was anyone who wanted the extra pig that was available.
"I decided to take the pig home and wanted to show my father what I had learned, and what his tuition
money was buying," she said.
Her uncle was terrified by the dead pig in her bucket. "In my family, my HFCC experience will always be
remembered as a chapter in my education that brings more memories and smiles to our faces," Majzoub
Mazjoub continued, explaining where she first started when her parents encouraged her to put education
first. When she was eleven years old, her dream was to marry a boy in her class and become a race car
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"Before I knew it, it was 'good-bye dreams' and hello to an all-girls boarding school: Kingswood School
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her ethnicity and religious status, and he called her a heathen. Her classmate's mother drove them to from
then on.
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suspicious citizens. She gave the example of the 66 American citizens who were held hostage in the
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DOVER -- Perhaps there will be many more difficult challenges that still lie ahead for the Dover girls' basketball team come playoff time.
If there are, however, it's not likely to be anything like the grueling three-game stretch the Eagles just completed against some of the best teams throughout the entire York-Adams League.
While that question is still up for debate, one thing is now crystal clear: the Eagles will be the team to beat come next month's league playoffs.
After downing both Dallastown and West York last week on their home court, the hosts made it 3-for-3 against the top teams from Division I. Junior Alayah Hall's layin with 4.3 seconds left was the game-winning basket as the Eagles survived a scare from an intense Red Lion squad with a 43-41 victory.
Along with Dallastown's victory over Susquehannock Monday night, the Dover girls secured at least a share of the program's first-ever division title with the triumph. The win also kept Lokhaiser's club unbeaten on the season at 16-0 overall and 10-0 in the league.
"I can't say that we expected (this run)," Lokhaiser said. "But certainly we're happy to get those three victories. I told the girls up in the locker room that it's been a great two weeks for us on top of a great season so far."
After Red Lion's Morgan Kuehne squared the game at 41-all with a 13-foot jumper with 26.3 seconds left, the Lions nearly had a steal near mid-court to gain possession in the closing seconds. The official closest to the ball, however, instead called Red Lion's Kasey Seitz for a travel.
"The ball was a jump ball before it was a walk," said Red Lion coach Don Dimoff, who made it clear that he was less-than-thrilled with the league's move to a three-man officiating crew this season.
Hall delivers in clutch: That call gave the Eagles possession near mid-court and set up Hall for one more miraculous basket in what is becoming a fairy-tale season. Hall took the inbounds pass and drove left on Lion standout Jenny Horvatinovic. The Eagle junior got by Horvatinovic and drove all the way for an uncontested layup with 4.3 seconds remaining.
"She was just playing my right," Hall said of Horvatinovic. "So I just drove left and my left was open."
While Dimoff was critical of the way the game was officiated, he nevertheless gave credit to the home team for making all the big plays when it needed them.
"Dover hit some big shots," Dimoff said. "Hall made a heck of a shot there at the end. And credit to her."
The Lions were fouled bringing the ball up the court with 2.5 seconds left and were unable to get a decent shot off at the buzzer.
"It was tough to get the shot off because it was a little too deep," said Dimoff. "But it should have never got to that point."
Eagles hit homestretch: Now with just four league and six overall contests remaining before the playoffs begin, Lokhaiser knows that his players can't just sit back and enjoy themselves.
Not that he feels his young, but remarkably poised squad would act in such a manner.
"You can ask any one of my girls," Lokhaiser said. "Wednesday night we have Suburban down there and that's going to be tough. Certainly these three were good wins, but the next one is just as important for us."
Hall led the Eagles with 13 points, while Funk knocked down some big shots en route to 12 points while mostly handling the ball against the Red Lion pressure. Those two were also aided by teammates Marissa McMahon and Maxine Herman, who added eight points apiece in the triumph.
"Alayah certainly drives the ship on most nights for us, but we have a great group here," Lokhaiser said. "They play well together and at any time, any one of them could step up and have a great night."
Kuehne led all scorers with a game-high 15 points while Horvatinovic finished with 10 points for the Lions (10-6 overall, 7-3 Division I).
YORK CATHOLIC 63, KENNARD-DALE 40: At York Catholic, three players finished in double figures to highlight the Fighting Irish's 14th victory in a row. Morgan Klunk led the winners with 15 points, while Deanna Chesko and Zaenna Echevarria added 10 points apiece. Sara Tarbert had a tremendous game for Kennard-Dale accounting for 30 of her team's 40 points.
NEW OXFORD 41, YORK SUBURBAN 36: At New Oxford, the Colonials built a 13-point lead through three quarters and held off a rallying York Suburban in the fourth quarter to win the crossover game. Emily Clinton and Lindsey Miller combined for 23 points for New Oxford. Alexis Mailman was York Suburban's only double-figure scorer with 12 points.
HANOVER 51, YORK HIGH 44: At Hanover, York High's Chyna Steele poured in 32 points, but the Hawkettes used a 22-9 advantage at the foul line to turn back the Bearcats. Tracy Soukaina led Hanover with 18 points, and Shelby Barnes added 11 points for the winners.
EASTERN 57, FAIRFIELD 13: At Wrightsville, Elizabeth Myers, Lauren Beaver and Morgan Thomas combined for 32 Golden Knights' points. Eastern improved its York-Adams Division II record to 7-2 and overall mark to 12-5.
WEST YORK 48, NORTHEASTERN 39: At Manchester, West York outscored Northeastern, 12-6, in the fourth quarter to seal the crossover victory. No other information was provided.
SPRING GROVE 48, CENTRAL 42: At Spring Grove, the Rockets led by just one entering the final quarter (32-31) and hung on for the York-Adams League divisional cross-over victory. Morgan Arden led the Rockets with a game-high 25 points, including three from behind the arc. For the Panthers, Alexis Blanda led the visitors with a team-high 16 points. With the victory, Spring Grove improves to 4-6 in Division II and 8-8 overall, while Central falls to 3-7 in Division I and 6-9 overall.
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The big draw for many voters in the Tuscarawas Valley region Tuesday was the presidential contest between Democrat Barack Obama and Republican Mitt Romney.
The big draw for many voters in the Tuscarawas Valley region Tuesday was the presidential contest between Democrat Barack Obama and Republican Mitt Romney.
Tuscarawas County was a key swing county in an important swing state, drawing visits from high-profile Republicans in recent days, including vice presidential nominee Paul Ryan and House Speaker John Boehner of Ohio.
While Tuesday's sunny skies helped bring out voters, Tom Hisrich, chairman of the Tuscarawas County Board of Elections, noted that residents stood out in the rain for early voting at the courthouse when Hurricane Sandy moved through the area.
"People were very serious about this election," Hisrich said.
Voters from across the county, dubbed by the Associated Press as one of the 106 counties in the nation to watch, gathered at the polls Tuesday eager to cast their vote in the general election.
"I voted for Romney," said Becky Lamonica of New Philadelphia. "I went back and forth but when I was asked 'are you better off now than you were four years ago?' I'm not. And that would be the main reason."
Dorris Morrison of Dover voted for Obama. "Well, I'm satisfied with the way the country is running," he said. "I'm 91, and I think he's doing a good job."
Justin Perkowski, 28, of Dover voted for Mitt Romney because "nothing has changed in the last four years. Between the two, I would like a chance at change. What happened in the last four years didn't work. If I sat down for a job interview four years ago and promised a lot of things I didn't keep and got evaluated four years later, I'd probably lose that job."
Still, Allison Morris of Dover said she believes real change takes more than four years.
"I'd like to see what he could do without the pressure of re-election," she said of Obama.
Overall, the election came to a close in Carroll, Harrison and Tuscarawas counties with relatively few hitches — except for a number of Tuscarawas County residents were confused about where they were supposed to vote.
"A lot of them hadn't voted in four or five years, so they went to their old polling places," said Chuck Miller, director of the Tuscarawas County Board of Elections. "That was the biggest problem."
Board of elections workers were besieged by continual calls throughout the day from poll workers trying to find the correct precinct for residents who came in to vote.
Miller said he hoped that in the future, residents will call the board of elections before Election Day or check the board's website at boe.co.tuscarawas.oh.us/ to find out where they should vote.
Page 2 of 2 - The first precinct to report Tuesday evening was New Philadelphia 1A, which votes at the First United Methodist Church on West High Avenue.
The board didn't receive many complaints about excessively long lines at the polls. Miller noted that about 23 percent of registered voters cast their ballots during the early voting period.
"I think it was a good election," said the board of elections' Hisrich. "Everything worked quite well."
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I was on the chairlift today and we saw a guy in the park below fall on a steep rail. He wasn't wearing a helmet in his head was this close (
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That was one lucky guy. But had his head just been an inch to his right, it would have been lights out for him.
I have personally taken multiple falls and slammed my head hard. The worst was on solid ice and even with the helmet on properly, it was still painful and I had to sit there for a while before I felt ok to get going again. Just a hour earlier, before I went in for lunch, I had been riding around with only a beanie since I has been hesitant to wear my helmet. All I was thinking was that if I hadn't chosen to wear my helmet it would be very likely that I might not be here now. Always been wearing one when snowboarding since that incident, and it has saved me from many other impacts.
jennifer was exactly right- I've only hit my head hard when I've least expected it. I don't have to worry so much about it though by wearing a helmet. A friend of mine told me he's going to try snowboarding for the first time next week. After telling him about the recent death of that girl in MI and some of my own experiences I told him, "whatever you do, wear a helmet. It doesn't matter if you rent or buy one, just make sure you wear a helmet." Thankfully he completely agreed, because he actually cares about making a ridiculously simple and harmless decision to dramatically increase his protection and decrease his chances of long-term injury.
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Renovations at the Connellsville Area High School's auditorium and stage will be on display when the high school presents its annual spring musical, "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat," in early March.
"There are several major things," said Henry Molinaro, the musical's director and producer. Among the changes is a complete pinrail system, which is a stage-rigging system, and a state-of-the art sound and lighting system.
"No one cannot hear anywhere in the theater," Molinaro said. The new sound panels on the walls and ceilings enhance the acoustics in the auditorium. As the actors on the stage speak, visitors will tell the difference from past years.
"It's a good sound without the mics," said Molinaro.
An enclosed sound and lighting booth has been added. Before, the sound and lighting table was in the open with audience members surrounding it.
Twelve feet has been added to the stage so actors can be closer to the audience. The auditorium is also projector capable.
Work on the 1,318-seat, handicapped-accessable auditorium started in May of last year. Work should be completed and ready for the entire musical cast next week.
"It's a terrific upgrade," Molinaro said. "I'm excited about it."
Connellsville Area School District Superintendent Daniel Lujetic said he's pleased with the auditorium, which he calls a strong component to bring the community into the school.
The auditorium was originally built in 1969 with no major changes or overhauls over the past 43 years. The floor and curtains have been replaced a few times.
Renovations at the auditorium and stage area are part of an approximate $41 million total school renovation project that is expected to be complete in the fall.
"'Joseph' will kick off the new auditorium," Lujetic said. "It will be a phenomenal beginning for many great performances to come."
The performance dates for "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat" are 7:30 p.m. March 7, 8 and 9 and 2 p.m. March 10.
Tickets are on sale through March 10 at the ticket office in the visitors center in front of the high school. The ticket office will be open from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. The office will be open from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. everyday during the week of the show.
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