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Baxter stunned by Gatorade XC Runner of the Year award
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Californian won NXN title; set major CRs
By Steve Underwood
January 25, 2013
When Sarah Baxter saw her coach, Roger Evans, in her Friday morning history classroom, she knew there was something up. But Evans – a retired teacher – merely said that he was there for the special guest speaker.
"When I walked in, I saw all of these cameras and I was told there was a guest speaker," said the Simi Valley (Calif.) junior. "When I saw Allyson Felix go to the podium, I was really impressed."
Baxter, as modest and unassuming as they come, had no idea she was about to receive the Gatorade National Girls Cross Country Runner of the Year award. And the London Olympics triple gold medalist Felix – who while representing Los Angeles Baptist in 2003 took home not only the Gatorade track honor, but the overall Gatorade High School Athlete of the Year for all sports, as well – took her time in getting to that point.
"Allyson talked about motivation, focus, and how she's gotten where she is," said Coach Evans. "She talked a good 10 minutes. Then she finally asked if there were any cross-country runners in the room." When Baxter got up to the podium, Felix revealed a rather large Gatorade trophy from its hiding place. "Sarah turned white ... then she turned a very bright red."
The Gatorade Player of the Year tradition is to surprise athletes in their classrooms during a typical school day. Rarely has it worked as well as it did Friday. But that's due to Baxter's nature as well as the effectiveness of the setup. "She has no ego," said Coach Evans.
But Baxter had a season for the ages in 2012. Now back in 2011, as a sophomore, Baxter won her first Nike Cross Nationals champ to complete an undefeated year. But the Gatorade XC award went to Molly Seidel, a senior from Wisconsin, who claimed the Foot Locker title. Last fall, however, Baxter stepped up her game to a new level. At the October Mt. SAC Invitational in Walnut, she destroyed Amber Trotter's 2001 course record with a 16:00 for 2.91 miles that ranks with the greatest XC performances ever. At the D1 state meet at Woodward Park in Fresno, Baxter with a 16:39.7 (5k) topped a course record from another legendary prep harrier, Julia Stamps, that had stood since 1996. It was her third consecutive state championship, the first two coming when Simi Valley was a D2 school.
During the NXN Finals in Portland, times were slowed immensely by a flooded course, but Baxter pulled away from New York superstar Mary Cain and posted a four-second triumph in 19:17 to become the meet's first two time champ and cap off her epic campaign.
"This is really a great honor," said Baxter of the morning's festivities. "I'm really excited. I was very surprised."
The junior cited Coach Evans' move to have her train with the boys frequently during the fall, several months of injury-free training, and harder, faster workouts as the keys to taking the next step up. The mentor has cited Baxter's growing maturity and confidence. At heart, though, she's a team player above all else. "She easily bought in to our team's culture of sportsmanship, training, commitment, and team unity," Coach Evans said. "With the team she is just 'one of the girls' and for her, the team is the significant influence to her achievement."
That attitude is also why, as far as the track season ahead, Baxter is non-committal to any big showcase meets outside California – or post-season action, say at the New Balance or USATF level. She does have one big goal, however. "I really, really want to break 10:00 (for the 3,200)." If nothing else, Arcadia and her state meet should provide opportunities.
Baxter was also cited by Gatorade for maintaining a 3.15 GPA in the classroom and volunteering locally at a charity thrift store and on behalf of the American Legion Auxiliary.
The Gatorade Player of the Year program annually recognizes one winner in the District of Columbia and each of the 50 states that sanction high school football, girls volleyball, boys and girls cross country, boys and girls basketball, boys and girls soccer, baseball, softball, and boys and girls track & field, and awards one National Player of the Year in each sport. In addition to athletic excellence, the award recognizes academic achievement and exemplary character on and off the field.
This year celebrates the program's 28th anniversary. In that time, Gatorade has honored more than 11,000 State Players of the Year and more than 236 National Players of the Year, including many of today's top professional athletes, such as Peyton Manning, Lisa Leslie, Candace Parker, Kerri Walsh, Derek Jeter, and Emmitt Smith. For more information, visit www.playeroftheyear.gatorade.com.
Love the article, the family is so proud of Sarah and all of her accomplishments.


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Shout-out to Seven Days:
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Shout-out to Seven Days:
This will be a tough series for the Habs. Likely they will get smeared but, if the stars align, it is not out of the realm of possibilites for them to pull off an upset.
Read the series preview:
2010 Stanley Cup Playoffs: Montreal-Washington Series Preview
Just hearing Danny G in the beginning gets me pumped.
Playoff hockey is great because anyone cant beat anyone. What happened in the reg. season is done with. All of the controversy and media crap that went on this year means absolutely nothing.
To all the people who are saying Wash size is gonna be overwelming id like to say the famous quote that rings true in playoff hockey.
Its not the size of the dog in the fight, its the size of the fight in the dog.
And the Habs r gonna fight hard.
"if we beat the caps it will the greatest upset in nhl playoff history"
I seem to recall a time when a heavily favoured Habs team lost to the young, upstart Edmonton Oilers. I believe that's why they changed the first round from best of five to a best of seven. Now that was a upset. Us beating the Caps would be an upset, but nothing like that.
Don't argue with an idiot; people watching may not be able to tell the difference.
I like O'Byrne too. He certainly has assets they lack on the blueline. Seems like right from his own goal last year to his getting burned chipping last week, this guy gets crucified every time he makes a mistake. The toughness that you cite and the wilingness to mix it up are pretty much absent on that corps. In recent years those qualities would seem to mean his days are numbered here. I don't expect Martin to loosen his chain in the playoffs but I really hope he's allowed to play a regular shift next year and make some mistakes and grow as a player and get his feet and feel like he belongs out there.
I'm as excited as everyone else about Subban. This city is starving for a charismatic star player so I understand the anticipation.. I hope the expectations aren't unrealistic. He doesn't seem like a kid who's going to be intimidated by the bright lights but we all know that fair or not, there is going to be so much pressure on him. I prefer to withhold judgment until I see them perform in the NHL. I've seen my share of "can't miss" players. He sure seems to have the makeup to be a good one though. Same thing goes for Leblanc. I'd love to see a home grown kid lighting it up here in a couple of years. He had a great rookie year being just edged for rookie of the year by a player who is much older and has a lot more hockey under his belt. So I'm not pessismistic, just disappointed when I hear year after year about the bumper crop on the farm and don't see it translating to the big club. If you are talking numbers then Timmons has delivered his share of major-leaguers, that can't be denied. But I'd like to see him hit a couple more home runs that's all.
Michael Farber really doesn't like Gauthier or the way he got the GM's job does he?
Oddest power play: Bob Gainey, ex-Montreal GM. Gainey walked away in early February, just prior to the Olympic break and less than a month from the trade deadline. If he had waited until the summer to resign, he would have given new owner Geoff Molson at least time to consider some other candidates. (Dave Nonis? Steve Yzerman? Spare us team president Pierre Boivin's piety that a French-speaker is needed for the job. You can debate that necessity of particular linguistic qualification for the Canadiens coach, not the GM.) Given the timing, the Molson group had no choice but an orderly succession, which essentially meant that Gainey was passing the job to assistant GM Pierre Gauthier. Considering Gauthier's seniority and previous GM experience, it would have been insulting to slap him with an interim tag. Gainey not might have landed the free agents he wanted during his tenure, but this time he got his man. http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2010/writers/michael_farber/04/07/season.best.worst/1.html)
Boone, I suggest you refer to Theodore by one of the nicknames Caps fans in DC have given him:
Jose Three-or-More
A guy who was projected to go in the top 5 could have been had in the 3rd or 4th round?
ok – BigBigHabsfan – you are one of the few guys on this site who understands the BS we have been chewing on these last few years.
here are a few of my thoughts regarding your post – which was excellent.
1) AK and SK are busts; habs just can't admit it YET – AK And SK MUST be delt while they still have value – these guys are LOST SOULS – drifting in the wilderness – the money has overwhelmed them – SK makes $800,000 and AK makes $3,000,000 + -average salary in Belarus is $139 per month
2) OB has potential – if we're patient, he will be a top 4 defenceman; not a #1 or #2, but he could be a #4; and he's damn big, he fights, and he has alittle mean streak in him
3) Subban is a stud – hands down, the best pick the habs have made since they picked markov.
4) Louis Leblanc will be a great player – there is no doubt in my mind. he grew up 15 minutes from where I live – I just bumped into his father yesterday – his brother plays against my son. Future captain of the habs.
5) Thimens, PG and JM should all be let go….eventually. if they last the 2011 season, the 3 will be gone before 2012
6) Jeff Molson is a smart, avid hockey fan. He is the real deal, He will be an excellent owner.
keep the faith – you are clearly an excellent hockey guy and the habs are lucky to count you as a fan.
Great video! Would love to see more goaltending highlights though:P
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iIB9xT3Mu1o&feature=related theodore gets a laser pointer pointed at him.
– We've gotta beat the beat, and fist pump o2ur way to victory!
BiGMAN ..Me thinks I loves you,lol ! Can you ever hit a nail on it's head,nice read again bro……..
They put Jokinen in the shootout.
What a joke.
hello ovie!!!
"I'll take potent potables for 500, Alex" JB
Well. they limp into the playoffs and face the Caps..hmmmm..They've played well against them. It will take a full on effort from everyone, superb goaltending (heavy on the superb) and great ST's.. Nothing is impossible. I don't think Wash. is that good defensively or in goal. My heart says Habs in 7. but my head is leaning towards Caps in 6 if Halak can steal a game by himself.
Whatever happens, lets' all get on the bandwagon for this run. Deal?
if we beat the caps it will the greatest upset in nhl playoff history…we need the greatest goal tending performance and one of the worst goaltending performances by the caps..we need to score on almost all pp chances and allow almost no pp goals….based on these stats from a couple of days again this task looks unbelievable
laich height 6-2 25 goals
Habs will beat Washington in 4 straight with Maxim Lapierre series MVP…..
Actually I would pick the Habs to lose to Buffalo, NJ and Pitt.
we can beat the caps if we survive every game being out shot 2-1…scoring chances 4-1 and physical punishment 5-1…have you looked at the caps forward roster and their size and stats…8 our forwards would not make that team…if we beat the caps in 5 than we must be one of the best teams in hockey…i guess you would pick the habs to beat team canada in 4 …every hab player like in torornto is a superstar..the way we eveluate our talent is a joke ..if we had 16 year olds wearing the hab jersey we would still pick the habs
Habs in seven.
habs willl be demolished in 4.
The Habs are in for an absolute slaughter. At least we get to watch Washington for 4 games
The fans died down very fast in Philadelphia there, Montreal would still be singing Olé.
Here come the Caps…
Capital slaughter coming up!
Thanks Olli and Henrik!
Excellent, we get the Caps. we will win in 5
I nominate Gio for Habs MVP.
Pleks COULD be up there but he really let up since the Olympic break. He had great numbers this year and I want him back for 20 more but Gio is a guy who never gives up. When you think he's invisible one game, he comes back and scores.
He's got the heart of a lion and he is fearless. He's always in the dirty areas of the offensive zone and he is ALWAYS trying to get the puck.
What a warrior and I am proud to have him in a Habs uniform.
It's fair to say that Halak could definitely be the MVP aswell…but I don't know his motives yet. We'll see when he starts making the big bucks.
Laviolette over Torts by a country mile. It's not his fault he got stuck with inbred goons and crappy goaltending, haha.
Still, neither belong in 8th.
Scratch that… Give it to Laviolette because he actually tries to coach, unlike Torts who just cries all the time.
I could watch that Lafleur goal every day. Never gets old and never will…
i could coach the capitals to the record they have. "ovie, get on the ice", how hard is that? in all seriousness, until you win some playoff rounds, the likes of clouston shouldn't be that high on the list. i'd have jm ahead of boudreau and clouston. torts won the cup so he knows what it takes, but i still think jm is a better coach. the habs don't score five on five, but they don't give up goals either. jm did what he was brought in to do, make us better defensively.
pronger up to his old antics… see's shelley trying to get the puck so he takes a run at him, leaving his feet and shoulder to the head.
but can't give a penalty to pronger
"I like what I'm seeing right now," assessed Markov. "We're not perfect, but we're trying to be."
The depressing thing is that he still represents the best forward drafted by Gainey/Timmins and that is unlikely to change for a few seasons. Meanwhile on defence there is exactly one product from those years and he is riding the pine these days. Of course there have been a few good picks but I doubt anyone here could have done any worse simply by reading scouting reports. It looks like they got a pretty good goalie in Halak, potentially a number one. Same thing with Price although he is going to need major improvement to justify that pick at 5.
It's been great if you are a Bulldog fan because Timmins and Gainey had a special attraction for players who just lack the size or skill for the NHL. They obstinately refused to accept what everyone else has been saying for years…that they need to develop some bigger forwards, especially at center. Last year they drafted 5 centers presumably because they were coming to the realization that the ones they have on the farm arent going to amount to anything. In 2008 they drafted exactly one center. He was 5 foot 9 and weighed 150 pounds. He plays university hockey in Wisconsin. Sound familiar? In '07 they took one center with 9 picks. The hype coming out of Montreal around the draft that year was insane. You would think no other teams in the league had a shot at Subban, Mcdonaugh, and Pacioretty. It may turn out yet to be a very fruitful draft, we shall see, but the way the reporters were throwing Timmins on their shoulders like it was some sort of coup was ridiculous. Sports journalists aren't very original thinkers in general. So that gets spread around and they all start repeating each other and the next thing you know it's established fact that the Habs have the best prospects in the league. And if a magazine declares them number one one year they cant really drop them too far the next or else they lose whatever credibility people see in them in the first place. Look for them to drop several more spots in those bogus polls next year, in spite of the attention paid to the Canadiens.
I thought Gainey said a couple of very interesting things when he resigned. The first was when he said hed rather leave too early than too late. I almost drove off the road. No worries Bob. It wasn't too early I assure you. The other thing he said was he was leaving the team with the person he trusted most. I would infer from that, that he was allowed the decision of his successor. That's pretty unusual and quite frankly, given his record, I don't trust his judgment. It does suggest that if there isn't improvement there will be more wholesale changes made from above. They have added a lot of fringe players and not a single star. I'd like to see the whole scouting department held to closer scrutiny and not just the back-slapping they got from The Gazette for one.
1-0 Rangers!
How about ranking the 8 coaches in the East. I'm worried Jacques Martin's going to be out-coached by just about anyone else:
1) Lindy Ruff. The guy is a good coach. His teams are competitive and usually out-perform what they should do on paper. He has a ton of experience and he's been to a Stanley Cup final.
2) Jacques Lemaire: boring system but effective. He's a winner. His players buy into his system and he implements it well with the talent he's got.
3) Dan Bylsma: yes, you'd think it'd be hard to look bad as a coach with Sid and Malkin. They even made Michel Therrien look decent for a while, but you have to give a guy props for winning a Cup in his first year.
4) Cory Clouston: look at the turn-around in Ottawa since he took over last year. They played well in the 2nd half last year with him at the helm and they've been fairly consistent this year despite new personnel and a new goalie.
5)Claude Julien: he was a good coach here in Montreal and even though I hate the Bruins and I hate the way Julien sends his guys after our players, I still respect him as a coach. His team has finished strond despite injuries.
6) Bruce Boudreau: some people might put him higher, but I've found some of his decisions a bit questionable in the past and he's always playing cry-baby in the media. His team has been strong the past 2 years but he's also working with a ton of talent and depth. His team still doesn't come off well defensively and in goal and unless they fix tehir system on D, I think someone will knock them out in the first 2 rounds.
7) Jacques Martin: good regular season track record in Ottawa but never a winner in the playoffs. He has experience but that's about all he's got going for him this season. Good personnel management but his system is pretty awful and doesn't fit well with the players he has this year (aka he hasn't adapted well).
8) John Tortorella/ Peter Laviolette: guess we'll find out whether the NYR or Flyers get in soon. Yes, both these guys have had success in the past but their teams have been extremely inconsistent this year, even more than the Habs. Tortorella thinks too much of himself in my opinion. Whoever sneaks in is going to have a hard time matching up.
Halak is 8th but look how many young goalies have their teams in the playoffs this year: Halak, Rask, Rinne, Quick, Anderson, Elliot, Niemi, Howard. None of these guys has much playoff experience, and you also have guys like Boucher and Bryzgalov who haven't done much in the playoffs in a while either. Theo and nabokov have been inconsistent, and even guys like Lundgvist and Luongo have struggled at times this year. Other than Miller, there isn't a guy on that list who scares me.
Yeah because you have any way of knowing that. Yes AK46 has not developed like Ryan Getzlaf, Parise, Carter, Perry etc, but at the time he was ranked ahead of those guys. He was initially supposedly top 5 but because he had epilepsy when he was younger he was passed over.
What an epic mistake taking Kostitsyn in that draft.
He could have been had in the third or fourth round.
THN ranks the playoffs goalies, Halak comes in 8th.
______________________________________ Lets name a Captain…..or not….
Wow Boone, youre blog's on fire today!
Have to tide y'all over because I'm scooting out of town to a show and probably won't blog again till tomorrow.
Okay someone explain this to me please.
How do we end up in 7th?
If the Rangers win tonight we have the exact same record. SAME WINS, SAME POINTS, but they have more goals. Unless NHL.com made a mistake, doesn't that put THEM in 7th?
head to head recors i believe is before goals, but not sure
"I'll take potent potables for 500, Alex" JB
First tie-breaker: Wins. That's a push.
Second tie-breaker: Head-to-head record. Canadiens won three of he four games against NYR this season.
AAAHH!! Thank you!
Boone: When is the pre-playoff pilgrimage to St. Anne de Beaupre scheduled?
After we throw a virgin into the volcano.
Any volunteers?
This virtual waiting room thing is killing me
You will always be a Canadien in my eyes, Saku
good luck to all of you trying to snag playoff tix!
You may have to go to Toronto to find a virgin.
…or a volcano
That end to end rush then dish to Hamrlik in OT vs the islanders was just sick.
i noticed the same thing. at the end of a play you could see gill go off on laps all the way back to the bench. i'm curious if that is what elliot was referring to.
Poll:Lapierre is on this hockey team because of: A)His looks
B)His talent
C)His bravery
D)His ethnic background
E)His collection of incriminating photos of various members of
Habs' management
F)All of the above
G)None of the above
i thought i saw Gill say something to laps on thursday night against the canes..they were yapping to each other and skated to the bench, Gill's expression was your an — hole. i did not hear or see anything about it last night against leafs.
Elliot interviewed Gill before the game and asked him about what he said to Laps, Gill replied "thats between me and him".
Drive For 25 Is Alive!
If i remember the play correctly,gill had the puck and tried to pass it to laps but then it hit a forechecker and was deflected out of play. That's when i think laps said something to gill and then gill replied.
Tickets for game 6 in the blues… A little optimistic i guess, eh?
Well, A, B, & C are impossible, leaving D probable & E possible. Pas mal.
Your right about that game, I too seen him say something to Lapps on the way to the bench and at the time I thought in my mind Gill was not congratulating for something, he looked pissed.
Mr. Boone, I ma trying to get a Ball Hockey team together, how would you feel if i called it the Stubby Booners?
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"Where you from?" Paul asked his opponent as they sat down to their match.
"Japan?" Mitamura responded, not sure whether his opponent was being serious or not.
"Yeah, I know," Rietzl said, laughing. "I know where you're from."
Game 1
Mitamura, affectionately referred to as "The Chief" on Tour for his resemblance of the same character in the classic film "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest," had Putrid Leech to stem the Homuncusault. When Rietzl plopped Esperzoa into play, however, the 4/3 promised to fly right over the Leech's head. Paul continued his creature-casting rampage by playing an Ethersworn Canonist. The 2/2 was a great metagame choice, preventing players from getting their free spells from cascade cards.
Kazuya was slowly falling behind on the board, so he made an effort to catch back up. He used Maelstrom Pulse to blow up his opponent's twin copies of Fieldmist Borderpost, leaving Paul on just two lands in play. The Japanese player was still losing the air battle, falling to 12 from his American opponent's second attack with Esperzoa. Tidehollow Sculler from Rietzl revealed a hand of two lands, Enlisted Wurm, Broodmate Dragon, and Terminate for Mitamura. The East Coast native hid the removal spell, leaving Kazuya holding blanks for at least two turns.
Still, the savvy Japanese pro wiggled his way back in. A Maelstrom Pulse allowed him to blow up Tidehollow Sculler, netting him his Terminate back. He then used the instant on his opponent's turn to deal with the 4/3 Esperzoa, and Reitzl found himself mana-shy after only drawing a single land since his Borderposts had been destroyed. Meanwhile Mitamura had built up the six mana he needed to play Broodmate Dragon. Paul played additional weenies in the form of Vedalken Outlander, then a Master of Etherium to Crusade his board. Unable to trade positively, however, he was forced to ship the turn back without attacking, leaving Mitamura on 8 life.
Bituminous Blast took care of the Master of Etherium for Kazuya, and the three-time Pro Tour Top 8er finally went on the warpath himself attacking with his 4/4 Dragon token from Broodmate Dragon. Rietzl took a moment to consider his own options once he had the turn back, then sent his team sideways. Kazuya quickly moved Putrid Leech in front of the protection-from-red Outlander, then his Dragon in front of Ethersworn Canonist, but it didn't matter. Paul had Ethersworn Shieldmage, negating the damage from the blockers, and knocked his opponent to 4. When he played a Thopter Foundry the following turn, it looked like Paul Rietzl was playing the best Draft deck ever to see play in a Block Constructed tournament! His list was truly demonstrating the power of using cards "outside the box" to get ahead.
When a second Esperzoa hit the board, comboing with Ethersworn Shieldmage to ensure Rietzl's creatures would never die to being blocked, Mitamura had just a few turns to find a solution. When he didn't, the two players were on to the second game with the American leading.
Rietzl 1, Mitamura 0
Game 2
The 3/2 flying beater was soon joined by a Master of Etherium, but when Paul attacked, Kazuya found some cascade magic. His Bituminous Blast flipped Terminate to take out both creatures, and all Paul could do was resignedly sacrifice one to the Thopter Foundry. When his opponent untapped and plopped a Broodmate Dragon onto the board, Rietzl clearly seemed bummed about the state of the game.
Esperzoa allowed Paul to deal with the Dragon token half of Broodmate Dragon, but Kazuya simply plucked a second Broodmate from the top of his deck. "That's too bad," the American grumbled resignedly. With just one card in hand and a lone Thopter token in play, it wasn't looking good for Paul Rietzl. He tried to grind out a solution with Thopter Foundry slowly munching his Borderposts to chump-block the Dragons, but he couldn't find a permanent solution to the 4/4s, and the players headed off to the rubber game.
Rietzl 1, Mitamura 1
Game 3
The first plays of the game, as in the first two games, came from the Esper deck. Paul played Ethersworn Canonist followed by Thopter Foundry (in addition to a flurry of Borderposts), and then followed those with a Master of Etherium. Mitamura simply watched, building up his mana base with "comes into play tapped" lands. In no time, the Master was a 7/7 and came rumbling, along with Ethersworn Canonist and a Thopter token, into the red zone.
"7/7?" Mitamura inquired quietly, verifying the size of the robotic behemoth headed his way. When Rietzl confirmed, the Japanese player used a Path to Exile to blow up the Canonist, falling to 6. With his own turn back, Kazuya went to work on Paul's team. Bituminous Blast targeted the Master, and after revealing a few lands, the cascade ability flipped Infest. The sorcery could clear the board! The -2/-2 effect knocked Master down to small enough to die to the Blast. Rietzl didn't get the opportunity to sacrifice his Master to Thopter Foundry, but got a 1/1 from sacrificing a Borderpost instead. He drew for the turn, attacked Mitamura for 1, then played Esper Stormblade.
Kazuya drew his last card for the game, and laughed. Flipping his hand of lands, he conceded the match. The powerful reveal from his cascade spell wasn't enough, and Paul Rietzl needed just one more Swiss point to lock a slot in the Top 8.
Rietzl 2, Mitamura 1
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A photo of a rendering of the new Fleet Feet store at Culver Road Armory
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A cheer went up from the hundreds of runners poised at the start line of the Pumpkins in the Park 5K Saturday morning when Ellen Brenner announced a new location for Fleet Feet Sport's flagship store.
Fleet Feet is moving its Brighton store on Monroe Avenue to the Culver Road Armory adjacent to Cobbs Hill Park where Saturday's race was run. Yellow Jacket Racing will also be headquartered out of the new location.
The move is scheduled for February of 2014. The new location, at 145 Culver Rd. in Rochester, will include 9,000 square feet of space that will house a 3,000-square foot retail store and a ...


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|Effect of ubiquinone on exercise-induced lipid peroxidation in rat tissues.
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|PMID: 9189728 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE
|Changes in the amount of thiobarbituric acid-reactive substances (TBARS), an index of the lipid peroxidation, were estimated in liver, heart, and the red and white components of gastrocnemius muscle of control (C) and ubiquinone-treated rats (T, 10 mg.kg-1 daily, for 4 weeks) at rest, and 3 and 24 h after running until the rats were exhausted. The activity of creatine kinase in serum and the level of the non-protein sulphhydryl groups (NP-SH) in the above organs were also determined. The running time until exhaustion was longer in T than in C [83.0 (SD 13.8) vs 72.2 (SD 14.8) min, P < 0.05]. The exercise resulted in a significant increase (P < 0.01) in the TBARS amounts in all the tissues obtained from C and in the liver and heart of T. The postexercise amounts of TBARS were significantly higher (P < 0.01) in C than in T. The resting amounts of NP-SH in the heart and liver were significantly higher (P < 0.05) in C compared to T. The exercise led to a decrease in the NP-SH content in the heart and liver (P < 0.05) of C but did not seem to affect the NP-SH contents in these tissues in T. No effect of ubiquinone treatment on postexercise increase in the serum creatine kinase concentration was found. It was concluded that in rats ubiquinone treatment markedly suppresses exercise-induced lipid peroxidation in such organs as liver, heart and gastrocnemius muscle.
|J Faff; A Frankiewicz-Jóźko
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|Type: In Vitro; Journal Article
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|Title: European journal of applied physiology and occupational physiology Volume: 75 ISSN: 0301-5548 ISO Abbreviation: Eur J Appl Physiol Occup Physiol Publication Date: 1997
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|Created Date: 1997-08-01 Completed Date: 1997-08-01 Revised Date: 2006-11-15
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|Department of Applied Physiology, Military Institute of Hygiene and Epidemiology, Warsaw, Poland.
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Creatine Kinase / metabolism
Lipid Peroxidation / physiology*
Liver / chemistry
Muscle, Skeletal / chemistry
Myocardium / chemistry
Physical Conditioning, Animal / physiology*
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Thiobarbituric Acid Reactive Substances / metabolism*
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Northeast Wisconsin Technical College student Justin Herbert talks with Gov. Scott Walker about a computer numeric control lathe. Walker was in Green Bay to discuss $35.4 million in funding to bolster the education of future workers.
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Legislation signed earlier last week by Gov. Scott Walker allocates $35.4 million to help fund the education of the next generation of workers in Wisconsin.
Walker recently was at Northeast Wisconsin Technical College in Green Bay discussing the funding designed to bolster technical education at the college and primary education level.
"It's all about training more the skills needed to fill the jobs today and the ones that will be coming up in the next couple of years, and this is the place to make that happen," he said. ...


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Further implication that Christopher Kane is totally the next Balenciaga designer: Versace's contemporary brand, Versus, is parting ways with Kane "by mutual agreement." It should give him more free time to do things he enjoys, like taking the reins at a major French fashion house. [WWD]
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text: The word that Elijah longed to hear came at the last moment, the day the brook actually dried up. 'Go at once to Zarephath … I have commanded a widow in that place to supply you with food' (1 Kings 17:9). The prophet must have sighed with relief and thought, 'Terrific! A home at last. I would have preferred the offer of a more luxurious house, but at least I'll have some human company. You don't get much fellowship with a raven: "Beautiful day isn't it, ravens?" "Caw. Caw." "What's for lunch today?" "Caw." "What do you think about the political situation of the nation?" "Caw. Caw. Caw." Oh boy! Am I looking forward to some intelligent conversation! I bet she's excited too. God has told her she's going to have a prophet to come visit. I can see her now, basting the roast, baking the cakes – I can almost smell the cooking. Oh, joy!' God does it my way! When Elijah arrived at Zarephath, he met a woman. 'Is this the widow?' he must have thought. 'She's expecting me, so I'd better find the right password. I wonder what it is. Something to do with food, surely. As soon as I say "eat" or "drink" she'll know that I'm the one she's waiting for. 'Excuse me, can you give me some water and bread, please?' But the widow didn't suddenly exclaim, 'Oh, so you're the prophet!' and then shake him warmly by the hand. She said, 'I don't have any bread – only a handful of flour in a jar and a little oil in a jug. I am gathering a few sticks to take home and make a meal for myself and my son, that we may eat it – and die' (1 Kings 17:12). What a welcome! How did Elijah react? Did he say to himself, 'Lord, I thought you said that you'd commanded a widow to feed me! Well she doesn't know anything about it and she hasn't exactly got an abundant supply of food. Your plans have all gone wrong. It's a hopeless mess. We'll manage one scanty meal and then it's curtains for all of us!' God rarely does it my way! No. Elijah's response was magnificent. He didn't allow his dilemma to damage his faith. Instead he took note that the woman said her last meal was for herself and her son. There was no husband. She was a widow, indeed, and God had promised a widow. Although the situation was outwardly bleak, Elijah believed that he was still on course, and he sustained his walk of faith by telling her, 'Go home and do as you have said. But first make a small cake of bread and bring it to me, and then make something for yourself and your son' (1 Kings 17:13). How often we give up when we are actually still on course. How often we think, 'Oh, God, you told me … and it's not working. What's gone wrong?' Moses probably thought that. God had told him, 'I am sending you to Pharaoh to bring my people the Israelites out of Egypt' (Ex. 3:10). But when Moses tried to get the people out, he met not with enthusiasm, but with opposition. God had told Moses that Pharaoh would resist for a while, but Moses must have assumed that when Pharaoh had seen a couple of miracles, he would be bound to let the people go. This was not the case. In fact, things got so bad that Moses protested to God, 'O Lord, why have you brought trouble upon this people? Is this why you sent me? Ever since I went to Pharaoh to speak in your name, he has brought trouble upon this people, and you have not rescued your people at all' (Ex. 5:22, 23). Do you feel like that about your situation? Well, did God tell you that things would happen immediately, or does his plan need time to unfold? Are you walking by faith or by sight? It's easy to believe what you see, but 'faith is being sure of what we hope for and certain of what we do not see' (Heb. 11:1). God fulfils His promises Elijah believed that God would provide his needs through this widow, so he didn't yield to the thought, 'This is a hopeless mess.' Rather, he resisted unbelief and told the woman not to fear. Then, because he remained in faith, his prophetic gift began to flow: 'The jar of flour will not be used up and the jug of oil will not run dry until the day the Lord gives rain on the land' (1 Kings 17:14). Elijah's faith and prophetic word released the woman into faith too. She provided for him until the rain came – just as God had said she would. Have faith to see that God is committed to doing what he promised. Don't drop out because of disappointments and delays. God wants to give you a breakthrough. Keep believing for his provision – for your husband, your wife, your children, your parents, your church, even yourself. There will be no running out of resources. Hold your ground. Keep believing, move out increasingly into the supernatural and rejoice when God provides everything that he has promised.


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French poet and novelist and dramatist; leader of the romantic movement in France (1802-1885)
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Hugo is a city in the southeastern part of the U.S. state of Oklahoma, bordering Texas. Hugo is the county seat for Choctaw County and has a population of 5,310 as of the 2010 Census. The city serves as winter quarters for some circus performers. It is adjacent to the oldest school west of the Mississippi: Goodland Academy, begun in 1848. The town is located in a cultural area of the state known as Little Dixie, as it was settled by Native American tribes, African Americans and European Americans from the Southeast United States. It is near the tourist area of Kiamichi Country. Hugo is the starting point of the Indian Nation Turnpike, a 105-mile four-laned highway which runs northeast to Interstate 40 in Henryetta, providing a vital transportation link from southeastern Oklahoma to the state's largest cities, Oklahoma City and Tulsa.
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Archive for Thursday, March 9, 2006
Flu, sore muscles slow track practice
With winter drawing to a close and the spring sports starting to take their place in the minds of many students, Eudora track coach Phil Katzenmeier isn't exactly done dealing with the side effects of colder weather.
"We're trying to keep everyone healthy," Katzenmeier said. "The flu is going around so we're battling that. We always have a lot of sore muscles too to start out the year so we're trying to get everyone back."
When the 2006 edition of the Cardinals' track and field does regain its health, the team could be in position to repeat some of the successes that were achieved a year ago.
On the running front, the Cardinals will return a host of runners, who made their mark in 2005. Most notably the Eudora 3,200-meter relay team of Megan Ballock, Emily Ballock, Brittney Graff and Lauren Colman return to add to their successful fourth-place trip to state a year ago. Graff and the Ballock sisters were also state qualifiers in several individual events a year ago at Wichita.
In the field events, the team returns senior Nolan Smith, who set school records in the pole vault, and senior Carrie Lister, a state qualifier in the girls' shot put.
Along with the returning members, the Cardinals have a bevy of new faces to fill roles as the season progresses.
Eudora will have no fewer than 17 freshmen making appearances this year along with at least 10 newcomers in the sophomore and junior ranks. The addition of so many new faces to the ranks of the Cardinal team was a definite sign of encouragement for the head coach.
"That's good to see," Katzenmeier said. "There are a lot of new faces and there will be a lot of roles to fill, so yes, it's encouraging."
Those newcomers and the returning members began practices nearly two weeks ago with a stringent regiment of workouts designed to get everyone on the same page physically as the month of March wanes and the first meet at Wellsville approaches.
For the more veteran participants, the workouts were nothing new, but for the new members it was a time of adjustments.
"It's tough. It's an individual sport," Katzenmeier said. "They're starting to realize that it's a lot of work. We'll spend 45 minutes doing one warm up out there. But they respond to that, they're starting to understand that it's a part of it. They've responded well. I've been impressed."
That response to the workout will be tested as the Cardinals get out of the gates early in 2006 with a pair of meets in the first week of the season.
The Wellsville Relays and Baldwin Invitational will put the preseason regiment to the test, before the normal schedule of one meet per week gets under way.
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Candice Smith, a librarian at the Iowa City Public Library, displays a 19th century city directory. The library hopes to one day digitize those fragile directories and other local historical texts as part of its new digital history project.
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Public libraries have long had a dual responsibility: access and preservation. They are supposed to help catalog a historical work to ensure that it can be found when needed, but they also are supposed to preserve that work so that it survives for the next generation to access. And we're glad to keep hearing example after example of how the local librarians are coming up with savvy ways of doing both.
Staff from the Iowa City Public Library, for example, have been busy scanning photos and old negatives from Iowa City's early years to establish a new digital history collection - a Web-based ...


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Blackford flood defences breached for first time after heavy rain
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Flooding at Blackford, between Burnham-on-Sea and Wedmore, has over topped the flood defences for the first time since they were installed in the 1960s.
The culverts are more than four feet deep.
The A38 at Shute Shelve is blocked and firefighters were pumping pumping out flood water from houses at Cross and Compton Bishop this morning.


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Assemblywoman Nancy Skinner, D-Berkeley, said Assembly Bill 48 adds "reasonable safeguards" to the purchase of ammunition by requiring sellers to be licensed and purchasers to show identification.
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Four customers are without water service and a section of Anipeahi Street is closed in both directions as Board of Water Supply crews work to repair a water main break in Makakilo.
The break to the 8-inch main near 92-685 Anipeahi Street was reported at 11:25 p.m. Monday night. Repair crews have closed the section of road between Aoloko and Ualehei streets while they work on the water main, which was installed in 1965.
Repairs are expected to continue through most of the day. A water wagon has set up at 92-670 Anipeahi Street to provide water to affected customers.


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In May 2000, Steve Shpake of Long Branch walks along the beach enjoying sunrise in Long Branch.
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In New Jersey, the day begins with dreary skies and a chill in the wet air, with rain drizzling down, dashing hopes that spring could begin in earnest today.
Rain will most likely last until noon today, with some patch fog until 10a.m. .
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C. F. Martin & Co. named ''Business of the Year'' by Lehigh Valley Chamber of Commerce
BETHLEHEM, PA - C. F. Martin & Company of Upper Nazareth Township - Commonly known as Martin Guitar - received a Business of the year Award during the Greater Lehigh Valley Chamber of Commerce's fifth annual luncheon meeting. The award recognizes a business for attributes such as demonstrating successful operation and bringing pride to the region, according to the Chamber.
C. F. Martin & Co. Commemorate 175th Anniversary
Nazareth, PA - C.F. Martin & Company is celebrating its 175th Anniversary as the oldest surviving maker of guitars in the world. Currently the largest producer of acoustic guitars in the United States, the company is highly regarded for creating some of the finest instruments and introducing innovations that have become industry standards in the music products industry. The company, founded in the U.S., has been continuously family owned and operated for six generations. Currently headed by Chairman and CEO Christian Frederick Martin IV, the company has prospered as it has been handed down five times since it was started by German immigrant Christian Frederick Martin, Sr. in 1833.
"The 175th anniversary of our company represents a profound milestone. Our signature product and Martin's seamless tradition of quality to this day remain a significant source of pride for my family and all of those who are involved in crafting these extraordinary instruments," said Martin Guitar Chairman and CEO Christian Frederick Martin IV. "Since 1833 musicians have connected with audiences everywhere the world over, showcasing their talent and virtuosity over all genres. Martin's significance and cultural impact over 175 years is simply immeasurable."
In honor of their 175th Jubilee, C.F. Martin & Co. will kick-off a year-long campaign in honor of the acoustic guitar - an instrument that has helped define virtually all genres of music from classical and country to blues, folk and acoustic rock. Special events include an auction at Christie's of exquisite Martin prototypes, pulled from an archived collection, to benefit the Martin Foundation in late 2008. Additional initiatives include introducing a line of limited edition guitars, the publication of several books, a CD compilation featuring the performances of Martin artists, the introduction of an in-depth online photo gallery chronicling the company's vast history, as well as significant recognition locally, statewide and nationwide for the company's accomplishments and cultural contributions over the last 175 years.
Since, C.F. Martin & Co. has survived a wide variety of economic, social and political upheavals including the Civil War, post-war turmoil, influxes of immigrant populations with varying tastes and customs, World War I, the "Roaring '20s," the Great Depression, World War II, The Vietnam years and the technological revolution. Through it all, Martin not only survived, but its reputation and outreach ultimately improved and increased, earning an unparalleled reputation for dedication to exceptional quality and focus on one product - superbly well-crafted acoustic guitars. In recent years, despite the global economic downturn, Martin has set company sales records, crafted their millionth acoustic instrument, undergone a complete renovation and expansion of the Martin factory and unveiled an impressive new museum and visitor's center at their headquarters in Nazareth, Pennsylvania.
Responsible for creating a number of industry standards through the years, C.F. Martin & Co. developed "X-bracing," the 14-fret guitar and the "Dreadnought" size - all of which have been copied by virtually every acoustic guitar manufacturer in the world. This past year Martin Guitar was honored by Readers Digest ("America's 100 Best") and heralded by the New York Times ("Saving Trees is Music to Guitar Makers' Ears") for helping pioneer the guitar industry's eco-movement by developing instruments crafted from sustainable woods and innovative alternative materials - ensuring the future of Martin Guitar for generations to come.
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Frankfurt, Germany - Imagine the most full-service, one-stop music store you've ever visited, blown up to the size of 10 football fields! Every current music industry product is "in stock," "plugged in" and displayed beautifully. The technology is cutting edge. The sales and technical staff are the most informed; the support literature is fully stocked. Hundreds of thousands of products assembled in one setting! Musikmesse Germany is a nirvana for the musician looking for new "tools" to realize his/her own musical vision.
Martin introduced the JDP II model, the second namesake model for spunky Martin clinician Diane Ponzio. Diane is a dynamic singer/songwriter who has been with Martin for many years performing both in the United States and in Europe. Her strong European fan base makes Frankfurt's Musikmesse the perfect venue for the release of her striking 2nd Signature Artist Edition. Along with Diane, Martin Signature Artist Jacques Stotzem and John Goldie performed in our demonstration area.
Chris Martin presented the honorable Karl-Heinrich Hoyer, Mayor of Markneukirchen, Germany, and Heidrun Eichler, Curator for the Markneukirchen Museum of Musical Instruments, with a Martin DX 175th model. Markneukirchen is literally the belly of fine violin makers and not coincidentally, the birthplace of C. F. Martin, Sr.
As usual, Sunday's "public day" brings throngs of enthusiasts to Musikmesse and the Martin booth. This event affords the public a unique opportunity to play all of the new Martin guitar models. Martin's international appeal makes for a very strong exchange of cultural pleasantries.
Winter NAMM 2008 Giant Musical Instrument Trade Show
Anaheim, California - The winter NAMM 2008 presented a perfect venue for C. F. Martin & Company to kick off our 175th Anniversary celebration. We were proud to share this historic milestone with our friends, dealers and business associates. Stay tuned throughout the year for scheduled programs that will continue to connect you to our history.
The Martin booth was very busy the entire show, and the extensive new instrument line-up was well received. To learn more about the 25 new models, please visit the Sounding Board newsletter.
Celebrity power adds tons of excitement to music trade shows, and we had several of our Martin artists on hand. Laurence Juber, Joe Beck and the Charvel Twins dazzled visitors with their virtuosity in what we call "booth demonstrations." Ben Harper was also present in support of the brand new HM Ben Harper Special Edition model, and he was visited by his friends, the Blind Boys. Artist Robert F. Goetzl autographed postcards depicting his 175th Anniversary Celebration artwork. Robert is a cousin of Chris Martin. Several hundred attendees were lucky enough to see and hear Martin Signature Artist John Mayer perform solo renditions of his hit songs on the Acoustic Café stage. Located in the Anaheim Hilton Hotel, the Acoustic Café is a C. F. Martin co-sponsored venue that showcases acoustic artists and music.
January 17-18, 21-23, 2008
Nazareth, PA - To coincide with the winter NAMM show in Anaheim, California, Martin visitors were treated to a special unveiling of the 25 new instruments in the Martin Visitors Center, in Nazareth, Pennsylvania. This was indeed a unique opportunity, and we look forward to seeing you June19-25, 2008 (during regular business hours) as we display new models for summer NAMM 2008 in Nashville, Tennessee.
Acquire a Piece of Music History!
Nazareth, PA - Receive a personalized certificate that authenticates the purchase of a Martin guitar during this historic milestone.
As part of our 175th Anniversary celebration, customers who purchase a full-size Martin guitar between January 1 and December 31, 2008 and who successfully complete the warranty registration by March 31, 2009 are eligible. All qualifying purchasers will receive a congratulatory letter from C. F. Martin IV and a personalized "Certificate of Authenticity" commemorating the purchase of their Martin guitar during this historic milestone.


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From Young Adult Participants
"Thank you so much for bringing me here, this was really life changing".
From a student who came from a very difficult family life
"This is a movement; I want to take this back and show people what we do to each other and how we can change".
" I knew how I should treat people, but this experience made me understand how what I think are jokes can really hurt someone, it's changed me'.
A poem from one youth
"I learned a lot of things,
too many for me to count.
From waterbreaks and trail maintenance
To animals and care.
I learned 'bout building garden beds
And covercropping too.
I acquired so many skills
Too many for me to count,
But I'll remember,
So don't you worry,
All that I've been taught.
I really enjoyed the energy,
The community that was there,
The feeling shadowed all my tasks,
Lurking just around the bend.
I love the sense of family, the underlying goal,
The message nature whispered, the bonding she provided.
When we all worked together,
And bridged all the differences,
I saw how life could be, if…
Cities turned to gardens, and farms sprung up from nowhere,
And people closed the gaps."


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The Children's Theater Project is an extension of the Miller College Children's Literature Project.
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The performance will be held at the Binda Performing Arts Center on Kellogg Community College's campus on Saturday, April 21, 2012, at 4:00 and 7:00 p.m. Tickets may be purchased in advance by calling Jenny Andrews at (269) ...


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Financial services and regulatory winter update – December 2014 weblink
Top tips for dealing with a JFSC on-site examination; guidance on investment business on-site examinations and an important decision of the Royal Court concerning the information a party subject to regulatory action should be provided with.
MOrsel: change to qualifying period for unfair dismissal in Jersey weblink
From 1 January 2015 the qualifying period in respect of the right to claim unfair dismissal will change in Jersey for certain employees.
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An exemption from the Financial Services (Jersey) Law 1998 has been introduced for regulated hedge-fund managers who want to operate managed accounts for their non-fund clients alongside their fund clients.
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San Francisco Wedding Venue
2107 Lyon Street at Washington
San Francisco, California 94115
Contact: Event Manager
Phone: 415/346-6468
Request more information
Built in 1895 in Pacific Heights by a coterie of artists, architects and spiritual seekers, the historic Swedenborgian Church is rustic and charming in the Arts and Crafts tradition. There's a huge brick fireplace inside and, lit with candles, the interior is exceptionally beautiful and serene. Floors, walls and ceilings are wood, and the arching overhead beams are good-sized madrone tree trunks. In lieu of conventional pews, handmade Mission-style maple chairs are provided.
Many of San Francisco's most important (if not famous!) personages were once affiliated with this church, such as Robert Frost, who went to Sunday School here. The founders of the Sierra Club were all active associates, including John Muir. The Sierra Club's legendary landscape painter, William Keith, painted four large murals that line the north wall of the sanctuary, and Phoebe Hearst (William Randolph Hearst's mother) is represented by her donation of a rare cast-iron copy of Peter Vischer's 15th-century "Praying Madonna."
Adjacent to the chapel is a turn-of-the-century Craftsman house whose Garden Room, Fireside Room and Dining Room are used for receptions. Both the Fireside and Dining Rooms have working fireplaces. In front of the house, a quiet garden with a small pool, trees, benches and flowers provides a pretty spot for gatherings and wedding photos.
The Swedenborgian Church offers traditional, contemporary and interfaith ceremonies, with weddings usually scheduled three hours apart.
CEREMONY CAPACITY: The chapel holds 120 seated or 150 standing.
EVENT/RECEPTION CAPACITY: The house holds up to 75 seated or 120 standing guests.
Swedenborgian Church offers two wedding options (see below). For both, a $500 deposit is required to secure your wedding date and time. This deposit will go towards your final wedding fee. If you're also holding your reception at the venue, the fee is $400/event hour, and a $400 refundable security deposit is required. The rental fee for each option includes 2 hours for setup and 1 hour for cleanup. Additional setup time can be arranged for an extra charge. Full payment is due 1 month before the wedding.
Church Wedding: The fee for a Friday, Saturday, Sunday or holiday wedding ceremony is $2,000. Monday–Thursday ceremonies cost $1,500. The fee includes the assistance of a wedding hostess, wedding rehearsal, all candles in the church, a fire in the fireplace, conferences with the minister and musician, bridal dressing room and use of the garden for wedding photos. Minister's services are an additional $600, and staff musician is an additional $225. Use of your own officiant and/ or musician can be accommodated at no additional charge.
Garden Wedding: The fee for a Friday, Saturday, Sunday or holiday wedding is $2,500 for up to 85 guests. Monday–Thursday ceremonies cost $2,000. The fee includes wedding hostess, rehearsal, setup and breakdown, and dressing rooms. The historic chapel is available as a backup in case of rain. Minister's services are an additional $600, and staff musician is an additional $225. Use of your own officiant and/ or musician can be accommodated at no additional charge.
Note: If you have fewer than 10 guests, please contact the church office for special pricing info.
Wedding Receptions
Special Events, Parties
Business Functions/Meetings
Rehearsal Dinners
Catering: BYO or select from preferred list
Kitchen Facilities: yes
Tables & Chairs: provided
Linens, Silver, etc.: BYO
Restrooms: not wheelchair accessible
Dance Floor: yes, small receptions only
Bride's Dressing Area: yes
Parking: on street, garage nearby
Accommodations: no guestrooms
Telephone: house phone
Outdoor Night Lighting: access only
Outdoor Cooking Facilities: no
Cleanup: caterer
View: garden
Historic/Landmark Building
Alcohol: BYO wine, champagne or beer; no hard alcohol permitted
Smoking: not allowed on premises
Music: amplified ok indoors with restrictions
Wheelchair Access: limited
Insurance: not required
Other: no rice, seeds flower petals or bubbles
Acoustic Only
Access Limited
Receptions can be scheduled by arrangement. Guests must vacate the premises by 9pm.


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Of course he is. He has to be crazy to keep flying after all his close calls he's had.
Why can't you ground him?
I can, but first he has to ask me.
That's all he's gotta do to be grounded?
That's all.
Then you can ground him?
No. Then I cannot ground him.
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Ok, let me see if I've got this straight. In order to be grounded, I've got to be crazy. And I must be crazy to keep flying. But if I ask to be grounded, that means I'm not crazy anymore, and I have to keep flying.
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It's the best there is.
I don't know, but they ought to hang him.
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For Friday, March 30, 2012
POSTED: 1:30 a.m. HST, Mar 30, 2012
Matsumori Arashiro
March 14, 2012
Matsumori "Mutt" Arashiro, 95, of Honolulu, a retired electrician at American Electric, died at home. He was born in Koloa, Kauai. He is survived by son Kenneth H., daughters Carolyn C. Arashiro and Lynett M. Reese, and brother Matsuyoshi. Private services.
Donny W. Botelho
Feb. 2, 2012
Donny W. Botelho, 54, of Honolulu, a pipe fitter and welder, died in Kuakini Medical Center. He was born in Honolulu. He is survived by brothers Elwood and Fredrick, and sisters Arlene Abraham, Terry Botelho and Jacqueline Jarrell. Services: 3 p.m. April 7 at Cedar Assembly of God at Korean Baptist Church, 620 Waipa Lane. Casual attire. Lei welcome.
Max Gerald Botticelli
March 22, 2012
Max Gerald Botticelli, 80, of Honolulu, retired chief executive officer of University Health Alliance, will be remembered at graveside services at 3 p.m. Monday at Hawaiian Memorial Park Mortuary. He was born in Fenton, Mich., and was a former Army officer. He is survived by wife Alice, sons Marc and Paul, daughters Ann and Lisa, seven grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Online condolences: www.hawaiifuneralservices.com.
Blossom Kui Heong Liu Butler
March 19, 2012
Blossom Kui Heong Liu Butler, 87, of Pearl City, a homemaker, died. She was born in Honolulu. She is survived by daughters Debbie Gaffey, Ginger Suderman and Wendy Reeves; brothers Sam Y.Q. and Dr. Calvin Y.Y. Liu; sister Dora L. Kraul; four grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. Visitation: 11:30 a.m. Wednesday at St. Clement's Episcopal Church. Mass at noon. Private burial. Aloha attire. No flowers.
Jessamine S. Char
March 4, 2012
Jessamine S. "Jaz" Char, 89, of Honolulu, a retired Board of Water Supply employee, died in Honolulu. She was born in Honolulu. She is survived by sons Michael, Gregory and Joey; daughter Jennifer Arashiro; sister Rachel Chang; and four grandchildren. Visitation: 9 a.m. Thursday at Hawaiian Memorial Park Mortuary. Services: 10 a.m. Burial: 11 a.m. at Hawaiian Memorial Park. Aloha attire.
Raymond Yutaka Fujii
March 5, 2012
Raymond Yutaka "Ray" Fujii, 74, of Kaneohe, died in Maunalani Nursing & Rehabiltation Center. He was born in Honolulu. He is survived by sisters Shirley Hayashi and Norma Okasaki. Private services. No monetary offerings.
William K. Green
March 27, 2012
William K. Green, 65, of Honolulu, a landscaper and National Guard veteran, died in Honolulu. He was born in Honolulu. He is survived by sisters Johanna K. Medrano, and Kay U. and Wanda Takemoto. Private services.
Anna Naehu Hackbarth
March 12, 2012
Edward Carlson Hackbarth
March 23, 2012
Anna Naehu "Ah Nee" Hackbarth, 89, of Honolulu, a clerk stenographer at Camp Smith and Fort Shafter, and husband Edward Carlson Hackbarth, 88, also of Honolulu, a Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard pipe fitter and Army veteran, died in Honolulu. She was born in Wailuku. He was born in Makaweli, Kauai. They are survived by daughters Loretta Thomas, Leilani Hackbarth and Deanna Isbister; five grandchildren; and 10 great-grandchildren. She is also survived by brother Arthur Naehu. Visitation: 10 a.m. Tuesday at Hawaiian Memorial Park Mortuary. Services: 11 a.m. Burial: 1 p.m. at Hawaii State Veterans Cemetery, Kaneohe. Online condolences: www.hawaiifuneralservices.com.
Margaret Masumi Iizaki
March 15, 2012
Margaret Masumi Iizaki, 91, of Honolulu, a former University of Hawaii at Manoa secretary, died. She was born in Honolulu. She is survived by brothers Leo and Henry, and sisters Helen Narimasu, Emily Yamamoto and Elaine Nonaka. Private services.
William Anselm Kainoa Kahoekapu Sr.
March 11, 2012
William Anselm Kainoa Kahoekapu Sr., also known as "Kepa" and "Willie K," 65, of Kaneohe, a Honolulu city refuse collector, died in Kaneohe. He was born in Wailuku. He is survived by sons Kainoa Jr. and Henry James-Kamaile, daughters Sherri-Ann L. Rufino and Billie-Joe P. Kahoekapu, brother Joseph Jr., 12 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Celebration of life to be held on Memorial Day weekend in Wailuku. Contact family for more information. Online condolences: www.hawaiifuneralservices.com.
Tadami Kamitaki
Feb. 27, 2012
Tadami Kamitaki, 94, of Honolulu, a retired businessman, died at home. He was born in Puukolii, Maui. He is survived by sons Roy T., Wayne K. and Guy K.; daughters Ann S. Yamasaki and Lynn K. Ushijima; sister Matsuko Mizoguchi; and 12 grandchildren. Private services.
Elmer Kaulei Jr.
March 17, 2012
Elmer Kaulei Jr., 66, of Honolulu, died in Hale Nani Rehabilitation and Nursing Center. He was born in Honolulu. He is survived by brothers Ronald Kong and Jerry Kaulei, and sisters Victoria K. Alagao and Pamela Moreno. Services: 8 a.m. April 14 at Duke Kahanamoku Beach. Casual or aloha attire. No flowers.
Robert Sadao Kimoto
March 15, 2012
Robert Sadao Kimoto, 88, of Honolulu, a retired accountant with Fort Shafter, Tripler Army Medical Center and H&R Block, and an Army veteran, died in the Queen's Medical Center. He was born in Honolulu. He is survived by wife Susan, sons Alan and Chris, daughter Shirley Fukushima and six grandchildren. Private services.
Judith Wilcox King
March 11, 2012
Judith Wilcox King, 67, of Aiken, S.C., died in Aiken. She was born in Lihue. She is survived by sons Mark I. Bryan and Michael C. Bryan Jr., daughters Deborah B. Chow and Sherry K. Niethammer, sister Pamela W. Dohrman and 11 grandchildren. Services: 3 p.m. June 6 at Lihue Cemetery, Kauai. No flowers. Donations suggested to Waioli Corp., P.O. Box 1631 Lihue, HI 96766; Island School, 3-1875 Kaumualii Highway, Lihue, HI 96766; or a charity of choice.
Margaret Wai Sui Lum
March 21, 2012
Margaret Wai Sui Lum, 94, of San Jose, Calif., formerly of Honolulu, died in Cupertino, Calif. She is survived by son Calvin, daughters Joanne Tong and Jean Fukuda, nine grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. Services pending.
Betty Sumire Machida
March 17, 2012
Betty Sumire Machida, 87, of Hilo, a homemaker, died at home. She was born in Honolulu. She is survived by daughter Margo, brother Jack Yamashiro and sister Martha Yamashiro. No services.
Anson Mendoza
March 17, 2012
Anson Mendoza, 64, of Pearl City, an Army veteran who served in the Vietnam War, died in Pearl City. He was born in Honolulu. He is survived by brother Noberto and sisters Lovyna Maynes, Haleann Magsayo and Tina Romero. Visitation: 5:30 p.m. Monday at Mililani Mortuary-Waipio, makai chapel. Services: 6:30 p.m. Casual attire.
Margaret Morita
March 9, 2012
Margaret "Umeyo" Morita, 90, of Honolulu, a University of Hawaii bookstore retiree, died in the Queen's Medical Center. She was born in Puukolii, Maui. She is survived by husband Jack T.; son Timothy T.; daughters Marilyn Takeshita and Wanda M. Murata; brothers Wallace, Harold and Edwin Kubo; six grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren. Visitation: 9:30 a.m. Tuesday at Diamond Head Mortuary. Services: 10 a.m. Inurnment: 10 a.m. Wednesday at Valley of the Temples. Casual attire. Online condolences: www.hawaiifuneralservices.com.
Gerald Kenji Nagao
March 11, 2012
Gerald Kenji Nagao, 48, of Fremont, Calif., died. He was born in Honolulu. He is survived by wife Hyonae; son Landon; stepsons Alexander and Nicholas; father George; brothers Wayne, Steven, Wesley and Garrick; and grandmother Shizue. Services: 11 a.m. April 7 at Shingon Shu Hawaii, 915 Sheridan St. Casual attire. No flowers.
Grace Mitsuyo Nojima
March 2, 2012
Grace Mitsuyo Nojima, 94, of Kailua, a homemaker, died in Castle Medical Center. She was born in Waimanalo. She is survived by daughters Sally and Sadie, brother Jiro Koike and sisters Margaret Ooka and Clara Ogawa. Private services. No monetary offerings.
Jameelah Peer
March 16, 2012
Jameelah Peer, 57, of Kailua, a teacher, died in Kailua. She was born in New York. She is survived by son Mikail; daughters Aliya, Nadia and Avishan; mother Debbi Glanstein; brothers Steve, Jeff and Russ Glanstein; and sisters Jan Waiolama and Miki Liu. Services at a later date.
Baden Powell Pere
March 11, 2012
Baden Powell Pere, 78, of Laie, a Brigham Young University-Hawaii educator, died in Kahuku. He was born in New Zealand. He is survived by sons Jared, Dana and Guy; daughters Teryl Soren, Rani Kaanaana and Kim Paalua; 13 grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. Visitation: 9 a.m. April 7 at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Laie Stake Center. Scattering of ashes to follow at Clissold Beach, Laie.
Wallace Pratt
March 16, 2012
Wallace "Wally" Pratt, 81, of Ewa Beach, a retired federal firefighter and Army veteran, died in Pali Momi Medical Center. He was born in Honolulu. He is survived by wife Pearl P.; son Eric; daughters Wallene Murray, Colleen Mundon and Kathleen Murphy; brothers Merlin and Edward; sisters Emmaline Yen and Genevieve "Jay" Pratt; eight grandchildren; and numerous great-grandchildren. Visitation: 8:30 a.m. Monday at Borthwick Mortuary. Services: 10 a.m. Burial: 1 p.m. at National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific, Punchbowl. Online condolences: www.borthwickoahu.com.
Rosario A. Sabala
March 7, 2012
Rosario A. Sabala, also known as "Charing" and "GiGi," 96, of Honolulu, retired owner and director of Sabal's Pre-School and Day Care, died in Las Vegas. She was born in Cebu City, Philippines. She is survived by daughters Billie Ann Sabala, Kathleen Connolly and Kym Y.S. Loo; seven grandchildren; 17 great-grandchildren; and 10 great-great-grandchildren. Visitation: 9:30 a.m. Wednesday at Diamond Head Mortuary. Celebration of life: 10:30 a.m. Private inurnment. Casual attire. No flowers. Online condolences: www.hawaiifuneralservices.com.
Davida Serdenia
March 25, 2012
Davida "Vida" Serdenia, 40, of Makakilo, a homemaker, died in Aiea. She was born in Honolulu. She is survived by husband Eulogio S., daughters Kailyn and Klowie, mother Laura Bargas, brothers Leroy and Juanito Rasay, and sisters LeeAnn Verano and Josaphine Rarsay. Services pending.
Herbert Justin Swift
March 8, 2012
Herbert Justin Swift, 87, of Kailua, a retired services and supplies manager at Hawaiian Tel and an Army veteran, died in Kailua. He was born in Honolulu. He is survived by son Norman; daughters Veronica and Tracy Swift, Gloria Brown, Cynthia Silva and Carol Pohina; brother Robert; 12 grandchildren; and nine great-grand-children. Visitation: 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at St. Anthony of Padua of Kailua. Services: 11:30 a.m. Burial: 2 p.m. at Hawaiian Memorial Park. Online condolences: www.hawaiifuneralservices.com.
James Yoshiyuki Terai
March 18, 2012
James Yoshiyuki Terai, 83, of Honolulu, a retired RC Cola salesman, died at home. He was born in Honolulu. He is survived by sons Stuart J., Lance C., Jason K. and Todd T.; daughter Luanne S. Keohokapu; sister Lana Nakamoto; nine grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. Private services.
Diana Thatcher-Escamilla
March 21, 2012
Diana "Kalani" Thatcher-Escamilla, 61, of Hollywood Hills, Calif., died. She was born in Kailua. She is survived by husband Jose Escamilla, son Rhendall Thatcher, brother Arleigh Thatcher and numerous grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Private services.
Jacques J.H. van Belle
March 23, 2012
Jacques J.H. van Belle, 88, of Honolulu, a real estate broker and photgrapher, died in Hono-lulu. He was born in Holland. He is survived by wife Helen A., son Jacques Jr., brother Jean-Jacques and sister Maria Wilhelmina Buissink. Celebration of life and scattering of ashes at a later date.
Irene Tomi Won
March 10, 2012
Irene Tomi Won, 80, of Honolulu, a retired Aikahi Elementary School teacher, died in Honolulu. She was born in Haiku, Maui. She is survived by husband George; son Gregory; daughters Georgianne and Francine; brothers Masaru and Masato Shingaki; sisters Muriel Wehrman, Hazel Kawasaki and Suzanne Yamashita; and two grandchildren. Visitation: 3 p.m. Wednesday at Borthwick Mortuary. Services: 4 p.m. Online condolences: www.borthwickoahu.com.
Rose Shigemi Yoshizaki
March 10, 2012
Rose Shigemi Yoshizaki, 83, of Kaneohe, a retired Kapiolani Medical Center accountant, died in Kailua. She was born in Koolaupoko, Hawaii. She is survived by brothers Theodore, Harold and Reginald. Visitation: 9 a.m. Wednesday at Kaneohe Higashi Hongwanji. Services: 10 a.m. Scattering of ashes to follow at Valley of the Temples. Online condolences: www.hawaiifuneralservices.com.


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Organization expert Erin Rooney Doland will show you how to clear the clutter, simplify your surroundings, and create the stress-free life you deserve—in just one week.
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ENB Region 2 Completed Applications 10/12/2011
Queens County
Epic Pharma LLC
227-15 N Conduit Ave
Springfield Gardens, NY 11413
Epic Pharma LLC
227-15 N Conduit Ave
Laurelton, NY 11413
Application ID:
Permit(s) Applied for:
Article 19 Air Title V Facility
Project is Located:
Queens, Queens County
Project Description:
The Department has prepared a draft permit and has made a tentative determination to issue a Title V Renewal 1 for a facility that produces pharmaceutical tablets and capsules. Emission sources include chemical granulation, blending and drymixing, wet mixing, oven drying, film coating, time release seeds manufacturing, encapsulation and tablet compression. The renewal also includes an increase of VOC emissions of 2.45 tpy on a 12-month rolling basis. With this increase the VOC emissions for the facility are capped to 37.45 tpy on a 12-month rolling basis.
In accordance with 6NYCRR Parts 621.7(b)(9) and 201-6.4(c), the Administrator of the United States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) has the authority to bar issuance of any Title V Facility Permit if it is determined not to be in compliance with applicable requirements of the Clean Air Act or 6NYCRR Part 201.
Persons wishing to inspect the subject Title V files, including the application with all relevant supporting materials, the draft permit, and all other materials available to the DEC (the "permitting authority") that are relevant to this permitting decision should contact the DEC representative listed below. The Draft Permit and Permit Review Report may be viewed and printed from the Department web site at: http://www.dec.ny.gov/chemical/32249.html.
DEC will evaluate the application and the comments received on it to determine whether to hold a public hearing. Comments and requests for a public hearing should be in writing and addressed to the Department representative listed below. A copy of the Department's permit hearing procedures is available upon request or on the Department web site at: http://www.dec.ny.gov/permits/6234.html.
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 not subject to SEQR because it is a Type II action.
SEQR Lead Agency: None Designated
State Historic Preservation Act (SHPA) Determination:
The proposed activity is not subject to review in accordance with SHPA. The permit type is exempt or the activity is being reviewed in accordance with federal historic preservation regulations.
Coastal Management:
This project is not located in a Coastal Management area and is not subject to the Waterfront Revitalization and Coastal Resources Act.
Opportunity for Public Comment:
Comments on this project must be submitted in writing to the Contact Person no later than Nov 14, 2011.
Elizabeth A Clarke
NYSDEC Region 2 Headquarters
47-40 21ST St
Long Island City, NY 11101


text: 13 Syrians Killed Saving Injured British Journalist Paul Conroy smuggled from Homs into Lebanon By Rob Quinn, Newser Staff Posted Feb 29, 2012 3:31 AM CST STORY COMMENTS (7) (Newser) – The wounded British photographer who was spirited out of the besieged Syrian city of Homs to safety in Lebanon escaped at a terrible cost to the rebels who helped him. Activists say 13 of their number were killed by snipers and shelling in the drive to rescue Paul Conroy and three other injured Western journalists, AP reports. Conroy was injured in the leg in the same attack that killed his Sunday Times colleague, Marie Colvin, and a French photographer. The rescue party split up after it came under attack from Syrian government forces while trying to leave Homs, and the fate of the three other journalists is unclear, the Telegraph notes. The United Nations, which estimates that attempts to crush the uprising are now claiming the lives of more than 100 civilians a day, is working on a resolution to end the hostilities, and allow humanitarian aid to reach Homs and other areas. Paul Conroy of the Sunday Times lies wounded in a makeshift clinic in Homs, Syria (AP Photo/Shaam News Network via Associated Press Television News) ADVERTISEMENT(Click Prev or Next to continue viewing images.) « Prev« Prev | Next »Next » Slideshow Associated Press (Source Grid ») Guardian (UK) (Source Grid ») Telegraph (UK) (Source Grid ») Media • World Syria • journalist • Homs • Syrian uprising • Marie Colvin • Paul Conroy SHARE YOUR TAKE: Check out another Depressing story: 8-Year-Old Girl Killed While Driving Car 0% 1% 4% 77% 8% 8% To report an error on this story, notify our editors.


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French Vietnamese choreographer Ea Sola was born in Vietnam andtrained in Paris. She left her homeland at the height of the war and returned in 1990 to conduct five years of research on the traditional music and dance of Vietnam and the lasting effect of the war on its people.
The culmination of this research was 1995's Drought and Rain, a work that celebrates historical and cultural memory and meditates on the cost of conflict and imperialism. Now, 16 years later, together with a group of elderly women from the north of Vietnam whose singing had consoled the soldiers in the front lines and an ensemble of six virtuoso traditional musicians, Ea Sola has recreated this moving work.
Shifting between hypnotically slow, graceful movements and urgent, almost visceral reactions they create a powerful and hugely compelling account of the human legacy of war with performers who lived through it.
Roseberry Avenue, Islington
Seating plan
Running time: 75 mins (no interval). Latecomers will not be admitted (no interval)
Monday 19th – Tues 20th September 2011
Song lyrics will be in Vietnamese but will not affect understanding of piece (translation of lyrics will be in the programme).
Age suitability: no under 5's. The company say it may be difficult for young children, not because of any adult content but because of the nature of the piece.
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