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Alpena Things to Do
4th of July
There is always many things to do around the 4th of July, there is the sandcastle contest, fireworks, parade, downtown entertainment, rubber duckie racemore
Downtown Riverfest is held each year; during Riverfest you will see live lumberjack demonstrations as well as live entertainment, Fun family event celebrates Alpena's lumbering history and the importance of the Thunder Bay River. Professional lumberjack shows, entertainment, music, food, storytelling, chainsaw carving, fun and games. Located on the...more
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Every summer at the boat harbor there is Art on the Bay were local artists show off their works all available for purchase.more
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John a Lau Saloon: John a Lau Saloon
This is a very unique restaurant, they have an upstairs and downstairs and you can choose where you want to be seated. It is all decorated like an old time saloon, the soup in a bread bowl is my favorite item there. They have great food, it is a little pricey but very good.
Favorite Dish: Soup in a Bread Bowl
Alpena Nightlife
Fletcher Brewpup: Great Local Brewpub
A selection of good local beers and soda brewed in the same building, including pale ale, stout, pils, wheat, lagers, root beer and cream soda.
No food available in house but you can order food (pizza, etc) to be delivered.
One large screen TV.
Dress Code: None
Alpena Shopping
Alpena Mall: Alpena Mall
The Alpena Mall is a small mall, it consists of JCPenny's, Fashion Bug, Maurices, Claires, Radio Shack, JCPenny Home Store, Glick's, Hallmark, Regis Hair Salon, Walden Books, Lee's Fashions, Payless Shoes, FYE, GNC, Gordon Foods, Pearle Vision, and a few other small stores
What to pay: Prices are the same as any other mall
Alpena Off The Beaten Path
Old Presque Isle Light
The reefs and rocky shores of Lake Huron have been a threat to shipping since the Griffin set sail in the 1690's (Sieur La Salle). Early on, a light was built on this coast to warn ships away. This light is easily reache by car, but you will be taken back into the 1800's as you leave the paved road and begin following a dirt track between the...more
Presque Isle Light
Presque Isle or 'False Island' is a chunk of the Michigan shore that stands out into Lake Huron. To it's southeast is a huge marine sanctuary because of all the wrecks in the area. Presque Isle is formed by a series of 'shales' streaching out into the lake.This lighthouse, built in 1870 by Orlando M. Poe, is one of three Great Lakes towers built...more
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The Federal Building
Another historic structure in Alpena's Government Square is the Depression-era Federal Building. It now houses regional offices for the Coast Guard, as well as facilities for the US Fish and Wildlife Service.more
Alpena City Hall
"Located on the Government Square, City Hall remains one of Alpena's most prominent structures. In 1904, when the city council chose to construct the building of Bedford (Indiana) limestone or concrete from Alpena's blossoming cement industry, many people objected. Bay City architects Clark and Munger designed City Hall in the Georgian Revival...more
Fine Old Victorians
Relatively speaking, Alpena was more prosperous in 1920 than it is today. The industrial and logging wealth of northern Michigan allowed for the construction of numerous middle and upper-middle class homes in the community. Fortunatly, a number have been well-maintained, and occasionally the community offers home and garden tours of several of...more
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Funny, D, you clearly feel very strongly about Rocky -- as I do -- but guaranteed, had you seen him spar, you'd have hocked every earthly possession and put it on Moore. Rocky was a horrendous gym fighter.
Reading Skehan's biography on Marciano had something to do with that, as did the fact that I then viewed Murray Woroner's filmed performance between Marciano and Ali twice on late night TV.
When Hagler was Middleweight Champ, my sister worked at a law firm representing him in Boston, and they were on a first name basis. Through the Petronelli's the link between Marciano and Hagler becomes very close in New England.
Given his dedication to conditioning (thanks to his disastrous amateur deput), it is kind of ironic that he was such a dreadful gym fighter. But he absolutely made the most of his ability, and being a more regular sized and regular looking guy (as well as one who stayed true to his roots), it's hardly surprising that his story would resonate as it does with average fight fans.
My understanding is that Charley Goldman was always careful to make sure that he was comfortable with his positioning through much of the training process, not trying to force him into a form mold he didn't naturally fit.
I have their book on boxing and bodybuilding, but I can't say I was particularly impressed by it. (Dempsey's "Championship Fighting" blows the doors off of any instructional book I've encountered by a prominent pugilist.)
From what I've read of Rocky's sparring sessions with Cesar Brion, he needed to be a lousy gym fighter just to get sparring mates in the ring with him.
Winning ugly is something most of us can identify with.
Listening to Moore, and reading what he wrote, I probably would have hocked every earthly possession I had, and put it on Moore to beat young Cassius Clay! (Unless I listened to Archie wearing earplugs, and was reading his writings with a blindfold!)
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I feel guilty about having only one child. What can I do?
Laurel says, "I'm a 39-year-old mother of a 13-month-old. I'm not sure if I want to have another baby, but I'm worried that my son will miss not having brothers and sisters. Is it unfair to my son to raise him as an only child? I love being a mom, but I have some health issues and had a hard time with postpartum depression. I'd have to stop taking one of my medications in order to get pregnant again. My husband hasn't brought this topic up, but everyone else seems to think we should try for another child. What should I do?"
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I'm an only child and have a close relationship with both of my parents. I also had cousins close to my age. I think that as long as you spend some quality time with your child playing games it really doesn't impact their development. I have many friends and most of my relationships tend to be very close.posted 11/22/2005 by a BabyCenter Member
I have read some comments about the world population and that it is irresponsible to have more than one child. Resources are not spread evenly throughout the world, any money or resources saved by not having a second child here in North America would likely be used for luxuries etc. rather than redirected to needy children elsewhere, so the overpopulation argument is not valid in this context.posted 11/22/2005 by qosummer
This is a very personal decision to make.Our son is 21 months old and will be an only child. I had severe preeclampsia in the second trimester of my pregnancy. As a result, our son was born at 29 weeks and spent a month and a half in the NICU. I don't think it would be fair to put another child through the experience that he went through. On the plus side of having only one child, my husband and I will have more time to spend with him and will be able to provide more for him financially. We, too, have been pressured to have another child. People just don't seem to understand that 'only children' can be just as happy and fulfilled as children who have siblings.posted 11/22/2005 by a BabyCenter Member
I am 22 and i have a 22 month old who is and will be an only child. she does have a half brother who she rarley sees. She is the most out going happy child. she is not afraid of stranger or seperation. she plays great with other kids, dosnt hit ( exsept when a person child or other wise is in the way of tantrum and then she dosnt really mean to hit them) she talks great and is very sensitive. she shares pretty well for a toddler you ask and over half the time she will share. I am a stay at home mom and she has never been in a day care. So far she has disproven every saying for kids. my point everyone and every family is an individual and should do as it seems right for you and dont listin to what everyone else says they may not be right it is just their opinion.posted 11/22/2005 by Mommy2Alyzia
I really do understand how you feel. I am in a very similar situation. I have a 16 month old son and am going through the same feelings. I am not sure what our ultimate decision will be, but if we choose to have no more children, I know that my son has 2 cousins that will be like his sister and brother. I want my son to have that bond with a sibling too, but not at all costs. I think it is better for him to have a healthy mom, then anything else. That will be my deciding factor. I have also noticed a trend towards having 1 child these days, so our children certainly won't be the few without a sibling.posted 11/22/2005 by luvmyethan04
i believe that every woman knows when she is done having children...if you feel like you personally are done and your hubby and you are on the same page, so be it!! you do not need to defend your choices for your family to anyone that "really" matters except God!posted 11/21/2005 by zmomma2
I had my first child at age 39, and she will be my only one - not by choice, but because I suffered heart failure from the pregnancy. I would have LOVED another - and would have if I could have. I loved everything from learning I was pregnant, being pregnant until this very moment with her. (age 21 months). Because I cannot have another - I just put extra cherish into her - and hope that we have a bond that will make her feel secure about herself, and that she may carry that feeling with her as she grows up. (She does have a step-brother who is 15 years old, they have a close bond - but technically - she is my only shild - and he is almost an adult) My thought for you: do what is in YOURS, and your husband's hearts - not what others "think you should do". You have to do what is right by you, your husabnd and your son.posted 11/21/2005 by a BabyCenter Member
My gosh this dilemma could have been written by me. I am the same age with a daughter the same age and have the same exact issues. Unbelievable the coincidence! I want a second one though but since I can barely surive the first one here...whew, I don't know...posted 11/21/2005 by a BabyCenter Member
Hi, I am 43. I have a 5 year old biological son and an 18 month adopted daughter. If - and only if you and your husband decide that a second child is really wanted, prehaps adopting a child is an option. That would enable your family to grow and hopefully bypass any PPD issues. But again, it is a personal decision, I just wanted to highlight another possibility. Good luck.posted 11/21/2005 by carroil
First off... forget what everyone ELSE says. It's easy to tell people how to live their lives, as long as it's THEM living it (not the one giving the advice). My personal choice was that I did not want my son to be an only child, but that is not something that I am going to force down anyone else's throat. It's my life, not theirs. What works for me, won't necessarily work for someone else. You also have the personality/temperament of each child to keep in mind. My advice is that you should absolutely NOT put yourself at risk for the sake of making other people happy. If you would have to stop taking a medication to get pregnant (and you don't particularly want to be pregnant again), then to me it seems like the decision is made and others need to butt out. (Hey, some people have over ten children, but no way on God's Green Earth am I gonna go down that path!) If you decide that you absolutely want your child to have a sibling (and it is YOU making the decision, not caving to peer pressure), then you could always adopt or try fostering. Also consider to the medical community that you are of Advanced Maternal Age, which puts you at risk for a lot of things (although women in their 50s still have perfectly healthy babies... but why would you want to have a baby in your 50s?)... not just birth defects or genetic problems with the baby, but also things like gestational diabetes, preeclampsia... even multiples! (Trying for one and get two or three... hmmm...) There's nothing wrong with a child being an only child. Read up on it, I'm sure there are a zillion books on the topic... but I'm sure that he's no more likely for scary antisocial behavior than anyone else. Just be a mom... love him as much as you can, and he will love you for it!posted 11/21/2005 by BabyElShami
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I've always taken "The customer is always right" to mean that you don't actively confront and correct a customer even when they're wrong, because that's likely to upset them and maybe cost you a sale. It's not meant to be literally true. It just means that when the customer is wrong, you either skirt the issue or find a diplomatic way of handling it without actually saying they're wrong.
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LL Bean is a great example of a company like that. Their return policy is, in a word, stupid. They'll take back anything they ever sold, no questions asked, will fix it for you, give you a new one, or give you back what you originally paid for it. You'd think that would crush a company, but people will spend more money there knowing they stand behind their things, and the stuff is usually good enough quality that you never return it anyway. A few people will return boots that are 20 years old and worn down, and they'll take them, but most people won't ever use the policy, but just buy another pair after time. Doesn't hurt their bottom line to be on the customers' side, and probably helps them more than anything. Tell me how you feel walking out of a place like that rather than somewhere where you obviously bought a defective item, but it was 31 days ago, or lost the receipt, or you can't 100% prove it was broken right away, or whatever. You recommend the first place to everyone looking for that item, and you tell everyone that the 2nd place sucks, you hate them.
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A star quarterback with an awesome arm and an aw-shucks demeanor turns down offers from elite programs across the nation to stay near his family and help his home-state program return to prominence.
Washington quarterback Jake Locker just might turn this Disneyesque script into reality.
After emerging as a matinee idol at Washington before he took a snap, Locker has wasted no time justifying all the attention. He ran circles around Syracuse in his debut performance, then ended Boise State's nation-best 14-game winning streak in his second start.
If Locker finds a way to knock off No. 10 Ohio State on Saturday, Washington probably will return to the national rankings for the first time in four years.
"Quarterbacks have such a tremendous impact on a program," Washington coach Tyrone Willingham said. "If you find the right one, his impact is just unbelievable."
Although Washington entered this season with an 8-26 record over the past three years, it once ranked among the nation's most successful teams and featured arguably the West Coast's most passionate fan base. The Huskies won a share of the national title in 1991, went to three consecutive Rose Bowls from 1990-92, finished third in the Associated Press poll in 2000 and didn't have a losing season between 1977 and 2003.
As one of the greatest quarterback prospects ever to play high school football in the state of Washington, Locker has earned a reputation as the Huskies' potential savior. That became obvious when fans showed up for the Boise State game wearing T-shirts with the slogan "Locker 3:16. In Jake We Trust." Many of the fans who weren't wearing those T-shirts instead decked themselves out in one of Locker's No. 10 jerseys.
One fan even offered a Locker 3:16 T-shirt to Locker's father, Scott, who politely declined.
"I'd like to keep him as a football player,'' Scott Locker said. "We don't need to make those kind of references, or we're getting a little bit out of the realm of reality."
The fascination with this freshman phenom actually began a few years earlier. Ferndale (Wash.) High athletic director Vic Randall remembers how fans would come from across the state to pack the stadium for Locker's high school games.
"He's probably gotten more attention than anyone else I can remember in the state,'' said Randall, who coached Ferndale's football team for more than two decades.
The trick was getting him to stay in state.
Locker was rated the No. 4 dual-threat quarterback in the nation by Rivals.com after leading Ferndale to an undefeated record and a state title his senior year. Just about every school in the country wanted him, and he never really got caught up in the Husky football hysteria - despite growing up less than two hours north of Washington's campus.
"Husky football was never like a huge thing in our house," Locker said. "We never had one team we rooted for."
For one thing, Locker developed an instant rapport with Willingham's staff. He felt he could trust the coaches. Washington also benefited from Locker growing up in a tight-knit, athletic family.
His father and three uncles played football at Western Washington University. One uncle, Patrick Locker, still owns the school record for career total yardage. Jake Locker wanted to go somewhere close enough for his relatives to see him play.
Scott Locker said that 20-30 immediate family members attend each of Jake's home games. About 250 other people showed up last week for the family tailgater, with the vast majority of them coming from Ferndale.
"It's like going to a Ferndale game on Friday night," Scott Locker said. "We just have to drive a little farther now."
They had to wait a while to watch Jake's first collegiate game.
Brady Quinn won the starting job midway through his true freshman season during Willingham's Notre Dame tenure, but the Washington coach resisted the temptation to play Locker immediately. Even when starting quarterback Isaiah Stanback suffered a season-ending foot injury midway through the 2006 campaign, Willingham held firm on his decision to redshirt Locker.
"If you can, the wise thing is to wait as long as possible for that quarterback to be ready to go," Willingham said. "The good ones are really ready all the time, but you want to get them armed with as much information as possible."
Locker didn't necessarily like Willingham's decision at the time, but he now sees things from a different perspective. Locker spent the year traveling with the team, studying each game and figuring out the adjustments he eventually would have to make.
"At the time, it was hard because you always want to be on the field," he said. "Looking back, it was the best thing for me. I'm glad I got the opportunity to sit and watch last year."
Locker went 14 of 19 through the air and rushed for 83 yards and two touchdowns as Washington won 42-12 at Syracuse in his debut performance. Locker completed only 52 percent of his passes and threw an interception last week, but he also passed for 193 yards and rushed for 84 more in a 24-10 upset of Boise State.
He generally has avoided making ill-advised throws while also ranking seventh among all quarterbacks in rushing.
"He's got great command for a young guy," Ohio State coach Jim Tressel said. "He sees the field extremely well. I think he's got a very quick release. He's got good stature and good size. He can see things unfold and brings that bonus card with his great mobility. You've got to account for him, or he's going to run up and down the field as he has the last two weeks."
Ohio State defensive tackle Doug Worthington offered Locker an even greater compliment by saying he reminded him of Troy Smith and Vince Young.
If that seems like awfully high praise for a quarterback who has played all of two games, consider that Locker has received the same types of plaudits from guys who have seen quite a bit more football than Worthington.
Here's what Arizona State coach Dennis Erickson had to say about Locker at the Pac-10 preseason Media Day function.
"To me, coming out of high school, (he's) probably as good as I've ever seen," said Erickson, who began his head-coaching career in 1982.
That kind of talk could inflate the ego of someone twice Locker's age, but his former coaches insist he hasn't let it change him. Throughout his much-ballyhooed high school career, Locker always deflected the credit to his teammates while working harder than any of them.
Locker's unselfish nature developed as soon as he started playing football, says his father - who coached him until high school. Maybe it's because Locker started out as a tailback and linebacker who didn't move to the more glamorous position of quarterback until high school. Maybe it's just part of his personality.
"He tries to make everybody feel good about who they are while he's doing his job,'' Scott Locker said. "That's just kind of the way he's been since he was little. We got pretty lucky with him."
In an era when so many star athletes have begun specializing on one sport to the exclusion of others, Locker is a throwback to an earlier time. Locker was the state's baseball player of the year in his school's size classification, yet he still arrived early to school each morning during baseball season to undergo sprinting workouts that would build his football speed.
"He's a very, very good football player," Ferndale football coach Jamie Plenkovich said. "And he's a better person than he is a football player."
Locker has tried to stay grounded even as all the praise and expectations have soared into the stratosphere. For all the hoopla that has accompanied the start of his college career, Locker realizes he can't lead Washington anywhere if he attempts to do too much.
"I don't really pay attention to what the whole world is telling me," Locker said. "I know I have 10 other guys on the field with me on every snap. They're all gifted athletes who are very talented. My job is to get the ball in their hands."
Whether he likes it or not, Locker will have to continue dealing with the spotlight that comes from becoming one of the most famous people in his state. His celebrity status started years ago and continues to grow with every victory. Husky fans can't help wondering what their favorite son could mean to their favorite team.
"There are a lot of pieces to it," Randall said. "It's the fact (Washington's) been down a little bit, the fact he plays quarterback and how he carries himself, the fact he's genuine and likeable and has great leadership skills. He's a very likeable man. And he's used to winning."
Washington would love to get accustomed to winning again. The Huskies just might have found the guy who can make it happen.
Steve Megargee is a national writer for Rivals.com. He can be reached at email@example.com.
(Kevin Noon of BuckeyeGrove.com contributed to this report).
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In a new Lowy Institute Analysis, International Security Program Director Rory Medcalf and Nonresident Fellow C. Raja Mohan argue that Indo-Pacific middle powers should look to build security coalitions in response to changing power balances in Asia.
China's increasing assertiveness and doubts about America's role in the Indo-Pacific have resulted in enhanced security cooperation between middle powers in the region.
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In my last report, I emphasized the goal of our charity, Maranatha Care Children, in empowering children and young people to fulfill their potential…
How thrilling it is for us to now report such POSITIVE news on the education progress of our children –
One of our Grade 9 boys achieved a top diploma for passing three of his subjects with over 70%...this was whilst contending with the loss of his father having recently been orphaned by the tragic effects of long-term illness…
He was also chosen to represent the locality at the district Children's Parliament event!
Imagine what he could achieve if he receives the support YOU can help provide him as he moves forward to his sixth form "Matric" years (Grade 11/12) and on towards University….
Furthermore, our oldest boy (currently in Grade 10) has pushed himself to achieve one of the top English Language marks (over 90%!) and was elected to the Eastern Cape NACCW (National Association of Child Care Workers) Youth Executive…one INCREDIBLE achievement!
It remains true that South African youth cannot find jobs because the education they do receive does not provide them with adequate skills to get jobs…but if we know the problem, NOW is the time to do something about it.
As you know, we continue to look for specialist school fees for the children who need this support…I was THRILLED this month to attend an awards ceremony where three of our boys at one such school received prizes on stage and gleamed with pride! Such a way to mark their transition on to High School in 2013!
We are now desperately seeking to raise funds to send a number of additional children this school (located closest to our centre!) with a vision "...to develop pupil skills and talents to maximum potential in order to reach the highest achievements"… IF we get the financial support we need we can make this a reality but now is the time for positive action!
As I have emphasized before the centre provides a lifeline to over 30 children…the love and support is unquestionable; including dedicated homework assistance for each child and a comprehensive educational, therapeutic and recreational program that truly allow all the children to flourish.
One of the remedial schools which assists with primary schooling (Grade 1 to 3) for four of our children, recently revealed how one of the young boys is now meeting his academic targets, having read over 50 books over the year and surpassing all expectations in the national exams…a boy who at the age of 6 years old came to the centre having been on the streets with no one to take care of him. How different his life could have been…
With all the challenges we continue to face in South Africa, we have to admit that a privileged background provides one with a huge advantage in life, as does family who are involved in their children's education. Yet, we remain determined that the children we support will get the opportunities they deserve to overcome adversity, and guarantee you that all donations to our project are complimented with a genuine desire to meet the unique needs of each and every child we support!.
The vision of the Department of Basic Education in South Africa is one of all South Africans having "...access to lifelong learning, education and training opportunities, which will, in turn, contribute towards improving the quality of life and building a peaceful, prosperous and democratic South Africa."
Let's help our children have the access to education they need…and deserve!
Please do your bit to spread the word; email, facebook, twitter and just word of mouth…we BELIEVE in this cause and hope you do too!
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Those fortunate enough to have attended a summer camp during their youth remember it as an enriching learning opportunity. For many, it's their first foray far from their family home; an experience that brings a measure of maturity, builds self-confidence and provides memories that last a lifetime. But not all families can afford to provide a week at camp for their children.
Camp Oliver is a 22-acre nonprofit youth summer camp in Descanso, east of San Diego, where one-week residential "camperships" are offered for $385. It's operated by the Sisters of Social Service, who believe every child should have the opportunity to attend summer camp. They ensure Camp Oliver receives funding for camperships from various organizations, and with that help, they are able to maintain their policy of never turning a child away, regardless of the family's financial situation.
The Social Service Auxiliary of San Diego, made up of community volunteers and underwriters, has made it possible for more than 10,000 children to spend a week at camp. The auxiliary works year-round to provide funding to maintain and upgrade Camp Oliver facilities.
To help raise those funds, the auxiliary annually hosts Wine and Roses, a charity wine tasting and culinary event that has grown progressively more popular over the years. Its 31st edition took place last Sunday at the Grand Del Mar resort.
Wine and Roses is a companion event to the San Diego International Wine Competition, a two-day event held weeks earlier and attracting over 2,000 wine entries each year. Wineries whose entries were awarded platinum, gold or silver medals were required to donate one or more cases of the wine to Wine and Roses. There, attendees could bid on case lots of the award winners, which sometimes went for much less than regular retail prices.
Many of the wines are so exclusive that they cannot be purchased by the general public at retail outlets but must be ordered from the producing wineries, located throughout the world. Thus, this event represents a very special opportunity for wine lovers, connoisseurs and aficionados to sample and purchase some of the most coveted wines from around the globe.
Nearly 450 guests attended Wine and Roses this year — the most ever. All were free to wander the resort's Reflection and Aria lawns, sampling award-winning wines from more than 40 vintners and enjoying delicious dishes from 24 very fine restaurants. But over half of the attendees paid extra to come at premium levels. Gold-level patrons had private (but unreserved) table seating, while top-level donors enjoyed not only reserved tables, but also special gourmet hors d'oeuvres and desserts, Champagne and even a reserve pouring of exceptional wines, all in the private Platinum Garden.
Wines for the auction were displayed in the resort's wine cellar. Each had a "buy it now" price, or people could wait till 90 minutes before closing and make bids for any as-yet unsold wines. Nearly 300 cases of award-winning wines were sold at the event. Overall proceeds will help Camp Oliver provide camperships for about 200 financially disadvantaged children.


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The Journal Sentinel's team of Packers beat writers provide the latest news, notes and analysis
Halftime: Packers 17, Bears 7
Green Bay - Some thoughts as the Bucky Band entertains the masses:
WR James Jones did get on the field after his two fumbles - for one play. Jones only got in because Greg Jennings asked out of the game when he was winded. Jones is definitely benched for the time being;
The Packers finished the half with a 37-yard field goal by Mason Crosby, but Brett Favre wanted more. Favre hit Jennings on a 28-yard pass down to the Chicago 26-yard line with under 25 seconds left in the first half. The Packers had just one timeout left and Favre hurried the Packers to the line of scrimmage to kill the clock. But coach Mike McCarthy called timeout with 18 seconds left as the Packers weren't yet aligned. Favre wasn't happy with McCarthy and told him so. Favre wanted to spike the clock and run at least one more play before using the timeout. After a pass to Bubba Franks, the Packers spiked the ball to set up the field goal. After that pass, Favre ran to the sideline away from McCarthy, who had to walk quickly to Favre in order to talk to him;
The score could be 31-3 if not for James' two fumbles and Corey Williams' ill-timed penalty. The Packers are dominating the Bears in every statistical category: first downs (15-7), third down conversions (5 of 6 to 1 of 6), total yards (341 to 122), rushing yards (102 to 45) and passing yards (235 to 77).
Favre had a sharp first half: 19 of 22 (and two of the incompletions were clock spikes) for 243 yards and one touchdown for a passer rating of 130.8. Remember, the Packers have never lost at Lambeau when Favre's passer rating is over 100.0.
A programming note: The second-half blogging will likely be light because I have a story to write on a tight deadline. I'll do what I can, but I'll see some of you around midnight in the chat on Insider to recap the game.
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VIDEO: Suicides are the third leading cause of death for teenagers. A new study suggests children and teens who are bullied are twice as likely to think about or attempt suicide. It's a tragedy students and staff in Clay County are dealing with, since January three students have taken their own lives.
3 Suicides are the third leading cause of death for teenagers. A new study suggests children and teens who are bullied -- are twice as likely to think about or attempt suicide. It's a tragedy students and staff in Clay County are dealing with. Since January -- three students have taken their own lives. Channel 4's Erica Rakow joins us LIVE - with a closer look at this study - and what the district is doing to help everyone ... 3 3 THE DISTRICT HAS BROUGHT IN COUNSELORS .. WHO ARE HELPING TO MAKE SURE STUDENTS ARE FAMILIAR WITH AND AWARE OF THE RESOURCES AVAILABLE TO THEM IF THEY KNOW OF ANYONE OR THEMSELVES ARE HAVIGN SUICIDAL THOUGHTS.THIS AT THE SAME TIME A NEW STUDY SAYS BETWEEN 5 TO 8 PERCENT OF TEENS IN THE U.S. ATTEMPT SUICIDE EVERY YEAR. 3 00-0509-141:11-1:16 IT'S BEEN A VERY DIFFICULT FEW MONTHS FOR STUDENTS AND STAFF AT SEVERAL CLAY COUNTY SCHOOLS.. WHERE 3 STUDENTS HAVE COMMITTED SUICIDE.GAVIN ROLLINS/CLAY COUNTY SCHOOLS SPOKESMAN 14:56:40 - the counselors have been here the past two days and will be here tomorrow and remaining weeks as needed.THE DISTRICT JUST HELD AN ASSEMBLY WHERE ALL STUDENTS WERE ENCOURAGED TO PUT THIS PHONE NUMBER IN THEIR CELL PHONES-A SUICIDE PREVENTION HOTLINE.TWO OF THE SUICIDES HAVE BEEN KEYSTONE HEIGHTS STUDENTS AND THE MOST RECENT STUDENT, A 13-YEAR-OLD GIRL, WAS CLOSE FRIENDS WITH THE LAST.14:57:12 - what we want parents to do is be mindful of social media activity, drastic changes in the way they have been behaving and that kind of thing.SOCIAL MEDIA IS A BIG KEY WORD HERE, EXPERTS SAY.. A NEW STUDY HAS FOUND BULLYING INCREASES A CHILD'S SUICIDAL THOUGHTS TWICE MORE THAN A STUDENT WHO ISN'T BULLIED AND CYBERBULLYING WAS EVEN MORE STRONGLY CORRELATED THAN IN- PERSON BULLYING.A PSYCHIATRIST LOOKING AT THE STUDY SAYS BEFORE THE INTERNET-ERA, BULLYING WAS LIMITED TO SCHOOL HOURS BUT MODERN TECHNOLOGY LETS BULLYING CONTINUE WHEN KIDS GO HOME.Liz Colavecchio/AMERICAN FOUNDATION FOR SUICIDE PREVENTION 15:02:09 - if they're seeming agitated or irritable.Are they talkinga bout suicide and plans? Other sigs would be conduct disorder. They're definitely might be sign on social media. THE PHONE NUMBER THE DISTRICT WANTS TO MAKE SURE EVERY STUDENT HAS IS 1-800-TALK.. IT'S A SUICIDE PREVENTION LIFELINE WHERE SOMEONE IS ALWAYS AVAILABLE TO TALK AND OFFER HELP. 3 3
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My purpose is not to find out what the maximum value is but the column number(S) in which the maximum occurs when generated different random numbers ~N to the entire column elements of the row.
A potential problem here is what if two or more elements in the same row contain the same value which is the maximum? I know it is unlikely for they content are real numbers. But I preset all elements in first row to be zero. Therefore, in the first round, all values are maximum and are subject to next conditional action.
I will want the column number(s) to do further computation in the next round of loop
Suppose all the matrix are well defined before the for-loop to save space here.
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"The survival of the fittest, which I have here sought to express in mechanical terms, is that which Mr. Darwin has called "natural selection, or the preservation of favored races in the struggle for life.""
"They say that necessity is the mother of invention, and when the necessity is survival she can be one mean mother, but it's her child invention that's the real dangerous one."
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Pokemon Pearl Version
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What legendary pokemon can I get in pearl?
Id like to know what legendary pokemon are available in pearl version. Thanks
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You can get Palkia as part of the main storyline. Dialga is its counterpart, but is not found in Pearl.
After defeating/catching Palkia, the lake trio Uxie, Mesprit, and Azelf can be found at their respective lakes. Mesprit is annoying however because it'll go running around Sinnoh, rather than just battling you at the lake. You can use the Poketch Map plugin to track its movements.
After you obtain the National Dex, a few other Legendaries become available:
Heatran - The end of the Stark Mountain sidequest. You'll have to go back into the mountain to get it.
Regigigas - Snowpoint Ruins, but you need to transfer the other three Regis into your game.
Giratina - Turnback Cave, found east of Route 214. It's a maze.
Cresselia - Talk to the sailor's family in Canalave to get access to Full Moon Island. Like Mesprit, this one runs around Sinnoh.
Manaphy - You can unlock it in a Ranger game and use two DSes to transfer its egg into Pearl (or any other Gen4 DS game).
Phione - Breed Manaphy with a Ditto.
And then there's several Pokemon that are (or were) only available as Event Pokemon:
Darkrai - The locked house in Canalave. You need the event item Membership Pass.
Shaymin - White Rock on Route 224. You need the event item Oak's Letter.
Arceus - Spear Pillar at the top of Mt. Coronet. You need the event item Azure Flute.
For the Event Pokemon, you need to wait and see if they give out the items via the Nintendo WFC. If they already have, someone with the Wonder Cards can help you. Otherwise, you'll need a Gameshark or other cheat device to score the items.
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Highlander 3+ ignored 2, tho not actually Hollywood.
And as I said, The Incredible Hulk - 2008 pretty much ignored Hulk - 2003 and just jumed right in to the story already in progress
Pretty sure you can find some purposeful disregard for previous events in most series, tho we're hoping for pretty much 100% disregard.
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Note: The location for the Nov. 14th Eugene clinic has changed. It will now be held north of town at Madison Middle School at 875 Wilkes Dr. There will be two Level I Coaches clinics in the Oregon area: at 13900 NE 18th St, Vancouver WA and then at the Arts and Tech Academy in Eugene. These $75, seven hour clinics run by US Lacrosse certified trainers provide attendess training to break down skills, detect errors & how to correct them, and drills to bring to your team. The Oregon Chapter of US Lacrosse is subsiding the clinic in Eugene which will significantly reduce the costs to attendees, check the OHSLA email sent to coaches and clubs or this flyer for details. There are both boys' and girls' clinics, which are open to anyone who wants to coach lacrosse. Vancouver clinic details can be found on the Clinic flyer, registration info for both clinics can be found on the CEP Level-I Clinic registration page. While participants will receive a US Lacrosse certificate upon completion of the course, there are other requirements that need to be completed to earn Level-I certification. The Eugene clinic includes the Positive Coaching Alliance (PCA) workshop, which is part of the requirements for a Level-I certification. For more information on the US Lacrosse Level-I requirements visit the US Lacrosse Coaching Education page.
LaxPower reports that the Division III Recruiting Working Group passed a measure that allows D-III athletes to sign a celebratory "nonbinding athletics celebratory signing form." While not a contract, the forms will allow students to participate in a signing ceremony much like D-I players can. Students must be admitted to the school, and are not committing to attending the school by signing the document, but they'll now have an opportunity for a keepsake and photo-op to remember things by. In the past, only D-I athletes who would be receiving athletically related aid would sign a National Letter of Intent (NLI), which was a commitment to attend and play that school. As LaxPower notes, one is left to ask what D-I and D-II players who don't get athletic financial aid (and don't sign a NLI) get?
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while many of the other top 15 High School sports in the US are losing players,
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This year will feature four full teams and, in an effort of true lacrosse spirit three of the teams will combine conferences ensuring seven of the eight conferences are represented with players. Pacific and Metro are joining forces to form the PacMetro Conference Team, Midwestern and Northwestern will have the MidNorthwestern team, North Valley will combine with Columbia to become North ColumValley Team. More details, including the location and schedule, can be found on the All-Star Tourney page.
West Linn wins back-to-back OHSLA State Championhips with a 10-6 victory over Lakeridge and Hood River takes the Cascade Cup with a 11-10 victory over LaSalle Prep. As in years past, the OHSLA has the privilege of being able to use several local Lacrosse enthusiasts' photographs on our site. These photographers generously let OHSLA display their photos and also give access to others to download and print their photos for non-commercial use, so that parents & players can get pictures players in action:
All of our photographers use SmugMug to store their pictures, The OHSLA would like to express their thanks to all the photographers who contribute to our site. Recaps and photos for both finals as well for the Championship Semis will be on the site soon.
- Bob Miller - Bob's Championship photographs can be found on Miller Lacrosse Championship photo page
Bob's policy: "Copies and downloads are free for non-commercial use."
- Richard Calderwood - His photos for this season can be found on Calderwood 2015 Lacrosse photo page
Richard's policy: "They are FREE to view or download, and you can order prints via Smugmug for cheap (none of which comes to me), or you can copy them to Costco, Walgreens, etc as you wish".
Congratulations West Linn and Hood River!!!
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2015 Cascade Cup Winner
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All of the awards for the 2015 season, including the new Player of the Year and Man of the Year awards, have been published on the OHSLA Honors page.
Last year a page was created listing OHSLA Players in college during 2014. What was meant to be a couple hour project turned into days as our content advisor found more and more players across the country. Now there is a database that has every player that we know about playing in college today, in addition 2014. The OHSLA Alumni College database can be accessed here or from the OHSLA Alumni page. Readers can sort the more than 140 players listed for this year by high school, college, name, or College division. As time permits, players from further back will be added to the database so that readers can see just how much OHSLA has contributed to college teams across the nation. There are already more than 500 OHSLA alumni listed who have played for more than 55 colleges going back as far as 2005.
After finishing their season undefeated, the Oregon State Lacrosse team is on the way to the MCLA Division I playoff tournament! The 12-0 Beavers finished the season ranked 4th in the country, the highest ranking in program history. The sixteen team tournament will start on May 11th. However since Lacrosse is a club sport at Oregon State, the team will not be getting any funds from the University to travel to the tournament. Like every other club sport in college, OSU lacrosse is funded almost exclusively through player dues and the generous donations of families, friends and alumni. So the team has started a fundraiser to round up the $30,000 to cover a third of the costs for the team to travel to play in the National Tournament in Irvine California. As one can see from their fundraising page, as of May 5th the team has raised nearly $11,000 dollars towards their goal. A quick glance at the OSU roster reveals that more than 90% of the players on the team are OHSLA alumni. While the Ducks have travelled to the National tournament in the past, this will be a first for the Beavers and a true testament to the growth of lacrosse in Oregon. Please visit OSU fundraising page, to see in real terms what donations can provide, see the status of the campaign, and hear players' messages on what lacrosse means to them. Donations are tax deductible.
The videos for Coach Seremet's presentation are now available on the 2015 Nike Clinic page, the slides will be up soon. Unfortunately Coach Hilgartner's slide set contained protected video content. The OHSLA is currently working with the website that owns the content, and as soon as those arrangements are complete, coach Hilgartner's complete presentation will also be made available.


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Nov 24, 2011.
Nov 24, 2011.
Well I,m freezing my butt off ! Anyway the heater motor works but it blows out cold air as well as luke warm but when I,m going down the road, there must be a hole somewhere under the ...
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