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Weekend Wrap Up: Kernels Clinch, Pub Crawl, MLB Blackouts
A lot of stuff has happened over the past few days.
Kernels are Playoff bound
First, the Cedar Rapids Kernels clinched a Midwest League playoff spot.
Whether they did this Saturday or Sunday is a bit hazy, but what's certain is that the Kernels will be playing baseball beyond the scheduled end of the regular season on Labor Day. This makes the Kernels a perfect 2 for 2 qualifying for playoff work since affiliating with the Minnesota Twins.
Going strictly by "magic number," the Kernels qualified for the playoffs on Sunday, when Peoria fell to Clinton. However, as Jim Ecker at MetroSportsReport.com pointed out, tie-breaking criteria favored the Kernels over Peoria, so in fact Cedar Rapids apears to have wrapped up their postseason spot late Saturday night.
Most likely, the Kernels will open the playoffs with a best of three series against Burlington. They would host Burlington on September 3 and then travel to Burlington for games 2 and 3 (if necessary) on September 4 and 5, respectively.
Unfortunately, I was not in attendance when the Kernels clinched, regardless of whether you consider that to have occurred Saturday or Sunday.
"Touch 'em All"
Instead, I joined 100 or so Twins fans taking part in the second "Touch 'em All Pub Crawl" sponsored by Twins Daily/Gleeman & the Geek.
The "Crawl" involved stopping at several establishments along the Twin Cities' light rail line and ending with attendance at the Twins game Saturday night. It officially started at the Barrio Tequila Bar in St. Paul at noon, but since I was staying out in the southern 'burbs and wanted to eat breakfast downtown at Hell's Kitchen before getting started, I'd already spent at least 90 minutes on the rail before ever getting to the start of the official event over in St. Paul.
It was a great time, offering opportunities to renew friendships from prior TwinsDaily events and to meet even more fellow Twins fans for the first time. I'm always surprised how many people at these things have read the stuff I contributed to Knuckleballs and to TwinsDaily.
It was a great time with great people, all of whom just happen to be fans of a pretty poor baseball team. Despite that, the only real negative comment I heard was from Star Tribune Twins beat writer, Phil Miller, who thought the Kernels camo jersey I was wearing was ugly.
Hey, you can't please everyone, right? And I enjoyed talking to Miller, once we moved away from fashion-related topics.
It really was a good time and I appreciate the TwinsDaily guys and Aaron Gleeman going to the effort to put it together. I always enjoy the events they organize.
Blackout News
Finally, some of you that have been reading Knuckleballs for a while may recall one (or more) of my rants concerning MLB's TV blackout rules. Those rules result in Iowa residents being unable to watch games involving six diferent teams, the Twins, Brewers, Cubs, White Sox, Cardinals and Royals, online via MLB.tv.
Late last week, the Star Tribune posted a story quoting MLB's head of online business, Bob Bowman, as saying that baseball is nearing a solution that will allow people to watch their hometown teams online, if they are also subscribers to cable and/or satellite services.
That's great for people in Minneapolis that want to watch the Twins on their mobile devices.
I'm guessing it's still not good news for Iowans.
As crazy as it sounds, what seems most likely to happen is that MLB will broker a deal to allow people who already have access to Twins games via their local cable company to also have access online. Meanwhile, those of us in areas where FSN is not even an option via cable will continue to be blacked out.
I do understand the theory. We are supposed to individually get so up in arms over this that we all march on our local Mediacom office and demand that they pay FSN whatever they want for fees to get the regional sports channel added to our Eastern Iowa cable options.
That hasn't happened yet, it's not happening now and it won't happen… ever.
However, given that MLB and the teams let the regional sports networks set whatever they want as the "home market" geographic footprint (because, after all, those rights fees are pretty much the major thing propping up MLB teams' revenues), it's pretty clear that any relief from the bizarre and antiquated blackout rules for places like Iowa, Las Vegas and North Carolina, which several teams claim as part of their "home market," isn't likely happening either.
Instead, what I expect is that we'll see MLB, under their new Commissioner, Rob Manfred, address the online issue for fans who could already watch their favorite teams on TV. Then, they'll claim they've "solved" this problem and ignore the fact that they've solved nothing for the fans in areas like Iowa.
Maybe I'm wrong and there will indeed be a solution for the rest of us. But, given the selection of a Commissioner who got the gig basically by promising to be "Bud Light," I'm not expecting anything remotely close to real solutions to any of MLB's biggest challenges.
I'd be really happy to be proven wrong, of course.
Finally, a few pictures from Saturday's "Touch 'em All Pub Crawl."
Sunday Morning Comic Relief
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Kernels in a Dogfight for MWL Postseason Spot
In mid-June, after a brutal first half to their Midwest League season, the Cedar Rapids Kernels limped in to the MWL's All-Star break with a 31-39 record, not only 14 games behind Western Division leader Kane County, but also 7.5 games behind the Burlington Bees.
The latter is important because, in the world of Class A minor league baseball, seasons are split in to two halves, with the first and second place teams in each division, each half-season, earning berths in the postseason playoff series.
Kane County and Burlington snatched the MWL West spots in the first half, leaving Cedar Rapids, Quad Cities, Clinton, Beloit, Peoria and Wisconsin to slug it out in the second half for two more spots, with each team starting with fresh 0-0 records on June 19.
With Peoria, Wisconsin and Quad Cities all assembling winning records in the first half, it was logical to assume that those three teams would contend for the Western Division's two second-half playoff spots – and they have been doing just that.
Entering Wednesday, Peoria and Quad Cities were tied for second place in the Division's second-half standings, trailing Kane County by just one game, and Wisconsin is two games back.
Clinton and Beloit have repeated their first-half fortunes, each at least 11 games under .500 and filling the final two spots in the standings, as they did in the first half.
And then there's the Cedar Rapids Kernels.
Rather stealthily, manager Jake Mauer's Kernels have turned around what, as recently as three weeks ago, looked likely to become a lost season.
The Kernels lost four of their first five series to begin the second-half schedule and had compiled just a 6-11 second-half record through July 6.
They haven't lost a series since.
Cedar Rapids has taken six consecutive series, against six different clubs, while putting together a 15-5 record in that time and launching themselves in to a second place tie with Peoria and Quad Cities, just one game behind Division leader Kane County in the MWL's Western Division standings.
Since the Cougars and the Burlington Bees locked in their postseason spots in the first half, it doesn't matter where they finish in the second-half standings so, from a practical standpoint, Cedar Rapids was tied entering Wednesday, with Quad Cities and Clinton, for the top available playoff spot, with Wisconsin trailing that group by one game.
The Kernels will face those three rivals 12 times in August and nine of those games will be on Perfect Game Field at Veterans Memorial Stadium in Cedar Rapids, where the Kernels have accumulated an 11-5 home record in the season's second half.
How have the Kernels propelled themselves in to a four-team dogfight for playoff spots entering the final month of the regular season? And can they keep it up?
The answer to the first question is pretty clear when you look at the numbers and there is no way to know the answer to the second.
In the first three series of their current six series winning streak, Cedar Rapids essentially bludgeoned the opposition. In those ten games, they scored 6.7 runs per game. It's a good thing, too, because their pitching was allowing 4.2 runs per game.
The offense stepped up in those series, but since then, things have taken a pretty dramatic turn.
In the nine games covering the last three series of this stretch, the results have come from pitching. While Kernels hitters were averaging just 3.9 runs per game, themselves, the pitching was giving up only two runs per game.
Digging deeper, it's tough to find much in the offensive statistics that indicate a significant turnaround.
About half the club's current position players hit a bit better in July than they had been hitting and about half had fallen off a notch, perhaps.
Catcher/DH Michael Quesada appears to have found his stroke and is hitting .270 in July, with a pair of home runs, after a dreadful June in which he managed just .150 with no extra-base hits.
Fellow catcher (turned primary right fielder) Alex Swim is hitting .364 in July after posting a .267 mark in June.
But a number of their teammates, including Mitch Garver and Chad Christensen, who have been among the team's offensive leaders all season, have seen some of their numbers fade slightly in July, too, so it's hard to credit this turnaround strictly to the offense.
Perhaps the most important contribution the offense has made has been its consistency.
Before Tuesday's game with the Burlington Bees, Mauer emphasized the importance of that consistency.
"Knock on wood, we've had a steady core group," Mauer said. "Obviously, (Jason) Kanzler was (promoted), but we've had that set core group for about four weeks.
"Position player wise, we haven't really changed much. It's pretty much the same group of guys other than Swim and Wade playing a bigger part. Christensen, Garver, Haar, 3-4-5, have been that way since about May."
The pitching side of the ledger tells a slightly different story, however.
As the Kernels' manager observed, "The starting pitching's been good, bullpen's been outstanding."
Of the ten pitchers currently on the Kernels roster who made appearances in June and July for Cedar Rapids, nine dropped his ERA in July, as compared to June.
The tenth, reliever Dallas Gallant, couldn't cut his. He had a 0.00 ERA in his three June appearances and has exactly the same 0.00 ERA through eight trips to the mound in July.
Fellow bullpen arm Jake Reed also has a perfect 0.00 ERA in his six appearances in July after posting a 4.50 mark in June.
Chris Mazza hasn't been that perfect in relief. His July ERA is 0.69. It was 2.25 in June.
Jared Wilson has slashed his ERA from 4.60 in June to 1.84 in July.
Hudson Boyd did the same. He had a 10.00 in June and a 1.13 in July. (Boyd, however, was suspended on Tuesday for an unspecified period of time for violating team rules.)
The sharpest drop, however, has to be Nick Burdi, the Twins' second round draft pick in June of this year. How can you beat a drop from infinity to 2.25?
Burdi made one infamous appearance upon joining the Kernels at the end of June in which he walked all four batters he faced and all four came around to score. In July, he has allowed just a pair of earned runs. He has also struck out 16 batters in his eight July innings, while walking just three.
The rotation arms are getting in to the act, as well.
Aaron Slegers, who leads the Kernels with 113.1 innings pitched this season, struggled in June to a 7.97 ERA in four starts. It sits at 1.96 through six starts in July.
18 year old Lewis Thorpe posted a 6.50 ERA in his four June starts, but he's cut that to 3.51 in his six starts this month.
Kohl Stewart, Minnesota's top draft pick in 2013, had an ERA of 2.16 in June. That's pretty good. In fact, it was better than Stewart posted in April or May. But he's bettered that in July, posting at 1.32.
Stewart, unfortunately, finds himself on the 7-day Disabled List at the moment, with a sore shoulder.
His replacement in the rotation is Stephen Gonsalves, freshly arrived from the Twins' Appalachian League affiliate in Elizabethton.
Gonsalves has made just one appearance for the Kernels since arriving, but the lefty threw six shutout innings against Dayton on Sunday.
Chih-Wei Hu, the 20 year old from Taiwan, wasn't with the Kernels in June, but he's posted a 1.50 ERA in four July starts for Cedar Rapids.
Earned Run Average is not the only important pitching statistic. Arguably, it's not even the most important, especially among relief pitchers.
But when your entire pitching staff is slashing their ERA from one month to the next, that's a sign that good things are happening for your team.
The Kernels have put themselves in to contention for postseason play, but they're going to need to overcome some challenges over the final month to earn one of those final MWL playoff spots.
They may need Stewart to come back from his DL stint healthy and effective.
They lost their center fielder, Jason Kanzler, who was contributing with his bat and his glove, to promotion this week. He has been replaced by Max Murphy, who was tearing up the Appy League to the tune of a .371 batting average and nine home runs.
Murphy, however, got off to an inauspicious start, going 0-4 with three strikeouts and a walk in his Kernels debut on Tuesday.
The Twins' high-A affiliate in Fort Myers is already postseason-bound, having clinched a spot in the first half of their Florida State League season. There's certainly no assurance the Twins won't tab more Kernels for promotion to aide the Miracle's own playoff preparations. In fact, with the way some of the players in Cedar Rapids are performing this month, you can probably count on it.
However, right at this moment, the Kernels are in serious contention for the postseason and that's not something many fans would have envisioned just three weeks ago.
Sunday Morning Comic Relief
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Sunday Morning Comic Relief
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Episode 85: Astatine, Jim Callis and the Most Important Coach in Baseball
Half of Twins Territory still thinks we're morons, but "This is Talk to Contact." You can download the new Talk to Contact (@TalkToContact) episode via iTunes or click here you can download the new episode, and if you want to add the show to your podcast player, this is the RSS Feed.
This week's episode is highlighted by a lengthy interview with Jim Callis (@JimCallisMLB, MLBpipeline.com) who talks about the draft and a whole mess of Twins topics. The Baseball Pirate makes his return from defending the homeland and the whole gang is back together for the first time in a long time. The show starts out with a rousing discussion of which coach is the most important coach in baseball, and whether or not any of the players on the 25-man roster could be more important than the most important coach. Interesting things are happening.
Brian Dozier continues to impress, the Twins pitchers continue to distress (except for Punxsutawney Phil Hughes), and Eduardo Escobar continues to mash extra-base hits like it's his job (because it is). Is Eddie Escobar playing over his head? Probably some, but could this also be the natural maturation of a player who's been in the big leagues since his age-22 season?
Eddie Rosario makes his return from his drug suspension, Ben Revere hits a real life, honest to god, over the wall home run and Carlos Gomez says "It's sexy batting clean-up!" All this and more on this week's episode of Talk to Contact.
You can follow Cody on Twitter (@NoDakTwinsFan) or read his writing at NoDakTwinsFan, you can find Paul on Twitter (@BaseballPirate) and you can find Mr. Jay Corn on Twitter (@Jay__Corn)!
Memorial Day is for Remembering
I sat down to write a Memorial Day post that captures the meaning of this Holiday and quickly determined I couldn't do better than Babs did a year ago. So, rather than pale by comparison, I'll simply re-post her contribution. Enjoy your holidays, but pause at some point today to remember. – JC
We'll come back to baseball later today, of course, but I want to encourage all of our readers to take a moment's pause today. For all those who have served in our nation's military, we thank you. For all those families who have sacrificed, we thank you.
But in the true recognition of Memorial Day and it's history, we remember those who fell in the service of this country and we honor their memory. This is not Veterans Day -although I esteem them highly and am very glad to have them with us. This is Memorial Day – the time to remember those who never came home paying a cost none of us have ever paid.
There is no way to pay the debt owed for the privileges I enjoy. I can only recognize the depth of loss.
We encourage all our readers to enjoy their Memorial Day in whatever manner they choose but to take a moment during the day to remember those we've lost. We use this quote a lot but considering Memorial Day was born out of the Civil War, it seems appropriate.
… The world will little note, nor long remember what we say here, but it can never forget what they did here. It is for us the living, rather, to be dedicated here to the unfinished work which they who fought here have thus far so nobly advanced. It is rather for us to be here dedicated to the great task remaining before us — that from these honored dead we take increased devotion to that cause for which they gave the last full measure of devotion …
Abraham Lincoln, Gettysburg Address
Sunday Morning Comic Relief
What to do with Kurt Suzuki?
Kurt Suzuki is out producing the expectations of even the most optimistic Twins fan. He's 30 years old and coming in to 2014 had a career line of .253/.309/.375, and even that is rosy considering what he's done the past two seasons, .234/.282/.332 (for reference, Talk to Contact favorite, Drew "Boat Anchor" Butera, is hitting .231/.300/.385 in 2014). So the Twins bought low on a guy and brought him in with the hopes that he could help out Josmil Pinto, and because Suzuki is seen as a good "clubhouse guy."
Through his first 34 games of the year, Suzuki is hitting .332/.388/.430. He has an OBP north of .380 against both left and right handed pitchers. The Twins like what he's doing with the bat so much they have stuck him in the lineup four times as the starting designated hitter.
Maybe just a hot start, right? He's actually been better in May than he was in March and April. He started hot, and now he is getting hotter. Over his entire career, Suzuki has played better in the first month of the year than any other month, exactly what you might expect from a catcher that the Oakland Athletics ran out as their everyday catcher at least 117 times for five straight years (he caught his fewest games since his rookie season last year, 93).
Kurt Suzuki is doing all of this on a one-year, $2.75 million dollar contract. the Twins bought low and now they are in a great position to turn Suzuki into some surplus value via trade. Or, because he is only 30 years old, the Twins might consider signing him to a modest contract extension, just as they did with Ryan Doumit.*
*Ryan Doumit hit .275/.320/.461 in 2012 in his first year (age 31 season) with the Twins. The Twins extended him for two additional years with an extra $7 million dollars in late June 2012, making his total deal with the Twins three years/$10 million. With Doumit, the Twins were basically getting output from Doumit in line with his career numbers, so there was a little less risk, but in two of the three seasons prior to coming to Minnesota, Doumit either hit poorly or was injured (or both), so they were able to sign (what looks like now) such a team friendly deal. The Twins ultimately flipped Doumit to Atlanta** following a poor 2013 season which saw Doumit struggle at the plate and with concussion issues. He's hitting .200/.217/.222 for the Braves.
**The Twins received LHP Sean Gilmartin in return for Doumit, a former first round draft pick (2011), who is currently performing well at AA New Britain (3-2, 3.63 ERA 39.2 IP, 12 BB, 37K) and if the Twins raid the AAA roster for pitching prospects Trevor May and Alex Meyer this summer, Gilmartin should be one of the logical selections to move up to AAA, where he pitched for parts of 2012 and 2013 in the Braves Org.
I would guess that the Twins do not expect Kurt Suzuki to continue avoiding outs in almost 40% of his plate appearances, but ZiPS projects the 30 year old catcher to produce as a MLB regular the rest of the way. Combined with with he's already done in 2014, he'll end up with a nice 2014 line. If Suzuki keeps up his current pace into the All-Star break, or even just keeps his line to something like .300/.350/.400, which would represent some fairly significant regression over the next month plus, there will be a handful of teams calling Terry Ryan/Rob Antony looking to acquire the veteran catcher for a post season run. Because the Twins have Josmil Pinto (even with his raw defensive skills), and because they are not in a win-now situation, the Twins could feel relatively comfortable flipping Suzuki.
In a trade scenario, the Twins would probably hope to fetch an intriguing Minor League player, as well as some MLB outfield depth, maybe a fourth outfielder capabale of playing center field and aleviating some of the Twins' current outfield issues (especially if Sam Fuld experiences setbacks returning from the concussion disabled list). Of course, what the Twins ultimately receive for Suzuki will depend on who their trading partner is, and where the Twins think they can add the most value.
If the Twins look to extend Suzuki, I think that something similar to the Ryan Doumit deal is realistic, but with a slightly higher annual value. I would not be surprised if he received two additional years for $10 million dollars, bringing his total package in Minnesota to three years and just under $13 million. He's younger than Doumit, and he is a much more complete player, providing value on both sides of the ball.
If I am the Twins, I would attempt to extend Suzuki. The extension would not keep the Twins from trading Suzuki in a year or two, and if Josmil Pinto cannot live up to the hype from his 2013 call up when he hit .342/.398/.566, then the Twins have some hope of a bridge to the arrival of their next young catcher (who might be 2013 third-rounder Stuart Turner). If the Twins can make the extension team friendly then there is not a lot of risk in a deal like that, but if Suzuki and his agent (MVP Sports Group) are looking for a larger deal coming off of a big 2014, then the Twins should feel comfortable walking away.
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Alex Adams, son of the late William Code Adams and Lear Clark Adams, was born Nov. 29, 1921, in Caraway, Ark., and died Jan. 14, 2004, in West Plains, Mo., at the age of 82 years.
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It isn't unusual to see news stories about how the role of libraries is changing in this computer rich era. Many folks say books are becoming obsolete and so are libraries. I don't believe this at all. Your library provides a lot more than a place where books are stored. I like to remind people that if it wasn't for the librarian in the movie, "Soylent Green," poor Charlton Heston might have never found the truth.
Each library is unique in special ways from all of the others. Each has history of its own and they often house fascinating one-of-a-kind collections.
Our collection on local history has many hidden treasures. Are you curious about the history of your house or property? Come see what we have available to help you investigate. Did you ever wonder who lived in your house before you did?
What kind of business was in that abandoned building. We have maps, old city directories, tax records, and census records which might help you find out.
We get visitors every day who are searching for their genealogical roots. The materials available include microfilm of Tennessee Census records, local family histories, and a great deal of material on the Civil War.
Summer is a time for family reunions. If you are hosting one here and your family is local, wouldn't it be fun to find an engagement announcement in the newspaper for a long-married couple to show off at your gathering?
Or perhaps dig through our collection of old high school yearbooks for a picture that Uncle Fred would rather keep hidden? You could even develop your own trivia contest or guessing game with facts you find about your family here at the library. For those of you like me whose family roots are far away, try out the Heritage Quest program on the online Tennessee Electronic Library at http://www.tntel.info. It is free to use and paid for with your tax dollars.
Another resource available to you at the library is the Bedford County Historical Society Quarterly. The back issues of this periodical are available to review and you can find many interesting tidbits about local history there.
The Society meets four times each year and membership is $15 per year. For more information about this organization, please call Alvin Simmons at (931) 680-6313.
The archival obligations of a library are very important. Document collections like the ones I have described at our library give us a clearer understanding of the changes that have been made during our lifetime and the lives of those who came before us.
That's why even though we will be moving from this venerable 100-year-old building to a brand new library, some things will stay the same. The new floor plans include space for the Historical Society and a nice big space for the Local History Room. We can hardly wait. In the meantime, please come and take a look at this fascinating peek into Bedford County's history.
Please remember that tomorrow, July 14, at 7:30 p.m. is the firm deadline for logging books for the Summer Reading Program. You should all be very proud of the remarkable amount of reading that you did this summer. And, even though the Summer Reading Program is coming to an end, don't stop reading!
-- Rita Allen is director of the Argie Cooper library.


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Book Review: The Brighton Bunny Boy by Carmen, Alec, and Gus Soth
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Soth pere recently recently explained to the New York Times, for whom he occasionally blogs, that there are wall photographers and there are book photographers, and he considered himself squarely in the company of the latter. I wouldn't tell anybody not to see a Soth gallery show, but I would tell you to run and find one of his excellent books, from his landmark debut Sleeping by the Mississippi (of which I am fortunate to own the much-sought after first edition - and signed at that!) to the tabloid style newsprint edition The Last Days of W.
He has passed on his gift for the photography book to his daughter, who supplies the kind of openness and imagination that most of us unfortunately grow out of. The Brighton Bunny Boy incorporates Carmen Soth's text and illustrations with her father's photos of an elusive boy (played by brother Gus) who mysteriously hides in a bunny costume. Such alienation is often seen in her father's work but I all too well remember that childhood alienation, different from that of adulthood but no less acute, and Soth addresses one of the painful dilemmas of growing up: how to find and assert your identity in the greater society. In the span of eighteen zine-sized pages, a brief but not at all minor drama plays out with character development and resolution. The book is cute and unsettling, a winning combination.
May the Soth family continue their monographic winning streak for generations to come.
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Mary Darby Gier, 66, of Eldon, formerly of Marshall, died Friday, March 7, 2008, at Capital Region Medical Center in Jefferson City.
Memorial graveside services will be held at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 12, 2008, at Ridge Park Cemetery in Marshall, with Rev. Steve Raglin officiating. Memorials may be made to American Cancer Society in care of Campbell-Lewis Funeral Home in Marshall. Friends may sign the online guest book at www.campbell-lewis.com.
Born Jan. 15, 1942, in Bethany, she was the daughter of the late William Price Darby and Eldora K. Gardner Darby Sitzes and her husband, Charles Sitzes. She was married to Boyd Gier, who preceded her in death. She had lived in Eldon since the early 1980s, previously living in Marshall, and was a bartender for American Legion in Jefferson City. She was a member of VFW Auxiliary and American Legion Auxiliary.
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LAS VEGAS, NV -- (Marketwire) -- 01/16/13 -- Juniper Networks (NYSE: JNPR), the industry leader in network innovation, today announced its 2012 Juniper Partner Award winners spotlighting the outstanding achievements and commitment from the company's top channel partners in the areas of sales, customer service excellence, technology expertise and service specializations.
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Parents of the couple are James and Yanis Helm of Danbury and Terry Perks of Bartley and Sandra Schwab of McCook.
Grandparents are Helen Helm of Cambridge, Efreen B. Rojas of David, Panama, the late John Helm, the late Rosa Santiago de Rojas, Marlin and Letha Perks of Stockville and Sid and Judy Allen of McCook.
The bride wore an A-line gown with tulle over matte satin with a chapel train. The tulle was accented with Alencon lace, pearls and beads and had lace bell sleeves. She wore a rhinestone tiara and a tulle veil. She carried a bouquet of white long-stemmed roses, baby's breath and burgundy carnations. The bridegroom wore a black tuxedo with a navy blue vest and bow tie.
Maria Downer of Bartley, sister of the bride, was the matron of honor. The bridesmaid was Angie Flesner of North Platte. They each wore a burgundy, floor-length satin dress. They carried bouquets of long-stemmed white roses with navy blue satin ribbon.
Eric Morris of Danbury was the best man. The bridegroomsman was Matt Lucas of Chadron. The bridegroomsmen wore black tuxedos with navy blue vests and bow ties.
The flower girl was Kelsey Schwab of McCook, sister of the bridegroom. She wore a dress similar to the dresses worn by the bridesmaids.
Caleb Sughroue of Bartley served as the ring bearer.
Ushers for the ceremony were Jaime Helm of Danbury, brother of the bride, and Aaron Edwards of North Platte, cousin of the bridegroom.
The candlelighters and altar servers for the ceremony were Aaron Helm and Jacob Helm of Norcatur. The lector was Raymond Haag of Bartley. The acolyte was Steve McConville of Bartley. Crinda McConville of Indianola was the organist. Sam Stritt of Bartley was the vocalist. Jennifer Hoard of Cambridge served as the guest book attendant.
The reception was at the Cambridge Community Building in Cambridge. The host couple was Mike and Shelly Slaba of North Platte. Jackie Delany of Kempner, Texas, Boni Edwards of North Platte and Ceanne Rinehart of Colby, Kan., were cake servers. Amber Edwards of North Plate served as gift attendant. The cake was created by Julie Vrbas of Palisade.
The couple honeymooned in Sedona, Ariz.
The bride is a teacher at Fieldside School in Gordon. The bridegroom is working for the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission in Crawford.
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If you want to see a classic example of green architecture before the eco building movement was even born, check out the Jean-Marie Tjibaou Cultural Center by Renzo Piano on the island of New Caledonia in the South Pacific. Built to honor the assassinated Kanak leader, Jean-Marie Tjibaou, as well as the culture of the Kanak peoples, the cultural center is modeled after a traditional Kanak village, and the pavilions were inspired by Kanak huts. Using traditional materials coupled with modern materials and technology, Piano also utilizes clever green building strategies to keep the pavilions cool and integrate the center with nature.
The cultural center is situated on a narrow strip of land surrounded by the ocean and lots of lush vegetation. Ten pavilions of various sizes ranging in height between 9 and 24 meters high are situated asymmetrically along a main path. Each pavilion serves a various function or evokes certain themes and includes permanent or temporary exhibitions. Some contain studios for traditional activities, such as music, dance, painting and sculpture. Also housed at the center is an auditorium, an amphitheater, the administrative departments, research areas, a conference room and a library.
The pavilions themselves were inspired by traditional Kanak huts, but were not copied exactly – they're more of a modern take on the traditional architecture. Built from iroko wood as well as glass, steel, and bamboo [2], they respect traditional construction methods according to the most sophisticated engineering studies. Operable roof skylights and a screen of laminated wood facilitate natural ventilation [3] using the wind to push hot air out of the top, while a bamboo wall filters light into the interior.
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In short: Really warm friendly race, even if the weather was a little chilly!In full: Pretty hard mind but all round top notch event, worth travelling for. Just a idea but wondering why so many events don't do medals?Date of review: March 5, 2006
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In short: Good chance of a PBIn full: The second year in a row that I've done this race, last year felt like -20 degrees, this year wasn't so cold but the weather was still rubbish! Mind you, for some bizarre reason I actually quite like running in the rain and give me the bracing sea air over stifling heat any day! With a large proportion of the race being dead flat there is a real chance of a PB here and whilst I didn't manage one myself I did take 10 minutes off last year's time so was well pleased. The organisation is good but I really think they should get rid of the grassy bit, I saw five runners slip over, one causing a bit of a pile up, and I heard of several runners twisting ankles etc. Imagine how gutted you'd feel doing that at 11 miles! The new bit at the beginning through The Lanes was good; surely the route could deviate even further into town negating the need for the "cross country" section! Overall I like this race and will definitely be back next year, who knows; maybe there'll be sunshine with a gentle cooling breeze in 2007!Date of review: March 5, 2006
In short: Great race, a very tough 10km. Top marks to all involved with the organisation and thanks to all the marshalls for the friendly faces and encoragement, despite the cold.Date of review: March 4, 2006
In short: Brilliant race, extremely hard but very rewarding . Marshalling was very good, I have never seen so many people involved on sucha cold day. Very friendly. The only drawback was the hold-ups especially whith the two stys on top of one of the hills. Date of review: March 4, 2006
In short: very well organizedIn full: Superb race the 3 hills are unrunable for most.very well marshalled you have to start quick to avoid being held up though.i'll be backDate of review: March 4, 2006
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