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please tell me i'm not alone here ladies!!! anyone else counting downt he days until school resumes just to get a break from the sibling squabbling?? im at my witts end with the fighting, picking fights, not sharing....arrgh!! anyone have tips on ways to deal with it? keep my girls from tearing eachother to shreds with their insults, pushing eachothers buttons...i need a break! anyone else?
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Yep, ours squabble too -- they are age 5.5 and 3.5 and since I'm many times occupied with the 3 month old baby, ummm... the squabbling continues!
You are not the only one counting down the days. I swear, sometimes I feel like I can actually see my older one picking a fight just because she is bored. She's ready for school for sure.
One thing that helped us a while ago... we mimiced a strategy from school by making a poster of Family Expectations or rules or whatever. Let your kids come up with ideas, too. Like, ours has both positive and negative expectations-- things like No hitting, no fighting, pick up your things but also feed the dogs (which they enjoy doing) and love each other. I got some super-basic pictures from Clip Art to put by each 'rule' as well so that even though they couldn't read, they could still identify each rule. They really liked it! At the suggestion of an elementary school friend, we 'review' the rules every so often (started with each morning and afternoon). The idea of proactively addressing situations...
I've also heard of then doing something like a sticker chart for good behavior where they can work towards a small treat, etc. We didn't do that, but the poster of expectations worked really well! That and just trying to keep them busy with art supplies, etc. And when all else fails? Yes... I turn to the TV or games on the iPad.
Ok-- gotta go... they are yelling at each other right now :)
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I have 3 kids. Two boys 12 and 10.. Mallory ho is 5.
I am counting down the days so I can have time for myself and of course kids fight.
The worse fights are mostly my two boys at each other I tell my oldest to stop but he keeps at it or start it back up again.
Trent 14 year old Alex 11 year old Mallory 7 year old. All three with special needs and medical issues.
With twins, there is always a squabble.
Our rule is, "If you can't treat each other nicely and play together fairly, then seperate rooms and play by yourself."
And I will forcefully put each kid in a seperate room away from the other.
Sometimes they will play by themself, but usually they don't want to be away from their brother, so they agree to stop bickering and play nicely. For the most part, they do.
Same thing for my brother and I when we were growing up. If we were fighting my mother made us go to our own rooms and play by ourselves, end of story.
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Various things are taking place in Kennedy Middle School, including piloting Response to Intervention strategies. Through in-service meetings, teachers are also working on new curriculum that brings the School District in alignment with the state mandated common core.
One component to help student achievement is digitally focused. KMS Principal Susan Climer said they are working with the media resource librarian to launch a program for teachers to post all homework on the Internet, which both parents and students can access at any time.
"We're doing a lot of exciting work on the academic side," Climer said.
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The behavioral piece has five components: Positive Behavioral Intervention Strategies, communication, homeroom groups, G-talks, and alcohol and other drug abuse programming.
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For example, staff now uses "hand tools," A fist means "quiet," holding one finger up means "whisper," and so on.
"There is a marked difference in a very positive way," Superintendent Susan Borden said of the success of PBIS and positive changes to student behavior.
KMS is also focusing on communicating with parents and gathering feedback from staff. G-Talks, said Assistant Principal Mark Kaminski, mean students will discuss a learning plan starting in middle school that encompasses their post secondary education and career goals.
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Tony Blair is due to embark on a series of talks with world leaders to discuss Africa and climate change - the twin priorities for next month's G8 summit.
On Saturday, the world's richest countries agreed to write off the debt owed by 18 mainly African countries.
The UK prime minister will use visits to Moscow, Berlin and Paris to press for a commitment to further aid.
He returned from talks in the US last week after securing a pledge from President George W Bush on debt relief.
The pair will seek backing for their plan at the G8 group's summit in Gleneagles, Scotland.
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Mr Blair will also hold talks in Luxembourg whose presidency of the EU the UK will take over in July.
Under the package agreed by G8 finance ministers meeting in London on Saturday, the world's richest countries said they would write off the $40bn (£22bn; 33bn euros) debt owed to them.
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I grew up in a different world. Many of you did too. Today's schools seem impossibly foreign to the schools of my childhood. First we had attendance and then the child in charge of our morning routine would lead us in singing a patriotic song followed by the Pledge of Allegiance. Finally, before we started our day's work we would have a short prayer or a moment of silence.
Because my father was in the military, I attended 13 different schools as a child, both in the U.S. and beyond. Each school had their own way of doing things but these were always constant.
By and by things changed. No longer do they pray together. These routines helped ground us. We understood that we had responsibilities and safety as a community of Americans. We all spoke to the same God although our individual beliefs were quite varied.
These simple traditions gave us a feeling of unity and security that no longer exists. Our children have lost such a blessing in their lives.
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I remember my first time (using liquid eyeliner, of course). That mess was crazy intimidating, like I was prison tattooing myself or something. But guess what? Practice makes perfect when it comes to getting liquid liner right. If you've never tried it—or feel like it's impossible to apply without looking insane—there are some tricks. Drawing on the shape you want first (cat eye, regular, whatevs) with a pencil liner makes things easier. You can also fix unevenness with a pencil. And you can dot said pencil between lashes to keep your liquid liner from looking spotty. I wear liquid liner almost on the daily, and it doesn't have to be all Amy Winehouse, party of one.
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NSBA attorneys have filed a U.S. Supreme Court brief supporting the city of Ontario, Calif., which is fighting a lawsuit from a SWAT team officer who said the police department acted illegally when it searched his city-issued pager and found sexually explicit text messages.
The case is important to school districts, which need unfettered access to employees' work-related communications, both to ensure student safety and maintain smooth operations, said Naomi Gittins, NSBA's deputy general counsel.
"Almost all school districts have these policies in place that tell employees, You have no expectation of privacy'" regarding communications on district-issued equipment, such as cell phones and Blackberries, Gittins said.
Last June, a three-judge panel of the U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals overturned a lower court decision in City of Ontario v. Quon and ruled in favor of the police officer, Sgt. Jeff Quon, who said his immediate supervisor had assured him and other members of the SWAT team that their messages would not be reviewed. The review was part of an audit to determine the number of text messages the officers were sending. However, a higher ranking officer overruled that supervisor, searched Quon's pager, and found the personal messages.
The city had a written policy stating that phone messages and e-mails were subject to departmental review, but it did not specifically mention pagers, Gittins said. However, before the incident, police officers were told orally that their pager messages could be reviewed.
The Supreme Court is expected to hear arguments in the case this term and issue a ruling before the term ends in July.
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In focus: Dating, understanding and appreciating the Aboriginal Rock Art of the Kimberley07/07/2015 - 10:00
To celebrate NAIDOC Week, ScienceNetwork WA invited a number of local scientists to talk about the science within Indigenous culture, heritage and communities. Today, Reader in Kimberley Rock Art Sven Ouzman explores one of the world's greatest art treasures, through the Rock Art Dating Project.
Fish fanatic risks life and limb during half century career01/07/2015 - 06:00
THREE months ago, a 72-year-old Gerry Allen clung to a lifeboat in the South China Sea watching the boat on which he had been travelling to his next job descend to a watery grave.
3D printer churns out handheld underground water model27/06/2015 - 06:00
CUTTING-EDGE three dimensional printing technology has produced a plastic model representing the land surface and underground water systems across 3.5 million hectares of the La Grange groundwater allocation area, south of Broome.
PERSPECTIVE: silent extinctions on coral reefs25/06/2015 - 09:00
THIS week the WA Museum's Dr Zoe Richards considers the importance of examining the Kimberley with a fine tooth comb in an effort to gather marine biodiversity data to inform decision making.
Marine ecosystems considered in Kimberley survey23/06/2015 - 06:00
A MULTI-DISCIPLINARY team is closely monitoring the Kimberley's coastal and estuarine environment to better understand how present levels of organic nitrogen and carbon play a role in sustaining marine productivity.
Roebuck Bay to make a big splash22/06/2015 - 14:00
Three filmmaking workshops have been held in Broome, to help budding filmmakers develop the technical and creative skills required to produce a short film for the inaugural MUD AND SALTwater SHORT FILM FEST in September this year.
Resilient Kimberley community provides new hope for coral reefs17/06/2015 - 06:00
THE discovery of a highly diverse coral community in a harsh but untouched marine environment in the Kimberley has sparked new hope for the future of coral reefs and prompted scientists to rethink factors that promote coral reef survival.
Dinosaurs, shorebirds, bilbies and jellyfish on the Broome Coast12/06/2015 - 10:00
For the past twenty years Chris Hassell has been studying the migratory shorebirds of Roebuck Bay and Eighty Mile Beach, with the aim of unravelling their unique biology.
Genes and words trace Kimberley boab distribution08/06/2015 - 06:00
LINGUISTICS and genetics have been used to prove that the boab tree (Adansonia gregorii) was spread through the Kimberley by ancient Aboriginal peoples.
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A CHANCE find on Broome's Cable Beach in 2012 led researchers from the University of Adelaide and Charles Darwin University to find several specimens of two north western Australian sea snakes not seen since 2001.


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Cheney gets 35 minutes of air time in interview on "The Newshour." PBS worried about its budget?
World's worst vice president interviewed by world's worst broadcaster. Public Television reinterprets the Interview as RNC infomercial.
Ever wonder why Cheney speaks so softly during interviews? Because he's not telling the truth?
NASA's top climate control scientist says he's being muzzled since speaking out about global warming last Dec. At last--the Bush Administration is finally doing something to curb emissions.
Christian fundamentalists launch campaign to discredit global warming theories. Welcome to the 19th Century.
Muslims stage violent demonstrations around the world to protest against cartoons mocking the Prophet Muhammed. Islam on the march--right into the 17th Century.
Iran's largest newspaper announces international competition for Holocaust cartoons. Now there's a mature response. And by the way, did you know the Jews control the banks and the media?
New Fed Chairman Ben Bernancke to make first presentation before Congress on Monday. Congressional translators standing by, hoping for Greenspan-like incomprehensibility.
Attorney General Gonzalez tells Congress electronic surveillance was used to protect national security in the past by Presidents Washington, Lincoln, Wilson and Roosevelt. See, Ben Franklin hooked up this kite and then....Oh never mind. He really meant Nixon.
CIA's counter-terrorism chief is fired. Had nothing to do, however, with his opposition to secret prisons overseas and terror suspects undergoing "aggressive questioning," aka torture.
New sex abuse scandal rocks Catholic Church in Chicago after alleged church reforms. Setting an example for Congressional ethics reform?
US Government gets a Cuban delegation evicted from American-owned hotel in Mexico as supposed violation of economic trade embargo. Cubans were drinking too many Cuba Libres?
RNC Chairman says voters dislike "angry candidates" and Hillary Clinton seems to have "a lot of anger." If Hillary runs for president and gets the votes of all the people who are "angry' about the Bush Administration's incompetence and the Republican scandals, she wins in a landslide.
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NJ Choral Singer Collapses and Dies at Walt Disney Hall
Tuesday, April 15, 2014
A choral singer collapsed and died at the Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles on Monday, the first death of a musician at the venue since its 2003 opening.
Neville Marriner, Prolific English Conductor, Active at 90
Monday, April 14, 2014
To commemorate the 90th birthday of English conductor Neville Marriner on Tuesday, there was no shortage of recordings for WQXR to choose from.
John Luther Adams's Become Ocean Wins Pulitzer Prize for Music
Monday, April 14, 2014
John Luther Adams's Become Ocean has won the 2014 Pulitzer Prize for music. Commissioned by Seattle Symphony, it carries a message about the impact of climate change.
Injured Lorin Maazel Cancels More Concerts, With Wide Repercussions
Monday, April 14, 2014
An unnamed accident has caused Lorin Maazel to drop out of a series of high-profile concerts this spring, the latest being the Boston Symphony Orchestra's 10-day tour to Japan and China.
Chicago Classical Station Hits Pledge Drive Record By Using Obscure Piano CD
Monday, April 14, 2014
WFMT hit a one-day record for a pledge drive by relying solely on the music of Vera Gornostaeva, an 84-year-old Russian pianist who spent the peak of her career shrouded behind the Iron Curtain.
Classical Music's Awards Season Heats Up
Friday, April 11, 2014
This Monday, the Pulitzer Prize in music will be handed out, the most high-profile – and debated – composition award around. It arrives in the midst of a busy awards season.
A Kiss for 'QXR
Thursday, April 10, 2014
It's quite a surprise, seeing these faces on the WQXR website, isn't it? But it's no accident, although our connection is to only one of the members of the rock band KISS.
J&R Closes its Downtown Music and Electronics Store
Wednesday, April 09, 2014
J&R, the legendary Lower Manhattan music and electronics store, is shutting its doors after 43 years in business.
Mark O'Connor's Prized Violin Damaged in Backstage Accident
Tuesday, April 08, 2014
Mark O'Connor dropped his fiddle as he was getting ready to go on stage Monday night in Sioux Falls, SD, causing several major cracks in the wood. He tells Elliott Forrest how it happened.
Study Casts New Doubt on Superiority of Stradivarius Violins
Monday, April 07, 2014
So you think you can tell a fine Stradivarius from a modern violin without reading the label? If not, you're in good company: Neither can several professional violin soloists.
Listen: Los Angeles Philharmonic Keeps Playing During Earthquake
Saturday, April 05, 2014
Top 5 Classical Music Moments on the 'Late Show with David Letterman'
Friday, April 04, 2014
Itzhak Perlman Airport Incident Prompts Apology, Donation
Friday, April 04, 2014
Days after an airline worker abandoned Itzhak Perlman with his violin, crutches and luggage at Pearson International Airport in Toronto, Air Canada has offered an apology and a donation.
Conducting Guru Claims Women Shouldn't Be Conductors
Thursday, April 03, 2014
Violinist Gil Shaham Takes On a New Role: Crime Fighter
Tuesday, April 01, 2014
Reports of train stations and shopping malls blaring classical music to chase off vagrants, vandals and ne'er-do-wells have been making headlines for over a decade. Gil Shaham decided to act.
Ivory Ticklers: Six Funny Classical Piano Comedy Routines
Tuesday, April 01, 2014
New York Philharmonic to Summer in Santa Barbara
Monday, March 31, 2014
The New York Philharmonic on Monday announced a four-year partnership with the Music Academy of the West, a summer festival and school for aspiring professional musicians in Santa Barbara, CA.
No Time for a Symphony? Try a Ringtone, Says Spektral Quartet
Monday, March 31, 2014
The Spektral Quartet, from Chicago, has just commissioned 47 composers to write ringtones, alarms and text message alerts for cellphones.
Rare Stradivarius Viola Could Bring $45M at Sale
Thursday, March 27, 2014
A rare 1719 Stradivarius viola is expected to sell for more than $45 million in a private sale.
Flash Mob: Beethoven's 'Ode to Joy' Takes Over Ukraine Market
Tuesday, March 25, 2014
Watch what happens as the Odessa Philharmonic and Opera Chorus stage an "Ode to Joy" flash mob performance in the middle of the city's bustling bazaar.


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Rock Hall Town Council, Washington Gas Energy Systems And Standard Solar Dedicate 1.26 Megawatt, Net-Metered Solar Array On Maryland's Eastern Shore
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Anders Hillborg (b.1954) - music for orchestra and for soprano(s) & orchestra: Sirens; Cold Heat; Beast Sampler; O dessa ogon / Hannah Holgersson, soprano
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Performers: Holgersson, Hannah; Winland, Ida Falk
Conductors: Oramo, Sakari; Zinman, David; Salonen, Esa-Pekka
Ensemble: ; Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra
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Yo-Yo Ma: The Classical Cello Collection - Concerti by Boccherini, Dvorák, Elgar et al.; Solo & Chamber Works of Bach, Beethoven, Brahms, Bartók et al. / Emanuel Ax, Isaac Stern, Kathryn Stott; Silk Road Ens. et al. [15 CDs]
15 CD / Sony Classical / 2015-10-02Works: Johann Sebastian Bach: Suite for solo cello no 1 in G major, BWV 1007; Suite for Cello solo no 2 in D minor, BWV 1008; Suite for Cello solo no 3 in C major, BWV 1009; Suite for Cello solo no 4 in E f...
Performers: Ax, Emanuel; Bonney, Barbara [Soprano Vocal]; Frank, Pamela; Koopman, Ton; Laredo, Jaime; Ma, Yo-Yo; Meyer, Edgar; Stern, Isaac [Violin]; Stott, Kathryn [Piano]; Young, Rebecca
Conductors: ; Koopman, Ton; Abbado, Claudio; Masur, Kurt; Maazel, Lorin; Ozawa, Seiji; Previn, Andre; Zinman, David
Ensemble: ; Silk Road Ensemble
Repertoire selected personally by Yo-Yo Ma. Box set of 14 complete classic albums on 15 CDs. Includes 5 Grammy Award�-winning recordings as well as his...continue...
Recording information: De Stadsgehoorzaal, Leiden, Holland (03/06/1993-03/07/1993); First Congregational Church, Lee, Massachusetts (03/06/1993-03/07/1993); Ford Centre for the Performing Arts, North ...continue...
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Performers: Grossenbacher, Thomas; Rouilly, Michel; Sutter, Bettina
Conductors: Zinman, David; ; Sanderling, Michael
Ensemble: ; Ensemble Amaltea; Tonhalle Orchestra Zurich
Danielpour, Kirchner, Rouse: Cello Concertos / Yo-Yo Ma, cello
1 CD / Sony Classical / 2012-01-17Works: Richard Danielpour: Concerto for cello and orchestra; Leon Kirchner: Music for cello & orchestra; Christopher Rouse: Concerto for Cello
Performers: Ma, Yo-Yo
Conductors: Zinman, David
Ensemble: ; Philadelphia Orchestra
Recording information: Giandomenico Studios, Collingswood, New Jersey (01/06/1996/01/09/1996)....continue...
The New York Album / Yo-Yo Ma; Zinman
1 CD / Sony Classical / 2011-07-12Works: Stephen J. Albert: Concerto for Cello; Béla Bartók: Concerto for Viola, Sz 120; Ernest Bloch: Schelomo
Performers: Ma, Yo-Yo
Conductors: Zinman, David
Ensemble: Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
Recording information: Joseph Meyerhoff, Hall, Baltimore, MD (03/06/1993-03/07/1993).
Focusing solely on American composers (New Yorkers, for that matter), Yo-yo Ma recorded an album with the B...continue...
Daugherty: American Icons / Zinman, Stenz, Miller, et al
1 CD / Decca Import / 2009-11-04Works: Michael Daugherty: Dead Elvis; Snap!; What's that spell, for 2 sopranos & ensemble; Jackie's Song; Le Tombeau de Liberace, for piano & orchestra; Motown Metal; Flamingo
Performers: Bielawa, Lisa; Crossley, Paul [Piano]; Daugherty, Michael; Kampen, Christopher van; Sinfonietta, London; Sweeton, Alex; Ullery, Charles; Zinman, David
Conductors: Zinman, David; Stenz, Markus; Miller, David A.; Daugherty, Michael
Ensemble: Dogs of Desire; London Sinfonietta
Recording information: Colosseum (04/14/1996-10/27/1996); Music Hall Of Troy Savings Bank, Troy, NY (04/14/1996-10/27/1996); Watford, Hertfordshire, England (04/14/1996-10/27/1996)....continue...
Henryk Gorecki: The Symphony of Sorrowful Songs / Dawn Upshaw, David Zinman / A Tony Palmer Film [DVD]
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Performers: Upshaw, Dawn
Conductors: Zinman, David
Ensemble: London Sinfonietta
This Symphony's inspiration came from a book Gorecki found during the Nazi occupation of Poland that showed examples of the different messages scratched on the...continue...
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Fabian Müller: Nachtgesänge; Cellokonzert; Intrada; Gayatri-Rhapsodie
1 CD / Col Legno / 2008-05-01Works: Fabian Müller: Nachtgesänge, for mezzo-soprano & orchestra (after Gedichten von Hermann Hesse); Concerto for cello & orchestra; Intrada, for orchestra; Gayatri-Rhapsodie, for orchestra
Performers: Chien, Pi-Chin; Ernman, Malena
Conductors: Zinman, David
Karolju - Christmas Music from Rouse, Lutoslawski, Rodrigo
1 CD / RCA Records / 2007-11-06Works: Christopher Rouse: Karolju; Witold Lutoslawski: Polish Christmas Carols (20); Joaquín Rodrigo: Retablo de navidad, for soprano, bass, chorus & orchestra
Performers: Doyle, Julia; Stephany, Anna
Conductors: Zinman, David
Ensemble: BBC Symphony Orchestra; Philharmonia Chorus
The Essential Joshua Bell
2 CD / Sony Classical / 2007-04-03Works: Pyotr Il'yich Tchaikovsky: Swan Lake; Felix Mendelssohn: Concerto for Violin in D minor; Song Without Words for piano no 30 in A major ("Frühlingslied"), Op. 62/6; Frédéric Chopin:...
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Conductors: Thomas, Michael T.; Norrington, Roger; Leon, Craig; Salonen, Esa-Pekka; Stern, Michael; Williams, John; Hess, Nigel; Zinman, David
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The final image from Saturday's 1A co-ed district meet at Russ Kraai Field was not one of jubilation by the title-winning Southern Cal Lake City boys or Ar-We-Va Westside girls.
It was a giant Schaller-Crestland goosebump.
It was Justin Ronk fending off So Cal anchor Colby Davis and lunging across the line in the 4x400 as the S-C crowd at long last let out its breath.
Cody Galvin gave the Wildcats their lead in the meet's final race, Ben Currie and Matt Tielbur blew it wide open, and Ronk endured Davis's desperate kick as Schaller-Crestland took first place in 1600 meters of fury by less than three tenths of a second, clocking in at 3:32.54.
One month and one day after tragedy struck their school and their team, the Wildcats placed third out of 13 teams, winning six events and sending seven athletes in seven events to the state meet at Drake Stadium in Des Moines this Thursday through Saturday.
"I really believe we were helped by three angels sitting up in heaven looking down on the meet," said S-C boys coach Randy Galvin, in his 28th year of coaching track.
Cody Claussen and Tony Clark, both juniors, and freshman Sam Collier were killed April 11 in a snowy car accident on their way to lift weights at Schaller-Crestland High. Claussen and Clark were on the track squad while Collier participated in golf.
"I thought we really pulled it together (after April 11)," said Wildcats senior Cody Galvin, who qualified in four events Saturday. "It makes you more focused, realizing that life could just go any day, so you work your hardest."
Cody Galvin said he became more emotional early in the meet while anchoring the winning 4x800, an event in which Clark would have run.
"I usually think of Tony before every race almost, especially the 4x800," he said.
"Tony's dream was to run on that relay at state; even though the Good Lord had other plans for Tony, his teammates on that team were determined to make sure his dreams were accomplished," said Randy Galvin.
The top two boys in each event earned state trips Saturday. Only the first-place girls finishers qualified automatically, with the rest determined the following day by the next 12 best times from the remaining districts throughout the state.
In addition to leading off the 4x400, Galvin won the 400 hurdles in 57.31 seconds. He ran second in the 4x200 (Ronk, Galvin, Currie, Tielbur) that went 1:33.79 and placed second; the 4x800 he anchored to victory (along with Currie, Ray Wedeking and Kyle Newell) finished at 8:31.31.
Galvin is making return trips in all events but the 4x800; he ran with Ronk on last year's state 4x100 and 4x200 units.
Saturday, Ronk claimed the 200 (23.34), giving him three state events.
Kiley Murra returns in the discus and shot put, where he's seeded third and fourth, respectively, in 1A. He won both events, going 149-1 in the discus and 50-3.5 in the shot.
The Alta boys team, which placed second, was in top form, qualifying in six events, and double qualifying in the 100.
Quentin Thomas made state in four events, winning the high jump, 400 and 800, and leading off the winning 4x200.
Teammate Mike Huseman became the school's first runner to go under 11 seconds in the 100 with his winning time of 10.99 in the event.
"(Thomas) had another huge day, winning three individual events and leading off the 4x200 to first place only 10 minutes after winning the 400," said Alta boys coach Wendell Larson. "All our events going down to state are ranked quite high; we're hoping to make some noise down in Des Moines."
Jack Mills also made it in the 100 and was in the 4x100 team (Mills, Cody Nesbitt, Chris Schmitz, Huseman) and the 4x200 team (Thomas, Mills, Nesbitt, Huseman) that qualified.
Aurelia has a pair of entries. Jared Bruce won the 3200 (10:11.43) and the distance medley team of Kyle Doherty, Mike White, Jacob Bruce and Jared Bruce took first in 3:44.62.
Newell-Fonda had third places from Garrett Bruner in the 400, Luke Sarchet in the shot, and the distance medley team of Nathan Miller, Josh Hopper, Bruner and David Hopper.
St. Mary's failed to make a splash with its low numbers, but the Panthers' efforts didn't go unnoticed by coach Angie Reinert.
"This year was a challenging year for me as a coach and these boys as athletes. Unfortunately our numbers don't allow for a lot of team points and relay events to be run but we did our best," Reinert said. "Marco Barahona did well this year placing in both the shot and discus at a lot of meets and throwing his personal best. The distance medley has had challenges but did better that time by the end of the season.
"The shuttle hurdle group also did well considering two of them run the 3200 and then run the shuttle hurdle right after. Paul Yak also bettered his time in the 3200 and did well at districts."
Schaller-Crestland and Alta had the top area girls scores, taking fourth and fifth place, respectively.
They also possess the only No. 1-seeded Pilot-Tribune-area entries in the state meet: S-C's Molly Sippel in the 100 (12.25) and Alta's sprint medley (Jahde Hammer, Megan Suhr, Susanne Jaeckel, Dee Hinkeldey, 1:52.81).
Hinkeldey also qualified in the 400 and 400 hurdles. Alta's Kelsie Peterson made it in the discus, as did Suhr in the 100.
Peterson threw the discus a school record 112-7.
Cyclones coach Mark Shea had praise for his entire team and was thrilled to get five events in, but he said they're not satisfied with just making it there.
"We hope to get down there and do really well," he said. "All but one of our qualifiers are seniors so this is their last chance to compete at state, and they hope to make it their most memorable meet yet."
That includes Hinkeldey, who could win a third 400 title and a second 400 hurdles title.
S-C's Sippel will also run in the 200 and anchor the sprint medley (Becky Willer, Jill Wedeking, Alyssa Ringgenberg, Sippel), while teammate Sydney Shell earned a trip in the shot put.
Newell-Fonda, which placed seventh, saw its 4x800 team of Rachel Culp, Sarah Culp, Lauren Devereaux and Alisa Christensen race to state and go 10:20.69, breaking their own school record by 18 seconds.
In the distance medley, Katelyn Laursen, Karina Overgaard, Rachel Culp and Christensen ran 4:30.02 to break their school record by eight seconds. They missed the cutoff by just .14 seconds.
Ellen Gruntorad, Nikki Baak, Laursen and Kayla Miller teamed to run a 1:11.06 clocking in the shuttle, which also set a new school record.
Shelby Dierenfield won the high jump, going 4-10, to provide Aurelia with an entry.
"It's great to have Shelby be the district champion in the high jump and advance to state," said Bulldogs coach Jolene Hultgren, whose shuttle hurdle team (Jessica Cougill, Kristine Munden, Katee Dean, Priscilla Otto, 1:09.27) placed third en route to a new school record. "We were hoping to get a couple relays in but that didn't happen. As coaches we asked the team for season and personal bests for the district and the girls came through."
St. Mary's Jessica Lussman gave the Panthers an entry by placing second in the discus (101-0).
"Jess has been working hard on (the discus) for four years and what a way to finish out the year," said Reinert. "She also set a new school record this year, breaking her old record. She is a worker and will continue to work hard this week and we will see what she can do on Friday."
Reinert said she was pleased with the season, despite the fact Abby Richardson missed most of it to injury, and despite not being able to run the shuttle hurdle.
"Most of all I am proud of our distance medley (Melanie Snyder, Richardson, Becky Lenhart, Christine Becker). We have been running it all season and they knocked 12 seconds off their best time on Saturday. Unfortunately they missed qualifying by one second but they can be very proud of what they have accomplished," said Reinert. "The three seniors, Abby, Becky, and Jess, will be very much missed next year. The three of them score a lot of points for our team, are great leaders, and have made many trips to Des Moines to be very proud of.
"I personally will miss this group of girls as I have coached them all four years of their high school track career. They mean the world to me and to what the St Mary's girls track program is today."
BOYS TEAM SCORES: 1. Souther Cal 109, 2. Alta 87, 3. Schaller-Crestland 78, 4. Galva-Holstein 77, 5. SE Webster-Grand, 39, 6. Ar-We-Va 37, 7. Aurelia 35, 8. Odebolt-Arthur 29, 9. Newell-Fonda 26, 10. Rockwell City-Lytton 18, 11. Pomeroy-Palmer 15, 12. SE Webster Burnside 6, 13. Paton-Churdan 2
100-1. Mike Huseman, 10.99; 2. Jack Mills, 11.10
400-1. Quentin Thomas, 50.0
800-1. Thomas, 2:01.43
4x100-1. Mills, Cody Nesbitt, Chris Schmitz, Huseman, 44.16
4x200-1. Thomas, Mills, Nesbitt, Huseman, 1:33.58
High jump-1. Thomas, 6-2
200-1. Justin Ronk, 23.34
400 hurdles-1. Cody Galvin, 57.31
4x200-2. Ronk, Galvin, Ben Currie, Matt Tielbur, 1:33.79
4x400-1. Galvin, Currie, Tielbur, Ronk, 3:32.54
4x800-1. Currie, Ray Wedeking, Kyle Newell, Galvin, 8:31.31
Shot put-1. Kiley Murra, 50-3.5
Discus-1. Murra, 149-1
3200-1. Jared Bruce, 10:11.43
Distance medley-1. Kyle Doherty, Mike White, Jacob Bruce, Jared Bruce, 3:44.62
GIRLS TEAM SCORES: 1. Ar-We-Va 97, 2. Southern Cal 89, 3. SE Webster-Grand 83, 4. Schaller-Crestland 65, 5. Alta 63, 6. Galva-Holstein 48, 7. Newell-Fonda 40, 8. Aurelia 39, 9. Storm Lake St. Mary's 34, 10. Rockwell City-Lytton 26, 11. (tie) Odebolt-Arthur and Pomeroy-Palmer 1
St. Mary's
Discus-2. Jessica Lussman, 101-0
100-2. Megan Suhr, 12.96
400-1. Dee Hinkeldey, 58.34
400 hurdles-1. Hinkeldey, 1:07.07
Discus-1. Kelsie Peterson, 112-7
Sprint medley-1. Jahde Hammer, Suhr, Susanne Jaeckel, Hinkeldey, 1:52.81
100-1. Molly Sippel, 12.25
200-2. Sippel, 26.72
Shot put-2. Sydney Shell, 34-2.25
Sprint medley-2. Becky Willer, Jill Wedeking, Alyssa Ringgenberg, Sippel, 1:53.82
High jump-1. Shelby Dierenfield, 4-8
4x800-2. Rachel Culp, Sarah Culp, Lauren Devereaux, Alisa Christensen, 10:20.69


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