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Bridesmaids (2011)
Bridesmaids SynopsisThis spring, Universal Pictures and producer Judd Apatow (Knocked Up, The 40-Year-Old Virgin) invite you to experience Bridesmaids. Kristen Wiig leads the cast as Annie, a maid of honor whose life unravels as she leads her best friend, Lillian (Maya Rudolph), and a group of colorful bridesmaids (Rose Byrne, Melissa McCarthy, Wendi McLendon-Covey and Ellie Kemper) on a wild ride down the road to matrimony. Annies life is a mess. But when she finds out her lifetime best friend is engaged, she simply must serve as Lillians maid of honor. Though lovelorn and broke, Annie bluffs her way through the expensive and bizarre rituals. With one chance to get it perfect, shell show Lillian and her bridesmaids just how far youll go for someone you love.
Bridesmaids Release Date
In Theaters May 13, 2011
Bridesmaids Credits
Starring: Kristen Wiig, Maya Rudolph, Rose Byrne, Wendi McLendon-Covey, Ellie Kemper, Melissa McCarthy, Chris ODowd, Matt Lucas, Jill Clayburgh, Rebel Wilson, Michael Hitchcock
Written by: Kristen Wiig, Annie Mumolo
Directed by: Paul Feig
Produced by: Judd Apatow, Clayton Townsend, Barry Mende
MPAA Rating: [ R ]
Distributor: Universal Pictures
External Info: Bridesmaids Official Website
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Does Arrogance Fuel Frack Anger?
Some claim industry shows lack of communication
July 29, 2013
PITTSBURGH — The boom in oil and gas fracking has led to jobs, billions in royalties and profits, and even some environmental gains....
The same people whose air was polluted by Wheeling-Pitt and whose water was polluted by Big Coal have zero problem with that.
No, their major problem with Big Oil & Gas is that these companies have billions of dollars to throw around and some of their neighbors have reaped the rewards, while they did not.
Most of the anger and lawsuits with regard to drilling and fracking is merely frustration at not getting their piece of the pie. Their neighbor collected $1.5 million upfront plus small royalties when and if drilling ever starts. They got nothing and they are mad about that.
Thus, the protests and lawsuits.
Did you tools every complain and sue Consol, Wheeling-Pitt or PPG?
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Does Arrogance Fuel Frack Anger?
NO, stupidity and lack of the real facts.
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Too bad locals aren't getting the fracking jobs - nearly all the workers are from out of state. At least new motels are being built for them to stay at. That does create some minimum wage jobs for locals. Of course, frackers choosing to rent rather than stay at motels are driving up rents for locals, so locals can't afford them. At least the landlords are making money.
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@Ragnar - you hit the nail on the head with that one! So much jealousy over other people's money. There were no protesters when the mines were all active over polluting the water table then. No one organized protests outside the mills because of air pollution when they were all active but it's game on now.
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Halliburton loophole? wonderwhy?
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Halliburton has agreed to plead guilty to destruction of evidence in the Deepwater Horizon oil drilling tragedy.
The plea deal — which is still subject to court approval — means they'll pay the maximum available statutory fine, be subject to three years probation, and continue to cooperate with the government's investigation.
The company made a separate and voluntary contribution of $55 million to the National Fish & Wildlife Foundation.
Read more: ***********businessinsider****/halliburton-pleads-guilty-deepwater-horizon-2013-7#ixzz2aRGE4VkI
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Blunderlie, DEEPWATER Horizon was Ocean drilling, nothing to do with Fracking.
1 million wells since 1948, NAME ONE DOCUMENTED VERIFIED CASE of Water Contamination, IDIOT ____________??
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"You can't change the spots on a leopard," said Jim Switzer, a Dimock resident who says drilling ruined his water. "They would spend a billion dollars to say they weren't responsible for something rather than spend a couple million dollars of taking care of who they (wronged.)"
There is the problem, neatly summed up. Everybody was sooooo quick to sign on the dotted line; now it's like, geez, hold on, I never thought there would be this much disruption and torn up landscape.
Well, yeah. In fact you ain't seen nothing yet. Certain areas in Marshall County already look like World War I.
And as far as providing local jobs, forget that forever. As proof, look at all the eyesore camper sites, cheap hotels going up everywhere and, most, especially, the pickup trucks with out-of-state plates seen in the parking lot of your nearest zoo, whoops, sorry, Wal-Mart.
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Sigh... I suppose some people are incapable of learning. This article is misinformation from the very first sentence. This new gas boom has zilch to do with hyraulic fracturing.
Jeeeeeez folks. Hydraulic fracturing has been done since the 40's
I thought we were past THIS type of misinformation. I guess not...
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Some people will gripe, no matter what. So here is mine- Trucks, trucks and the increase of vehicle traffic. Some want their side of the road and mine. A little respect goes a long way.
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NAME ONE DOCUMENTED VERIFIED CASE of Water Contamination____________??
Incidental stories by dimwit Hillbillies as to what they THINK happened doesn't amount to squat.
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duwhop- I know it's difficult for you to follow. The main reason for concern on fracking is the chemicals that companies do not have to list because of the Halliburton loophole. I added the article because Halliburton has cost this country and tax payers millions. Since you claim to live in CA, which you clearly do not, I still wonderwhy your obsession with the NR? Is it that you really can't leave. You hate this place so much, yet your here everyday. Very sick little mind.
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your = you're
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The "Halliburton Loophole" is a bit of myth in that opponents of fracking often use it to claim drilling companies have free reign in drilling operations. This is not the case! From NPR "Burning Question: What Would Life Be Like Without the Halliburton Loophole?", "Without federal oversight, it's up to the states to regulate gas drilling. In fact, some call the "Halliburton Loophole" a misnomer because states have their own rules in place. Pennsylvania's Department of Environmental Protection Secretary Michael Krancer recently testified in Congress that federal oversight is unnecessary because the states are better equipped to implement and enforce their own rules."
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"Krancer pointed out in his testimony that the Energy Policy Act of 2005 had bipartisan support. And he's right. Even the Chairman of Philadelphia's Democratic Party, Congressman Bob Brady, voted for it, along with then-Senator Barack Obama."
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It should be noted that the "Father of Fracking" was a strong advocate of more effective regulation and government controls of the process. He acknowledged the environmental impacts that could occur if it were not closely controlled.
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Blunderwhy, every state has a list of the chemicals used in fracking, just go to their website and look them up.
I have listed them here many times.
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Sorry, twitchy fingers!
Everybody should benefit from the boom. Politicians should be pushing for residential gas lines to be installed. Since ALL of us have to deal with the inconvenience of the influx of out of town gas workers ALL of us should be able to hook up to a gas line (get rid of the old fuel oil furnace) gas should be CHEAP for all of us. instead, the lease money goes to a few, the wages go to out of state workers our roads and rural lifestyles are all willy-nilly and the gas is going to China! It sux all around!!!
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Is Frack Anger covered by Obamacare?
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Wonder will be the first in line at the cng station to buy cheap fuel..
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Fatal crash in Malverne on Southern Parkway
Road re-opened at 10 a.m. after state police investigation
For people are dead as a result of a horrific one-car crash in Malverne on the westbound shoulder (north side) of the Southern Parkway.
The crash happened before 4 a.m. Monday between exits 17 and 18.
One occupant of the vehicle was transported to a local hospital, condition unknown.
The State Police are conducting an investigation and the parkway was closed westbound between exits 17 and 19 for several hours on Monday morning. Police reopened the road at about 10 a.m., six hours after the accident.
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ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. (KSDK) - Four schools were temporarily on lockdown following a car crash Thursday morning.
St. Louis County police spokesperson Randy Vaughn said a gold SUV crashed into a house in the 3800 block of Tipton in Woodson Terrace. Five men jumped out and ran.
Police took four people into custody.
Ritenour schools spokesperson said the Early Childhood Center, Ritenour High, Kratz Elementary and Marvin Elementary were place on an external lockdown from noon to 1:15 p.m. An external lockdown means that kids were not allowed outside for recess.
The students will be dismissed at their regular time.


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Today Nintendo has released Wii System Menu version 4.3, which like past updates isn't homebrew friendly, and so Waninkoko has released a new Firmware Updater to allow users to update their Wii consoles without jeopardizing homebrew channel applications.
Download: Wii Firmware Updater v4.3 / Wii Firmware Updater v4.3 (Bug Fix)
Below are the changes Wii System Menu v4.3 introduces:
- Deletes the Homebrew Channel and DVDX, title IDs HAXX, DVDX, JODI, DISC, and DISK.
- Now uses IOS80.
- IOS254 stubbed BootMii is deleted.
- Fixed Bannerbomb less stupidly this time.
- Added IOS58.
- HackMii Installer Userland+Syscall IOS exploit removed
- ES_AddTitleFinish now checks the signature (Trucha Bug Restorer and similar won't work anymore)
Those who didn't use Waninkoko's application above may encounter "Wii Error:004". According to Nintendo, this error code indicates the system is attempting to load unauthorized software. Unauthorized modifications to save data or program files may impair game play or the Wii console and should be removed.
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Emily Prather-Rodgers, North Central College technical services coordinator for Oesterle Library, was elected vice president/president elect of the American Library Association's (ALA) New Members Round Table's (NMRT) Executive Board. The NMRT helps those who have been association members less than 10 years become actively involved in the association and the profession.
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One person died in crash on C.R. 5 north of Elkhart Friday morning
ELKHART — An icy bridge was to blame in fatal a two-vehicle crash on the north side of Elkhart County.
The Elkhart County Sheriff's Department and the Cleveland and Osolo Township Fire Departments were called at 8:15 a.m. Friday, Oct. 25, to C.R. 5 on the Indiana Toll Road overpass, according to Elkhart County dispatch.
Two women died in the crash, said Patrolman Evan Boggs of the sheriff's department.
According to a press release from the sheriff's department, Dawn Leatherman, 47, of Elkhart was driving a black SUV north on C.R. 5 when her vehicle struck the bridge's cement barrier before swerving across the center line.
The SUV crashed into a pickup truck heading south on C.R. 5.
The passenger in the SUV, Alice Barnes, 70, of Elkhart, was pronounced dead at the scene. Leatherman was extricated from the vehicle and taken to Elkhart General Hospital, where she was pronounced dead.
Both women died from internal injuries, according to the press release.
The truck's driver, Ryan Eull, 32, of Niles, Mich., was not injured.
Boggs said the overpass was covered in ice Friday morning, causing the SUV to slide before hitting the barrier and the pickup truck.
Medflight was called to the scene but did not transport anyone. The overpass was closed several hours, and was reopened in the early afternoon.
The South Bend Police Department stated in a press release that U.S. 20 was ice-covered and that multiple accidents were reported along the road between Ironwood Road and U.S. 31 Friday morning.
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WASHINGTON – This month's top events might bring back memories and help make some new ones.
Opening Friday, March 1, the Bethesda Theater is reborn as the Bethesda Blues & Jazz Supper Club.
An $8 million renovation has transformed the old theater into a world-class concert venue with a capacity of 500 — a combination of dinner seating and performance-only seats.
The club's opening weekend includes performances from jazz trumpeter Irvin Mayfield and jazz keyboardist/pianist Marcus Johnson.
In Alexandria, the Birchmere presents a three-night engagement with the Bacon Brothers, beginning March 1. Led by actor Kevin Bacon, the band has been touring and performing for over 15 years.
On Saturday, March 2, singer-songwriter Suzanne Vega is scheduled to perform at the Sixth & I Historic Synagogue in the District.
The singer has released a series of four albums featuring stripped-down versions of her songs, titled "Close-Up."
"I wanted to reclaim my songs from the major labels who own the recordings," Vega tells WTOP in an email. "I thought the fans would like the songs without the productions of the '80s and '90s."
The series is well worth a listen. The solo acoustic approach to her songs is riveting, and Vega's live performances are no exception.
Vega has been testing out new songs on her current tour as well.
For a bit of 1990s nostalgia, check out Rusted Root at the 9:30 Club on March 9.
Local indie rock sensation Shark Week is slated for a March 8 performance at the Rock & Roll Hotel before a journey to the South By Southwest Music Festival.
For fans of bombastic pop, Pink is bringing her "Truth About Love" tour to the Verizon Center on Thursday, March 14.
Scheduled for March 21 at the District's Howard Theatre, is Jefferson Starship performing the 1967 Jefferson Airplane album, "Surrealistic Pillow" in its entirety.
Jazz pianist and singer Diana Krall closes out the month with a two-night performance at the Birchmere. Krall is touring in support of her latest album, "Glad Rag Doll."
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Honoring a Best Friend
Evan Hazard first saw Elaine Willis in 1948, during Independent Council (IC) meetings at Cornell University in Ithaca, N.Y. He, a sophomore, and she, a freshman, also often bumped into each other on campus. Evan liked Elaine, but hesitated to ask her out because he thought she was going steady with another IC member. "She was pretty, but I was attracted primarily to her delightful personality, not her looks," Evan said.
One day, while he was helping at an IC fund-raiser, Elaine showed up with a different lad. So Evan realized Elaine was not "spoken for" and they began to date. "We hit it off well, better than I expected," he said. "By the end of the spring semester, we were an item." Three and a half years later, while Elaine was studying for her BSN in New York City, Evan and Elaine married. They moved to Bemidji in 1958 when Evan joined the biology faculty at Bemidji State College (BSC). After raising two sons and a daughter, and earning two more degrees at BSC (now BSU), Elaine worked as a full-time nurse at Bemidji Hospital, now Sanford Bemidji Medical Center from 1974 to 1991.
After retirement, the Hazards remained active in the community. Elaine became their church's parish nurse, visiting patients in the hospital and writing a health column for the monthly newsletter. She also volunteered at Neilson Place, the Sanford rehab residence, acted in community theater and took part in Diane's Dance Studio. Evan also started volunteering at the hospital, assisting surgery patients and their families; he still continues that weekly volunteer stint.
After caring for countless others through her career and volunteer work, Elaine's own health started to wane in the fall of 2010. On Dec. 16, the Hazards were told Elaine had acute monocytic/myelocytic leukemia; her white cell count was increasing rapidly. The next day, at Sanford Medical Center in Fargo, Dr. Anu Gaba, hematologist and oncologist, confirmed Elaine's terminal diagnosis. Chemotherapy treatment was started the Monday before Christmas.
"Care by the hospital's nurses, aides, and respiratory therapists was excellent, and Dr. Gaba and three other Sanford oncologists were informative, compassionate, and flexible enough to communicate appropriately with an experienced RN patient and a biologically savvy husband," Evan said.
On Dec. 28, after 58 wonderful years of marriage, Evan said goodbye to his best friend when Elaine died of cancer-related pneumonia. In her honor, and in appreciation for the care his wife and family received during this difficult time, Evan established the Elaine J. Hazard Endowment for Cancer Center of Excellence Fund.
Endowments established at Sanford Health Foundation of Northern Minnesota, from generous donors like Evan, provide perpetual support to ensure that patients at Sanford Bemidji have access to cutting-edge diagnostics and treatment, while helping medical staff receive advanced training and attend educational conferences. Ultimately, Evan hopes it will enable the medical staff at Sanford Bemidji Cancer Center to help contribute to eradication of the disease.
"I hope they make cancer less often lethal and more often curable," he said, but quality of life is important. "I would hope the quality of the patient's life be of primary concern rather than the length."
Elaine and Evan carefully planned for their financial future. As they grew older, they decided to support several local and national causes. Evan chose Sanford Bemidji because of the exceptional care Elaine received, not only during her terminal care at Sanford in Bemidji and Fargo, but also care over the years including a broken ankle, gynecological surgery, an emergency department visit, physical therapy, and others. Furthermore, Evan said he received excellent care during his own hospital visits and at Sanford's physical therapy unit. He and Elaine also watched the medical team care for a teenage son after an auto accident.
"I don't need to go on a cruise and I can't travel as much, so I can give to a few charities Elaine and I chose," he said. "I certainly have a loyalty to the hospital in Bemidji. I volunteer there, I've had surgery there, and my wife was taken care of there. It's a good non-profit to donate to."
To learn more about Sanford Bemidji Cancer Services, visit foundation.sanfordhealth.org or call the Sanford Health Foundation of Northern Minnesota at (218) 333-5515.
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A federal judge has rejected a Michigan High School Athletic Association plan to change the seasons of five sports.
This plan was supposed to create more scheduling equity among the state's boys and girls teams.
In a ruling released today, U.S. District Judge Richard A. Enslen wrote that the proposal for golf, tennis, soccer and swimming and diving didn't achieve equity.
He gave the MHSAA until Oct. 30 to choose from three options.
One of the options would combine all sports seasons so both sexes' teams play during the same time of year. Either of the two remaining choices would switch the seasons of girls basketball and volleyball.
Enslen ruled Dec. 17 that the MHSAA discriminates against females in the scheduling of some sports.
The MHSAA is the state's governing body for high school athletics.
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I have to move my Zimbra (in VMware) to a new datacenter. I chose to make a clone, relocate the clone to the new location.
The cloned Zimbra appears to be working fine from initial test, though not all domains are switched over yet to it, only a single "test" domain.
Is there a method to transfer over the accounts from the old one, which is still in use, to the cloned one, which has all the same accounts, just out of date.
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WOODBRIDGE, Va. (WUSA9) -- Prince William County Police say that a man wanted for the Burke and Herbert Bank robbery in Woodbridge last weekend was arrested in North Carolina after allegedly robbing a bank there.
According to police, on Tuesday the Fayetteville Police Department in North Carolina arrested two people after a bank robbery. After an investigation with the Prince William County Police Robbery Unit and the FBI, the department determined the suspect, Russell Culbreth, committed the bank robbery at the Burke and Herbert Bank at 14008 Smoketown Road in Woodbridge on Saturday.
Police say Culbreth is also wanted by the Hancock County Sheriff's Office in West Virginia for a bank robbery.
Culbreth is being held in North Carolina and will be extradited back to Prince William County. Culbreth, who is from New Cumberland, WV, is charged with robbery in Prince William County. He has a court date on April 17.


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Jennifer Lawrence and Anna Kendrick are among the leading ladies who have been named in GQ Magazine's Year in Babes list of 2013.
The editors of the men's publication have honored some of entertainment's most-wanted women, including 23-year-old Lawrence, who was given the title of Sexiest (Possibly Fake) Pratfall of the Year, referring to her trip up the stairs as she received her Best Actress Oscar earlier this year.
Twilight star Kendrick was given the accolade for Song of the Year From a Movie We Watched on an Airplane, thanks to her single "Cups," which was a chart hit in America this year.
Others who made the list include Elisabeth Moss for Foreign Accent of the Year, thanks to her convincing New Zealand accent in TV mini-series "Top of the Lake," Keri Russell and Kerry Washington were named Hot-Flawed-Female Leads of the Year for their roles in "The Americans" and "Scandal" respectively, and comedienne Sarah Silverman was named The Never Funnier Comedy Queen of the Year.


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Cynthia Shenette) Last year I posted a number of wedding photos during the month of June which proved to be quite popular with my readers. This photo is a re post from June 2010 and one of my favorite photos in my collection.
The young woman in the photo is my mother's first cousin, Celina Szerejko, and her husband Roman Gzell on their wedding day. They were married in Warsaw, Poland on April 21, 1935. I love the beautiful dress and the classic, sophisticated 1930s appearance of both the bride and the groom. They almost look as if they've just stepped out of a Hollywood movie from the 1930s.
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Labels: Gzell, Szerejko, Weddings, Wordless Wednesday
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- Claudia's Genealogy Blog said...
It is a beautiful dress. Today the dresses, for the most part, look trashy not classy
- June 8, 2011 at 6:56 PM
- Carol said...
Beautiful photo, ditto on the bride and groom, very handsome couple, and but of course, love, love, love the dress!
- June 8, 2011 at 10:09 PM
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Hey everyone,
Okay, color me so excited (and a little out of breath...) I just left a personal appearance hosted by Justin Gimelstob and starring Monica Seles + Jim Courier here in New York City!
The two legends were doing a promotion for Wimbledon with partner HSBC Bank on the corner of 40th Street and 5th Avenue and they hit balls on a miniature court for about 30 minutes this afternoon.
I took tons of pictures, some video and got their autographs. I'll upload them as soon as I get home later!
Thursday, June 19, 2008
Letter to DtL readers: I just met Monica Seles + Jim Courier!
Hey everyone,
Labels: Jim Courier, Monica Seles, sports marketing, tennis
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- AnonymousJune 19, 2008 at 12:33 PM
Congratulations! Courier is hot! Is Monica as anorexic up close as she looks on tv?ReplyDelete
LOL! Yeah, Courier has some serious legs - a little pasty for my taste - but nice. Plus he's actually really bitchy.ReplyDelete
Monica, she's great. You're right, though, she did look thinner than she ever has and her face very angular...but in a healthy way actually. Nothing out of the ordinary I don't think.
Let me know what you think when you see the images I upload!
I saw that was happening, but was kind of lazy about going to see it, which is sad because Courier's one of my favorite players of all time. Hate to hear he was bitchy, but I can see it. He always was kind of ornery!ReplyDelete
bitchy in a funny way van! i liked him...he seemed much more relaxed than Monica actually.ReplyDelete
Oh, okay! I thought he was bitchy in a bitchy way! Glad to hear it was entertaining!ReplyDelete
You're on a roll!ReplyDelete
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For better or worse, John Isner + Gilles Simon finally joined Robby Ginepri as shirtless brigade members while practicing their Thai kick boxing moves at an ATP photo op in Bangkok.
I'm sorry but for some reason Gilly is SO not convincing in the top image (neither is John for that matter) though he's def trying hard to bring his "tough" face. Nice try. It looks like he's got a solid high kick below, though.
You confuse me, Frenchie.
PS - Peek-a-boo Robby, we can almost see you.
(Photos: Reuters, Getty)
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
PHOTO OP: We're gonna knock you out sucka (at least we think we can)
Labels: Gilles Simon, John Isner, photo op, Robby Ginepri, shirtless, tennis
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- AnonymousSeptember 30, 2009 at 8:15 AM
Absolutely No Words.ReplyDelete
Except Gilles is hot, no matter how dorky he looks.
John might have to watch for the below the belt punches since his belt line is pretty much in everyone else's strike zone...ReplyDelete
And Robby, please PLEASE keep your backward cap on.
Awwww, sweet, adorable Gilles! God, I LOVE that boy. I might have made him get on a scale so he could prove he does outweigh me. But not by much! ;)ReplyDelete
He would make a perfect boyfriend for you. He is every bit as lovable as he appears.
Okay natch, forgot to ask about Gilly. Any juice on the Frenchie?ReplyDelete
That last pic is just too adorable. Also, Damn! Gilles is HOT!! I love France. Speaking of France, in my daily cyber-stalking of Yoann Gourcuff I found the latest issue of Sport&Style. The ladies of the WTA appear near the middle of the magazine in one of the pictures they took at the pre-Wimbledon party.ReplyDelete
(click on the corners to turn the pages, the picture is on page 78 I think. Yoann comes a bit after.)
I only have juice from concentrate. ;) I love the Frenchies. They let me work out with them. :) I flove Gilles. One day I walked past him working out, and he said, "There goes the pretzel lady." Obvs, he had seen me in some yoga poses! I FLOVE him! He's so sweet and funny. He was kind to everyone who asked for an autograph. He was even kind to the press! Whenever I saw him, I told him I wanted to cook his meals and listen to him talk about his day, then tuck him in at night. He has a girlfriend, but don't let that get you down, Richie. You KNOW there's another Frenchie you have a shot with. Wink. Wink. *zips lips*
I think Rich better stick with the Latino player. Just sayin...ReplyDelete
Hahaha hilarious douchebaggery all over the place here. But in a good way.ReplyDelete
Now natch, what's all that insider talk about?? Are you now an official ATP yoga lady? I'm so curious!! :)
sonja: Me thinks she's been for a bit. Don't you want more juice? It's easy: just give her a name of some ATP baller and *poof* she gives you juice!ReplyDelete
sara: Love Yoann of course but I also love this virtual magazine turning-the-page thingy. So cool.
Note how the ATP web site "fixed" the photo of Robby's kick. Can't be too racy :)ReplyDelete
josegsd: are you serious? *goes to check ATP site*ReplyDelete


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Look down, look down, upon your fellow man!
And the shirt on your back doesn't keep out the chill
And the righteous hurry past, they don't hear the little ones crying
And the winter is coming on fast, ready to kill
One day nearer to dying!
"I Dreamed a Dream," and why we can't have nice things
When hope was high, and life worth living
I dreamed that love would never die
I dreamed that God would be forgiving
The "Master of the House" and ... John Boehner?
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The Elsie seniors held their monthly luncheon March 19 at the Elsie Legion Hall. The meal was prepared by Little Country Kitchen which consisted of: turkey and noodles, mashed potatoes, peas, tossed salad and rolls. The March Easter Bunny decorated birthday cake was provided by Commercial State Bank and baked by Karla McQueen. Those in attendance were: Jo Leonard, Rosalie Curtis, Lyla Hahn, Lillian Hanson, Pastor Linda Battello, Harvey and Jeanie Brott, Glen and Paul Stanek, Louis and Virginia Coppersmith, Grace Schimonitz, John Culver, Bill and Marian Robertson and Tanya Metcalf.


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Recently, I heard a dynamic keynote presentation at a human resources forum attended by leaders from some of the nation's largest and best known organizations.
The senior vice president gave a crisp talk explaining how her company, well known to all of us who have consumed their fast-food specialties, had built its organization based on a strong, friendly, welcoming culture providing career opportunities for future growth.
Her organization, as does others, faces a challenge as many of its jobs are not on the high end of the wage spectrum. This makes competing for the best talent in terms of skills, experience, commitment and passion difficult.
Yet, the company's positive climate helps it recruit, employ and retain people all over the globe. There were about 300 of us paying attention as she gave us a quick history of her firm's action steps, results and moving individual stories. At one point though, the speaker made a comment that struck me as off the mark, but true. The statement that caught my ear went something like this: "When culture killers are top performers, you have a big problem."
I looked around the room. People were nodding in agreement. First, I don't think she was exaggerating in using the term "culture killers." Unfortunately, I've worked with them at times and written about such individuals.
In some organizations, those who are responsible for big revenues or have important technical skills, can, through their demeaning or abstract behavior and apparent invulnerability, undermine the work and commitment of many. Their conduct, if unchecked, sets up special standards for them, marginalizes organizational values and infects those around them.
Think of financial whizzes who don't just cut corners but eliminate them through chicanery, bluster and bullying. Those who work with them can't trust that the organization's standards are real. Over time, some will mimic the action of their leaders, assuming that's the way to succeed. Salt an organization with a few of these prominent anti-heroes and the vision of a common credible culture vanishes.
If culture is truly central to organizational success, those who contribute to its death should not and cannot be considered top performers. They may perform some of their job functions well but referring to them as "top performers" is an awful mistake.
It suggests that culture is important to a point--those who get great current metrics in part of their role have a pass and can generally do what they want. They'll be dealt with not when the culture is at risk but often when the very survival of the organization is.
Allowing this to happen overlooks the reason for making culture important in the first place, which in most cases, will lead to long-term business advantage beyond the immediacy of a quarterly or annual result. Until we clearly include how we work as an integral part of how we're considered to perform, it will be challenging, at best, to build enduring cultures of the kind the speaker referenced.
Instead of referring to "culture killers," here's my suggestion: Unless they commit unpardonable violations, give "culture killers" clear standards regarding acceptable behavior and a chance to perform. If they don't measure up, don't call them "culture killers."
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SOUTH BEND — As Ivy Tech Community College celebrates its 50th anniversary, the class of 2013 on Friday, May 10, celebrated graduation.
Eight-hundred and forty-six students from the college's North Central Region received degrees and certificates in the ceremony at Notre Dame's Joyce Center on Friday, May 10.
South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg delivered the commencement address and congratulated the graduates on their achievements and for making the decision to invest in themselves through education.
"You are here because you chose to invest in yourself," he said. "There are other things you could have done with that time and money."
"In a time of brain drain for our areas, you represent brain gain," Buttigieg told the graduates. "I encourage you to invest as much energy and effort in your next venture as you have in this one."
Michael Staszewski, president of Ivy Tech's Student Government Association, said the evening of celebration was the result of his and his classmates' perseverance.
"You never let your failures define you," Staszewski said in his address. "You refused to fail and you became a success."
"Each of you has a story," said Regional Chancellor Thomas Coley. "Now I encourage you to go out and tell your story."


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Peoples Art of Portland, Po Boy Art/Jason Brown, and Chris Haberman presents
featuring poster artists T-Bone and Aljax
Along with Narratives Portland artists Fred Swan, Kelly Williams, Rio Wrenn & Raithon Clay
Reception: Saturday, March 16th. 5-9pm.
Show runs March 16th April 14th.
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We Are T-Bone & Aljaxx, Tony & Allen Jackson. This is a collection of our gig poster work from the past 4 years. We love art and design in all forms, from the master painters to the backs of cereal boxes, its something weve studied and entertained ourselves with since as far back as we can remember. We are heavily influenced by art and advertising that takes us on a visual journey, and more importantly, tells a story. We aim to do just that, take the viewer to a new place where the band presented is playing as its soundtrack. Each new poster is a transformation of our own styles to fit or explain to the viewer how we perceive the music we are representing. The music guides us through the process, the colors, the subject matter, even the weight of the line work are all dedications to the art we hear.
Fred Swan graduated from the University of Oregon majoring in art and later from the Graduate School of Social Work at PSU. He has lived in Oregon the majority of my life. Fred has four grown children. He is grateful for my life, grateful for every moment. Freds style is founded in what he considers monkey brains (MB for short) thoughts and ideas that pretty much jump from tree to tree on a constant basis. He likes to try different ways of expressing ideas. Fred likes the idea of stories being told from different perspectives. Hes done that in this show by trying to include pieces that have quite detailed messages, pieces that are large and simple, pieces small and vague , pieces that suggest losses, fears, hopes and wonder, pieces, that like stories, are both old and new. Fred paints in various mediums and is including in the Narratives show some of his current watercolors and several framed prints of western and wildlife themes painted three decades ago. Freds library series are pictures constructed out of recycled papers and boxes. The acrylic pieces in this show combine gels with marble and Mt. Saint Helens dust. The sculptures are the result of his MB noticing tree branches that he couldnt help swinging over to in order to take a look. Fred has combined, in several pieces, my watercolors with encaustic medium, layering over his paintings and then incising lines, filling with wax, carving out, glazing with inks and waxing over again. The muted images of encaustic pieces, hinting of the sharp detail and substance that lies just under the surfaces of our experiences, provides me with an opportunity to find a balance between the visual and opinionated clarity Fred was so certain of as a youth and the nuances and more forgiving aspects of my perceptions as he is becoming older.
Kelly Williams is a Portland artist who is actively involved in the community. Her work has appeared in multiple galleries, businesses and publications both locally and nationally. She has a busy studio practice, also teaching in her West Burnside Studio. She also helps those who wish to explore their inner landscape or work through specific issues using encaustic painting as a cathartic medium in both private and small group sessions. My work is often a symbolic narrative of some form. It is a progression of disentanglement, a developing of a story, layer by layer. It is only upon coming closer and becoming intimate does one experience the intricate textures, subtle imagery and imperfections that make up the whole. Often, secrets are hidden within the layers that add additional meaning to the final painting. The use of encaustic painting allows for the metaphorical layering, burning, burying and exposing that are all relevant to the deeper meaning of my work. This ancient medium being used in contemporary visual expression further supports the timeless messages and questions that I seek to explore.
Raithon Clay is a local Portland, OR artist born and raised in Anchorage Alaska. He moved to Portland in 1998 to be involved in the local music scene. Little did he know how vast the local art scene was as well, which inspired him to express himself in many forms of art. Raithon finds and makes his own stencils and paint colors. Epoxy is also big in his work. Raithons studio Woodrow Room is where all creations are transformed when time allows. Music plays a big roll in his work. Raithon rides the sounds of the background, moving paint rhythmically over his subject to bring a feeling from inside out into the world. He trys to let things flow which then gets represented on the medium at that time. Art by sound so to speak.I work in a variety of mediums often using materials others have overlooked to create something that will last forever. What he feels while his limbs are in motion is what will stay with him forever. Working on many pieces at the same time gives Raithon ideas for his next move. After a little bit he will go back and add his final touches, then the idea becomes clear. Raithons hope is that someone else can see and feel whatever they need from what has been created, a moment in time captured. Waiting to become alive in someone else's environment. Raithon currently lives and breathes in NE Portland with his son Bishop and wife Marcy.
Rio Wrenn has been dying fabric with natural dyes and rust for 13 years and she still feels like inspirations run fresh in her blood. It all started with a need to design functional objects such as furniture back in her college days at Cornish College of the Arts, and the University of Washington. Then there was the total obsession with using metal to create these objects of organic motion. So, Rio learned how to weld and cast iron, bronze and aluminum. Meanwhile, she was studying natural dyes and discovered that she could use iron to print with. This was the best thing that Rio ever stumbled upon.
Immediately, she knew that she wanted to dye textiles more and she had many years worth of work to give. After years of experimenting, inventing techniques and showing at
galleries; Rio decided that 2007 was her break out year to debut garments made with her rusting techniques. By 2009 Rio had started her own label R.A.W. A line of lingerie and loungewear that incorporated her dyed textiles into delicate underthings.
Rios main inspirations that run true for all her work is earth, plants, stones, spirit, balance, and the beauty that lies in unusual places; stepping inside and extracting that beauty for all to see.
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Phoenix, AZ (Sports Network) - The Phoenix Suns and president of basketball
operations Lon Babby agreed to a two-year contract extension on Tuesday.
Babby joined the Suns in that position in July of 2010, succeeding Steve
"Lon has led our front office during this important transition period for the
organization and he has my full support as we continue to rebuild," said Suns
managing partner Robert Sarver.
The 62-year-old native of Brooklyn has overseen a roster overhaul which
concentrates on younger talent, including the selections of Markieff Morris
from Kansas in 2011 and Kendall Marshall from North Carolina this past year.
The Suns have gone 96-126 during Babby's tenure.
"I greatly appreciate the faith that Robert Sarver and the entire Suns
organization have demonstrated with this new contract," said Babby. "We have
begun the heavy lifting needed to rebuild our team. While the transition is
often painful, I am entirely confident that we are taking the necessary steps
to regain elite NBA status. I fully embrace the opportunity to continue on
that path."
A graduate of Lehigh University and Yale Law School, Babby is just the
fourth basketball president in the team's 45-year history.
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Monterey Off Road Cycling Association (MORCA)
MORCA, a chapter of the International Mountain Biking Association (IMBA) is an organized voice for responsible mountain biking in Monterey County. MORCA accomplishes this by advocating for mountain bike trail access, maintaining area trails, and sharing good will with other trail users. MORCA is involved in mountain biking advocacy at all levels of the community. Learn more about MORCA.
Silicon Valley Mountain Bikers (SVMTB)
SVMTB, formerly called Responsible Organized Mountain Pedalers (ROMP), is chapter of the International Mountain Biking Association (IMBA) and the oldest off-road cycling advocacy group in the Bay Area. SVMTB leads the participation of mountain bikers in San Mateo and Santa Clara Counties with the support of 400 members concerned about trail access in the San Francisco South Bay and Peninsula regions. To accomplish their mission of leading the participation of mountain cyclists in the trail community, SVMTB works with local cycling industry leaders, government agencies, and other trail user groups, believing that such work is necessary to protect the rights to public parks and open space. SVMTB volunteers give their time out of the love for their sport and the belief that they can make a difference in their community. Learn more about SVMTB.
Trips for Kids Santa Cruz (T4KSC)
MBoSC was proud to help establish this Santa Cruz chapter of the international nonprofit Trips for Kids. Their mission is to empower youth through mountain biking and they are committed to providing a safe environment where kids ages 10-18 can have a positive experience on a mountain bike. Through their success on the bike these youth will begin to realize their potential in other areas of their lives. T4KSC provides the equipment, transportation, moral support and skills instruction to help kids discover mountain biking and the great outdoors. They believe the trust, self-confidence, and enjoyment of mountain biking will lead to greater change in the lives of youth. Learn more about T4KSC.
Trailworkers.org is a volunteer organization based in Santa Cruz County comprised of individuals and participating organizations dedicated to preserving and enhancing our system of trails in public parks. Trailworkers.org acts as an information center, promotes trail work, recruits volunteers, helps plan and coordinate projects with land managers and partners, and train crews and crew leaders. Through trail stewardship, Trailworkers.org aims to keep our existing trails open and well maintained, and open new trails in our parklands whenever possible. Trailworkers.org strives to partner and build cooperation with other trail use groups to achieve our objectives wherever possible. Learn more about Trailworkers.org.


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im drawing the world as i write the story thus its more complete in some areasa than others. my primary obstacle are the rivers.
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This week we have a familiar face on MenOver30 as we welcome back Diego Vena. For those of you unfamiliar with the 32 year old from South Bend,Indiana, he's amassed quite the fan following and today brought along his #1 fan, Brody Alexander. Brody is a baby faced 24 year old that recently moved to Miami from Chicago. Well they can thank GRINDR for their newfound relationship. Who knew!? Lol Diego was drawn to that beautiful face and that Brody really cares about him and shows it. Brody also likes that Diego goes out of his way for him as well and as for the physical aspects he can't narrow it down to just one. Awww. They've been together 5 months now so it's gotten complicated thinking about doing other scenes with other actors. As for fantasy shoots, Diego would want to have a scene with his beau in a locker room or after a work out somewhere while Brody wants to become a Mile High Club member. That would make for some tight camera work in those roomy bathrooms. Lol Well today these two lovers are gonna give us a birds eye view of what they get plenty of at home. Fasten your seat belts, Boys.
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Volunteer Instructor Training
Help us build a safer and stronger city: Become a self-defense instructor! Be a volunteer!
WomenStrength and GirlStrength are looking for confident, caring and dedicated individuals to volunteer their time to teach classes on topics related to violence prevention and empowerment self-defense.
No experience necessary!
We encourage women of all ages and backgrounds to apply.
Applications now accepted for winter-spring training on the GirlStrength & WomenStrength websites.
This six-week training program runs from February 27-April 16, 2016.
2016 Winter/Spring Training begins February 27, 2016
Download a 2016 Volunteer Instructor Application
Submit Application to: firstname.lastname@example.com
For more ways to get involved and volunteer, check out our other volunteer opportunities.
Volunteer instructors will be trained using immersion-style training. Why?
There are many reasons why the Strength Programs have developed and use immersion-style training for our volunteer instructors. Immersion training is one of the best practices for teaching topics related to violence and personal safety. It was implemented by the founders of WomenStrength in the 1980s, and over the years it has changed to meet the changing needs of the community.
Here are some of the main benefits as well as the pedagogical rationale behind immersion training:
1. A volunteer's commitment to the training signifies a commitment to the program they will be teaching. The training sets up expectations for new instructors to teach classes (one class per week for nine weeks for BoyStrength and GirlStrength; three classes per month for a total of eight months for WomenStrength instructors).
2. Some of our instructors are survivors of gendered violence, and others are not. For those who are not, the immersion training provides a deeper level of understanding of what a survivor experiences, and how perpetrators of intimate partner violence or sexual assault operate. It certainly is not comparable to a survivor's experience, but immersion training allows candidates to understand, on a personal and intellectual level, the impact of violence and oppression on survivors and how perpetrators/abusers commit acts of violence. Instructors come out of the training with a deeper understanding of the trauma caused by gendered violence. Candidates who may not have experienced or know anything about child abuse, domestic or intimate partner violence, sexual assault, or sexual exploitation, are equipped with knowledge and empathy for survivors.
3. Immersion training allows each person to be on the same page and to go step-by-step through an intensive learning process. We understand that learning about gendered violence and abuse can cause vicarious trauma from listening to stories, being exposed to statistics, and learning intricate details about violence, which is why we emphasize self-care from day one of the training.
4. As the immersion training is intensive, candidates are carefully selected and screened to be sure they are not only sensitive and caring, but also emotionally ready to handle information that can be emotionally triggering.
5. Immersion training cannot be strictly academic and theoretical. It must provide candidates with a near-total understanding of a survivor's struggle, and the violation that he or she has experienced. Immersion training allows a candidate to understand topics such as sexual assault from the context of gender equity and privilege in our culture, and to understanding that gendered violence is about power and control, while also understanding the long-term trauma inflicted on survivors before, during and after an assault. Seemingly random classes over a long period of time would not have the same impact. We believe it would water down the experiential and emotional learning and provide gaps in the training for the individual and group as a whole.
6. Immersion training creates group bonding, allowing instructors to build relationships which are very important for team teaching. Trust is built within a relatively short time. All new candidates share an intimate and intense experience, supporting each other in each person's emotional journey. New instructors who complete the training feel like more than colleagues; they are supportive friends who have successfully completed a deep and meaningful experience together in a relatively short period of time.
7. Immersion training creates a start-over time for all candidates. The training has a beginning and an end, and instructors come out with both knowledge and skills to teach. It is also the best use of our resources and time. If a candidate is not ready or drops out, we know quickly that they were not committed or ready to be an instructor.
8. Candidates may feel exhausted at times, but also empowered and elated once they have completed the training. More than that, they share this experience, this journey.
9. Immersion training provides multiple exposures to learning and information that builds upon itself over the six-week period. Students are exposed to topics from a variety of viewpoints, and topics are reviewed at the beginning and end of each training, prior to moving onto the next. The topics in training are scaffolded and information is designed to build upon itself. For example, understanding the dynamics of unhealthy relationships is crucial to understanding the dynamics of commercial sexual exploitation, which comes out of understanding the intersectionality of oppression and equity.
10. At the end of the knowledge-based and theoretical aspect of immersion training is the practical application and skill-building process. Students teach the curriculum under the guidance and supervision of experienced lead instructors. This too creates a bond between the new and experienced instructors, who understand from the inside out what the new instructor is experiencing, and the journey the new instructor has embarked upon.
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HOLLYWOOD, Md. (WUSA) -- A man was charged after he allegedly shot into the ground outside of a home in Hollywood, Md.
According to St. Mary's County Sheriff's Office authorities, deputies went to a home on Rustic Way in Hollywood for a report of an assault. They later found out 33-year-old Robert Steven Lacey of Hollywood, Md. had been drinking alcohol and he became upset about a domestic dispute. He then reportedly fired three rounds from a Bersa .380 handgun into the ground outside the home. Four people were in the yard near where Lacey fired the shots, say authorities.
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WEST LIBERTY - It was somewhere near the end of then-No. 1 West Liberty's loss at Charleston on Jan. 14, where, amid chants of ''overrated,'' Hilltoppers coach Jim Crutchfield noticed Charleston coach Mark Downey motion to some of the UC faithful to simmer down.
While the Golden Eagles fans may or may not see the Hilltoppers again, Downey was sure he and his players would.
''We knew we were coming into a Hurricane,'' Downey said Monday night after the Hilltoppers avenged their lone setback of the season via a 95-77 victory, their ninth in a row.
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That spread looks good, but even Crutchfield noted it certainly didn't feel like an 18-point victory.
It was a two-point WLU lead at halftime and it was a nine-point game with 8:14 left and Charleston's Xavier Humphrey had a good look at a 3-pointer that would have really loosened Crutchfield's neck tie, but he missed it and WLU's Seger Bonifant cashed in on one on his own end seconds later to help keep the No. 3 Hilltoppers (23-1 overall, 17-1 WVC) up two games in league play with four remaining.
''He rushed it,'' Downey said of Humphrey's shot.
It was typical of the Golden Eagles in the second half. They trailed 45-43 after the first 20 minutes, but then tried to do two things at a time for the better part of the last 20.
''We got going too fast at times,'' Downey said. ''We didn't make plays at opportune times.''
The Hilltoppers, with Bonifant's dagger and a few floaters by Shawn Dyer that beat the shot clock, cruised down the stretch.
It's not how they normally do it, but Crutchfield didn't want to gamble. After all, there's just one team that has proved it could beat his guys.
''We took a game that was potentially going to be close and in the last five minutes, we spread it out, handled the ball well, and got decent looks. If we can burn some time and score on the end of it, we can win some games,'' said Crutchfield, whose teams have won an absurd 84 percent of the games he's coached.
West Liberty won the rebound battle by 12 (43-31) and limited Charleston (15-7, 11-7) to six second-chance points.
''That really hurt us,'' Downey said. ''That's what they want to do. They want more possessions than you.''
In the end, that happened. WLU wound up taking 69 shots to UC's 56 and had four fewer turnovers (11-7). The free throws were nearly even.
Alex Falk had 25 points to lead five players in double figures for the Hilltoppers. Chris Morrow had 19 points and 14 rebounds and C.J. Hester, Dyer, and Tim Hausfeld each had 10 points.
''They made plays when they had to,'' Downey said. ''And they're just really good.''
Quincy Washington led UC, which lost for the fifth time in its last eight games, with 26 points. Terrell Lipkins added 20 points and Robbie Dreher totaled 12 points and nine rebounds.
Wheeling Jesuit 67
Seton Hill 62
WHEELING - Justin Fritts scored 17 points to lead four players in double figures as Wheeling Jesuit topped Seton Hill.
Recardo Gaddy added 14 points, Ben Siefert finished with 12 points, five assists, and seven rebounds, and Joe Pratti totaled 11 points for the Cardinals (14-8, 11-7), who moved into a tie with Charleston in the league standings.
It was a three-point game with 12 second left when David Windsor missed a potential tying shot for the Griffins (11-11, 8-10).
From there Prati hit a pair of free throws for the final margin.
Olvier McGlade was 6 of 11 from 3-point land and finished with 18 points. David Windsor scored 11 points while playing all 40 minutes.
The Griffins led by two at halfime but were outscored 40-33 in the second half.
Seton Hill 70, Wheeling Jesuit 52
WHEELING - Breanna Butler hit five 3-pointers and scored 20 points and Skobczak added 15 points and six rebounds but it wasn't enough as Wheeling Jesuit (7-15, 4-14) fell to Seton Hill (13-11, 10-8).
Butler wound up with an unusual line in that she played 36 minutes and was not whistled for a personal foul, nor did she collect a rebound.
Katie Gattuso's 23 points paced the Griffins.


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Carrollton's Fall 2012 Leisure Connections Magazine Available
Visit cityofcarrollton.com/leisuremag on Monday, July 30 to check out the new fall issue of Carrollton's Leisure Connections magazine. The September-December 2012 issue of Carrollton's leisure magazine hits stands Monday, August 6 and contains all City events, activities and programs for the fall.
Leisure Connections is available at: Rosemeade Recreation Center (1330 E. Rosemeade Parkway), Crosby Recreation Center (1610 E. Crosby Road), Hebron & Josey Library (4220 N. Josey Lane), Josey Ranch Lake Library (1700 Keller Springs Road), City Hall (1945 E. Jackson Road), Carrollton Senior Center (1720 Keller Springs Road) and other City facilities.
City-sponsored activities at recreation centers, libraries and other leisure facilities include athletic league opportunities, community events and classes for adults, teens and children. Registration begins August 6 for residents and August 20 for non-residents; classes begin September 4.
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Greensburg Kids Visit The K
Youth – and a handful of adult chaperones – from Greensburg, Kan., were guests of honor at Kauffman Stadium Sunday to watch the Royals' 17-5 pounding of Philadelphia. The group, which totaled nearly 50 people in size, was honored on the field during the Royals pre-game ceremonies before settling into their seats along the first base line for the game.
Prior to the on-field recognition, the kids enjoyed their lunch – Thanks, Pizza Hut! – from a dugout suite, while also chatting with a couple of guys in Royals uniforms – Manager Buddy Bell, pitcher Gil Meche and outfielder Reggie Sanders – who just had to say hi. As you can see, the 15-minute meet-and-greet gave the visitors some much-needed smiles!
The visit to Kauffman Stadium is just one part of a Royals reach-out relief effort that has taken place to help the residents of Greensburg, which was devastated by a tornado on May 4. Since hearing the news of the damage, the Royals have worked closely with Heart to Heart International to host an in-stadium drive, plan a goodwill trip to the area. Royals Charities, the charitable arm of the Royals, also provided a $25,000 contribution to the relief effort.


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On Jan. 23, Police arrived at the residence of Gaylynn Nicole Jones, 23, to find her 30-year-old husband crawling out of their Everett apartment with a cell phone in his hand. Smith was found dead inside from a gunshot wound.
According to the police report, the man, who has not been charged, called 9-1-1 and told dispatchers that Jones had stabbed him twice and was getting a shotgun. He said the shotgun went off when he was struggling with Jones.
"The case is under investigation," Everett policeman Aaron Snell told the Everett Herald. "Any possible arrest will depend on what facts we uncover."
Jones' manner of death was ruled undetermined by the Snohomish County Medical Examiner's Office.
According to a search warrant filed last week in Everett District Court, police took items from the apartment in a search for potential evidence of second-degree murder.
Detectives wrote in the warrant that text messages between the couple "provided insight into their marital and personal issues."
The couple's two young children, who were home when the shooting occurred, are in protective custody.
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