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ST. LOUIS (KSDK) - She was born with a death sentence and defeated it. Aliyah Wilson is now six-months-old, and Wednesday she underwent her seventh surgery at St. Louis Children's Hospital, making her quite the little miracle.
"She's very entertaining," explained Andrea Wilson, Aliyah's mother. "She wants to get into everything, know everything."
For a new mom go on about her newborn, that's pretty normal. But if you look at Andrea and her little Aliyah, you know they're anything but.
"My husband came with me and they told us we were having a girl," she recalled of her doctors visit at five months pregnant. "He left and went to work and they kept looking at things."
At the time physicians notices what's called an encephalocele, basically brain bulging through a hole in the fetus' face. Andrea was advised to terminate the pregnancy.
"We went forward with the pregnancy, and I'm glad because she's a gift," she said. "She's a wonderful, wonderful baby."
"Aliyah may be the only child in the world ever to present exactly as she has, and she will likely be the only child in the world ever to recover from this," said Dr. Albert Woo, Chief of Pediatric Plastic Surgery at St. Louis Children's Hospital.
He's been working with the Wilsons since their baby was born, when physicians realized the situation was far worse. Aliyah also has a huge hole on the top of her head. It's called acrania, a rare congenital disorder that exposes the brain, and has a 100 percent mortality rate.
"But the miracle of biology is that Aliyah is actually making a skull for herself," Dr. Woo went on to say.
Wednesday he teamed up with this neurosurgeon, Dr. Jeffrey Leonard, to remove that big bulge.
"I felt sad for the family because they were not expecting this...and together we've managed to work through all these opportunities," Dr. Leonard said. "That's what we're here for."
"It's terrifying saying, here, this is my little bundle of joy, please bring her back to me," Andrea said in the moments after her daughter was taken away for the surgery. "It's hard but it has to be done."
Doctors added that Aliyah will likely have delayed development, but she will have normal intelligence and appearance.
On Thursday Andrea updated NewsChannel 5 saying that the surgery was a success, and while Aliyah is in some pain, she's doing great.


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Jul 26, 2011 | By Page May
The PEW Research Center released a new report on the racial wealth gap this morning. The publications affirms that the gap between people of color and white people is widening- and is now at its largest on record!
The study's release has inspired a fluster of news articles discussing the current state of racial disparity in the United States.Three particularly popular articles are from Politico, The New York Times, and the Associated Press. A sample of interesting facts highlighted in these include:
"The median wealth of white U.S. households in 2009 was $113,149, compared with $6,325 for Hispanics and $5,677 for blacks, according to the analysis released Tuesday by the Pew Research Center. Those ratios, roughly 20 to 1 for blacks and 18 to 1 for Hispanics, far exceed the low mark of 7 to 1 for both groups reached in 1995, when the nation's economic expansion lifted many low-income groups to the middle class."
"About 35 percent of black households and 31 percent of Hispanic households had zero or negative net worth in 2009, compared with 15 percent of white households. In 2005, the comparable shares were 29 percent for blacks, 23 percent for Hispanics and 11 percent for whites."
"Hispanic families accounted for the largest single decline in wealth of any ethnic and racial group in the country during the recession."
"Across all race and ethnic groups, the wealth gap between rich and poor widened. The share of wealth held by the top 10 percent of U.S. households increased from 49 percent in 2005 to 56 percent in 2009. The threshold for entry into the wealthiest top 10 percent, however, dipped lower: from $646,327 in 2005 to $598,435."
These articles are definitely worth a read. Here at Mind the Gap!, we're excited for this important issue to be getting so much attention!
Politico- Study: Racial Wealth Gap Biggest Ever
Associated Press- Wealth Gap Widens Between Whites, Minorities
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These two names seem more like smooshes to me even though they may be actual names (Dinah + Nora = Dinora/Danielle + Kira = Danira). The Hebrew/Aramaic name Dinora is used in Brazil. I like Dinora Frances. I've not heard of Danira but Danira Helen sounds good. You may also like the Russian name Dinara which means "treasure" and the Polish Danuta which means "given by God".All the best,
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I like the SOUND of Dinora better, but when I look at it I just see "dino." Because of that, I vote for Danira, which is pretty in its own right. Would Danora work?
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Thank you for your comments and suggestions!
I don't like Danora unfortunately, Danira is said "dah-neer-ah" in my mind. I think Dinora wins out, Danira is too close to De
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go for it! an important lesson learned was that the things most likely to fail were things that I had monkeyed with myself.KEEP IT STOCK, or as stock as possible, and you'll probably have no issues - or at least none that would end the trip.
So here's a thought for the adventurous:We plan an early summer REndevous: Multi-state by nature, and a week in duration (a couple of days to and from and a couple of days riding).Location is dermined by participants who are commited to attending.We plot each person's starting point on the map and draw a circle to encompass everyone. Pinpoint the center of the circle - and that's where we meet.It would be ideal to hook up with others nearby or along the way.Any interest in developing this into a plan?Matt
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POLL: Who's getting served an 'UPSET SPECIAL'?
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- PokeyLokeyMay 20, 2011 at 11:18 AM
would love to see Date Krumm avenge that Wimby loss to Woz...I don't trust Gasquet ever...at the French he's a good bet for being "upset"ReplyDelete
I think Woz will get past Kimi but no one is happy to see her in the first round. Of anything. Kimi thrives in that moment. I'm hoping for a tussle at the very least.ReplyDelete
Aw, poor Reeshard. My fingers crossed he'll get over himself and play some good ball. But he feels it too much there like you said. AAARGH.
Full disclosure: The only reason I voted for JMDP vs Ivo is because I love Ivo and I'm a great believer in wishfu...positive thinking.ReplyDelete
Autumn: LOL tennis is a shit shoot at times so you never know.ReplyDelete
Here's why I looked at it as a potential upset: We don't know yet how Delpo's injury is doing and if Dr. Ivo gets on one of those sick serving streaks, well, we've seen it before. Delpo's injury, though, is the wild card here.
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Clubbers, party goers, dance enthusiasts, and urban nightlife junkies be prepared! The metropolitan capital Jakarta is about to be stormed with massive vibe of urban music fiesta as the Djakarta Warehouse Project gets underway on 7th December 2012 at the Istora Senayan, Bung Karno Sports Complex, Jakarta.
Organized by ISMAYA LIVE, DJAKARTA WAREHOUSE PROJECT (DWP) is considered Indonesia's biggest and leading annual dance music festival. This year, the festival will be held in multiple arenas within Istora Senayan and will feature some of the most popular names in International and Indonesia's own electronic and club music scene. Completed with dramatic settings and decorations, this upbeat music fiesta will indulge the audience with various dance music genres including electronic, house, progressive, techno, trance, drum and bass, to dubstep.
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While the Masters winds down on a golf course far, far away on Sunday, the LPGA Lotte Championship qualifier will take place at Ko Olina with lots of local flavor.
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A few questions (though I would ask them here as I'm sure other people will be interested):
1) Presumably you have an idea of how many maps vs. how many illustrations you want, what's this number? Curious as to where you pulled the 10% for maps vs. the 20% for illustrations (I'm quicker at doing an illustration, but a map can take me days from concept to final image), so presumably there's just a lot more illustrations.
2) The % royalty is based on sales per unit? If so what are you expecting the sale per unit to be? Are you aiming in the D&D supplements pricing (around $30+ per book) or DriveRPG publishing ($5+ mark). If you're aiming at selling them for $5/unit minus expenses (20%?) and as a map maker I get 10% of $3 then you'd have to be shifting a LOT of units for it to be worth putting pen to paper.
3) How many illustrators/map makers are you looking to take on? 10% for map making isn't that nice if it's then divided between you and another 2 map makers.
4) Are you a publisher or are you/your group/company doing the writing/editing/etc. that the other 70% of the royalties go to? If someone is taking a job on royalties it's nice to know whether the person you're giving your art to actually has any experience in publishing previously so that you actually make some money (more so if the price per unit as above is lower). Also, if you are a known publisher then simply having work published can often offset any lack of income gained.
5) You mention publishing stuff for "The Underdark", which is WOTC intellectual property, do you have an equivalent for your world/system or do are you paying for licensing to actually create and publish content with WOTCs IP (presumably the former otherwise you'll pretty much be making no profit if you're paying for WOTC licensing )?
6) What market/ online presence do you already have for your product? Similarly to above you mention a depreciating royalties payment each year, but if you have zero presence then it may take you a year to actually get your product noticed and the higher sales coming in.
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motorbike used offroad. all y'all pimps and city boyz wouldn't know what im talkin about.
I flipped my dirt bike yesterday.
автор: lilredneck 27 марта 2005
An off-road motorcycle a.k.a.bike used in the dirt dirt often desribed with numbers (125) wich is the CC (cubic centimeters) of the engine
so dirt+bike= dirtbike
so dirt+bike= dirtbike
Honda, Yamaha, Kawasaki, Suzuki
автор: WILD YAMAHA RIDER 18 октября 2003
A motorized vehicle that is meant to be ridden on the dirt, hence the name "DirtBike."
1) Zach Bazzy is a spode on a dirtbike
2) Clay Varley rides his dirtbike in sand without a paddle tire
2) Clay Varley rides his dirtbike in sand without a paddle tire
автор: MixMike 5 января 2005
A lightweight motorcycle designed for use on rough surfaces, such as dirt roads or trails. Also called trail bike.
related to the Mountain bikes but dirt bikes have an engine.
автор: djjennyfe 23 апреля 2007
Known by racers as a dirt scooter, an off road motorcycle used for competition as well as recreation.
K-Dub does the sickest whips on his ditbike.
That goon can't ride a dirtbike for his life.
That goon can't ride a dirtbike for his life.
автор: JMoney209 12 марта 2006
A two or four stoke motor propelled vehicle..and the loud noise associated with them is because of legal modifications to the exhaust normally a Super Trapp www.supertrapp.com
Hey dude what the bleep was thatdirt bike whizzes by..!!
I think that was one of them hopped up super trapp dirt bikes!
I think that was one of them hopped up super trapp dirt bikes!
автор: dirtbikerider 11 апреля 2009
A sexual act in which a couple gorges on spicy Mexican foot in the evening in preparation for sex later that night. Later in the night, the couple engage in sex doggy style and the woman develops uncontrollable, blow out diarrhea. At this point, the man grabs her arms, pulls them back behind her, and revs her like a dirt while she sprays feces all over the both of them (much like revving a dirt bike stuck in the mud)!
I knew Carla was kinky when she agreed to perform the dirt bike with me.
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Happy Election Day! It looks like SB 5 is headed for a big defeat even though Gov. Kasich last night told a bunch of East Side Tea Partiers how cool it would be if Issue 2 passed, while a union representative told opponents of the bill that it was about to get "shoved down the throats of John Kasich and the Republicans."
The Hamilton County Administrator yesterday said "sorry homeowners, but our stadium deficit will not allow us to offer the tax credit Republicans said would make up for your part of the stadium sales tax." Commissioners Todd Portune and Chris Monzel today said they're going to include the credit even though they don't know how yet. Hopefully they can figure it out soon so they can work on adding public housing to the suburbs before the county gets sued by the Feds.
Is the race for Ohio secretary of state already underway? Ohio Sen. Nina Turner, who is considering a run against Secretary of State Jon Husted in 2014, says she will introduce legislation to protect voters against Republican efforts to limit ballot access. She also criticized Husted for how he handled the 2012 election, which CityBeat covered here. Husted responded by asking Turner to "dial down political rhetoric."
Build Our New Bridge Now, an organization dedicated to building the Brent Spence Bridge, says the best approach is private financing. The organization claims a public-private partnership is the only way to get the bridge built by 2018, rather than 2022. But critics are worried the partnership and private financing would lead to tolls.
The Hamilton County Board of Commissioners threw out
a Metropolitan Sewer District competitive bidding policy yesterday. The
policy, which was originally passed by City Council, was called unfair
and illegal by county commissioners due to apprenticeship requirements and rules that favor contractors within city limits. Councilman Chris Seelbach is now pushing for compromise for the rules.
Believe it or not, Cincinnati's economy will continue outpacing the national economy this year, says Julie Heath, director of the University of Cincinnati's Economics Center.
Three Cincinnati-area hospitals are among the best in the nation, according to new rankings from Healthgrades. The winners: Christ Hospital, Bethesda North Hospital and St. Elizabeth Healthcare-Edgewood.
Democrat David Mann, former Cincinnati mayor and congressman, may re-enter politics with an attempt at City Council.
In its 2013 State of Tobacco report, the American Lung Association gave Ohio an F for anti-smoking policies. The organization said the state is doing a poor job by relying exclusively on federal money for its $3.3 million anti-tobacco program. The Centers for Disease Control says Ohio should be spending $145 million.
The Air Force is gearing up for massive spending cuts currently set to kick in March. The cuts will likely affect Wright-Patterson Air Force Base.
Dennis Kucinich, who used to serve in the U.S. House of Representatives, will soon appear on Fox News as a regular contributor.
For anyone who's ever been worried about getting attacked by a drone, there's now a hoodie and scarf for that.
Portune also gave ideas for possible adjustments to his sales tax proposal. He said commissioners could "sunset" the sales tax hike, essentially putting an expiration date on the tax increase. He also would like to see the sales tax hike reviewed on a regular basis to ensure taxpayers aren't being burdened longer than necessary. The idea behind possible time limits for both proposals is new revenues, perhaps from an improving economy or Cincinnati's new casino, could make changes unnecessary in the long term.
If anything came from the meeting, it's that none of the commissioners like the position they're in. Commissioner Chris Monzel, a Republican, said he had been placed "between a rock and a hard place." Hartmann echoed Monzel, saying it was an "unenviable position." Despite being the one to propose the hike, Portune said, "We're left with two options that none of us like at all."
Commissioners mostly repeated previous arguments during most of the meeting. Hartmann continued saying he was unsure how he would vote, but he said the two options presented are the only options left. He called Portune's plan "bold."
Portune claimed the sales tax hike was more equitable because it spreads out the tax burden to anyone who spends money in Hamilton County, including visitors from around the Tristate area. In contrast, eliminating or reducing the property tax rollback would place the burden of the stadium fund exclusively on residential property owners in Hamilton County.
The property tax rebate and sales taxes are both regressive, meaning they favor the wealthy more than the poor. In simple terms, as income goes down, spending on goods and services take bigger bites out of a person's income. A sales tax makes that disproportionate burden even larger.
One analysis from The Cincinnati Enquirer found
the wealthy made more money from the property tax rebate than
they were taxed by the half-cent sales tax raise that was originally
meant to support the stadium fund. For a previous story covering the stadium fund, Neil DeMause, a journalist who
chronicled his 15-year investigation of stadium deals in his book Field of Schemes, told CityBeat
the stadium fund's problems stem from the county government making a
"terrible deal" with the Reds and Bengals.
Monzel said he will continue to try to find alternatives to raising taxes. On Nov. 28, Monzel told CityBeat he would rather keep the stadium fund balanced for one year with short-term cuts, including a cut on further investments in The Banks development, before raising taxes. In the long term, Monzel says commissioners could see if revenue from the new Horseshoe Casino and a possible deal involving the University of Cincinnati using Paul Brown Stadium would be enough to sustain the stadium fund.
The commissioners will vote on the proposals on Dec. 5.
The Republican head of Hamilton County's governing board outlined his own alternative for a 2013 budget on Monday, proposing an austere path forward after rejecting other budgets that would raise some taxes.
Board of County Commissioners President Greg Hartmann said his proposed budget would reduce the size of county government by 30 percent, compared to five years ago. He said he wants the board to approve a budget before the Thanksgiving holiday.
"It is a budget of austerity and investment in growth," Hartmann said.
He added, "It is a structurally-balanced budget," that doesn't use one-time sources of cash to make up for shortfalls.
Hartmann's proposed budget would cut the Sheriff's Department by about $57,000 or 0.01 percent from 2012 levels; reduce the coroner's appropriation by 3 percent or $99,000; cut economic development by 5 percent; cut 5 percent from adult criminal courts; and reduce subsidies to the Communications Center and Sheriff's Department.
Hartmann stressed that it is important to fund public safety as fully as allowable in these tough economic times, as economic development is not possible without it.
Hartmann's budget comes after commissioners rejected three proposals from County Administrator Christian Sigman.
Sigman proposed $18.7 million in cuts, which Hartmann's budget maintained in addition to his own reductions.
Two of Sigman's proposals involved increasing the sales tax to balance the budget.
Fellow Republican Commissioner Chris Monzel said he supports Hartmann's efforts at austerity, but is working on his own budget proposal as well.
"An austerity budget is the way we're going to go, and it's going to be hard," he said.
The board's sole Democrat, Todd Portune, said he too is working on his own proposal that he had hoped to have prepared for the Nov. 5 meeting, but was still making tweaks and hoped to present it by the following week.
He hinted that the results of Election Day might impact how he crafts his budget proposal.
"Tomorrow's results may have an impact as well on the budget that I present as it relates as well to those who are running for county seats," Portune said. "We have in some cases two very different visions in terms of solutions."
Both he and Hartmann are up for re-election. Portune is running against Libertarian Bob Frey. Neither candidate has a major party challenger.
Hartmann, who has actively campaigned for Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney, had a joke in response to Portune's waiting for the election results.
"I thought you were predicting Romney's win would make the economy go on the right track," Hartmann cracked. "I was thinking that's what you were going to go with."
With new computer software programs available to create animated videos, this election cycle has seen several entertaining segments hit the Internet. Perhaps the best known video is one that shows an animated person trying to use reason with a co-worker who is a Tea Partier.
Headline: "Stadium tax rebate favors wealthy." Analysis: "No shit." Owners of the county's most-expensive homes reportedly receive more savings from the property tax rollback than they pay in the sales tax increase that was supposed to pay for the sports stadiums. An Enquirer analysis of last year's property tax payout found that the half-cent sales tax increase amounts to a maximum of $192 annually, while some high-value homeowners received tax rebates of $1,175 or more.
• Million-dollar homes account for less than 1 percent of households, yet they received nearly 5 percent of the total rebates — or one out of every $20 paid out.
• One out of four homeowners - those with a home worth $200,000 or more - got $8.8 million in rebates - more than half the total rollback.
• The median Hamilton County homeowner with a property worth $106,700 is eligible to get a $50.15 rebate under the rollback.
• The 132 Hamilton County homeowners with houses worth $2.5 million or more get at least $1,175 apiece.
• Property owners with homes worth $150,000 or less account for nearly six out of 10 households, but collectively they received less than 23 percent of the benefits.
County commissioners have four days to tell the auditor to go ahead and tax homeowners at the previous rate, but Chris Monzel and Todd Portune are up for reelection this year and won't dare change take it away from the powerful rich people.
[Correction: Monzel is not up for reelection.]
Said former commissioner David Pepper:"At its core, the property tax rollback creates a reverse-Robin Hood scheme, where middle-class homeowners and renters are not only the ones paying for the stadium, but also footing the bill for a tax break for high-value property owners. Those high-end property owners are not paying for the stadium at all."
A local conservative activist has found another job in politics.
Brad Beckett recently was appointed as Heritage Action for America's first regional coordinator for the Cincinnati area. Beckett served for years as chief of staff for City Councilman Chris Monzel, until Monzel left that group in January 2011 to become a Hamilton County commissioner.
In his new role, Beckett will be responsible for growing Heritage Action's grassroots infrastructure in Cincinnati and nearby areas in Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana.
"Brad brings a wealth of experience in and knowledge of Cincinnati politics," said Michael Needham, Heritage Action's CEO, in a prepared statement.
"His knowledge of Cincinnati and the surrounding region will be essential to ensuring that the American people's voices cut through the big-government noise in Washington as we fight to save the America dream," Needham added.
Prior to his latest gig, Beckett almost had the top job in Butler County government. When Monzel was elected to the Hamilton County commission, Beckett discreetly lined up another job as Butler County administrator. Two commissioners there hatched the plan privately but one abruptly changed his mind a day before Beckett's employment was to have begun, leaving him without a job.
More recently Beckett has been working at the Apple Store in Kenwood Towne Center and launched The Political Daily Download, a right-leaning blog. Also, he assisted in Tom Brinkman's unsuccessful campaign to win the Republican nomination to run for the Ohio House 27th District seat.
Founded in 2010, Heritage Action for America is the sister organization to the Heritage Foundation, a conservative think tank. The newer group's motto is "we hold Congress accountable to conservative principles," and it was formed mostly because the foundation isn't allowed to back pieces of legislation due to its tax-exempt status.
One of Heritage Action's first projects was to organize opposition to the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, the health-care reform law pushed by President Obama.
Among Heritage Foundation's primary donors is Charles Koch, one half of the infamous Koch Brothers duo. They're the industrialists who helped form the Tea Party movement, which advocates for corporate interests that benefit the brothers and harm the working class.
Also, the Kochs led the push to abolish collective bargaining rights for public-sector labor unions in Ohio, Wisconsin and elsewhere.
A vote on the 2013 Hamilton County budget is being delayed a week at the request of the sole Democrat on the Board of County Commissioners.
Commissioner Todd Portune asked Board President Greg Hartmann at a Monday staff meeting to push back the vote a week to address funding to juvenile courts and the county's plan for future financial stability.
Hartmann, who earlier denied Portune's request to issue securities to raise millions to balance the budget, agreed. He said it was important that all three commissioners agree on the budget.
Portune told reporters he wanted to see more funding for juvenile courts. The proposed budget would cut about $3 million from the juvenile court's 2012 appropriation.
He said he also wants to see specific plans on how and where the county will invest in economic development. He and Hartmann disagree about whether that kind of planning belongs in a budget.
Hartmann had the proposal developed after commissioners rejected three plans from County Administrator Christian Sigman, two of which would have raised taxes. The $192 million budget under consideration cuts about $14 million from the 2012 appropriation levels without raising taxes.
The proposed budget makes a number of what Hartman calls "modest cuts" in almost every county department.
All three commissioners have stated that public safety funding is a priority. The Sheriff's Department would see a small reduction of $27,033, bringing its budget to almost $57.5 million.
However, the department would also face an additional $4.3 million in expenses next year, giving incoming Sheriff Jim Neil an effectively reduced budget.
The Emergency Management Agency would get a nearly 40 percent increase in the proposed budget, up to $400,000.
The Board of Elections would see its budget slashed 36.2 percent to $6.9 million. However, its expenses would also be lower in 2013 because there is no presidential election as there was in 2012.
The proposed budget would bring the Department of Job and Family Services' appropriation to $832,900 — a reduction of $10,360. However, that funding level is dictated by the State of Ohio and not the county.
The Hamilton County Prosecutor would also see a small increase of $37,597 intended to hold level its funding from 2012, as the department went over-budget. The prosecutor has the ability to sue the county over its budget appropriation, so the department typically maintains level funding.


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Just because you ride in extreme conditions doesn't mean your fingers have to suffer. Keep your digits toasty with the Burton Women's Gore-Tex Mitten. How do we love the warmth this mitten provides? Let us count the ways: Gore-Tex waterproof membrane, the DryRide Ultrashell two-layer fabric, the Thermacore insulation, and the removable DryRide Thermex liner. And just to prove how much Burton loves you, it added the brushed microfiber lining and heater/vent pockets for removable hand warmers. And with the Screen Grab Toughgrip leather palm, you may find yourself calling your friends and telling them to buy a pair.
- GORE-TEX waterproof/breathable membrane
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- Heater/vent pocket for removable hand warmers
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super warm
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Love these mittens--but i'm a mitten fan. Own more than a few pairs which range from super light for warm days, to thick and heavy for the frigid, less than ideal east coast winters. and these are amazing. the gore protection and waterproofing is just a bonus. Great idea for the additional thermex liner (and i do use it when i'm desperately cold) but they fit way smaller than the mitten does and actually cut off circulation and leave heavy stitch imprints so i usually opt for my ultra thin butter liners.
Warm and toasty!
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
- Fit: True to size
I have always had gloves but heard how mittens were so much warmer. I love my Burton Baker gloves, but after 7+ years of use, it was time to retire them. This winter I finally pulled the trigger and couldnt have been happy. I love the liner, they are super warm but I agree with some reviewers. The tech compatibility would be much better if the LINER was tech enabled. I liked them so much I bought a men's pair for my husband. Can't wait to use them more this year. I got them Kasbah and love the color! I prefer bolder colors, that way no one can accidentally mistake your glove for theirs!
Warm mitt
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I've previously owned a pair of the Burton Baker mitts (from manyyyy years ago) in a size large. They were definitely too big, so this time around I was sure to order a medium. It's possible that it is just the sizing difference, but if think Burton has changed the size of the opening for your hand. For a medium, and an over mitt, the opening seemed pretty small...it was a but tough to get my whole jacket sleeve into the opening. Other than that, the gloves are great. Warm and very waterproof. The included liners are a nice feature, however, those seemed to run large...and as another reviewer commented, it's annoying that the liners are not touchscreen compatible on their own.
Not tech friendly
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
- Fit: True to size
Yes, you can use the small area that is touch screen compatible, but it is unwieldily and not terribly useful. Typing your password and selecting a single app is a chore, but doable with patience. Better than having to take the mitten off I guess. Rest of mitt and inside liner are not touch screen capable. They ARE as warm and waterproof as advertised. I'm keeping the gloves, just a little disappointed.
Bomber Mitt!
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I love these Burton mittens, they are so adorable and the fit is amazing! GoreTex keeps these mitts dry on the wettest days, and paired with the inside liner, you're fingers will be toasty on those storm days. Liner can be removed and worn alone of spring days. Easy to get on and off with jacket on. Little pouch for hand warmers is a plus too!
Great for all days.
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
These mittens are awesome, hands down, no questions asked. They are warm enough for the coldest of days with the removable liners, and are also great for spring days without the liners! In the summertime I ride with just the liners, so you're really getting two pairs of gloves for the price of one!
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Ice cold conditions
This is why Burton is Number one in the snowboard world. Burton was able to add screen grab to the gore glove which is insane. The entire palm and all fingers are touch phone ready. Total touchscreen control without exposing your fingers to the cold!
Perfect for getting those sick shots up on instagram as its happening!


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I would like to know how the Zimbra Desktop client connects with my Yahoo mail account before actually doing it.
Reason I ask is that I don't want it to make a POP connection and pull all the mail from my online account in Yahoo down to my desktop. Then, I won't be able access that email from within yahoo mail.


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Now you can take three other friends mountain biking or to the time trial races by extending your Thule TranSport T2 Two-Bike Rack to a four-bike rack with the Thule TranSport T2 Bike Add-On. The TranSport Add-On works only if you have a 2in receiver hitch.
- SecureHook latches onto the front wheel, while an adjustable wheel strap quickly attaches the back wheel to the reinforced tray
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Now the family can bike
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Life just got easier with the add-on. Now I can throw all of our bikes on the car and go for a ride. The attachment is easy to take on and off and its easy to put the bikes on and off. Love it.
Nice add on
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The add on is easy to assemble and attach to the base unit. It makes it easy to carry up to 4 bikes. You can quickly put you bikes on the rack and go. The only drawback is the extra weight the add on adds. The unit becomes very heavy. It is also more difficult to reach the lever to raise the rack when there are no bikes. You can still lower the rack to open the rear hatch door but you need to gently lower it as it is possible for the end of the bar to hit the ground if you are parked on a slight slope.
It is also easy to remove the add on when it is not needed. Just remove the two bolts and slide it off. It takes less than 5 minutes to remove and add when needed.
Thule Transport T2 and Customer Service
I have always had good experiences with Back Country, but was really surprised this purchase when I received a follow-up email asking me if I needed anything else or if they could do anything else. Nice Touch. The order was processed the next day, shipped and arrived within two days. Also, well done. Although I haven't seen the rack yet, Thule always has a great product so I am not worried.
Will this system fit any trailer hitch?
Only if you have the 2".
The new model is black with red print. The...
The new model is black with red print. The picture seems to be silver. Is this the newest version?
It looks like we only have the colors represented on the site, also this seems to be the most current model after checking with thule and going through our inventory.
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What is the approximate weight of this rack?
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Great design, Heavy product
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I love the easy on/off design. Probably the quickest out there but its very heavy! Why can't Thule or anyone else for that matter make a lighter version. I suspect the Kuat is lighter and I'd get that next time for all the nice upgrades on that product over the thule. It has a lock and bike work rack (albeit slightly strange rack). 5/5 stars for design. 3/5 for weight. Therefore 4/5 overall.
T2 add on
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Had to get the add on for my T2. Five in the family now and everyone is bringing the bike ! Great addition to a well made rack.
I'm living in Qu?bec, Canada and what is...
I'm living in Qu�bec, Canada and what is the shiping rate for a thule bike rack 990XT?
Unfortunately due to VTR (Vendor Trade Restrictions) we are not allowed to ship Thule products outside of the US. For any shipping costs you can check it out in the checkout area when you enter your country . These shipping costs do not take into considerations any taxes,fees, etc
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Thule xt990 Doubletrack rack. Anyone experiencing damage to the top tube of the bike where the rack secures the bike to the rack? Anyone have the rack with the wheel securing arms, better? Thanks
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How is this different from the T2 with STL2 Lock? Seems like both have the same features and locks?
My original T2 rack did not have integrated locks. The new T2 does.
Great buy
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The add on is a great extension to the T2 bike rack. Like I mentioned on the T2 page, Thule products are build to last and this item is build like a tank.
It is a great extension that allows 2 extra bikes to be added to the back of ones vehicle, with the driver having peace of mind that all 4 bike will remain secure on the back of the vehicle.
A very easy install as well.
Great product.
Thule T2 and Bike add on
I recently purchased the Thule T2 Rack and the T2 Add-on. I'm really happy with the Rack. Quick to load, holds the bike securely and no bike to bike contact. No complaints worth the money. Would Definitely recommend. Also Huck N Roll has excellent service. Everything I've ordered ships out quick..


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Charlotte, NC (Sports Network) - Travis Kelce posted an 83-yard touchdown
reception and Nick Temple added a 60-yard interception return -- both in the
final minute of regulation -- as Cincinnati rallied to down Duke, 48-34, in
the Belk Bowl.
Brendon Kay finished with 332 yards passing and four TDs on 17-of-25
efficiency for the Bearcats (10-3), who finished the season with three
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Julia Ecker, a patient in the geriatric ward of a Viennese psychiatric clinic, develops a deep affection for her male nurse Karl. A sensitive young man in his twenties, Karl feels warmth as well as pity for 87-year-old Julia. He spends a lot of time with her during his working hours and finally gives into her tender seduction. The head nurse of Frau Ecker's station -- who is jealous of Karl's rapport with his patients and his success at helping them preserve their remaining intellectual and physical skills -- reports his intimate relationship with Julia to the police. In the end, Karl must face trial being accused of having "sexually abused a helpless old woman".


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The Waldo Canyon Fire was the most expensive fire (insurance claims) in Colorado's history and is also the most destructive in the number of homes destroyed. Following the Waldo Canyon wildfire in Colorado Springs, Colorado, an in-depth mitigation assessment and companion video was produced by the Fire Adapted Communities (FAC) Coalition. The report Lessons Learned From Waldo Canyon and video Creating Fire Adapted Communities have been packaged together on the Creating a Fire Adapted Community DVD.
The report is the product of a 3-day post-fire visit by the FAC Coalition's national partners to assess the performance of a decade of wildland/urban interface mitigation practices completed under the management of the City of Colorado Springs Fire Department and in collaboration with local residents. The FAC assessment team included experts in structural assessments, forestry, social science and public education and included representation from the USDA Forest Service, Insurance Institute for Business & Home Safety (IBHS), the International Association of Fire Chiefs (IAFC), National Fire Protection Association (NFPA®), and The Nature Conservancy (TNC); they were accompanied by staff from the Colorado Springs Fire Department's (CSFD) Division of the Fire Marshal. The team surveyed 40 destroyed, damaged and undamaged homes; and toured fuels management projects located within the city's 28,800 acres of wildland/urban interface.
The SCS features interviews with Colorado Springs Fire Department personnel and homeowners impacted by the Waldo Canyon wildfire -- all poignantly share the history of the city's mitigation efforts, community outreach activities and successful collaboration efforts with local residents. The mitigation assessment report and video work in tandem to reinforce the importance of communities becoming fire adapted. (15 min., DVD, 2013)
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I was just thinking of the D and was wondering who will be the odd man out this year (I apologize if someone already asked this; I'm too lazy to check):
Bartkowski - Boychuk
Dougie/Krug - McQuaid
Six spots for seven guys. Who do you guys think sits?
Maybe they will have some sort of rotation, but I gotta think Dougie will have a spot unless they send him down (can they do that yet?).
I really don't know what PC/Claude will decide with this one.


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Some users want to forward a copy of all their send email to their gmail, hotmail and yahoo mail accounts. After looking at mail option and mail filtering, it appears to me that only incoming emails can be configured to forward to 3rd party email account, but not outgoing emails. Can anyone confirm this finding?
If there anyway to forward outgoing emails to another email acount then?


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Cyclones Notch 9 Top-Fives In Weekend Finale
AMES, Iowa – Nine top-five finishes highlighted the Iowa State track and field teams' weekend finale, Saturday, as three Cyclones notched personal records in their respective events. Edward Kemboi made his season debut in impressive fashion, boosting himself into the nation's top-five in the 800-meter run.
Mt. SAC Relays
Edward Kemboi took fifth overall in the men's 800m, competing in the elite invitational section of the event. Kemboi made the most of his outdoor debut, crossing the line in 1:46.14. The Eldoret, Kenya, native was the second collegian to cross the line in the race, only behind Mississippi State's Brandon McBride, who posted a time of 1:45.35. Saucony's Duane Solomon won the event with a mark of 1:43.88.
Kemboi was just .08 seconds off of his personal best and program record of 1:46.06 in the event. The three-time All-American currently holds the second-fastest time in the NCAA with the performance.
800m (M): 1) Duane Solomon, Saucony, 1:43.88; 5) Edward Kemboi, Iowa State, 1:46.14
LSU Alumni Gold
In Baton Rouge, La., a large group of Cyclones took the track at the LSU Alumni Gold meet. Ivan Tamba got things off on the right foot with a personal best in the 100-meter dash. Tamba posted a mark of 10.90. Jared Ingram was close behind in 10.98.
Kayla Sanborn took second overall in the women's weight throw. Sanborn notched a personal record for the third consecutive meet, throwing a distance of 189 feet, 3 inches in her runner-up performance. Sanborn sits at sixth in program history in the event, improving her previous mark by 18 inches.
Ese Okoro finished third in the women's 400-meter hurdles, notching her third consecutive sub-58 second performance of the season. The Birmingham, England, native crossed the line in 57.21 seconds. Okoro has posted a time of 57.77 seconds or better in each of her races this season.
On the men's side of the 400H, Derek Jones took seventh, clocking a time of 52.19 seconds.
Hannah Willms notched a third-place finish in the women's high jump, clearing a mark of 5'09.25". Willms is now tied for fifth in program history in the event, equaling Tiffanie Synacek's mark set back in 2008. Kelly McCoy finished sixth in the competition with a mark of 5'07.25".
Kendra White posted her fastest time of the season at 54.56 seconds in the 400-meter dash. White finished sixth overall in the race.
Brandon Barnes notched an outdoor best in the 800-meter run. Barnes completed the race in 1:52.73, nearly a full second faster than his previous outdoor mark (1:53.71).
100m (M): 1) Gabriel Mvumvure, Tiger Olympians, 10.07; Ivan Tamba, Iowa State, 10.90; Jared Ingram, Iowa State, 10.98
110H: 1) Wayne Davis II, Texas A&M, 13.46; 10) Ryan Sander, Iowa State, 14.39
200m (M): 1) Prezel Hardy, Jr., Texas A&M, 20.14; Ivan Tamba, Iowa State, 21.53; Jared Ingram, Iowa State, 22.21
400m (W): 1) Shamier Little, Texas A&M, 52.26; 6) Kendra White, Iowa State, 54.56; Dana Christensen, Iowa State, 57.10
400H (W): 1) Nikita Tracey, LSU, 56.80; 3) Ese Okoro, Iowa State, 57.21; Krista Shoeman, Iowa State, 1:00.79
400H (M): 1) Sergio Rios, TAMU-Kingsville, 50.27; 7) Derek Jones, Iowa State, 52.19
800m (M): 1) Hector Hernandez, Texas A&M, 1:48.91; Brandon Barnes, Iowa State, 1:52.73; Joe Gioielli, Iowa State, 1:53.10;
Shot Put (W): 1) Julie Labonte, Arizona, 57'03"; 2) Christina Hillman, Iowa State, 56'11.50"
Shot Put (M): 1) Albert Fournette, UL-Lafayette, 63'00"; 4) Jan Jeuschede, Iowa State, 58'03"
Weight Throw (W): 1) Denise Hinton, LSU, 204'00"; 2) Kayla Sanborn, Iowa State, 189'93"; 14) Anna Holtermann, Iowa State, 159'06"
Weight Throw (M): 1) Jordan Young, Arizona, 224'00"; 9) Henry Kelley, 183'04"
High Jump (W): 1) Lautric Chloe, La. Tech, 5'09.25", 3) Hannah Willms, Iowa State, 5'09.25"; 6) Kelly McCoy, Iowa State, 5'07.25"
Long Jump (M): 1) Devin Davis, UL-Lafayette, 24'09"; 3) Mark Johnson, Iowa State, 23'03.25"
Triple Jump (M): 1) Matthew Oneal, USF, 52'10.25"; 5) Kevin Poster, Iowa State, 48'08.25"
Kansas Relays
Colleen Riley notched her second personal record in as many meets in the 1,500-meter run this afternoon. Riley crossed the line with a fourth-place finish and a new PR of 4:34.33. Taylor McDowell and Maddie Nagle also competed in the race, finishing eighth and 11th, respectively.
1,500m (W): 1) Hannah Richardson, Kansas, 4:29.68; 4) Colleen Riley, Iowa State, 4:34.33; 8) Taylor McDowell, Iowa State, 4:45.48; 11) Maddie Nagle, Iowa State, 4:55.24;
Long Jump (W): 1) Sydney Conley, Kansas, 21'4"; 25) Bree Woelber, Iowa State, 14'9.75"
Cyclone PRs
*Ivan Tamba (100m): 10.90, (200m): 21.53
*Kayla Sanborn (WT): 189'03"
*Colleen Riley (1,500m): 4:34.33
Next Up
The Cyclones return to the track this week at the Drake Relays, held April 23-27.


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Cyclones To Play Texas Saturday
AMES, Iowa - No. 9 Iowa State (14-2, 2-2) travels to Texas (13-4, 2-2) for a Saturday Big 12 Conference showdown at the Frank Erwin Center. The game will be televised on the Big 12 Network.
Where: Austin, Texas - Frank Erwin Center (16,540)
When: Saturday, Jan. 18, 3 p.m. CST
Radio: Cyclone Radio Network/Learfield
Talent: John Walters (PxP), Eric Heft (Color)
TV: Big 12 Network
Talent: Brad Sham (PxP), Reid Gettys (Color)
Webcast: WatchESPN
Live Stats: Live stats will be available at cyclones.com.
Live Blog: Matt Shoultz, assistant director of athletics communications, will be holding a live blog during the game at Cyclones.com. Fans are encouraged to participate in the blog by asking questions.
Cyclone Notebook
- ISU (14-2, 2-2) hits the road to face Texas (13-4, 2-2) in a key Big 12 Conference road game Saturday afternoon. The Cyclones haven't lost three-straight games since 2010-11, Fred Hoiberg's first season as head coach.
- The Cyclones are ranked No. 8 in The Associated Press poll and No. 10 in the USA Today Poll.
- Iowa State is one of just six schools nationally with three players averaging at least 15 ppg. The Cyclones have had five different players tally 20+ points in a game this season.
- The Cyclones are the only team in the Big 12 with two players ranked in the top-11 of the league in both scoring and rebounding. Melvin Ejim is second in scoring and 11th in rebounding, while DeAndre Kane is sixth in scoring and ninth in rebounding.
- Kane has been a major addition to the Cyclones this season. In Big 12 games, Kane is leading the league in points (22.3), assists (5.5) and steals (3.5). Kane has scored 20+ in each of the last three games. The senior is shooting 52.6 percent from the field and has made nine of his last 17 three-point attempts.
- Ejim continues to lead the Cyclones in scoring at 17.8 points per game. Ejim, who is shooting 50.6 percent from the field, has been in double figures in all 14 games since his return (18 straight games overall dating back to last season), including six games with 20+ points. The senior has posted double-doubles in four games.
- Georges Niang is 11th in the Big 12 in scoring at 15.1 points per game. Niang has scored in double-figures in 13 games this season and 36 times in his career. Niang's ability to orchestrate offense for others as well may be his biggest strength. The sophomore is the only non-guard ranked among the Big 12's top-10 in assists (3.5).
- Dustin Hogue is Iowa State's fourth starter averaging double figures this season. Hogue scores 12.4 points per game and grabs a team-high 9.3 rebounds per game, which is second in the Big 12. Hogue has six games with double-digit rebounds this season.
- Iowa State is second in the Big 12 in scoring at 85.6 points per game. The Cyclones share and protect the ball as well as anyone in the country, dishing out 18.4 assists (1st in Big 12, 2nd in nation) and posting a 1.9 assist/turnover ratio (1st nationally).
Series Notes vs. Texas
- Texas leads the all-time series vs. Iowa State at 16-10.
- UT leads the series in games played in Austin, 10-1.
- The Cyclones have lost five-straight games to Texas in Austin. ISU's lone win at the Erwin Center was on Feb. 5, 2005 (92-80 ot).
- Iowa State and Texas split last season, with UT winning in Austin in double overtime (89-86).
- Melvin Ejim averages 9.8 points and 8.7 rebounds in six career games vs. UT.
- Hoiberg is 2-4 against Texas in his coaching career.
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Earlier this week Twitter user @Rahella posted a picture of a baby she said was her nephew. He bears a striking resemblance to R&B singer John Legend.
My nephew looks like John Legend lol pic.twitter.com/BKCIMOuKop
— rahel (@_rahellla) April 20, 2014
John Legend joined in the fun by posting his actual baby picture.
Source: Instagram
We think @Rahella's nephew looks closer, but baby John Legend is still pretty cute.
Legend's wife, model Chrissy Tiegen, seems less than impressed.
Oh my god please stop I have seen the baby that looks like john I HAVE SEEN IT AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
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Microsoft NetMeeting isn't included in this version of Windows. To collaborate with other people, share documents, and make presentations, you'll need another program from Microsoft or another company.
For more information about programs you can use, see Looking for Windows Meeting Space? on the Windows website.
Microsoft NetMeeting is a feature of previous versions of Windows that is not available in this version of Windows. Instead, consider using Windows Meeting Space to collaborate with other people, share documents, and make presentations.
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i have installed zcs on centos 5.1, in vmware as a test although i don't think this should affect it, using the platform-override and everything goes well.
however when i login as a new user which i have created, using the zimbra desktop (on both windows and linux), i cannot share anything.
calendars, contacts etc. do not have the sharing option in the right-click popup.
i have checked the COS features and it is enabled but i still cannot share.
i have reinstalled it on centos, have used a community build on ubuntu 8.04, both install and seem to work flawlessly except for this sharing thingie.
The main reason i want to start using this is for calendar sharing so i need to sort this.
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There's lots of outrage on the WUSA 9 Facebook page regarding the story detailing the millions of dollars the DC government is raking in by writing parking tickets perhaps more aggressively than anywhere.
Sonny Pinkney has a very specific complaint:
"They give out a lot of tickets by Howard university especially by the McDonalds. I think they sit there & wait 4 u 2 park your car. I got a ticket for expired registration & my tags were current. I had to spend half of my day in traffic court. I felt like I was on parking wars."
And listen to this from Stacy Gill:
"Oh, well, there was the sly way they started issuing tickets on weekends with a tiny little sign on the parking meter and only on one side, stating that little fact. Yes, I was lucky enough to get one of those tickets on my car on my birthday"
But Sherry Zimmerman Frohlich says:
"Feed the meter and you'll have nothing to complain about...pretty simple actually!"
Back in the 1980s, I had a conversation with someone at DC Public Works about how on-street parking is a rare resource in the city and all these tickets were really meant to insure the spaces turned over on a timely basis. Not really about the money, they told me. Right. That may have been true in some prehistoric time but now it seems freeing up spaces is a merely side effect.
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WHEELING - Burying 9 of its first 11 shots from 3-point land, University raced out to a 19-point lead in the third quarter before finding out that Wheeling Park wasn't about to pack it in Wednesday night.
The Patriots, trailing 52-33 with under a minute to play in the third quarter, put on a furious rally to pull within one point in the final 12 seconds and had their shot for a game-tying 3-point attempt before losing 64-61 to the revenge-minded visitors.
Park had outscored the Hawks 25-10 in the fourth quarter before senior guard Curl Dixon dropped in two free throws to put the lead back out to three points. The Patriots called a timeout at the eight-second mark to set up for a possible 3-point attempt that, if successful, would have sent the game into overtime.
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Wheeling Park's Chalmer Moffet (33) and University's Jeffrey Leftridge (15) go up for a rebound during their matchup on Wednesday night in Wheeling.
Senior Michael Thomas, who had helped engineer the late comeback on both ends of the court, got open for the last-ditch attempt from behind the arc. However, the shot failed to draw iron as the buzzer sounded, enabling University (8-4) to avenge a previous 71-60 home court setback at the hands of the Patriots.
''We are upset we lost the game but the guys fought like crazy to give ourselves a chance to tie it at the end," Park coach Michael Jebbia said. ''We didn't make progress (Tuesday night) when we lost at Brooke but we made progress (Wednesday night)."
The setback was the fourth in a row for the youthful Patriots as their record fell to 3-8.
''I told our guys after the game that we have to ignore listening to the perimeter noise about what people in the general public want to say. Let's control what we can control,'' Jebbia said. ''We have 11 games left. Seven of them are in our gym. While we're not used to being in this position, we have to keep battling. This is what coaching is all about. We are trying to build some character and we're going to continue coaching them and the kids are going to keep playing hard."
With Park trailing 52-36 entering the fourth quarter, Thomas banged in a 3-pointer and Zach Snedecker's underhand layup to made it an 11-point game at 54-43.
Snedecker, Andrew Kowalo and Luke Saseen scored six points each down the stretch to keep the pressure on the Hawks. Saseen's spinning one-hander finally pulled the Patriots to within 62-59 at the 51-second mark. Thomas's aggressive defensive play forced a turnover and Snedecker's drive to the basket cut the University advantage to 62-61. But Park was forced to foul Curl Dixon at the 12-second mark. He ended an 8-for-8 evening at the foul line by swishing both attempts, forcing the Patriots to attempt a last ditch 3-pointer.
Travis Tomer's 18 points and 15 from Curl Dixon paced the Hawks' scoring. Saseen and Reinbeau finished with 13 and 11 points, respectively, for the Patriots.


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Rocker Jack White is getting literary – he and his partners at record label Third Man Records have launched a publishing offshoot.
Third Man Books will launch with the release of "Language Lessons: Volume I," which features a book of poetry and prose and two vinyl albums of "jazz, psychedelic-punk, poetry, blues and pop".
The set, which will feature pieces by Dale Ray Phillips, CD Wright and Adrian Matejka, will be available starting Aug. 5.
White and his associates have released a statement to coincide with the announcement of the new venture. It reads: "Third Man Books, like Language Lessons, will be fearless, imaginative, and eclectic. We hope to be a welcome addition to what is already a very compelling and thrilling independent American literary landscape."


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Director Patrick Felton steadies 'A Delicate Balance'
"A Delicate Balance"
WHERE: Alban Arts Center, 65 Olde Main St., St. Albans
WHEN: 8 p.m. Friday, Saturday and May 3-4; 2 p.m. Sunday and May 5
TICKETS: Adults $15, seniors and students $10
INFO: 304-721-8896 or www.albanartscenter.com
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Edward Albee's "A Delicate Balance" comes to the Alban Arts Center on Friday. The Pulitzer Prize-winning black comedy is not as well-known as Albee's "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" but it also deals with a marriage, the use of alcohol and what is real.
Director Patrick Felton spoke with the gazz about the production and what it was like to direct his father, Mark Felton, in the lead role.
Q: What do I need to know about "A Delicate Balance"?
A: "This is Edward Albee's follow-up to 'Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?' He won the Pulitzer for this one, his first Pulitzer." ["Woolf" was selected to win but, ultimately, was overruled by the Pulitzer Prize's advisory committee.]
"The plot is a little complicated. You have a married couple in their mid- to late-'60s named Agnes and Tobias. Agnes's alcoholic sister is living with them, and it's implied that Claire had an affair with Tobias.
"Suddenly, the couple is visited by their two best friends, who've fled their house for some unknown terror. They're also visited by their adult daughter, Julia, whose fourth marriage has fallen apart.
"All of this sort of disrupts the delicate balance of happiness and stasis in Agnes and Tobias's house."
Q: This seems like a pretty serious play for a first-time director. What attracted you to it?
A: "It's not my first time directing, exactly. I directed in college, five or six years ago, but this is the first time I've done it in a long time. I really felt this was the play I wanted to come back on the stage with.
"I read this first when I was 11 or 12. I found a play anthology that had a copy of 'A Delicate Balance' in it. I remember reading it while I was on a Bill Hogan commercial shoot in the mid-1990s, and I thought it was the most hilarious thing.
"Obviously, I didn't understand any of it, but I thought it was funny that the characters were treating each other so brutal, which was so very different from the happy family I came from. I found it utterly unfathomable and hilarious.
"I read it now, and I look at the people around me. I know tons of displaced youth, people who've had to crawl back into the nest with their parents. I know alcoholics and people with bad marriages.
"I read this play and I openly weep. I understand it now."
Q: You direct your father in this play. What's that like?
A: "I don't want to make it sound like I pre-cast the play, but I heard my father's voice when I was reading the script. That said, he was also one of two males who showed up to audition for a play with two male leads.
"I've worked with him before. He was in the play I directed in college, which I thought was a positive experience. My father has been doing theater for 16 or 17 years, always in these very controlled situations. I guess part of my curiosity with having him play Tobias was to put him, as an actor, in situations where the stasis sort of falls apart. I've never seen that before, and the results were some very interesting things.
"He surprised even me."
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