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Two people, aside from my parents, earn credit for the way I've turned out as a young adult — and they're probably not two people you'd expect.
Who are those people? My best friend's father and a former youth pastor/current friend.
As a child, I was very shy and perfectly content huddling up in a corner and watching whatever events were before me unfold. At birthday parties or general gatherings of friends and family, I was much more the observer than the participant.
What has a newspaper given you this week? Some useful information about your local government? A weather report, crossword puzzle, or a heartwarming story about triumph over tragedy? Perhaps a newspaper has supplied a great recipe idea or a fun fact about your community. Hopefully it has even helped spur you to action or helped you make a difficult decision about an issue affecting your community.
If a newspaper can give its adult readers all of those things, imagine the learning opportunities it could give a student in our local schools.
I could say that I don't have a dog in this "Spencer County High School gymnasium" fight. I don't, necessarily. My children aren't old enough to attend school, and my family and I don't live in this district.
But local ties run deep and I just happen to be from Taylorsville. Most of my family still lives here. I lived in Spencer County almost 22 years and I am a 2002 graduate of Spencer County High School.
So the Marrowbone Community Market at 109 Jefferson Street in Taylorsville — formerly known as Riverbend — sold a $52,000 winning ticket, according to the Kentucky Lottery Corporation.
That might be exciting news for the ticket holder, except that person has yet to be identified. Perhaps the more pressing news is that they only have until tomorrow to figure it out.
"And so my fellow Americans, ask not what your country can do for you; ask what you can do for your country."
Fifty years ago, President John F. Kennedy was sworn into office and he delivered his famous inaugural speech, considered one of the best in history.
I have learned to be discerning when it comes to catalog shopping. I steer clear of outrageous or cheap deals. I prefer the specialty catalog where expertise reigns providing us with both a good product and the information to grow it well.
Proper pond management is essential for establishing and maintaining a healthy environment for fish, whether it's in a backyard water garden or a three-acre production pond. An upcoming Kentucky Cooperative Extension aquaculture workshop, "Pond Management: Home-use and Recreational Aquaculture," will focus on information that will be useful for pond owners and landowners wishing to develop ponds.
In a moment of victory, Greg Jennings, wide receiver for the Green Bay Packers told a national audience that the glory belongs to God alone after his team won back the Lombardi Trophy at the 45th annual Super Bowl.
Jennings, catching four passes for 64 yards, scored two touchdowns in the biggest football game of his life.
There are a lot of things that Taylorsville residents would probably like to be known for nationally. The annual Gourd Show, the historic Main Street corridor, the warm, inviting welcome you get when you come into town.
Sorry, Taylorsville.
Aside from the thousands of dollars this city has spent to brush up its tidy little streets, it looks like it is now nationally known for a cat overpopulation problem that has been blown far beyond the pages of your hometown paper, The Spencer Magnet.
I'm a journalist, and a journalist loves to follow a good story. But it's never necessarily fun to find out there are active methamphetamine production labs in the community that you grew up in and still love.
This week the Magnet featured a cover story highlighting five individuals who were arrested by Kentucky State Police last Tuesday evening for allegedly manufacturing meth in the Ridgeview neighborhood located on the Spencer/Bullitt County line.
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Lynn's Soup, Created by request . . . from Terri's kitchen
3 Tblsp. butter
½ large yellow onion, diced or thinly sliced (1 cup)
2 stalks celery, sliced (1cup)
2-3 carrots, sliced (1 cup)
Red potatoes, unpeeled, quartered and sliced thin (4 cups)
1 package Lipton Onion Soup Mix (dry mix)
4 cups of water
4 cups of chicken broth (fresh, or 2 15 oz. cans)
½ tsp. thyme
Parsley, fresh or dried
In a soup pot or dutch oven, melt butter.
Sauté onions and celery until soft.
Add carrots and 1 cup water, simmer until carrots begin to soften.
Add thyme, soup mix, 3 more cups of water and chicken broth.
Simmer until potatoes are tender.
Add a hand full of fresh chopped parsley or 2-3 Tblsp. dried parsley.
*Terri's Notes:
~ Serve with crusty bread, or cheese and crackers.
~ Yummy soup that's also good for a cold!
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Sunday, January 3rd, 2010
Click the link to watch the YouTube video of the New Years Eve Fireworks 2010
We thank all our guests, for another fun filled evening. We enjoyed ringing in the New Year amongst family and friends. The fireworks were great, yet again and we are glad that all the guests stayed up to enjoy them. Happy New Year!


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Re-watching the game today, and it had me thinking about something. I'm damn proud that the cyclone nation held together through the OSU game, and that we didn't empty out of the stadium with our heads between our tails when the going got tough. However, I have been to some games where it the scores are close to the what they were at half-time and nearly half the stadium leaves. What compelled you to stay at the game despite the score heading into half-time?
I hope we can carry that fan mentality no matter the situation this coming season.
I was trying to score with this girl I met earlier in the day tailgating.
Not sure what sealed the deal, my game or the football game? I'm going with the latter.
My friend wanted to leave and just stay at the tailgate, but cyclonefan_1 and I said there was no way that we'd walk out early on the last home game of the season. We didn't necessarily expect any comeback, but nevertheless wanted to stay loyal to the guys out there.
Because I don't leave early unless I have to. I sat through the entire Texas debacle in 2007, OSU was easy.
Eyes closed, head first, can't lose.
Because those are people's sons out there
The Official Paul Rhode's Salt Truck Driver.
Originally Posted by CyDude16
I was trying to score with this girl I met earlier in the day tailgating.
Not sure what sealed the deal, my game or the football game? I'm going with the latter.
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Because I stay the whole game, every game. Drives the wife nuts. But, it makes nights like that worth it. I figure if they can give me the pride and joy in a game like that, I can sit through a few blowouts...
I had expected to be down about 30 at half, and was thinking I'd probably leave early if that happened. But I was impressed with how we played. We didn't just fold like we did against Missery, or like we did against Utah in 2010 or oSu in 2009 (the only two games I've left early while an ISU student). I felt like, while we would still probably lose, we were still very much in the game. A couple breaks go our way in the first half (such as the pick 6), and we're actually winning. The guys were playing their ***** off, no way I was going to leave.
Originally Posted by 3TrueFans
Because I don't leave early unless I have to. I sat through the entire Texas debacle in 2007, OSU was easy.
Same here, unless it's totally out of hand.
This was 17-7. It didn't look great, but there was still a chance.
Kansas Must Be Destroyed
Sic Semper Jayhawks
Because regardless of the score at half, we showed we still had plenty of ability to be in the game.
Because the band director wouldn't let me leave.
In all seriousness, even though we were down, we were only down by 10pts to the #2 team at half, and this high scoring team was only held to 17pts so far? That's a really good game, especially for us.
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Originally Posted by CyFan61
I bleed cardinal and urinate gold.
Because the game was reasonably close. Honestly we outplayed Oklahoma State in the first half, but we had a few bad breaks or else we would have been in the lead so there was no way I was going to leave at that time. At 24-7 me and my brother thought about leaving, but we ended up staying. Now the rest is history.
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Kansas City Chiefs: 9-7, Next Game: Offseason
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Chicago Cubs: 73-89, #WeGotMaddon
Because we were only down 10...
I can't lie...I was totally pumped to only be down 10. I really didn't have dreams of winning but I was very excited we played as well as we did that first half.
While I wasn't there I have only left one game early. That was the OSU game in '85 I think, and it was COLD. Sad that I left since we won that game as well.
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Monograph for Shezad Dawood. The exhibition is now on display at Parasol unit, London.
How does our society manage its heritage and, with that, its future? By collecting and archiving data: human DNA in the form of slivers of umbilical cord, dental samples and sperm, DNA of animals already extinct in the wild, the seeds of all manner of (agricultural) plants. In the four chapters Plants, Animals, Humans and Data Yann Mingards photographs accentuate a dark side to the scientific progress by which humankind has continued to tame and harness the forces of nature and subjugate them to our own analyses and power structures. A recommendable book!
The related exhibition is now on display at Fotomuseum Winerthur.
Reportagen #15: u.a. wie ein Lobbyist Wissenschafter diffamiert und damit in den USA die öffentliche Meinung prägt: Gekaufte Wahrheit. Sein nächstes Ziel: Europa.
The monograph on Fernand Pouillon is the first in a series on «alternative architects in the Modernism» edited by Adam Caruso and Helen Thomas. This large format book includes detailed drawings of Pouillons constructions as well as beautiful photographs of his housing projects in Paris by Hélène Binet.
We are happy to announce that Moiré has been awarded with the Design Prize Switzerland for the concept and the design of Reportagen magazine.
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We are pleased that Concrete (design by Moiré) has been awarded with the DAM Architectural Book Award, as one of the 10 best architectural books from all over the world in 2013.
Now released at Grilli Type: Moiré's typeface GT Pressura.
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We are delighted to present the first works for Wanderlust Paris. In cooperation with Marlon Ilg, Simon Trüb (Ilg/Trüb) – Moiré lately won the pitch for the new corporate communication. Wanderlust is one of Paris' current cultural hotspots. Including club, cinema, restaurant and several offers for activities and workshops.
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Jandreau Sentenced To 45 years
(Le Mars) -- Plymouth County District Judge Jeff Neary handed down the sentence of 45 years to Matthew Jandreau. Jandreau was found guilty in November of burglary, kidnapping, and attempted sexual assault of an eleven year old female juvenile. Throughout the sentencing, Jandreau sat quietly. When given the opportunity to address the court, Jandreau said he is not a violent person, and that he can't honestly say why he committed the crimes. Jandreau told the court that he wished he could go back to the evening prior to the series of crimes, and just go home, instead of choosing to become intoxicated and committing the crimes. Jandreau said "nobody cares what I have to say. I just want it to be over. I know, no matter what I say, it won't make a difference, and I will go to prison." Judge Neary said he
has sentenced people who have committed murder and he said "this comes dangerously close to that because of what could have happened. Neary said before delivering the 45 year sentence that he is doing so to protect the community, and he fears that there is potential for Jandreau to committing these crimes again. The family of the 11 year old female victim attended the sentencing. Jandreau's mother who testified during the trial, did not appear at the sentencing.
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REVISED: Members of the Hugo Wolf Quartett—who will perform in Wentz Concert Hall Friday, Oct. 30—will be featured Thursday afternoon in a live interview on WFMT-FM 98.7 classical radio. You'll be treated to a performance preview and hear from the musicians themselves on the program "Impromptu" hosted by George Preston at 4 p.m. at 98.7 FM. Tickets are still available for the 8 p.m. concert in Wentz Concert Hall. Tickets for faculty and staff are $10/person.
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Editor's Note: Following are excerpts from a speech given Saturday by Robert E. Murray, chief executive officer of Murray Energy Corp. His remarks were given during an event he hosted in Wheeling for House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, and 11 other members of Congress from Ohio.
Efforts to wreak the total destruction of the United States coal industry by President Barack Obama, his appointed Cabinet bureaucrats, and his supporters in the U.S. House and Senate, are rapidly accelerating. Nothing has been enacted to even slow them down, let alone stop them. Mr. Obama has totally usurped the legislation branch of our federal government in his radical agenda.
While Republicans in the United States House of Representatives have passed a number of legislative bills to overturn the destruction to coal caused by Mr. Obama's U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and other agencies, (the bills have not) progressed in the Democrat-controlled U.S. Senate. Even then, Mr. Obama has said that he will veto it. But the Republican-controlled House can slow Mr. Obama's destructive rampage by exposing him and his actions at every turn and by shutting off the funding to his regulatory agencies, through the appropriations process that is currently in progress.
The Obama administration's declared war on coal - remember, he said, "we will bankrupt them," speaking of coal-fired power generation - has been speeding along with unrestrained new regulations, in part in including the:
Mr. Obama and his appointed bureaucrats have already forced the closure of 83 gigawatts (83,000 megawatts) of coal-fired electricity in our country through 2014. This is about 220 coal-fired power plants. This is the 4-cent per kilowatt hour coal-fired electricity, not the Obama administration's 22-cent per kilowatt hour wind and solar power, which get a $24 per-kilowatt hour subsidy from the taxpayer.
While this is happening, China, alone, has been building a new 500 megawatt coal-fired power plant every week. While coal use in the United States has already been reduced from the historical 1.2 billion tons per year to just over 800 million tons, coal consumption in China is now five times larger at about 4 billion tons annually - and growing.
The proposals of Mr. Obama's U.S. EPA alone were estimated to destroy 2.15 million American jobs and result in $200 billion in electricity rate increases, all by 2020, before his campaign to place "climate change" controls on so-called "greenhouse gas" emissions from electric power plants, which he announced this month. This is notwithstanding that the earth has cooled for the last 16 years and that there is no connection between human activity and any "global warming." His agenda, and that of his Democrat supporters, is to tax carbon to obtain additional revenue to operate the already bloated federal government.
But, Mr. Obama's actions are a human issue to me, as I know the names of many of the Americans whose jobs and family livelihoods are being destroyed as he appeases his radical environmentalist, unionist, liberal elitist, Hollywood character, and other constituents.
This accelerating Obama regulatory rampage, which is not being slowed, explains why I am frightened for you, my employees, and the communities in which we live. You and our other 3,300 employees are being denied the right to work with honor and dignity. This is not the America that I cherish. ...
Next year, we must maintain Republican control of the United States House of Representatives by returning Speaker John Boehner and all other 11 incumbent U. S. congressmen from Ohio, and gaining other seats that are currently held by Democrats. Our mines and jobs, and the livelihoods of our families, are at stake.


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Hey all!
I've been semi-active in the tutorials lately, trying to learn/process/practice all the great procedures out there. Orginally, I had created a map for a G+ request using CC3, but wasn't really happy with it. It was truly my first attempt at map-making, but I ultimately wasn't that happy with it.
After playing around with tutorials by RobA, Arsheesh, and Ascension, I decided to redo this CC3 map in a more refined manner. Some of you may have seen the Arsheesh's tutorial thread, where I tried to whip Wilbur into producing what *I* wanted, not what *it* wanted, lol!
Anyway, I'm at a point now where I could use some constructive feedback on what I've done so far. My goal is to produce this as a "Campaign Overview" realistic map, with actual gameplay/player maps with a hand-drawn element and a little fog-of-war, i.e. bad cartography. Also, for practice, I'm going to try to flesh out some of the areas with battlemaps, and dungeon maps.
This scenario is not my own, btw. After the initial work, the originators haven't seemed to ask for more, so I'm doing this on my own...for my own practice.
This was the original hand drawing from the originator:
and this was my CC3 response:
Currently, this is my GIMP creation. Again...utilizing some incredible tutorials here.
I've intentionally gone for a mix of satellite realism, with a little color and bordering for a fantasy map feel.
My going-in scenario: this is a little-known section of the world, isolated by vast mountain ranges in the north and west, and a nigh-impassable desert to the south west. The people here have developed small villages from the remnants of a once powerful kingdom, long since torn asunder (evil magic?). The yellow dots are the villages and towns that remain, the red dots are ruins from the past kingdom with plenty of adventure to be had!
Things to do:
1) Map key. I borrowed from Bogie's graphics, but haven't filled it in
2) Scale/Legend, etc, also....
3) Finalize some old-school Tolkien-esque names for the ruins
4) Map border
I want to try a fancy border, but really don't even know where to begin. Inkscape? Definitely could use some pointers there. I've done Arsheesh's simple GIMP border, which is great...but I want to try some fancy repeating pattern work.
If you need a higher resolution, please let me know...I reduced the size for the forums.
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I am deleting emails because, since my account is more than 2 GB, I could not get connected to the Outlook.
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So how do i configure completely HTTPS in Mail server from login session to end of session.
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Elmer O'Banion
Elmer O'Banion was a three-year letterwinner on Butler's successful football teams from 1958 to 1960. He joined Hall of Fame member John Skirchak in the backfield to give the Bulldogs a most potent rushing attack. Legendary coach Paul D. "Tony" Hinkle rated the duo "...among the finest backs in Butler history." O'Banion led the Bulldogs in rushing in 1960, while finishing as the team's second-leading scorer. He helped Butler to a record of 25 wins and 2 losses over three varsity seasons.


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By Alyssa Kelly (Pend d'Oreille), University of Montana
San Francisco, CA- The American Indian Film Festival wrapped up 2009 with an impressive awards show recognizing excellence in American Indian and Canada First Nations cinematic achievement on Nov. 13 at the Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco.
Some celebrity faces where to be found in the crowd and mingling with guests, including singer and artist Buffy Sainte-Marie, American Indian Movement co-founder Dennis Banks, and singer Andrea Menard, all who received awards.
There was an an array of talent to entertain between award announcements: Singer Andrea Menard, blues band The Plateros, singer Paula Bowers- Sanchez, Yaaw Tei Yi Tlingit Dancers from Juneau, Alaska, singer Jeremy Good Feather, indie singer/songwriter Samantha Crain, and violinist Swil Kanim.
List of winners:
- Best Film – A Windigo Tale, Director: Armand Garnet Ruffo, CAN
- Best Director – Jeremy Torrie, A Flesh Offering, CAN
- Best Actor – John Cook, Of Mice and Men, CAN
- Best Actress – Andrea Menard, A Windigo Tale, CAN
- Best Supporting Actor – Stanley Wood, Of Mice and Men, CAN
- Best Supporting Actress – Jani Lauzon, A Windigo Tale, CAN
- Best Documentary Feature – A Good Day to Die, Director: Lynn Salt & David Mueller, USA
- Best Documentary Short – Unconquered: Allan Houser and the Legacy of One Apache Family, Director: Bryan Beasley, USA
- Best Live Short Subject – The Cave, Director: Helen Haig-Brown, CAN
- Best Animation – Wapos Bay: The Hardest Lesson, Director: Trevor Cameron, Canada
- Best Music Video – The Road Forward, Director: Marie Clements, CAN
- Best Public Service – The Healing Lens, Director: Michelle Derosier, CAN.
- Eagle Spirit Honorees: Buffy Sainte-Marie, Eloise Cobell, and Billy Frank Jr.
A performance by the Komoks tribal members of the traditional Sapa dance portraying a shape shifter shot on location at the tribe's longhouse in Comox Valley, Vancouver Island, BC, Canada.
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Battling Girl Bullies
Another bullying suicide hit the news recently: a 12-year-old Florida girl, Rebecca Ann Sedwick, leapt to her death after enduring a year of cyber taunts and threats perpetrated by a group of 15-year-old girls at her Lakeland school.
This case follows the high-profile 2010 suicide of Phoebe Prince, a 15-year-old Massachusetts girl whose six schoolmates were charged in her death. In Chicago earlier this year, 14-year-old Cynthia Rodriguez killed herself in a park near her home after being bullied on Facebook.
Cases like this - all too common these days - twist the gut of every parent. We have got to stop this vicious girl-on-girl cyber bullying.
But how?
1. Educate yourself about your child's technology usage.
Today's bullying is not the clique-sniping we faced as teenagers. Most girl-on-girl bullying today takes place virtually. Text messages, Facebook, and other social media sites are all cyber "playgrounds" that are not well monitored by parents or teachers.
So first, even though most teens demand device privacy, as a parent it is important to insist on occasionally taking a peek, despite the howls of protest. Sunshine is the best disinfectant, and if your kid knows you will be looking, some of the potential for abuse is undercut right there. Tell your beloved child what you are doing and why, which should engender a productive conversation about appropriate use of technology. If it gets ugly, your trump card is that you paid for the device and you have a moral responsibility to know what is being posted and witnessed there.
Another trick: ask what sites are popular. Sometimes I give the excuse that so-and-so's younger kid wants to join a new site, and I need to give my friend advice. The key is to do this only once in a blue moon - randomly and without advance notice. This cuts the chances that your child will feel hounded and motivated to hide certain sites. You can respect their privacy -- while also insisting on transparency.
2. Educate yourself about bullying.
If you just read one book, I recommend Odd Girl Out by Rachel Simmons. The book decodes, with a great deal of sympathy towards victims and bullies, the social pressures and psychological competition behind girl-on-girl bullying. Surprisingly, most bullies target their friends - the girls immediate above or below them on the perceived social "ladder." The last thing you want to do is demonize the bully - she is rarely pure evil - or assume that the victim automatically dislikes her.
3. Take her side but don't fight her battles.


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In stress analysis, it is common that the regions with high stresses are small when compared to the whole structure. Sometimes it is not feasible to have a mesh that at the same time captures the global behavior and resolves the stress concentrations with high accuracy. This is especially true in nonlinear or dynamic problems.
You can cope with this type of problems with a technique known as submodeling. First you solve the complete model with a mesh with is sufficient to capture the stiffness of the structure. In a second analysis you create a local model (submodel) of the region around the stress concentration with a fine mesh, and solve it using the displacements from the global model as boundary conditions. This example shows how to perform submodel analysis in COMSOL Multiphysics.


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|Dragons sweep Merino in 2
|Written by Chris Lee
Holyoke Dragon baseball team kept its unblemished season alive Saturday, March 31 with two quick and convincing wins over the Merino Rams, 16-0 and 22-1. Both games ended by run rule which made for a quick day at the diamond.
The 16-0 shutout was Holyoke's third of the season. The Dragons have scored 122 runs this season while holding their opponents to just 14.
The two victories improved Holyoke's record to 8-0 as they prepared for a busy week of baseball this week and head into the tougher portion of their schedule.
The team traveled to Akron Monday, April 2 instead of Tuesday, April 3. In anticipation of bad weather Tuesday, coaches agreed to get the games played and out of the way Monday.
"I was very happy with our performance on Saturday," coach Kyle Bules said. "The pitchers did an excellent job of throwing strikes and establishing their fastball, only giving up one walk in 35 plate appearances. Merino put the ball in play and we did a great job defensively. We are doing a better job of running the bases but still have a ways to go."
Holyoke 16, Merino 0
Holyoke's pitching staff and strong defensive play led to an impressive 16-0 win in game one Saturday afternoon.
On the offensive side of things, the Dragon bats really shined helping them earn the victory.
Deyten Klein took to the mound and faced 14 batters through four innings of work. He earned three strikeouts, allowed no walks and no runs off of three hits.
The Holyoke Dragons were just too strong for the Merino Rams Saturday, March 31 in Holyoke. Jaydin Goldenstein, at left, lays a tag on a Merino base runner who found himself in a pickle during the second inning of game one. Logan Tharp (5) and Brett Cumming (22) were ready just in case. Holyoke pounded Merino 16-0 and 22-1 in the doubleheader. —Enterprise photo
Reid Baumgartner took the hill in the fifth inning to earn the save. He faced three batters, striking out one. He gave up no walks, hits or runs.
While Merino couldn't manage to score any runs, the same can't be said for Holyoke.
Six Dragons crossed home plate in the first inning, two in the second and eight in the third to give Holyoke the 16-0 lead.
Jaydin Goldenstein led Holyoke with three hits and four RBI. Trevor Dalton and Brett Cumming each had two hits. Baumgartner led the team with three runs scored.
Holyoke 22, Merino 1
The second game Saturday began with Merino getting on the board first. They crossed one runner past home plate to take the early 1-0 lead. The first Ram run of the day would quickly become the only Ram run of the day.
Holyoke hung nine runs on the scoreboard in the bottom of the first and added 10 more in the second to take a commanding 19-1 lead.
Holyoke's pitchers and strong defense sat the Rams down in order in the second, third and fourth innings. Holoke went on to score one run in the third and two in the fourth to secure the monster victory.
Catcher Jesus Hermosillo puts the squeeze on a ball during baseball action Saturday, March 31 in Holyoke. The Dragons improved to 8-0 on the year with two big wins over Merino. —Enterprise photo
Goldenstein started the game on the mound and faced 11 batters through three innings. He earned four strikeouts, gave up one run and one hit. He also walked one batter—the only walk allowed by Dragon pitchers all day.
Dalton entered the game in the fourth to pitch the final two innings. He faced seven batters, striking out four of them. He gave up no walks, hits or runs.
Dalton, Goldenstein and Cumming each finished the game with three hits. Dalton, Goldenstein and Klein each had four RBI to lead the team.
Junior varsity picks up first wins of year
Holyoke's junior varsity team picked up a sweep of Peetz Thursday, March 29. They won 10-4 and 12-2.
The next day, the Dragons traveled to Sterling to make up games that had been postponed due to weather. Holyoke fell 16-3 in the first game but rebounded nicely to win the second 8-6.
"The JV team is coming along really well," Bules said. "They are starting to pick up on some of the finer points in baseball and gaining a better understanding of the game and have some opportunities to get into some varsity games. We do pitch about six JV pitchers which should help us in the future. They consistently give a great effort."
Holyoke Enterprise April 5, 2012


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Honolulu, HI (Sports Network) - Cole Dickerson had 19 points and nine rebounds
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text: Photo Gallery PHOTOS: Antarctic "Time Capsule" Hut Revealed As snows threaten to bury the base forever, more than 8,000 artifacts—including butter and ketchup—have been revealed in the hut of ill-fated British explorer Robert Falcon Scott, according to preservationists. PUBLISHED Mon Jan 11 13:06:00 EST 2010 0 1 / 9 Scott's Hut Nearly a century after Capt. Robert Falcon Scott explored the southern continent, experts are working to save the British explorer's wooden hut (pictured on Ross Island, Antarctica, in August 2006) and three others in the area from slipping under the snow forever.The sanctuary measures 50 feet (15 meters) long and 25 feet (7.6 meters) wide and was built to house up to 33 men.Scott and his crew stayed at the hut before their ill-fated Terra Nova expedition to the South Pole in January 1912. Scott and four others died after being beaten to the pole by Norwegian explorer Roald Amundsen."Had we lived," Scott wrote in March 1912 in a message found with his body, "I should have had a tale to tell of the hardihood, endurance and courage of my companions which would have stirred the heart of every Englishman."--Ker Than Photograph from Barcroft/Fame Pictures 100-Year-Old Butter A stash of frozen butter (pictured in December 2009) was recently discovered by experts excavating Scott's expedition base, including his hut.The butter, which had lain hidden in the stable yard for a hundred years, was made by the Canterbury Central Co-operative Dairy Company in New Zealand.Scott's ship, the Terra Nova, would've sailed from England with dry goods, said Rachel Morgan, a spokesperson for the Antarctic Heritage Trust, a nonprofit devoted to preserving the huts of Scott and other Antarctic explorers.But "perishables like butter couldn't be taken through the tropics, so they had to source such things in New Zealand," Morgan said. Photograph courtesy Antarctic Heritage Trust Antarctic Darkroom The Terra Nova expedition's wooden shack included a darkroom for developing photographs (pictured), as well as more than 8,000 artifacts--most of which are still intact.Scott's crew included biologists, geologists, and other scientists who brought their own scientific instruments--many of which are still in the huts."When you go into the hut, it feels as if the explorers have only just walked out," the Antarctic Heritage Trust's Morgan said. Photograph from Barcroft/Fame Pictures Preserved Food Like other Antarctic explorers, Scott brought more food than he would actually need. Some of the food items left behind are still staples today, such as the Heinz ketchup and relish pictured above.Scott's hut won't be completely renovated—just maintained to ensure it survives for future generations, according to the Antarctic Heritage Trust's Morgan. About 300 to 400 tourists visit Scott's last home annually."The hut will look as it did 50 years ago, but not how it looked when Scott and his men were living there." Photograph from Barcroft/Fame Pictures Captain Scott's Bunk Scott's bunk in the Terra Nova hut (pictured in 2009) was piled with a reindeer-skin sleeping bag and several blankets.The hut was made of wood prefabricated in England and put together by the ship's crew within eight days of landing.To help keep out the cold, the space between the inner and outer wooden walls of the hut were stuffed with an insulating layer made of shredded seaweed sewn into quilting. Photograph from Barcroft/Fame Pictures Captain Scott Writing Captain Scott writes in his den in the Terra Nova hut in this October 7, 1911, photograph.The hut and three others nearby were the first human dwellings on the continent, according to Antarctic Heritage Trust's Morgan."It is only in Antarctica that such a situation exists," she said. Photograph from Barcroft/Fame Pictures Dining Table The dining table in the Terra Nova hut (pictured in 2009) still contains bottles and containers that Scott's crew used during meals.Despite the cramped quarters, the hut was still divided into officers' quarters and "men's" quarters. Each group took their meals separately, Antarctic Heritage Trust's Morgan said. Photograph from Barcroft/Fame Pictures Lamp Oil Among the 8,000 artifacts still in the Terra Nova hut is a box of Homelight-brand lamp oil (pictured).Various Antarctic exploring teams would use each other's huts, but they always carried their own supplies, just in case."There was always the chance they may not find the other huts or reach them," Antarctic Heritage Trust's Morgan said. Photograph from Barcroft/Fame Pictures Leaving Terra Nova Captain Scott and three of his companions prepare to explore Antarctica's Western Mountains in a September 15, 1911, photograph.Though most people will never visit the huts, the Antarctic Heritage Trust says the buildings have intrinsic value that make them worth preserving."They're icons from a stage of exploration of worldwide significance," Morgan said. "They are unparalleled." Photograph from Barcroft/Fame Pictures Related Stories Human Remains in Jungle Likely Belong to Missing Adventurer Wildfire Evacuees Tell Stories of Hope and Generosity Searching For a Son Swallowed by the Jungle


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COLLEGE PARK, Md. – Police are looking for three men after a frightening armed robbery and abduction early Sunday morning near the University of Maryland.
According to Prince George's County police, a man was stopped at a traffic light at the intersection of Adelphi Road and Campus drive when a suspected got into his car around 1:30 Sunday morning.
The suspect reportedly displayed a silver-colored semi-automatic handgun and got in the back seat of the car with the driver. He was forced to drive a short distance.
Police say two other men then got in the car. The driver was robbed of cash and personal property and the suspects took off on foot.
The victim was not injured. He called police immediately following the incident.
All three suspects are described as Hispanic men, ranging in age from 18 to 28 years old. They were medium to stocky build and all were armed with handguns.
One suspect reportedly had his hat turned backwards.
Anyone with information is asked to call Prince George's County Police.
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The 2016-21 Long-Range Plan is in development.
At the conclusion of this five-year plan, Missouri State University will have completed a number of specific tactics to achieve major objectives under six strategic directions.
As the plan was developed, it was guided by three overarching and enduring commitments:
- Student learning
- Inclusive excellence
- Institutional impact
The purpose of the long-range plan is to direct strategic actions that yield demonstrable outcomes and progress in support of these commitments.
Through this plan and its directions, measures, targets and tactics, by 2016 the University intends to accomplish four major goals.
The four major goals are:
- Improve the undergraduate programs across campus through emphasis on student learning outcomes, and elevate multiple programs to "destination program" status.
- Strengthen and expand focused graduate programs to positively impact the region and state.
- Create a more diverse student body and workforce.
- Establish the University as an "employer of choice."
Missouri State University is a public, comprehensive metropolitan system with a statewide mission in public affairs, whose purpose is to develop educated persons. The University's identity is distinguished by its public affairs mission, which entails a campus-wide commitment to foster expertise and responsibility in ethical leadership, cultural competence and community engagement.
The academic experience is grounded in a general education curriculum which draws heavily from the liberal arts and sciences. This foundation provides the basis for mastery of disciplinary and professional studies. It also provides essential forums in which students develop the capacity to make well-informed, independent critical judgments about the cultures, values and institutions in society.
The Missouri State University campuses are structured to address the special needs of the urban and rural populations they serve. Missouri State University-Springfield is a selective admissions, graduate level teaching and research institution. Missouri State University-West Plains is a separately accredited open admissions campus primarily serving seven counties in south central Missouri. Missouri State University-Mountain Grove serves Missouri's fruit industry through operation of the State Fruit Experiment Station. Missouri State Outreach provides anytime, anyplace learning opportunities through telecourses, Internet-based instruction, iTunes U and its interactive video network. The University also operates various other special facilities, such as the Darr Agricultural Center in southwest Springfield, the Journagan Ranch in Douglas County, the Jordan Valley Innovation Center in downtown Springfield, the Bull Shoals Field Station near Forsyth, Baker's Acres and Observatory near Marshfield, the Missouri State University Graduate Center in Joplin, and a branch campus at Liaoning Normal University (LNU) in Dalian, China.
Developing educated persons
Missouri State University's purpose is "to develop educated persons." It is committed to the expansion and preservation of knowledge. It recognizes that inquisitive people explore and push back the boundaries of the human intellect and the physical world. In an age in which knowledge can become quickly dated, the University is committed to the discovery and dissemination of knowledge that serves the future.
The characteristics of educated persons are readily assessable and recognizable:
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Alpharetta Farmers Market
3 Main St., Alpharetta, GA 30004
8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Saturdays. Not all of the vendors at this market, held in the City Hall parking lot, sell items they have grown or produced themselves, but there are still some interesting local businesses represented here.
Category: Farmers Market, Shopping
Brookhaven Farmers Market
1441 Dresden Drive, Atlanta, GA 30319
9 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturdays. This small but well-attended market offers a great excuse to check out the Brookhaven shopping district.
Neighborhood: Atlanta, Brookhaven
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Brookwood Farmers Market
Caney Creek Preserve, Cumming, GA 30041
4-7 p.m. Fridays. In its third season, the market moves around the corner from Brookwood Elementary School to the new Caney Creek Preserve in south Forsyth County.
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Canton Farmers Market
8 a.m.-12 p.m. Saturdays. Supported by the Main Street Canton program, this market emphasizes Georgia-grown produce and locally produced crafts and other products.
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Castleberry Hill Farmers Market
249 Peters St SW, Atlanta, GA 30313
Local producers set up shop at this year-round, indoor market at Boxcar Grocer, an independent market in Castleberry Hill.
Neighborhood: Atlanta, Castleberry Hill
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Cherokee Fresh Market
362 Stringer Road, Canton, GA 30115
9 a.m.-12 p.m. Saturdays. Sponsored by the Cherokee County Farm Bureau Women's Committee and held on Cagle Family Farm, this market features several producers and homesteaders from the Hickory Flat community near Canton.
Category: Farmers Market, Shopping
Clarkston Farmers Market
3701 College Ave., Clarkston, GA 30021
10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sundays. Clarkston's culturally diverse community adds international flair to this weekly market.
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Cotton Mill Farmers Market
401 Rome St., Carrollton, GA 30117
8 a.m.-12 p.m. Saturdays. This "truly local" market features home-grown vendors including Capra Gia goat cheese, Sparkleberry Farms, Crager-Hager Farm, and Garry Farm.
Category: Farmers Market, Shopping
Decatur Farmers Market (Saturdays)
498 N McDonough St., Decatur, GA 30030
9 a.m.-12 p.m. Saturdays. Year-round, producer-only market with organic and sustainable vendors.
Category: Farmers Market, Food, Shopping
Decatur Farmers Market (Wednesdays)
163 Clairmont Avenue, Decatur, GA 30030
4-6 p.m. Wednesdays. A loyal group of organic and sustainable vendors sell produce, flowers, milk, meat, baked goods, jams, and cheeses year round.
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Porter was born in Nebraska and raised partially in Florida, and his Midwestern/Southern charm helped him transition from being an athlete to a performer. Singing with an a cappella group in college, he later embraced theater and appeared in an early incarnation of the Off-Broadway musical "Altar Boyz." Porter made his television debut with a brief 2006 stint on the soap opera "As the World Turns" (CBS, 1956-2010), and then landed the role of injured quarterback Jason Street on the beloved football drama "Friday Night Lights." Using his series downtime to moonlight in movies, Porter had a supporting role in the romantic comedy "Music and Lyrics" (2007) and appeared in flashback as the brothe... Continue Bio >>
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Place 2 chicken breasts in large freezer-weight resealable plastic bag. Pound chicken with the side of a heavy can, rolling pin or meat mallet until chicken is 1/4-inch thick. Remove chicken from bag; set aside. Repeat with remaining chicken breasts.
Enjoy this elegant and tasty low-fat main dish as part of your overall healthful eating plan. As a bonus, the spinach provides an excellent source of vitamin A.
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This wa not easy but was good. I used low sodium Stove Top Stuffing and a lower sodium salad dressing. Delicious.
Gettingthe chicken to roll up and look pretty did not work for me. Like another reviewer, I had extra stuffing.
I think that the stuffing mix/spinach combination makes a great side dish - healthier than just stuffing.
I made this recipe for dinner the other night and it was amazing! I only made one change....I bought thin cut chicken breasts instead and cooked the chicken for about 5 mintues less since the chicken is thinner. This is a new favorite!
this was great though I made some additions to it. I seasoned the top of the chicken with onion powder and salt instead of dressing. Dressing never works for me as a seasoning. I added a slice of american cheese inside the chicken and it was delish.


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Welcome to ZZU Points!
WSU Athletics is excited to offer this new points program for WSU students. Student attendance is a vital factor in keeping Cougar Athletics competitive at home. ZZU Points was created to reward students for their support at Cougar athletic events.
Students will have the opportunity to receive rewards for attending all home football, volleyball, soccer, men's basketball, women's basketball and baseball regular-season games. For Cougar Athletics to be successful we need YOU in the stands from the time the gates open to the final play with your crimson T-shirt on and face painted, going crazy so that the opposition never wants to come back to Pullman again.
Come be a part of the Cougar Legacy. WSU's football student section is the second-highest percentage of seats available to students in the nation...let's be proud of that and continue on!
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Top ZZU Points Earner - Tyler Scacco - Won a football signed by Coach Leach
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After installing Zimbra Open Source M2, I can no longer run Apache on Port 80 as Tomcat is running on Port 80. How can I disable Tomcat from running on Port 80?
Also, can I still use mod_jk with Tomcat so I can access Zimbra in /zimbra/?
(It also works on CentOS 4.2 without any problems!)
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|O'Fallon, Ill.
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Quick Hits:
•Played in 36 games in 2011-12, including 31 as a starter.
•Led the Bulldogs in rebounding in initial season.
•Named to the CollegeInsider.com 2012 Mid-Major Freshman All-America Team.
•Chosen to the Horizon League All-Newcomer Team.
•Named Horizon League Player of the Week, after leading Butler to back-to-back victories at Youngstown State and Cleveland State.
•Holds Butler's record for most double-doubles by a freshman (4).
•Two-time Belleville News-Democrat Class 3A-4A Player of the Year.
•Earned Southwestern Conference MVP honors in back-to-back years (2009-10; 2010-11).
2011-12 Highlights:
Had six points and three rebounds in a reserve stint in Butler's exhibition game against Northern State...came off the bench with seven points, eight rebounds, two assists, two steals and a blocked shot in Butler's exhibition victory over Franklin...sat out the game at Evansville with back problems...grabbed five rebounds and scored two points against Chattanooga in first collegiate game...came off the bench with three assists and three steals against Louisville...helped lift the Bulldogs with 10 points and six rebounds in 22 minutes against Savannah State...had three rebounds and two assists in 18 minutes against Gardner-Webb...came off the bench with five points and five rebounds at Indiana...had six points, six rebounds and two blocked shots in first collegiate start against Oakland City...scored 10 points and grabbed six rebounds against Valparaiso...recorded first collegiate double-double with team-highs of 10 points and 11 rebounds against #8 Xavier...scored seven points and grabbed five rebounds at Ball State...had eight points, five rebounds and a team-high four assists in Butler's victory over Purdue...posted seven points, seven rebounds and three assists at Gonzaga...grabbed a team-high nine rebounds and scored seven points at Stanford...led the Bulldogs with a career-high 12 rebounds against Green Bay at Hinkle Fieldhouse...matched his career-high with four assists and led the Bulldogs with five rebounds at Wright State...scored eight points and led the Bulldogs with five rebounds at Detroit...hit a career-high seven free throws and scored nine points at home against Cleveland State...had six points and six rebounds at home against Youngstown State...led the Bulldogs with 16 points at UIC...had a team-leading 16 points, including 14 in the first half, and pulled down a team-high eight rebounds at Green Bay...led the Bulldogs with 11 rebounds against Wright State at Hinkle Fieldhouse...recorded second career double-double with 16 points and a career-high 12 rebounds against Detroit at Hinkle Fieldhouse...scored 11 points and grabbed nine rebounds at Youngstown State...led the Bulldogs with a career-high 17 points at Cleveland State...matched his career-high with three steals against Loyola at home...recorded his third career double-double with 11 points and a career-high 12 rebounds against Indiana State...posted second straight double-double with team-highs of 13 points and 10 rebounds against UIC...had seven points, five rebounds and matched his career-high with two blocked shots at Valparaiso...scored 11 points and had a career-high five assists against Wright State in the first round of the Horizon League Tournament...matched his career-high and shared the team scoring lead with 17 points against Milwaukee in the league tournament...scored 12 points at Penn in the quarterfinals of the CBI...had six rebounds and three assists against Pittsburgh in the semifinals of the CBI.
High School: Three-year starter at O'Fallon High School...team captain...finished his career in second place on O'Fallon's all-time rebounding list (918) and third on the school's all-time scoring list (1,483)...shot 60.8% from the field for his career...O'Fallon's all-time leader in steals (240)...holds school's single season record for steals (113 in 2009-10)...led the Southwestern Conference in rebounding (10.4) and steals (2.9), and ranked second in the league in scoring (17.2) and assists (4.5) as a senior...finalist for the McDonald's All-America Team as a senior...selected first team 3A/4A All-State in 2009-10...earned second team All-State honors in 2010-11...two-time Belleville News-Democrat Class 3A/4A Player of the Year...named Most Valuable Player of the Southwestern Conference for two consecutive years (2010 & 2011)...two-time first team All-Metro East selection...two-time first team All-Southwestern Conference...helped lead O'Fallon to a school-record 30-4 campaign and a fourth place finish in the Illinois State Tournament as a junior...led O'Fallon to a 20-7 record and a conference championship in 2010-11...posted 17.2 points per game and 10.4 rebounds per outing in 2010-11...averaged 19.3 points and 12.1 rebounds as a junior...had a high game of 31 points against both Centralia and Belleville East as a junior...grabbed 21 rebounds in a game against Simeon as a junior...High School Coach: Rick Gibson.


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Notes from Royals-Angels Series…so far
Royals picked up their fourth straight win this season over Los Angeles last night with a 12-4 pounding that made the normally winning Angels look lowly. The win secured the season series for Kansas City for the first time since 1996, while Los Angeles snapped its record of nine straight winning series this year. The Angels had not lost a series since dropping two of three to Detroit, May 22-24 (…and, just in case you care, they haven't been swept since Boston brought out the brooms in a three-game set, April 13-14, 16…just in case, of course.). Here's some notes to ponder before catching the series finale this afternoon, 2:35 p.m. (CT) on either mlb.com or 810 WHB. It's DLR (4-9, 5.75 ERA) on the mound against the healthy-enough, not-healthy enough, healthy-enough Jered Weaver (6-3, 3.80 ERA).
Butler Hits Long One: Buddy didn't have him in the cleanup spot last night, but Billy Butler still delivered with a big hit, collecting his first home run in the Majors. The blast marked the Royals first since June 18 at St. Louis, a span of 71.0 innings without a homer. Gordon also hit a home run in the game…when was the last time two Royals rookies homered in the same game?
Speaking of Gordon: The third baseman is batting .341 (30-88) with six doubles, one triple, three home runs, 14 runs scored and 14 RBI. He's also five-for-five on steal attempts this month and nine-for-11 for the year. He's doing pretty well on defense as well. Just saw that MLB.com posted his ninth-inning stop from Monday night's game. Check it out here.
Injury Update: Gload is expected to begin his rehab assignment soon, scheduled to join Triple-A Omaha this week for a four-five game stint. He has been on the D.L. since he tore his right quadriceps muscle May 13 in Chicago…Scott Elarton was down in the clubhouse yesterday packing up some stuff. The right-hander, on the 15-day D.L. with a right foot sprain, met up with the O-Royals and is scheduled to pitch for them Thursday.
Plunked…from the Game Notes: The Royals have been hit five times in the first two games in Los Angeles, including three times (Buck, DeJesus and German) Tuesday night. Kansas City leads the Majors with 49 hit-by-pitches.
Buck's Homers: Here's the breakdown on Buck's team-leading 14 home runs this year:
Vs. LHP: 5…Vs. RHP: 9…Home: 5…Road: 9…Solo shots: 11 (11!!!)…
One-run: 3…With no outs: 8…With one out: 3…With two outs: 3…
Homer tied game: 1…Homer gave Royals lead: 6…Left field: 8…
Left center: 3…Center field: 1…Right center: 2…
Royals record with Buck homers: 6-6
Conclusions from these numbers? Get some more runners on base before Buck, while facing a righty on the road with no outs in the inning and the Royals behind by a run (or two), steps up to the plate with the wind blowing out toward left. Simple as that. Enjoy today's game!
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The Kansas City Royals, proud owners of the second worst record in both leagues bashed the LA Angels last night, proud owners of the second best record in all of baseball. The 12-4 victory guaranteed the Royals a series victory, the first against the Halos in 9 times. The Royals, leaders in hit batters with 49 so far got hit by pitches 3 times last night. When asked why would anyone bother throwing at the lowly Royals Buddy Bell commented, " We haven't hit, or been a threat for the last 3 years so we coaxed the hitters to stand closer to the plate and look meaner and spit more. We have been trying to get on base and thought if we at least looked intimidating something might happen. Apparently the pitchers don't like the way we stand at the plate and have been hitting every one. So far it's worked out well for us. We can get a .167 hitter on base now."
The Royals are using basically 4 rookies in their line up. One of them, the fastest man in baseball Joey Gathright, tried to score from third on a short pop up to second. He got thrown out at home or the Royals would have had another run. When Bell was asked why he didn't send Gathright to third on a potential double steal he said " It was too obvious to steal in that situation, Joey would have made it standing up. The other situations were more challenging." Jason Winlock stated, "The play at home he was called out when the umpire thought he left third too early". Yes said Buddy, "Joey's so fast the ump couldn't believe he made it home before the throw so he made up the excuse. When the umps get used to Joey that won't happen anymore. Joey's so fast he didn't even see him leave. We tried to showcase his speed on a fly to left later in the game". Joey was on first and was all the way to third by the time the left fielder caught the ball. Joey had to retreat back to first and his little legs got him there just before the throw. Bell added, " He's so fast that when he gets up to turn off the lights he' ll be back into bed before the light goes out."
Two other rookies Gordon and Butler hit home runs. Bell said they are a product of their loosing ways. "We will have to watch how many games we win this year.
I told them not to swing just wait tell they get hit, but they are young and eager.
If were not the worst team we won't be getting all those high can't miss draft picks plus we will miss out on the revenue sharing. I have been told to not let that happen too often. I think we can tone it down a bit when the ex Cardinal Reggie Sander is available to play again."
The fourth rookie, Tony Pena, has been doing well at short. "He replaced the Angel at short. He is hitting better than the Angel plus he makes a lot less money. We have a way of giving lots of money away to guys that can't play." Bell said.
"I can't figure this stuff out, the more you make around here the worse you play."
At least the Royals are starting to entertain. If Gath can get on base a little more we might see something being stolen on the diamond and it won't be money.
Nice blog, but to answer your question…
"Buck's homers… Conclusions from these numbers?"
How about, MORE PLAYING TIME!
Go Royals. Really, really great to see the sweep in SoCal.


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Last spring, all things minty fresh emerged onto the fashion scene with a big, pastel bang. This year, mint is making its return in every shape and size imaginable. From shoes to watches to bags, we plan on being completely decked out in the cool hue this spring. Here are a few of our favorite minty picks.
1. wedge sneakers, 2. two-tone purse, 3. cut-out polka dot dress, 4. zigzag face watch, 5. textured triangle earrings, 6. slip closure clutch, 7. studded loafers
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Yeah, I know you knew that. My points was if I am going to pay for MRV, I want to be able to access the recordings on any receiver. If they are going to upgrade people, my R16 ought to be swapped out for an HR2x.
Sorry don't agree with that since that would probably raise the cost for everyone. Who know's DirecTV might have that as part of the upgrade but IMHO I don't see that happening.


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In a battle of sizzling Spaniard's in Acapulco, Pablo Andujar was knocked out of the tourney's first round 6-4, 6-7(2), 6-2 by Carlos Moya. The former No.1 will next face Argentina's Leonardo Mayer for a spot in the quarterfinals.
Now let's talk Pablo: HOT DAMN. Seriously, what's there NOT to like? Oy.
So maybe I'm just splitting hairs here (no pun please) but -
a) do you like him with the close shaven look from Acapulco
b) with some longer locks (below)
c) RiCH you're hitting the crack pipe again. The boy's sex personified - hair, no hair, clothed, no clothed
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The town of Kosciusko has adopted a ban on sagging plants.
The Star Herald reports that the wearing of sagging pants was added recently to the town's ordinance prohibiting public indecency. The ordinance takes effect Oct. 18.
The city began talking about taking action on the issue in August and had reviewed several other municipalities' ordinances on the matter.
Kosciusko Mayor Jimmy Cockroft says there is a lot of public support for the ordinance. The board of aldermen adopted the ordinance Sept. 18.
In the ordinance, sagging pants are defined as appearing to wear pants or skirts more than three inches below the top of the hips exposing the skin or undergarments.
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text: I've been riding all day in Seattle's most urban environments, and found them to be pretty good for bicycling. We have a few bike lanes now, and the culture is definitely very bike-friendly, so it's certainly not a threatening place to ride. There are, however, gigantic hills everywhere you turn. Personally, I like the hills, but I can imagine that they pose a formidable obstacle to some would-be riders. Contrast this to places like Amsterdam and Copenhagen, both of which have enviable bicycle cultures, and are also flat as a table top. I wonder: would these cities be the bicycle Meccas they are if they weren't so level?


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Robert Beltran named director of Swiftmud
Published: Thursday, September 12, 2013 at 9:57 a.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, September 12, 2013 at 9:57 a.m.
The Southwest Florida Water Management District's governing board has appointed Robert Beltran to serve as executive director, taking over for Blake Guillory, who recently became executive director for the South Florida Water Management District.
Beltran has served as assistant executive director for the district, which is commonly known as Swiftmud, since March 2012.
Swiftmud's jurisdiction includes Marion County west of Interstate 75. The rest of the county is covered by the St. Johns River Water Management District.
Beltran earned his bachelor's degree in civil engineering and master's degree in environmental engineering from Tulane University.
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Hi everyone,
Sorry to throw this at all of you after getting so many translations for this MOD.
I finished the last release candidate for this MOD and it is pending approval, but I want to get as many translations in there as possible. -- the MOD is stable and ready for release, but I changed most of the language entries and added several more. Please repost your translation in a new post here forward and I will update the package with your translation.
You can also download the latest revision of the MOD from here: Download v1.0.1
If you have any questions, let me know.
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$lang = array_merge($lang, array(
'ACP_ACCOUNT_ADDED' => 'The user account has been created. The user may now login with the username and password sent to the email address you provided.',
'ACP_ACCOUNT_INACTIVE' => 'The user account has been created. However, the forum settings require the user to activate their account.
An activation key has been sent to the email address you provided for the user.',
'ACP_ACCOUNT_INACTIVE_ADMIN'=> 'The account has been created. However, the forum settings require account activation by an administrator.
An email has been sent to the Administrators and the user will be informed when their account has been activated',
'ACP_ADD_USER' => 'Add User',
'ACP_ADMIN_ACTIVATE' => 'An email will be dispatched to an Administrator for account activation, alternatively you may check the activate account box below to activate the account instantly once created. The user will receive an email containing account login details.',
'ACP_EMAIL_ACTIVATE' => 'Once the account has been created, The user will receive an email containing an activation link to activate the account.',
'ACP_INSTANT_ACTIVATE' => 'The Account will be activated instantly. The user will recieve an email with account login details.',
'ADD_USER' => 'Add User',
'ADD_USER_EXPLAIN' => 'Create a new user account. If your activation settings are to Admin Activativation only, you will have the option to activate the user instantly.',
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'ADMIN_ACTIVATE' => 'Activate user account',
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Support for multiple forms of user activation depending on board settings.
Allows Administrators to create user accounts and set user registration to (off) effectively creating a private board.
Support for specific add_user permission for those who want to keep creating user accounts seperate from User Administration.
Support for all *required* profile fields and profile fields set to be shown on registration
Support for language and birthday settings
Auto generates a password and will email it to the user.
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We're in Charlottesville, VA
Subtitled: How to Get Something For Nothing, this book is a fascinating peek into the secret world of the con artist!
"For years, con men have gotten fat scamming unsuspecting marks for food, shelter, money and from time to time, even clothes, while the rest of us suffer our honest lives in the quiet desperation. Isn't it about time we got in on all the fun?"
In The Modern Con Man, entertainer extraordinaire Todd Robbins, with a little help from his Modern Conman Collective, explains the valuable tricks of his venerable trade, from simple bar bets like the Hoboken Bottle Cap bet to "can't-lose" card tricks like the Poseidon. Whether it's winning fifty bucks, scoring seats closer to the fifty-yard line, or finagling a free meal, this one-of-a-kind collection of cons, bar bets, card games, and general chicanery ensures aspiring scam artists everywhere will always come out on top!
Filled with humorous facts and tables, a glossary of con terms, illustrations, the history of the con, and easy-to-follow swindles, The Modern Con Man is a hilarious and endlessly entertaining collection of safe, fun, and mostly legal cons for the natural-born prankster in all of us.
Hardcover with dust jacket. 227 pages.
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New Walmart opens Wednesday in Silver Springs Shores
Published: Tuesday, July 16, 2013 at 6:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Monday, July 15, 2013 at 1:38 p.m.
SILVER SPRINGS SHORES — It is a large, sandy-brown building with yellow wildflowers freshly planted in the boulevards framing the parking lot off Bahia Road and Maricamp Road. That lot is more full than empty, hinting at the growing bustle inside, where workers mount extended cranes to attach ceiling lighting and half-empty displays were being filled by crisply uniformed employees. A sign, "Now Hiring," was on the door.
What: Grand opening of new Walmart
When: 7:30 a.m. Wednesday
Where: Store is at Maricamp Road and Bahia Avenue in Silver Springs Shores
More info: Local dignitaries, vendors, Chester the Cheetah, and the Lake Weir High School marching band are scheduled to attend. ... Walmart and the Wal-Mart Foundation will present $4,000 in grants to local community groups including Florida Veterans Assistance Association, Gateway to Hope Ministries, Interfaith Emergency Services, Lake Weir High School, Silver Springs Shores Resource Center, Marion County Kidney Foundation, Ocala Autism Support Network and the Public Education Foundation of Marion County. ... There will be a "Big Family Welcome" from noon to 3 p.m. Saturday where customers have a chance to meet store manager Reta Mulconey and enjoy face painting, cupcake decorating and free food samples which supplies last.
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"It smells of new store, doesn't it?" asked Reta Mulconrey, smiling and surveying the new gray flooring, the bright-blue painted cashier islands, the environmentally friendly coolers, and the large produce and bakery sections.
Mulconrey is the first manager of this new Walmart, which is scheduled to open Wednesday, and this store clearly is her domain. It is evident in her posture: upright with arms folded, head slightly tilted toward the earpiece of her phone, as if waiting to hear from a supervisor on the floor at any minute.
Although this Walmart is slightly smaller than others in the vicinity, it offers full service, including a bakery, self-serve deli, pharmacy, tire-and-lube express and garden center. The produce area is expanded, and the deli/bakery section made spacious. It also boasts the very first retail, non-Freon refrigerant system as a part of the Walmart commitment to "going green."
Mulconrey oversees the network of cashiers, supervisors and managers that make this 181,000-square-foot space run. It is her moment, and she savors it.
As a single mom, she began work as a cashier at the 19th Avenue Road Walmart in 2000. Within six months she had been promoted to a new level. In the next 13 years she worked her way up through the myriad administrative levels, from hourly supervisor to salaried manager.
"Actually, I could have moved up sooner, but I wanted to learn as much as I could, so that I could be prepared," she said during an interview last week.
The preparation has paid off. Opening a new store is a challenge. Once the major construction was finished, Mulconrey and her team had six weeks to set up the interior and train employees before the grand opening — doing all their own hiring.
Now, most of the hiring has been complete, and she is proud that of the 200 plus associates hired, 95 percent are from the local community, where she herself, as a graduate of Dunnellon High School and College of Central Florida attendee, has deep ties.
"Ocala is a beautiful city … it has the perks of being a big city, but with a country, small-town feel. It cares for its community …and this is where I want to focus too, on the associates and our customers, the store can help them save money and live better," Mulconrey said.
Mulconrey said the Walmart corporate culture was conducive to her growth: "They look for natural leaders and have a 'develop to lead' program for those who have potential. The majority of their leaders come from within," she said.
She hopes to bring this out in the people she works with; in fact, teaching and working with associates are the reasons she enjoys being a store manager.
"I want to help them grow and find joy in their job. I know that I am a success when they themselves feel like they own the store and then they create a kinship with their customers. It works when they feel they are a family," she said.
Greenway Elementary School Principal Erin Quainton, whose campus is just around the corner, is excited about the new Walmart because it will "give a boost to the community and maybe spur new development."
In addition, it helps with her own shopping: "Walmart offers great quality materials. I spend lots of time purchasing things for teachers and students. It will be very convenient for us and for our school," she said.
County Commissioner David Moore noted that the residents in his district are also looking forward to the new store: "They will have more convenient shopping nearby for their day-to-day needs. I'm personally excited about the economic development that the store will bring with it and for the enhanced quality of life it will provide for residents in my district," he said.
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The Water and Nature Initiative is an action programme which brings together stakeholders to demonstrate the sustainable management of water resources. Through field projects IUCN members and partners test how stakeholder participation, improved water governance and innovative financing can improve livelihoods and maintain healthy ecosystems.
WANI Projects
Work is carried out in the following river basins: Barra de Santiago-El Imposible Basin (El Salvador), Huong Basin (Viet Nam), Komadugu Yobe Basin (Nigeria), Lake Tanganyika (Burundi, Democratic Republic of Congo, Tanzania, Zambia), Mekong Basin (Southeast Asia), Okavango (Botswana, Namibia, Angola), Tacana Basin (Mexico, Guatemala), Volta Basin (Burkina Faso, Ghana), Pangani (Tanzania), Senegal (Mauritania, Mali, Senegal).
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|Mekong River Basin
|El Imposible-Barra de Santiago Basin
|Tacana River Basin
|Projects of the Water Management Unit in the Mesoamerica RO
|Komadugu-Yobe River Basin
|Lake Tanganyika Basin
|Pangani River Basin
|Senegal River Basin
|Okavango River Basin
|Volta River Basin
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Women's Volleyball
News: Women's Volleyball Sweeps LATT In SCC Opener
The state's No. 12-ranked Pasadena City College women's volleyball team opened the South Coast Conference schedule with a sweep over visiting Los Angeles Trade Tech College, 25-12, 25-14, 25-20, Friday night at Hutto-Patterson Gymnasium.
The Lancers (7-3) outscored Trade Tech (0-2 overall), 8-1, capped by a pair of aces from libero Jennifer Estrada to end the first set. In the second game, PCC rattled off 14 consecutive points and coasted. In the third set, PCC head coach Tammy Silva used mostly reserves, which proved to make things a bit interesting.
With a team of smaller players, LA Trade Tech played inspired volleyball, including a kill by 5-foot reserve Rosa Rosales that caused the Lady Techsters players to get excited, down 18-16. Trade Tech would grab a 20-18 lead before Silva was forced to put three starters back in. One of those players was middle blocker Megan Callen, who slammed three kills during a 7-0 run to clinch the sweep. During Trade Tech's run, the Lancers made a seven unforced errors that reversed an early 12-7 PCC lead.
"Two encouraging things about this match was Megan Callen's hitting and just the solid consistency of our libero Jennifer Estrada," Silva said. "I need my bench players to pick it up, but I liked Thula Parks and her energy. She is young, but is going to be a really good hitter for us."
Parks came off the bench to ring up six kills in the second set. Nora To'omalatai once again led the Lancers in hitting with 12 kills to go with 11 digs. Callen pounded nine kills and had two blocks while fellow middle blocker Jackie Valle-Acosta added nine kills in just 14 attempts. Estrada had 15 digs and served three of the team's eight aces.
Second-string setter Lindsey Kuramato totaled 22 assists to tie starter Kaily Faust in that category. Starting outside hitter Viridiana Gallardo contributed five kills, six digs, two aces and two blocks.
The Lancers will travel to face East Los Angeles College on Wednesday, Oct. 3. Match time is 6 p.m.
[Photo--PCC sophomore Jackie Valle-Acosta fires a kill in a recent match.]
Release Date: 09/28/2012


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IndustrialCraft Reactor Planner version 2.01
This applet can also be ran standalone, you can download it
Cell selection bar:
Left-click to pick what you would like to add to the reactor grid, Ctrl+Left-click will fill ALL blank slots in the grid with the selected type.
Reactor grid:
Left-click will place the selected item into the grid, Right-click will remove an item.
Reactor chambers:
Specifies the amount of chambers this design has. (duh)
External Environment:
Set the desired amount of external cooling/heating, the reactor's total external cooling cannot go lower than 0.
Initial Hull Temperature:
Set the desired amount of heat in the hull before the reactor is turned on.
SUC Supply:
Sets how fast a design gets supplied with SUC items
Items per second:
The speed of the supply, checkboxes switch between "seconds per item" and "items per second".
Item storage:
How much external storage a design has if there's no room inside the reactor.
Output - General Information: (The non-obvious ones)
Output EU:
The amount of EU generatated during one 'Generation Time'.
Total EU:
The total amount of EU generated after the uranium cells have been deplated.
Effective EU/t:
The overall amount of EU/t generated after taking into account the design's cooldown time.
The average number of pulses each uranium cell produces.
Generation time:
The amount of time a reactor can be active it has heat problems or it has ran out of uranium.
Cooldown time:
The amount of time needed for a design to fully disipate the heat made during one generation period.
Maximum cycles:
The number of consecutive 'Full Cycles' a design can perform before it needs to cooldown.
Time until uranium depleted:
The total time a design can run while alternating Generation and Cooldown periods.
Output - SUC Information:
Unused cooling:
The amount of cooling from a design's SUC item supply that the design didn't need or couldn't use.
The amount of external storage used by the design, this will never exceed the set SUC storage limits.
Output - Breeder Information:
Cells charged:
The total amount of charging a design does in one Generation period. (For an average total of charged cells a design can make after depleting it's uranium, see 'Recharging per tick')


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WASHINGTON (WUSA9) -- The Boston Marathon will go on next year. In the meantime, local race officials are on heightened alert.
In light of the news, there will be a moment of silence before the George Washington Parkway Classic 10 Miler Sunday morning. We're told the City of Alexandria is working to have increased police presence (uniformed and otherwise), including at the last leg of the race. In fact, the last mile is dedicated to Motor Officer Peter LaBoy, who was recently harmed in the line of duty in a separate incident. Trash cans will be sealed. There will also be restricted parking.
In addition, there's the Kaiser Permanente's Pike's Peek 10K Race the same morning. Patch reports there's no indication of threats; it's a precautionary measure. Police are discouraging carrying bags and encouraging speaking up if you see suspicious behavior. Runners from the Montgomery County Road Runner's Club reportedly competed in the Boston Marathon on Monday and are putting the event together. The race starts at Shady Grove metro station and ends at White Flint Mall.


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A Wilmington man faces charges due to his involvement in two separate robberies of motel women at the Comfort Inn, 3 Concord Lane, Newark, and the Econo Lodge, 100 McIntosh Plaza, Newark on Jan. 26.
Kevin M. Abbott, 26, of Wilmington, was charged with three counts of robbery in the first degree, two counts of possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony, two counts of possession of a deadly weapon by a person prohibited, and conspiracy in the second degree.
Investigators say Abbott contacted his victims through a website, met them at motels, and robbed them at gunpoint.
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On January 15, 1999 a major snow and ice storm hit the Metro Area to Boston. The storm actually spanned the fourteenth and fifteenth. On the fourteenth in the late morning it was nine degrees in Albany, New York with moderate snow falling. An enormous arctic air was centered just south of the Hudson Bay. The pressure at the center of the high was nearly 1045 mb or 30.78 inches of mercury. This huge arctic high was so large it drove cold air all the way into northern Virginia the night of the fourteenth. Heavy freezing rain fell that night with temperatures plunging into the mid and upper twenties leaving a glaze of over half an inch in most of the Metro Area. One half million were without power in our area. At the time it was Pepco's largest outage ever with a quarter of a million customers only to be eclipsed after the Dercho in late June 2012. Some were without power for four days as many substations blew up.
In 1932 Los Angeles had their heaviest snow to date. Two inches fell with an inch at the Civic Center and several inches in the mountains.
In 2003 an unbelievable twenty four inches of snow fell in Oswego, New York in just four hours ! Snowfall rates were between five and seven inches per hour. We average between seventeen and twenty three inches of snow for the entire winter. Can you imagine receiving more than the season average in just twenty four hours ? Wow !