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Cincannti, OH (Sports Network) - Semaj Christon scored 18 points as the Xavier
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Brad Redford chipped in 14 points off the bench for Xavier (7-2), while Dee
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their past five games.
For Kent State (5-5), Melvin Tabb led all scorers with 20 points on 9-of-10
from the field while also adding 14 rebounds. Chris Evans had 10 points and
eight boards for the Flashes, who have lost three straight.
It was a defensive struggle in the first half, as Kent State shot just 30.8
percent from the field while Xavier was even worse at 20.8 percent. The
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With the game tied at 33-33 with eleven and a half minutes to play, the
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Indianapolis, Ind. - It might have looked like a huddle, but reading a story and having fun was the game plan, when outfielder Jenny Jacobs of Indianapolis gathered her "team" of youngsters around her during the Jan. 12 Readers' Day in Hinkle Fieldhouse. A senior member of Butler's softball team, Jacobs read the children's book Click, Clack Moo during a family literacy fair, staged before the Butler men's basketball game against Milwaukee.
"All of the kids seemed to be having a good time. They were really excited to see our mascot Blue II when he stopped by," said Jacobs.
Junior soccer player Crystal Wright of Carmel and her head coach Tari St. John also read books to visitors, along with State Superintendent of Public Instruction Suellen Reed.
Some 150-200 individuals walked through the reading fair, estimated event coordinator Angela
Lupton of the College of Education faculty. "The West Gym was filled with families and school groups as they listened to celebrity readers and participated in a host of literacy-based activities, including making signs for their favorite Butler athletes," Lupton said. A post-game autograph session with the men's basketball team also drew happy fans.
"Special thanks goes to our Readers' Day partners including the Butler Libraries, Scholastic Books, WFYI, St. Vincent Health and our event sponsor, Outback Steakhouse," Lupton said.
Several youngsters attending Readers' Day earned their game ticket by participating in Bookin' With the Bulldogs, an in-school literacy promotion initiated last fall by Outback, the College of Education and Butler Athletics Department. An estimated 4,000 students in more than 30 elementary schools are involved.
As an elementary education major pursuing student teaching, Jacobs introduced Bookin' With the Bulldogs to fifth and sixth grade students of the Indianapolis Public Schools' Center for Inquiry 84. So far, eight of her students have completed program requirements for rewards from Outback and Butler. "It's a great way to stir up kids' interest in reading," Jacobs said.
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Stopshoppingdebbie and jockey Rocco Bowen are a winning combinationSTOPSHOPPINGDEBBIE ATTEMPTS TO EXTEND STREAKIN $50,000 BOEING HANDICAP ON SUNDAY, JULY 6
AUBURN, Wash. (June 29, 2014) – Stopshoppingdebbie can tie a track record when the unbeaten 4-year-old filly runs in the $50,000 Boeing Handicap for older fillies and mares on Sunday, July 6.
Seven-for-seven lifetime including six consecutive stakes victories, Stopshoppingdebbie can tie Ropersandwranglers' mark of seven straight stakes wins set in 1996-97. Stopshoppingdebbie currently has the most wins of any unbeaten horse in North America.
Trained by Tom Wenzel for Northwest Farms, Stopshoppingdebbie garnered headlines in 2013 by sweeping all four stakes for 3-year-old fillies, capped by a dominant three-length victory in the 1 1/8-mile Washington Oaks.
This year, the brilliant 4-year-old filly is two-for-two, scoring by four lengths in the six-furlong Hastings Handicap and by a half-length over stable mate Goin to the Window in a stakes record performance in the 6-½ furlong Washington State Legislators Stakes.
Versatility is a key to her success, allowing Stopshoppingdebbie to win races on the lead or off the pace, and at distances ranging 5 ½ furlongs to 1 1/8 mile. In her lone start at one mile, Stopshoppingdebbie won the 2013 Irish Day Handicap by 6 ¾ lengths in a stakes record 1:34.74
As usual, Goin to the Window and Blueberry Smoothie figure to offer the biggest challenges to their stable mate. The 4-year-old fillies are a combined 18-for-19 in the money, and twice Goin to the Window has tested Stopshoppingdebbie in stirring stretch runs, finishing second by a head in the 2013 Kent Handicap and second by a half-length in the June 8 Washington State Legislators Stakes.
Madame Pele also warrants respect. The Washington-bred 4-year-old has won two stakes in a 20-race career, and has run well this year against Stopshoppingdebbie, finishing second beaten four lengths in the Hastings and fourth beaten 2 ½ lengths in the Washington State Legislators Stakes. In her only start at one mile on dirt, Madame Pele defeated Washington-breds in the 2013 Comcast SportsNet Stakes.
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Readers' Tips for Financial Revival, Part 1: Smart Saving
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Nike just released a new commercial as part of their global "Courage" campaign which is associated with the Beijing Olympics.
The spot combines the Human Race running event for August 31, the new Hyperdunk sneaker, and 20 years of the iconic "Just Do It" campaign. The Killers track "All These Things I've Done" serves as the anthem for this commercial - nice.
Tennis superstars Roger Federer + Maria Sharapova make appearances along with classic clips of legends Pete Sampras + John McEnroe.
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VIDEO VAULT: Fed, Maria, Pete + Johnny Mac show "Courage" in new Nike spot
Nike just released a new commercial as part of their global "Courage" campaign which is associated with the Beijing Olympics.
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About 45 to 48 seconds in, the spot also has Pete tossing his cookies at the '96 Open. Glad to see him getting some love, too!ReplyDelete
ah yes - let me add him in!ReplyDelete
Very engaging. I watched a few times and there's a lot of tennis in there. 2 clips of Roger (one that great moment when he collapsed at the deciding shot of the 07 Wimb) And I'm pretty sure I saw Martina N. in there, is she Nike too? Fun. Surprising no Rafa, though, unless this is the "retro" image selection and Nike says Rafa is the future....ReplyDelete
yeah there's so much to look at in this ad - i watched it a few times actually because you can see something new each timeReplyDelete


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|HEA meeting April 6
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Highline Electric Association will host its annual meeting Monday, April 6 at Holyoke High School.
The evening will begin with a complimentary meal at 5 p.m., in the old gym, followed by a business meeting at 6:30 p.m. in the auditorium.
Among the meeting agenda items are a president's report by Leo Brekel, manager's report by Mark Farnsworth, report from Washington D.C. Youth Tour participant Josh Sonnenberg of Sterling and reports from HEA Youth Leadership Camp participants Heather Brownell of Fleming and Jaden Woltemath of Sedgwick.
A question/answer session will be opened after the election of four directors.
Four incumbents seek the director seats. They include Jim Lueck in district 1, Michael Bennett in district 2, James Fender in district 3 and Merlin Prior in district 4.


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WASHINGTON (WUSA9) -- Monday mornings can be pretty rough.
This Monday morning, WUSA 9 Anchor Andrea Roane had a rough time reading through the Daily Deals segment. She was supposed to read something like:
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Water for all
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How can we secure a future for the people living on the front line of climate change? In Eastern Africa, environmental scientist Katharine Cross is helping to safeguard water resources that are becoming more and more unpredictable.
Climate change is already taking its toll in Eastern Africa. Even the snow caps of the iconic Mount Kilimanjaro are receding and are projected to disappear by 2025. In many areas, increasing populations and an ever-increasing demand for water are leading to conflicts over resources.
Katharine's expertise as an environmental scientist, particularly in groundwater and river basin management, is being put to good use in the region. She and her colleagues are involved in a variety of projects across Tanzania, Uganda, Mozambique and Kenya which focus on strengthening institutions to better manage water resources between the different users such as farmers, hydropower companies and pastoralists.
They identify ways to adapt to climate change impacts which can include finding alternative sources of livelihood, rehabilitating river banks and improving dialogue between users to share water resources more equally. The aim is to make sure there is enough water in the region's rivers to service all needs, as well as sustain the natural environment.
|"I have always been interested in environmental issues, having studied environmental biology and environmental engineering and worked in the environmental consulting field on remediating soil and groundwater in contaminated sites. And I've always enjoyed outdoor activities such as hiking and skiing," says Katharine."
"But it was by undertaking development work with Engineers without Borders in Bolivia and Ghana that I became exposed to the need to invest in the environment to ensure improved health and access to resources by communities."
|"What we're helping to set up, and what the government is trying to formalize, are water associations made up of farmers, pastoralists and government representatives. The demand comes from the community and solutions come from local residents themselves," explains Katharine.
"Slowly people are understanding the impact their use of water has on other people within the basin. For example, in Tanzania, people on the slopes of Kilimanjaro are extracting amounts of water which result in shortages in the dry, lowland areas. The forums that have been created and strengthened allow opportunities for these different users to negotiate over allocation and reduce conflicts," says Katharine.
"There are many challenges ahead such as securing the long term investment needed to change people's behaviour and attitude towards sharing water.
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Many of the lessons and best practices from different projects are being applied by the government, specifically in Tanzania and Uganda, in other river basins, and they are also being scaled-up to other projects where IUCN is involved in the wider Eastern and Southern Africa region.
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Collier West opened in the Short North Arts District of Columbus Ohio in an original space of 900 SF. After a few months, it relocated north to the Winders Motor Company Building, growing to nearly 2000 square feet. The store is filled with a mix of vintage and antique furniture, each serving its purpose to highlight and hold a unique mix of home furnishings, accessories and décor.
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Diary of a Wimpy Kid 2: Rodrick Rules
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The Grant County Fair started behind the Grant County Courthouse before they outgrew that space.
Now, the fair has moved to their new fairgrounds on Baton Rouge Road in Williamstown after outgrowing the Grant County Park in Crittenden.
"We outgrew the park, so we're going to the new grounds and we're hoping we can continue to grow," Patsy Kinman, fair board secretary, said. "You have to keep building on your fair in order to have something different each year. We want to meet the needs of the community."
The Williamstown boys' golf team head into their 2009 season with a roster of returning players.
The Demons return all of their golfers from last year's team and coach Sean Binder believes that will be one of their biggest strengths.
"We didn't lose anybody, so we should be a lot stronger than we were last year," Binder said. "We picked up some new golfers, so I'm looking forward to see how they mature this year."
Starting on July 27, Helton Road (also known as School Road or KY 3025) will be closed at U.S. 25 and Cherry Hill Lane in Williamstown for approximately two weeks for bridge repairs.
Trucks must use Baton Rouge Road to cross the railroad during this time.
Joe Stewart, 14, of Dry Ridge has signed an acting contract with Frederick Levy Management 101 of Los Angeles and Bryan Leder, BLT of New York.
Stewart recently attended The Mike Beaty Talent Expo in Dallas with his agent, Jake Lang of Wings Model Management in Cincinnati. He received 16 callbacks, including Nickelodeon and Disney for his performances in monologue, cold read, two person scene, runway and athletic wear.
He will be leaving later this month for New York where he will be auditioning for TV and film.
Cash Express on Broadway in Dry Ridge was the victim of theft on July 17.
Dry Ridge Police Chief Rick Kells said a woman, attempting to disguise herself as a man, entered the business at 10:54 a.m.
When the clerk told the woman she'd need to show a driver's license to open an account, she handed the clerk a note demanding money, along with a bag.
She also took the clerk's cell phone.
May 27:
(Special Warranty Deed) Federal National Mortgage Association to Bertha Gail Marshall, lot 224, Section 6 of the Harvesters, $80,900
May 28:
(Special Warranty Deed) Heritage Bank, Inc. to Kathy Coffey, lot 83, Section 2 of Eagle Creek Subdivision, $135,000
May 29:
Marion E. Hammonds and Lucille Hammonds, as Co-Trustees of the Trust Agreement and The Delaney Family Trust, by Betty Delaney, Trustee, Odella Delaney, Judy Atha, Robert Atha, husband and wife, Cordova Road property, $25,000
Downpour after downpour, the Williamstown Wiffleball League played through the torrential rain, trying to wrap up their ninth annual tournament.
But after a final thunderstorm flooded the outfield of Williamstown High School's Hale Field, the tournament ended just before the playoffs started on July 25.
Jeanette Cain took a shovel and dug through the burnt, charred remains of her home Monday as sunlight filtered through singed trees.
"I found a locket," she said, holding up a tiny piece of gold that survived the fire that destroyed her home last week.
Her joy quickly turned to tears and in frustration she threw off her blackened work gloves and she sat on a bank with her back facing the home she and husband, Perry, were refinishing room by room.
The Williamstown boys' cross-country team set a goal of making it to state as a team last season. At the region meet, the boys needed to come in fifth or better, but after a seventh place finish, the team missed out on state.
They're using that as motivation for this season as coach Michelle Whaley has seen a more determined, driven team at the start of their summer practices.
Just a week after celebrating her 106th birthday, Della Jones died on July 14.
Jones, of Williamstown, was born in 1903 in Grant County. She attended Williamstown Elementary School for black students before moving in with an aunt to attend high school in Cincinnati.
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WGCL-TV reports Shane Collett appeared in court Sunday. He was arrested on charges of murder, kidnapping and concealing a death.
Officials say Skylar Dials was reported missing Friday. Authorities found the girl's body in a wooded area around 2 a.m. Saturday after a land and air search that included neighbors, search dogs and multiple law enforcement agencies.
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Are Yo-Yo-ing Celebs More Relatable for Diet Ads?
Celebrities are real people. They go to the grocery store (unless their assistant goes for them), drive cars (if their driver has the day off), and their weight fluctuates.
Diet companies have a recent history of corralling celebrities into being their spokespeople, but is this the best marketing strategy? People who see a celebrity as a diet spokesperson believe that they "know" the person who is losing weight right in front of them. So what happens when this known person gains the weight back?
We all remember Kirstie Alley's shining moment on Oprah as she danced around in her bathing suit after her weight loss on Jenny Craig. Jenny Craig gave her the boot when she gained her weight back and she was back on Oprah, this time with conservative dress and a solemn look on her face.
Notorious yo-yo dieter Carnie Wilson was the spokesdieter for The Fresh Diet and had a successful start with a 20 pound weight-loss.
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I like it. Its quite the convention centre!
This is a map of a roadside inn that the group I play with uh..."inherited", so to speak. (From Dungeon #98 )
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I like it. Its quite the convention centre!
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Wow, super posh! Tiger skin rugs and grand pianos!
I think when the wife and I plan our next vacation, it will be at the Lucky Monkey! Thanks for sharing!
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Very Cool. I think I'd like the soft red glow from the tinted windows Repped
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Dat monkey got some fonky.
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Thanks for the comments everyone...I think I'm starting to settle into a style I like.
Happy to hear that the ever-present threat of attack from the monster-infested forests nearby doesn't deter intrepid vacationers such as yourselves. It's been a month and a half since the last attack, and almost a year since we lost Geoffrey, the stable hand. Now, with the new owners being brave adventurers, the possibility of troublemakers targeting The Lucky Monkey seems downright unthinkable.*Originally Posted by Valtharius
On the contrary! Our prices are comparable to any roadside inn near monster-ridden wildlands. Guests that are handy with a bow or sword can earn themselves a tidy discount by aiding in the inn's defense, should one of the rare monster attacks occur during their stay.*Originally Posted by Ukyuu
If you look closely, you can see that it's the same texture as the walls, just a little narrower so that the windows are recognizable as such. I did do a version that has light shining through the stained-glass windows, but it just looked far too busy for me.Originally Posted by jtougas
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I downloaded the "zcs-5.0.0_BETA3_1277-3rdParty-src.tar"
I'm not sure how to get Zimbra to build with LDAP...
I guess I need to upgrade sleepycat with hte 3rd Party src files.
Not sure how to do this.
Can I install the full binary version of Zimbra first? Then make my changes to the Zimbra server, compile and replace the updated server in the full install?
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I've hunted X10 3 times years ago. last time around 1999. Before that they called Kennedy Meadows the deer factory. Probably in the 70's to 80's. Wasn't when I was there. They have had a low kill for quite awhile. Once we hiked up a trail on the east side out of Olancha off hwy 395. The east side is the steep side as you probably know ! I was sweating so bad when we got near the top that when we stopped I started shivering so bad I think I was going hypothermic. I unpacked my heavy jacket to put on. It was nearly 6 thousand ft. difference from bottom to top. Coming down it was so steep and with the weight in our packs, I still have a bad left hip from it. Popped all the way down and wore the cartledge in my hip socket or something. The other two times we came in from the west side. Piece of cake. I forget the wilderness you hike into from the road on the west side of mtn (Horseshoe Medows?) but I saw deer in there. Bring a little fishing pole. Don't know the name of the stream or if part of Kern River but it was full of trout. There was a wooden bridge you could cross to hunt other side. Not much help but I'm sure there will be other's who know more about it.I bet Colorado Cowboy does!
He's hunted the X12/X9A/X9B areas before they were split up into zones.
Post a thread in the "California" section also. Might help. Maybe I should off posted my X12 deer thead here instead ...?


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WASHINGTON (WUSA) -- It took a tragedy for the community to come together Sunday.
Thirty-year-old TC Maslin has been in the hospital suffering from a traumatic brain injury ever since he was beaten with a baseball bat and a BB gun on his way home from a Nationals game in August. The crooks took his cell phone and credit card.
Sunny Kuti, 17, of Southeast Washington, Tommy Branch, 21, of Fort Washington and Michael Moore, 18, of Landover are being held without bond in connection with the brutal beating.
Hundreds of Capitol Hill residents, came together in a community event in his honor for the Ward 6 Fall Safety Festival. All proceeds go to the Maslin Family Fund.
The fun family affair is one that TC Maslin would have enjoyed, according to his wife, Abby.
Abby said, "He would be amazed so many people care. I wish he could be here today. We feel so loved."
Daniel Holt is a friend who says, "It's wrenching to know what she's going through."
Jesse Tampio doesn't know the family but says he was affected by the incident. He's married with a one-year-old child.
"We care about the neighborhood and rising crime. As bad luck would have it, we got struck by crime last night. Our garage was broken into and three bikes were stolen," shared Tampio.
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Abby says, "I'm still shocked that this is where we are. This is the kind of day we would've been having together just a few months ago and it's hard to think we are far apart and alone and that such a hideous thing has happened to us. It's still hard to accept."
TC will have to learn how to speak, walk and make up for lost time. He's missing out on his son's life who's two weeks shy of his 2nd birthday.
Abby says their son Jack asks about his dad all the time.
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Team Ana has confirmed the Roland Garros champ will be working the adidas Aldilibria dress she debuted at the WTA Championships at next month's Aussie Open. The dress comes in two colorways: plum + tuquoise.
I know a lot of you guys weren't feeling this dress, but I still love the direction adidas is going here. Anything's better than the lady finger f-up from this summer.
I think we can ALL agree on that one.
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Tuesday, December 2, 2008
FASHION FIX: Ana to go adidas aldilibria in Australia
Labels: adidas, Ana Ivanovic, Australian Open, dress, fashion, style, tennis
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LOVE the colors. Not crazy about the style of dress, but like you said, anything's an improvement over last year.ReplyDelete
Now, the real question will be...will she be able to play like a champion (at least a FO champion), or will she go out with a whimper like she's been doing?
- johanneDecember 2, 2008 at 10:43 AM
I actually really like this dress for Ana. The saturated colors are KEY but the shape works too. She looks great in this. Good luck down under!!ReplyDelete
I like the purple. But haven't we seen her in turquoise too much already?ReplyDelete
natch: we'll see on that one. she's got tons of motivation to do well since she was a finalist last year of course. if not, it'll be a big drop for ana.ReplyDelete
johanne + VICKI: yup i'm all for jewel tones and brights for her but vicki has a point. she did wear the same color in oz last year. hopefully she'll stick with the plum but i'm wondering how it'll look against the blue that is drowning the aussie open right now...
- AnonymousDecember 2, 2008 at 11:04 AM
I just don't get the dress. Why is there a line separating one boob making it look all wrinkly?ReplyDelete
The colors are nice but she wore the same color blue last year. I like the purple, red would have been great! Adidas needs to get more creative.
- johanneDecember 2, 2008 at 11:31 AM
Rich: you've got a point about the background color. I think the plum would be a better choice then, esp since it's the newer color for her... and it would look OK against all that blue I think. If she wears the turquoise she might blend in!ReplyDelete
Lisa: I definitely like the idea of red for Ana. It would make her already gorgeous skin tone even more gorgeous :)
johanne: the turquoise wasn't so horrible when she wore it last season but yeah and different color would work better. how about something completely different - like a green of some sort, brighter in a jewel tone.ReplyDelete
lisa: she wore the red adidas dress when she won roland garros...
...and i didn't love it so much. it wasn't horrible but i didn't think it complimented her as well as the turquoise.
- johanneDecember 2, 2008 at 12:05 PM
Rich: like a bright kelly green maybe? With white accents? I bet she could work that. BTW, totally spaced about her red outfit at the FO (although kinda looks more like a coral, huh?). Guess I only have eyes for Rafa, surprise surprise. Which, hello coincidence? He was wearing that bright green top and those hot grayish capris at both Queens and Roland Garros. LOVED that outfit on him. Mmmm. Oh sorry. Leave it to me to bring up Rafa. Again. :DReplyDelete
OMG! I didn't even THINK about the blue court! She really might disappear right in front of our eyes. That might be kinda fun to watch.ReplyDelete
I have the same color skin as she does, and yep, jewel tones look great on us. :D But last year's color was all wrong for her. She needs a blue-red, not an orange-red. Kelly green? Also a great choice. (I'm wearing it right now. :))
- mereanaDecember 2, 2008 at 1:06 PM
ahmm, even though the dress is defo a step up from the lady-finger, this is still similar...with the unflattering below the hip 'insert band'/stitching and 'short' pleats.ReplyDelete
the colours are great for Ana, but it still looks a little...off. she might need to accessorise...with Fernando!
- AnonymousDecember 2, 2008 at 5:58 PM
i love the colors too. her turquoise dress is also similar to her australian open cyan edge dress earlier this year. i think green would also look good on ana. it may sound blasphemous here but looking at adidas' collection (including those of nole's) for the AO next year, they seem to be a little bit better than those of nike's. wasn't masha as involved as she was before in the styling of her outfits?ReplyDelete
anon 8:58 - great point. it's like adidas has switched places with nike as far as design and inspiration. i'm curious to see if there event marketing increases right before majors. nike owns that right now but there's room for more and nike, at least design-wise, is slipping.ReplyDelete
- johanneDecember 2, 2008 at 7:17 PM
Anon 8:58: No I agree with you about Adidas vs. Nike. Adidas is a bit stronger, just bc Fed's gear is kind of a snoozefest and I haven't seen Rafa's new stuff on his bod (and happen to be a big fan of the image he created before with the muscle tees and capris, etc.) So we'll see I guess!ReplyDelete
goodness, I hadn't thought about the blue courts. she'll totally dissapear! ha ha.ReplyDelete


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A garden at New Market Middle School planted last winter has yielded more than 400 fruits and vegetables for families in need.
The garden, which contains more than 50 plants, was harvested for the first time this summer, sending more than 215 sqaush, 150 tomatoes and 45 cucumbers to the Greater Urbana Area Food Bank.
About a dozen students at the school, teachers and a neighbor volunteer their time to keep the garden running.
Thirteen-year-old Tyson Tregoning of Libertytown is the Seeds of Change club's unofficial president, he said.
"We got really into it and started planting more and more," Tyson said of the club. "It's just really fun. We get to dig up ground, get out of the building some more and help out families in need."
DeDe Pucino, whose home borders the school grounds, said Tyson pushed the cause with other students in the school and made them excited to get involved.
"He's really pulled it together and made it fun for everyone," she said.
Pucino said the school's former principal, Brian Vasquenza, saw a greater purpose for the garden. Teaching the students empathy and creating a caring school environment could perhaps help root out bullying, she said.
When new principal Jennifer Bingman started this year, Vasquenza raved about the garden. She's keeping it for good, Bingman said.
Susan Esworthy, a science teacher at New Market Middle, said the garden will also be worked into the school's curriculum.
"We will try to use it in science and wherever else we can in the school," she said.
They plan to plant pumpkins soon for jack-o'-lanterns, she said.
Last year, the school held an assembly to discuss the food bank and harvesting their own food with students.
"It amazed us that kids didn't know where food comes from. They didn't know how to plant or how to use a shovel. They are truly grocery store kids," Esworthy said.
But that's changing now.
"They are learning more, and they are appreciating more," she said.
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Idaho archery season starts in two days. Well for most zones is everyone ready to go? The anticipation is like waiting for christmas as a little kid lol.
Idaho archery season starts in two days. Well for most zones is everyone ready to go? The anticipation is like waiting for christmas as a little kid lol.
E-lkmas eve. Good luck to all, and may visions of elk droppings dance in our heads...lol!
twaz the night be for e-lkmas and no one could sleep,
for their thoughts were of horns,and also elk meat,
their weapons were bows,and arrows alike,
which would sing their song in the morning light,
e-lkmas is upon us how young i now feel,
for this is the season that brings me much thrill
lol enjoy fellas
bring it on!
I am ready. Good luck to all, and post some pics!!
dont think im gonna be able to make it to elk country this year i hope i can get yal a good white tail pic tho, u guys are gettin me excited bout elk huntin n yal are the only ones goin lol, seriously eastmans forumers need to dominate this year, seriously guys success pics or else!!!!!!!!!!
My tag is resting neatly by my bed. I see it every night, and smile at it every morning!!! The 10th cant come fast enough!! I have a few bulls in mind that were close enough to drive you nuts last year but just out of reach. Maybe this year will be the one!!
I hunt because......
Just loaded the trailer... The anticipation is half the fun I'm actually after velvet whiteys, but I'm in Montana, never know what might come through...
just finished loading our packs down with the food today. start the drive from oklahoma to idaho sunday morning at 10 o'clock sharp.....so yea bags are pack just waiting on the last couple days of work
Whooooo!!! Knock'em out John
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COLLEGE PARK, Md. (WUSA) --- Capstone On-Campus Management confirms bedbugs inside three units of South Campus Commons apartments at the University of Maryland.
Four students living inside South Campus Commons 7 tell 9NEWS the bedbug problem has been plaguing their unit for weeks. Aditi Kalotra says she and her roommates have been meeting with Capstone On-Campus Management, the company in charge of the apartments.
Friday's 1 p.m. meeting with David McGarvey, Assistant Director of Operations, was more satisfactory than previous meetings, according to the students.
"He had a pen and paper and he wrote down what we're saying. He listened to our complaints, whereas we felt previously they were more accusatory. They weren't listening to our complaints. But this time...he's going to communicate with the exterminators," says Turna Mekherje.
Still, the students say they are not satisfied that no alternative housing or financial compensation has been offered.
"This is affecting our living situation and our quality of life," says Jennifer Chu.
Alton Irwin, Chief Marketing Officer of Capstone On-Campus Management gave a response to 9NEWS saying:
"We will continue to follow our established protocol for responding to residents who notify us of bedbugs in their units."
Irwin continued that Capstone will work with the third-party exterminator on the bedbug cases.
Still, students harbor growing frustrations as they must keep clothes inside plastic bags and upturn their furniture.
"We've also heard of a lot of other cases where treatment has gone on longer than planned and people have just ended up moving out because the problem never got solved. So we're just really stressed out about that because we don't know if it's going to be six weeks or longer or what to expect, really," says Raevathi Ramadorai.
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With the smell of the playoffs in the air, a pair of teams sitting on the edge with little room for error will meet Saturday night at Monarch Stadium in Moundsville in an important matchup.
While Beallsville is 5-3 and seventh in the Ohio Division VII, Region 25 standings, Bishop Donahue is sitting at 4-3. The Bishops are getting healthy and that is something that could very well be bad news for upcoming opponents.
Coach John Durdines' team is coming off an impressive 48-6 whacking of Paden City last week, a game in which Donahue has been as healthy as it has been since Week 3. Meanwhile, the Blue Devils managed to keep chugging along with a 35-21 victory against Bridgeport.
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Jesse Padlow and the Bishops take on Beallsville
"We are similar in that every week is a playoff game for us right now,'' Durdines said. ''The kids understand that and they know how good Beallsville is and that we will have our work cut out for us."
The biggest difference for the Bishops a week ago was the ultra-successful return of senior do-it-all Lavonte Hampton, who caught four passes for 75 yards and four touchdowns while also returning an interception for a score against the Wildcats.
"I think we are starting to get healthy at the right time," Durdines said. "When the injuries started piling up in Weeks 2-6, we basically were playing a lot of younger players, which now has given us some pretty good depth. We can bring kids in to spell others and there isn't much of a dropoff anymore."
Junior quarterback Jesse Padlow is another player who has missed time this season but has been getting back into a groove and will only improve with Hampton's return. Padlow threw for 246 and five score last week and has thrown for 1,124 and 13 touchdowns.
There are plenty of options of running back. Senior Austin Cunningham is coming off a seven-carry, 72 yard performance.
"Donahue is a quality football team," Beallsville coach Paul Kanzigg said. "They have a decent line and some very good skill position players, including the Hampton kid. They will be a real challenge for us.
"You also have to remember that their record is a little deceiving because of all of the injuries they had. But they now have most of those kids back."
Bishop Donahue started 2-0 before the injuries began mounting and had lost three of four before beating Paden City. Included in those losses were Clay-Battelle, Clarksburg Notre Dame and powerful Weirton Madonna, all teams that the Bishops could see again if they make and enjoy any kind of successful playoff run.
Another factor making Saturday night's contest big for Donahue is the fact that a trip to Wheeling Island Stadium to battle Wheeling Central is on the agenda for the following weekend.
Even though a loss will not totally destroy Beallsville's possible playoff existence, a victory against the Bishops could mean a better seeding and possibly avoiding an early-round meeting with the two big powerhouses in their region, Shadyside and Steubenville Catholic.
The Devils close with currently winless Bellaire St. John in Week 10, so finishing higher than the seven or eight spot in the region could be a big deal.
"To me they are one of the most, if not the most, underrated teams in the Valley," Durdines said of the Blue Devils. "They lost a game they should have won and then they lost to two of the best teams in the area in Shadyside and Weirton Madonna. They can run the ball and throw it and they play together so well. They are just very good."
Sophomore quarterback Chase Mercer has done a fine job for the Blue Devils, completing 68 of 122 tries for 792 yards and 11 touchdowns. Having good receivers is a key and Mercer has one of the best in the Valley in senior Derek Lucas, who has 39 grabs for 402 yards and caught a 68-yard touchdown pass a week ago. Mikey Palmer has caught 27 passes for 260.
Palmer ran the ball three times for 81 yards against the Bulldogs while senior Bruce Sefert added seven tries for 13 yards and a score.
"We have stressed to the boys that if we win this one and we are pretty much in," Kanzigg added. "This is a very important game for the program and the school and we have to be at our best. I really believe this is going to be a good fought football game."


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Holyoke School District Re-1J Board of Education will meet Tuesday, July 16 at 8 p.m. in HJHS Room #218.
The superintendent's report will include a summer construction update.
Action items on the agenda include approval of new personnel, first reading on staff leave policy and second reading on policies involving security/access to buildings, staff key control system, alcohol and drug-free workplace, staff use of facilities and home schooling.
Board member items on the agenda include a report on the board retreat held July 2 and charges for 2013-14 for the district accountability committee.
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Teachers Submit Their Requests To School Board
(Le Mars) -- The Le Mars Teacher Association has submitted its requests for the next school year to the Le Mars Community Board of Education. The teachers are asking for an increase in base pay, as well as an increase for monthly insurance payments. The teachers would like to see the base pay at $33,795 which would mean a salary increase of $1,850. Insurance coverage would go up $100 per month to $1,045 per month per employee which will cover health, accident, and major medical insurance and dental insurance. The teacher association would also like the school board to approve a ten-day bereavement leave. Currently, teachers are allowed a five-day leave for family deaths.
City Council Hears Appeals For Community Development Block Grant
(Le Mars) -- Several business owners, chamber officials, and local preservationists appealed to the Le Mars city council asking them to approve an application for up to $250,000 for building facade improvements for a number of downtown buildings. The Le Mars Mainstreet Organization is seeking a Community Development Block Grant that would help finance the project. Mary Reynolds, Le Mars Mainstreet Coordinator, says the efforts are appealing to local building owners.
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If the city qualifies for the federal grant, 50 percent of the revitalization costs would be funded by the Community Development Block Grant, 25 percent would be funded through the city, and the remaining 25 percent would be financed by the property owner. John Koley owns seven downtown buildings that would be included with the project. He urged the city council to approve the application.
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Koley told the city council that the program would ultimately benefit the city of Le Mars. He cited Sioux city and Omaha as examples of successful historical preservation projects that has stimulated those economies. The city council approved the application process.
City Council Listens To Water Tower Discussions
(Le Mars) -- In other action at the city council meeting, the council members heard a proposal from representatives from the McClure Engineering regarding the placement of another water tower and a pumping booster station as part of the city's expansion of the water services to better meet the industrial and residential future water needs. The McClure representatives suggested to the council members to consider the location of 6th Avenue Southwest and 24th Street southwest. City officials have held preliminary discussions with the property owner, but additional consultation must occur before any final decision is made. The council did approve the report and made a motion to accept McClure Engineering's proposals.
CENTERVILLE, Iowa (AP) - A small but smoky fire forced evacuation of a nursing home in the south-central Iowa city of Centerville.
The Daily Iowegian reports that firetrucks were sent to the Golden Age Care Center a little after 3:15 a.m. Tuesday.
Several dozen residents were evacuated as firefighters looked for the blaze. Authorities say a small fire was found above the ceiling in the administrative offices and was quickly extinguished.
No injuries have been reported.
Centerville Fire Chief Mike Bogle says an electrical problem is suspected as the fire cause.
SAN DIEGO (AP) - An Iowa man's sunset wedding ceremony aboard a hot air balloon got off to a bumpy start when a gust of wind forced the pilot to make a crash landing in the yard of a San Diego home.
San Diego Fire-Rescue Department spokesman Maurice Luque says one of the 14 people onboard suffered a minor back injury Monday.
Newlyweds Kerin and Jonathan Narcisse, a former candidate for Iowa governor, told KGTV the gust caught the balloon just after they exchanged their vows, causing it to sway over the Rancho
Penasquitos neighborhood.
The landing on a hillside fence behind the house was filmed by a member of the wedding party. Video showed the blue-and-yellow balloon draped over trees near the house afterward.
The couple continued to a reception.
WATERLOO, Iowa (AP) - A 64-year-old man has died after being injured when the small plane he was in crashed in eastern Iowa, killing the pilot.
The Overton Funeral Home in Traer (trehr) confirmed Tuesday that Max Morrison, of Traer, died Monday at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics in Iowa City.
Morrison suffered burns and other injuries when the plane crashed while approaching an unimproved airstrip in Clutier.
The National Transportation Safety Board says the plane clipped power lines as it headed for the airstrip. An NTSB report says the pilot and plane owner, 69-year-old William Konicek (KOH'-nih-chehk), also of Traer, may not have known the lines were there. He'd landed at the airstrip before, but the report says the power lines recently had been erected.
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - The world's largest and best-preserved Tyrannosaurus rex is coming to Iowa.
Television station KCCI reports Sue the T. rex will be on display beginning Feb. 2 at the Science Center of Iowa in Des Moines. The exhibit runs through May.
Officials at the center made the announcement Tuesday. They say the facility will be closed for several days in late January to prepare the exhibit, which explores how Sue was found in northwest
South Dakota in 1990.
Sue is owned by The Field Museum in Chicago, which purchased the 67 million-year-old fossil in 1997.
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Le Mars Ambulance Receives $3000 From Dean Foods
(Le Mars) -- Dean Foods of Le Mars presented a check for $3000 to the Le Mars Ambulance Association. Accepting the gift on behalf of the Ambulance Association was Bill Rosacker. Rosacker says the money will go towards the purchase of a new ambulance.
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Jarrod Otta serves as the plant manager of Dean Foods in Le Mars. He says there are four employees at Dean Foods that serve on an ambulance crew either at Le Mars or at Remsen. He says this is one way the company can give back to the community.
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Published: Friday, February 21, 2014 at 12:04 p.m.
Last Modified: Friday, February 21, 2014 at 12:04 p.m.
The Unified Drug Enforcement Strike Team arrested nine people Thursday during a drug operation in Belleview.
Officials said they had received complaints about drugs being sold from a residence at 12250 SE 86th Ave., Belleview. For the past six months, undercover agents bought crack cocaine and powder cocaine from the home, according to reports.
On Thursday, agents obtained a search warrant for the residence and served it at 4 p.m. They arrested the homeowners, Sylvester Welcome, 32, and his wife, Sharla Welcome, 27. Sylvester Welcome was charged with sale and possession of crack cocaine and possession of cocaine with the intent to sell; his wife was charged with sale of crack cocaine.
Daniel Harshman, 36, who was in the home, was charged with two counts of sale of crack cocaine and two counts of possession of crack cocaine.
Agents found 13 grams of crack cocaine, six grams of powder cocaine, 16 grams of marijuana, 26 pills, cash and a handgun inside a room in the home. Sylvester Welcome was in the room, along with his two young children, reports note.
The Department of Children and Families was notified about the incident. Relatives took custody of the children.
After the Welcomes and Harshman were arrested, agents remained in the area and posed as drug dealers and sold drugs to six unsuspecting clients, who were arrested.
Izik Holly, 24; David Jason Cleary, 35; Jerry Randolf Latham, 39; Matthew Glickman, 23; Varian Nathaniel Hare, 36; and Dustin Jeffrey Lynn, 29, were arrested, according to a media release from the Ocala Police Department. All six face charges of possession and purchase of crack cocaine. Glickman also faces charges of possession and purchase of marijuana and possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony.
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San Juan, PR -- Tropical Storm Chantal has degenerated into a tropical wave, but forecasters warn the system could still produce heavy rains and gusty winds.
The National Hurricane Center made that determination after a reconnaissance plane went into the storm on Wednesday afternoon.
Jamaica and the Bahamas have discontinued all watches and warnings.
5 p.m. Summary:
Location: 16.5°N 73.7°W, about 230 miles ESE of Kingston, Jamaica
Maximum sustained winds: 45 mph
Present Movement: W at 23 mph
Minimum central pressure: 1012 mb, 29.88 inches
The remnants of the storm are expected to spread over Jamaica and eastern Cuba Wednesday night and into Thursday, and over the Northwestern Bahamas and over or near the Florida peninsula on Friday.
Tropical storm-force winds could still affect Haiti and eastern Cuba during the next day or so. Storm surge and localized flooding could also be a risk along southern portions of the coast of Hispaniola.
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In response to Chiclet831's comment:
Med - My DS had a few hungry days this week. I think it was Tuesday he ate every 2 hours! He also slept a ton. I don't know if this is a scheduled growth spurt or not. He seems longer to me today but who knows.
DH just called me to tell me that he left work because he's not feeling well and then he threw up on the side of 93. Yikes! Should I be worried about keeping DS away from him until he gets better or does it even matter at this point? DH does his 2 morning feedings and gets him dressed so there's no chance that he wasn't exposed. My parents weren't feeling well yesterday and my mom actually threw up too. We were with them Tuesday night. My mom thought it was something they ate, but now I'm not so sure. There was a stomach bug around DS's daycare two weeks ago but, miraculously, he didn't get it (his teacher and 2 classmates did). I don't think I can handle it if DS gets sick! :-)
Growth spurts can happen in developmental & behavioral ways and don't necessarily have to result in a lot of actual physical growth :)
In regard to the sickness, I'd make sure that your DH doesn't come in close contact with your DS, and disinfect anything your DH touches and have in stay in a separate part of the house. If your DH hadn't actually gotten sick yet, there's a good chance your DS wasn't exposed. Hygiene & separation will be the key!
On my end- MAN it's been a while since I've actually been able to pop on and read some posts. It's been a busy and fantastic summer with my DD, and I am absolutely dreading when school starts up in less than 2 weeks. This summer has made both me and my DH give serious thought to the idea of me becoming a stay at home mom, or a very part time working mom, for so many reasons. This coming year will be a test, as we are adjusting our spending and living habits to survive mainly on his salary, to sort of prepare us for if/when we decide to go that route.


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Registration is under way for Bridges Community Church's AWANA clubs for preschoolers through high school students, scheduled Wednesday evenings through May.
AWANA is an international Christian youth organization whose mission is "to reach boys and girls with the gospel of Christ and train them to serve Him."
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Published Dec. 13, 2012
South Carolina had one of the highest rates of foreclosure in the nation in November, according to a monthly report issued by RealtyTrac.
The national foreclosure ranking firm puts the Palmetto State fifth in foreclosure rates; one in every 455 homes in the state is under some form of foreclosure.
South Carolina was also one of nine states to post 12-month highs in foreclosure activity.
Nationally, foreclosure rates decreased 19.4% over last November and 180,817 homes were under some form of the foreclosure process. From October, national foreclosure activity dropped 3%.
"The drop in overall foreclosure activity in November was caused largely by a 71-month low in foreclosure starts for the month, more evidence that we are past the worst of the foreclosure problem brought about by the housing bubble six years ago," said Daren Blomquist, vice president of RealtyTrac. "But foreclosures are continuing to hobble the U.S. housing market as lenders finally seize properties that started the process a year or two ago.
"We're likely not completely out of the woods when it comes to foreclosure starts either, as lenders are still adjusting to new foreclosure ground rules set forth in the National Mortgage Settlement along with various state laws and court rulings," he said.
National foreclosure starts fell 28% from a year ago.
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Naples, FL (Sports Network) - Sean O'Hair and Kenny Perry closed with a 12-
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Rockford Police Press Release:
Fatal Traffic Crash, Shooting Investigations
Shortly after 1:00 A.M. on Sunday, November 04, 2012 Rockford Police were dispatched to the San Jose Nightclub, 3780 East State Street for a large fight. While responding a Rockford Police Sergeant observed a vehicle traveling recklessly and at a high rate of speed west bound in the 1900 block of East State Street. As this vehicle passed the Sergeant gunfire was heard emanating from the vehicle. The vehicle then lost control, struck another vehicle and a utility pole. Occupants of the vehicle fled on foot and were not apprehended.
Officers arriving at San Jose Nightclub located on adult male with a gunshot wound to his lower extremity. He was transported by ambulance to a local hospital for treatment.
Within minutes of this occurrence Rockford Police were dispatched to the 4400 block of Center Terrace for a personal injury accident. Within minutes after that call Rockford Police were sent to the 900 block of 18th Street for an injury accident. Upon arrival at 4400 Center Terrance Officers located three occupants with severe injuries and they were transported to local hospitals. One of these victims was pronounced dead at the hospital and the two others are listed in critical condition. The deceased victim had traumatic injuries from the car crash, as well as a gunshot wound to his body.
The sole occupant of the car crash on 18th Street was transported to a local hospital with non-life threatening injuries and charges of Driving under the Influence of Alcohol are pending.
Two other adult males arrived at local hospitals with non-life threatening gunshot wounds to their extremities. One of these victims claims to have been shot while at the San Jose Nightclub. The location where the other male sustained his gunshot wound is still under investigation.
The 4400 block of Center Terrace will be closed for the remainder of the morning.
The Winnebago County Sheriff's Department and the Illinois State Police assisted on these investigations.
Names of the victims are not being released at this time. These incidents are currently under investigation.
Anyone with information on any of these incidents is urged to call the Rockford Police at 815-987-5824 or Crime Stoppers at 815-963-7867.
UPDATE: Two new developments in the San Jose nightclub shooting.
A second man involved has died. 26-year-old C.L. Phillips died of a head injury he got in a related car crash.
We've also learned two men, allegedly linked to that night club shooting are now in police custody. 24-year-old Scotty Valentine and a 16-year-old are charged with yesterday's shooting on Winnebago street. Police say that incident was gang-related fall-out from the club shooting two weekends ago.
One person is dead; police believe the victim was apart of the gunfire at the San Jose Nightclub on East State Street. We're told he was in a car that crashed near Alpine and Center Terrace. Two others are listed in critical condition.
Police were called to the nightclub around 2:45 a.m. Sunday. Witnesses say a fight broke out and four people were shot, they are expected to be ok.
Police are also looking into another car crash at Summit and State Street.
Stay with 23 News the only station at the scene with up to the minute updates. Log on to our Facebook page, http://www.facebook.com/23WIFR for the latest information.