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On this Italy tour—Italian Vista—you'll travel from Rome to Milan with overnights also in Assisi and Padua. Along the way, you'll visit some of the country's most famous sights, including the Vatican Museums, the Sistine Chapel, St. Peter's Square and Basilica, the Colosseum, ...Read More.
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On this Splendors of Italy tour, you'll spend six nights in Milan with leisure time to explore the city and excursions to Venice, Turin, and Florence. In each of these cities, you'll have a guided tour where you will see the must-see attractions. In Milan, your sightseeing ...Read More.
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Italy appeals to the heart and soul of every traveler—with its historical significance and extraordinary beauty. It inspires a sense of romance, excitement, creativity, and amazing cuisine. On this Italy tour, you'll get a sample of what Italy has to offer, from its historic ...Read More.
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You've heard about Italy—its mouth-watering cuisine, excellent wine, fabulous art, splendid beauty, ancient ruins, extraordinary statues, and remarkable architecture—and now it is your turn to experience it. On this Italy tour, get a taste of what the country has to offer and ...Read More.
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When you think of the ideal vacation to Italy, what comes to mind? Savoring the local cuisine and sampling the local wine? Visiting the historical sights from the Roman Empire? Maybe it's seeing the architectural treasures, splendid art, and ornate churches with their religious ...Read More.
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The name of this Italy tour—Gems of Umbria & Tuscany—says it all, as you'll visit some of the medieval hill towns and see some of the beautiful gems that call central Italy home. You'll begin and end in Rome, and in between you'll overnight in Spoleto, San Martino in Campo, ...Read More.
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What do you want from your Italy tour—amazing architecture, sumptuous food, delicious wine, breathtaking art, historical treasures, and scenic beauty? Whatever it is, this Italy vacation offers it to you! You've seen photos of the Vatican and St. Peter's Square—now's your chance ...Read More.
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This is the perfect vacation for travelers who want to learn more about the culture, food, and traditions of Northern Italy. You'll spend two nights in Milan, Parma, Santa Margherita Ligure, and Turin, and an overnight in Lucca. You'll enjoy an orientation of Lucca, a quaint ...Read More.
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Spectacular scenery combined with fascinating architectural remains and ancient history—all of this awaits you on this fabulous vacation through Sicily and Southern Italy. If you're interested in Roman history, this tour is certainly for you. You'll visit Matera, where you'll ...Read More.
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A tapestry takes different threads and colors, and weaves them together into a beautiful design. That's what this Italy tour—Italian Tapestry—does. It weaves together Italy's most famous cities, its must-see attractions, and its marvelous scenery to create a wonderful vacation. ...Read More.
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From its exciting cities to its spectacular scenery, Europe has it all, and on this European tour, you'll see its highlights. You'll spend the night in London, Lucerne, Bergamo, and Venice, and two nights each in Paris and Rome. You'll enjoy sightseeing with local experts who ...Read More.
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On this Italy tour—our most popular vacation—not only will you visit the main Italian cities—Rome, Venice, Florence, Milan, and Assisi—you'll also get to enjoy some of the smaller towns and scenic attractions. You'll visit the must-see sights in the cities, such as the Vatican ...Read More.
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This is the perfect vacation to see Italy's highlights—from the historical treasures in Rome and the splendid art in Florence to the picturesque, walled medieval town of San Gimignano and the romantic canals in Venice. On this Italy tour, you'll of course visit the famous sights ...Read More.
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On this Best of Italy tour, visit some of Italy's most popular cities, including Rome, Florence, Venice, Pisa, Capri, and Assisi. Visit the must-see sights, including the Vatican Museums, Colosseum, and Roman Forum in Rome; St. Mark's Square and Basilica in Venice; ...Read More.
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From its exciting cities to its spectacular scenery, Europe has it all, and on this European tour, you'll see its highlights. You'll spend the night in London, Lucerne, Bergamo, and Venice; two nights each in Paris and Rome; and three nights in beautiful Sorrento. You'll enjoy ...Read More.
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A tapestry takes distinct colors and threads, and weaves them together into a beautiful design. That's exactly what this European tour—European Tapestry—does. It weaves together the distinct cities, cultures, landscapes, and food of seven countries to make a beautiful vacation ...Read More.
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Some frequencies of electromagnetic waves are used for transmission of information, like radiowaves, microwaves, light, but some not..
What about Low Frequencies?:
Perhaps low frequencies aren't used for transmision simply because the waves haven't got enough energy to reach destiny, but is well known that if you go near a high voltage transmission tower, you can turn on a fluorescent lamp http://www.electric-fields.bris.ac.uk/
Perhaps the intensity of the high voltage gives more photons to interact there, than in a home installation, but the fact is waves are traveling anyway at 50/60 Hz without need any modulation.
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I hunted in 90 a few years ago. I also hunted antelope south of 97. Don't count on Jeffrey city for supplys. Top off your gas tank every day. It's fairly empty country (of people). An ATV would be handy. Hunt early and late. Get good maps. It can be very hot in October. Look for water.
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President, First Lady to Kick Off Three-Country Tour of Africa
The first couple's summer vacation will include a trip back to the motherland, according to the White House, as President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama embark on a three-country tour of Africa in late June and early July.
Obama and the first lady are preparing for visits to Senegal, South Africa and Tanzania, where they will meet with leaders, government officials, locals and youth.
The tour is scheduled from June 26 to July 3, and is aimed at reinforcing ties between the United States and sub-Saharan Africa. The trip will focus on strengthening economic growth, democratic institutions and African leadership, according to a White House statement.
Obama met with leaders from four African nations in March to discuss trade issues and ways to strengthen the African democracy.
Both the president and first lady have made previous trips to Africa. President Obama visited Ghana during his first term in July 2009 and his wife has traveled to South Africa and Botswana since entering the White House.
Obama has a special tie to Africa, as his father is from Kenya. This will be Obama's first trip to South Africa as president.
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Student-Athletes Give Back During Holiday Season
AMES, Iowa - Iowa State student-athletes are giving back to local families in the Ames community this holiday season with the Adopt-A-Family program, sponsored by Youth Shelter Services (YSS).
The Student Athlete Advisory Council (SAAC) was recently approached by YSS about donating holiday gifts and presents to families in the local community. All 18 varsity athletic programs worked together to provide warm beds, dishes on the table, and toys for toddlers for five families in the Ames community.
Women's junior diver Tien Tran felt proud of her fellow Cyclones' efforts. The Greewood, Ind. native thought some families needed just a little help for the holidays.
"This event is just a great way for us to help those who are less fortunate to have the holiday season they deserve," Tran said. "It's really touching to give these people not only the necessities they need, but a little something extra that can make their holidays that much better."
There were many student-athletes that did more than their share of work, with finals looming and their own family celebrations to get ready for. Each athletics team raised its own money and used those funds to buy gifts for families. They were provided lists with preferred gifts requested by the children and their families. The athletes then got together and wrapped the presents themselves.
Among those student-athletes who bought presents was women's basketball player Amanda Nisleit. The senior from Woodbury, Minn. was happy to contribute to families in need during the holidays.
"Just last Saturday our team went shopping for the Adopt-A-Family program," Nisleit said. "We are glad to be able to help out another family this season. We realize we are fortunate to be on scholarship playing basketball at such a great school. Our team was very excited to get the opportunity to help out another family in the community."
In the end, all 18 teams contributed more than $800 to the five chosen families. Recommendations for student-athletes were to raise up to $50 for each member of the household. The cross-country and track and field programs donated more than $200 alone, and were able to sponsor one family themselves.
But for every student, there has to be a teacher. Jamie Hurst fills that void in every aspect. Iowa State's Life Skills coordinator currently oversees SAAC, and was proud to see her student-athletes step up in a time of need.
"The commitment of our student-athletes to raise over $800 and purchase gifts for families in the community just goes to show you the quality of young people that we have at Iowa State University," Hurst said. "The SAAC group took great initiative to get all the presents purchased for each adopted family. Junior hurdler Jenna Caffrey was a tremendous help in all aspects, taking on the responsibility of purchasing, wrapping, and delivering many of the presents."
The gifts were delivered Wednesday to Youth and Shelter Services, just in time for the holidays. Among some of the bigger items donated were a car seat, a baby stroller, a bed spread, and an entire dining set. Of course the children still got some of their favorite toys too.
Current SAAC vice-president of community relations and women's basketball player Shellie Mosman felt these gifts would brighten the day for many families over the Holidays.
"Not only does this program benefit those in need, but it is beneficial to our team as well," Mosman said. "It gives us great pride in knowing that we can help someone else. It is also a lot of fun to go shopping as well. Overall, this is a very beneficial program and it is something we look forward to every year."
SAAC and its student-athletes have already made a difference in someone's life for the Holidays. The Student Athlete Advisory Council will work with Adopt-A-Family for many years to come, as there is always somebody out there in need of a gift for the holiday season.


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Friday, July 15, 2011
Oxford Eagle
Police aren't talking about hidden room
By KELLY SHACKLETON
Staff Writer
During a renovation of the Physical Plant Shops and Stores building on the University of Mississippi grounds, workers have found a room that has been hidden for years.
Investigators from the Yoknapatawpha County Sheriff's Department are searching the room and the surrounding areas of the building, reportedly looking for clues to explain why the room is there and what it was being used for. Carl Wills, a worker at the site, said that section of the building is closed off, and only YCSD personnel are allowed access.
No information is coming from the Sheriff's Department at this time, but a witness told the Eagle there is talk going around the area where the renovation was going on that the room could have something to do with an unsolved murder case from years ago.
There is nothing in the documents that are in the public domain that list any murders being committed in the Shops and Stores building or any bodies being found in there.
A caller who wished to remain anonymous hinted that the discovery could have something to do with the unsolved murder of 20-year-old Kevin Gilmore in the late 1980's. The caller claimed the death of the young college student athlete, whose body was discovered in the area, was somehow connected to the hidden room. To date, the Eagle could find nothing to substantiate that claim.


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Trevor Releford had 21 points and Alabama used a strong second half to win a rematch with rival Auburn 61-43 on Tuesday night.
The Crimson Tide (19-9, 11-4 Southeastern Conference) held the Tigers (9-19, 3-12) to 30 percent (15 of 50) shooting and a season-low in points.
Alabama scored 38 points in the second half, 24 more than the team managed in the first meeting -- a 49-37 loss 20 days earlier that remains Auburn's lone win during a 1-12 stretch.
Releford turned in a nice follow-up to a career-best 36 points in a triple-overtime loss at LSU. He made 4 of 9 3-pointers.
Trevor Lacey added 12 points while Nick Jacobs had 10 points and 10 rebounds for his second double-double. Retin Obasohan also had 10 points.
Rob Chubb led Auburn with 13 points on 6-of-11 shooting. Leading scorer Frankie Sullivan was 1-of-9 shooting for six points.
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Gerald J. Ostert, 92, of Le Mars, Iowa passed away suddenly Friday, November 2, 2012 at his home. Mass of Christian Burial will be 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, November 6, 2012 at St. James Catholic Church in Le Mars with Father Paul Eisele officiating. Interment will be at the St. Catherine's Catholic Cemetery, Oyens, Iowa. Visitation with the family present will be after 4:00 p.m. Monday, November 5, 2012 at the Carlsen-Feuerstein Funeral Home in Le Mars followed by a 7:00 p.m. Scriptural Wake Service Monday evening at the funeral home. Visitation will continue Tuesday morning at the church from 9:30 a.m. until service time. Expressions of sympathy can be extended to the family through www.carlsenfuneralhome.com.
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NEW MARTINSVILLE - A lot has happened since the Magnolia girls' basketball team last took the court Dec. 19 at River. Not the least of which was the sudden resignation of former Coach Dave Chapman last week.
So faulting the Blue Eagles for not having their heads in the game against visiting arch-rival Tyler Consolidated on Thursday night might not have been an easy thing to do.
However, that was not the case as junior Mallory Chapman, freshman Grace Berisford and the rest of the Magnolia girls came with all the fight and desire any coach could possibly ask of a team, even interim coach Mark Blair.
Chapman exploded for a career-high 30 points, while yanking down 11 rebounds, and Berisford added 16, including a free throw with 22 seconds to play to make it a three-point game as the Blue Eagles and Silver Knights went toe-to-toe for four quarters before Magnolia escaped with a hard-fought 70-67 verdict against Tyler Consolidated in front of a large crowd at Magnolia High School.
The victory leaves both squads sitting at 4-4 on the season, but definitely left one coach feeling a lot better than the other.
Knights coach Matt Kinnard watched his team not only battle the spirited efforts of the Blue Eagles, but also foul trouble and a tough night at the charity stripe.
Kinnard watched his daughter, standout junior Sophia, pick up her second foul with 2:09 showing in the first, her third late in the third and her fourth with 5:13 to play. Meanwhile, Megan Carpenter had three fouls in the first half before fouling out in the fourth while two other starters also finished with four. Tyler also hit just 13 of 26 from the line.
"I don't believe that referees win or lose games for teams, but this was a totally different called game then we have seen all season long," Matt Kinnard said. "I also don't think you can blame it on missing a last shot, it is everything that happens prior to that that makes the difference."
The Silver Knights did get that last shot, an opportunity to knot the count in the final seconds when junior Sydney Reed got a good look at a 3-pointer, but had it bounce high off the rim with Chapman corralling the rebound just before the horn sounded.
Chapman wasted very little time getting things rolling, scoring 11 in the opening quarter as Magnolia took a 21-20 edge. The second quarter was just as tight with Tyler Consolidated holding a late 38-36 advantage before Berisford buried a 3-pointer just inside the half-court stripe at the buzzer to send the hosts to the locker room with a one-point lead.
"That was a big shot by Grace (Berisford) right before the half," Blair said. "She had a few of them during the game."
The two teams stayed neck-and-neck for most of the third before the Eagles equaled the biggest margin of the game of four points, 53-49, with 3:04 showing in the third. However, Magnolia turned the ball over on its next five possessions, thanks in large part to the Knights' pressure, and Tyler used an 8-0 burst to flip things and take a four-point lead of its own at 57-53.
Not to be outdone, Blair's girls knotted the count at 57-57 by getting the final four points of the third and then continued by scoring the initial six of the fourth to cap a 10-0 run and take the game's largest lead at 63-57. Tyler managed to get to within one at 68-67 on a pair of Allison Wable free throws at 38 seconds, but Katie Blatt and Berisford capped the scoring with late free throws.
"It has been a very tough week for these girls, and I have only had them for a couple of days, so for them to come out and perform like this, I am just so proud of them," Blair said. "Now all I can hope is that we will get better and we can continue to do that every day.
"They just never gave up. I think you could tell we were a little out of sync at times, but the girls really responded overall. I wasn't sure what to expect, but they really came to play.
"I cannot say enough about the great job that Mallory Chapman did, I am just so very happy for her right now. This is a big rivalry, and again, the girls just responded big all night."
"Games like this should never come down to a last second shot, but we didn't convert when we had chances," Matt Kinnard added. "Magnolia was ready to play, and we had some struggles.
"We came out and hit some threes early on, but then we missed some shots we shouldn't have as well. Foul troubles hurt and I don't know what happened at the foul line. Mallory Chapman also had a huge game for them and hit shots when they needed her to."
Magnolia held a slim 36-35 edge off the glass while Tyler Consolidated forced 23 turnovers and committed just 14.
Torrye Cline had scored 17 of her team-high 22 in the first half and also had nine rebounds, Reed added 17 in a losing effort while Wable scored 11 and pulled down 12 rebounds and Sophia Kinnard also dropped in 11.
Both teams also finished with 24 field goals in the contest, but it took the Blue Eagles 20 fewer shots to accomplish it, finishing just over 50 percent from the field on 47 tries.


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I got 99 problems but angie isn't one.
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lol, same here. Too much time in the Mafia thread, I was like Angie, there's only like 7 of us who can do that, and hopefully 0 who actually will.
I perhaps worded this poorly. :)
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I have to express my severe disappointment in a thread titled "Show 'em if you got 'em," started by Angie, with last post by Cowgirl, in which there are NO PICS.
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I don't like clutter at work.
Now, don't ask me for a current picture of our apartment.
I could but I'd lose my job with as many tax returns as are on my desk.
and cowgirl's desk would drive me nuts. My monitors need to be at the same level and preferably be the same model of monitor or it'll drive me nuts.
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Honest Trailer For Star Trek Into Darkness Points Out The Film's Many, Many Problems
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If you havent yet seen Star Trek Into Darkness but are interested, then you may want to hold off on watching the video below. You know, spoilers and all.
For a while now, the Screen Junkies YouTube page has been turning hit movies inside out with their Honest Trailers video series. And with Star Trek Into Darkness having been released on VOD recently (three weeks before its Blu-ray/DVD release), its the perfect time to get into why this film was less a new J.J. Abrams flick and more like that other J.J. Abrams flick. I think it was just called Star Trek then. Or maybe it was called Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan. It works either either way, really.
Right off the bat they bite down on the films title, just like everyone in the world did upon hearing it for the first time. Did someone forget a colon? And if you thought youd seen all the lens flare work that Abrams had up his sleeve before, the mini-montage shown here is painful to the eyes. Its like wearing swimming goggles permanently - only without the pleasure of swimming.
I love how they break down the many ways in which Captain Kirk is a horrible leader, from really failing to protect anything in the universe to replacing Simon Pegg with Anton Yelchin as chief engineer. Fictional characters or no, you always want to keep Pegg by your side. Or at least I do. Platonically.
And while having Alice Eve strip down for absolutely no reason was the probably the most gratuitous way for this film to use its female characters, I actually find Uhura and Spock arguing about relationships to be a tad more insulting. Are you really gonna do this right now? Cringe-worthy stuff. And while Im a huge Eggs Benedict Cumberbund fan, his villain was nowhere near as menacing as I was thinking hed be - and I actually agree that some of his actions could be deemed justifiable from a certain perspective.
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Joe Martin Stage Race: Menzies, Rhodes take crit; Amaran, Powers overall
- By Brian Holcombe
- Published May. 9, 2010
- Updated May. 10, 2010 at 12:08 AM EDT
- Luis Amaran
- Crane
- Ivan Dominguez
- Donald
- Caleb Fairly
- Crane
- V Australia chases
- Jamis on front
- Landis
- Mattis
- Miller chases
- Final podium?
- The climb
- Powers
- Rhodes
- Van Gilder
- Saturday's winner, Modesta Vzesniauskaite, tried a flyer but couldn't stay away. Photo: Casey B. Gibson | www.cbgphoto.com
- Wamsley
- Willock
- Women's chase
Karl Menzies (UnitedHealthcare-Maxxis) overcame a crash-marred final stage at the Joe Martin Stage Race to edge teammate Matthew Crane for the win in the stage 4 criterium Sunday. Alexis Rhodes (Vera Bradley Foundation) attacked solo with three laps remaining and rode away from what remained of a decimated field for the victory in the women's race.
Luis Amaran (Jamis-Sutter Home) and Alison Powers (Vera Bradley Foundation) both held on to win the overall after four days of racing in northwestern Arkansas.
The downtown Fayetteville course is one of the nation's most challenging criterium venues. The updated track this year was as technical as ever with 12 corners and the punchy climb up Church Street to the start/finish. The new second-to-last corner was covered with new pavement and the slippery surface proved to be critical in both the men's and women's races.
To the line with it … or not
The men got off to a fevered start and the day's main breakaway formed 15 minutes into the race when Crane and Ken Hanson (Team Type 1) bridged up to David Kemp (Fly V Australia). Caleb Fairly (Holowesko Partners) jumped away from the field as well a few laps later and slid in the backdoor of the move as the gap eclipsed 20 seconds.
Without a GC threat in the break, Jamis was content to sit on the front of the peloton and maintain a 30-second gap. Meanwhile, up the road the riders in the move were working smoothly and used the twisting course to keep their advantage headed into the final 10 laps.
The second-to-last corner was the site for multiple crashes during the stage. Kyle Wamsley (Bissell) touched down hard trying to bridge the gap 40 minutes into the race. Fifth overall Jason Donald (OUCH-Bahati Foundation) went down hard with one to go and at press time was headed to the hospital to evaluate a possible broken clavicle.
As the break rolled through the start/finish with five laps to go, the leaders were getting itchy and two laps later Crane attacked the group. Hanson drew him back and as the cat-and-mouse games began, the gap shrank further. The peloton was in the rearview mirror when Crane again attacked on the Church Street ramp with two laps to go, this time distancing his breakmates.
"This time I really went for it," said Crane. "I knew it was coming close and that I had to get away. I knew that if I could be off the front, that would set up the guys behind much better in the sprint, so I just gave it everything. I put my head down and went."
Crane built a quick five-second lead on his companions before the peloton absorbed them. As the UHC utility man mashed up the climb on the penultimate lap, team manager Mike Tamayo ran alongside him, shouting encouragement. Crane entered the bell lap with a six-second advantage over the charging peloton and when he held that lead turning onto Church for the final time, he knew that he had done his job to secure the team a win, whether from the sprint or the break.
"Coming out of the last corner into the hill, it was all or nothing," he said. "I knew the sprint was coming up behind. I could feel them right as the line was coming up on me, so I just threw my bike as hard as I could and hoped for the best."
For hours after the race, Crane thought that the best was exactly what came to be, as he was awarded the stage win and took the podium in celebration. The story was written: Crane's bike throw had edged out Menzies for the stage win.
"You know, when you pip your teammate, it's not really the worst thing," said Crane. "I'm just happy because we've really been trying to work hard together and it was good to be one of us at the finale there."
Take two
In a near replay of the podium mix-up for the final GC at the SRAM Tour of the Gila one week earlier, officials reversed the stage results after the podium was concluded. This time, however, the revised results – with Menzies the stage winner – did not become available until hours after the finish when riders and staff were long gone, many of them hopping flights out of town.
In the end, the break that stuck didn't and Menzies won the day, pipping his teammate at the line. For Crane, the nearly best case scenario worked out, and the win stayed in the team.
Menzies was not available for comment by press time.
And the GC
Just as they did in stage 3, Amaran's Jamis teammates delivered him through a dicey finale with the peloton to close out the overall win.
"I'm very happy. It's a big win for me," said Amaran. "The team worked today and yesterday from kilometer zero. Today we controlled the race from the first lap to one to go. The guys did an amazing job."
Rhodes rides it out
TIBCO went to the front early in the race and hammered, hoping to thin the pack out over the opening laps and they accomplished their goal. "We went to the front and drilled it," said the team's Amanda Miller.
A crash in the first five minutes created a gap and the peloton shrank to approximately 25 riders. TIBCO and Powers' Vera Bradley Foundation teammates kept the pace high for much of the day and what remained of the group came into the final 10 laps all together.
Knowing that potentially GC-altering time bonuses were on the line at the finish, Vera Bradley launched a series of attacks with Robin Farina and Alison Testroete. Both were reeled in, though, and it was the third acceleration, this time by Rhodes, that stuck.
Rhodes rode clear of the peloton with two laps to go and entered the final lap with a ten-second lead. A crash in the second-to-last corner by Anne Samplonius (Nanoblur-Gears), who was leading the chase, slowed the field enough for Rhodes to peg it up Church Street for the win.
"It was great to come home with the win," said Rhodes. "I'm going back home (to Australia) next week, so it will be good to be able to say, 'Yeah, I won a race,' instead of, 'Yeah, it was great.'"
Mattis outsprinted Powers for second on the stage, but her time bonus was not enough to dislodge the overall leader.
"To be first and third today and win the overall, the team overall, it was a really awesome day," said Powers.
Complete results
Quick results:
Stage 4, Men
- 1. Karl Menzies (UnitedHealthcare-Maxxis)
- 2. Matthew Crane (UnitedHealthcare-Maxxis)
- 3. Jonathan Cantwell (Fly V Australia)
Stage 4, Women
- 1. Alexis Rhodes (Vera Bradley Foundation)
- 2. Katheryn Curi Mattis (Webcor Builders)
- 3. Alison Powers (Vera Bradley Foundation)
Final GC, Men
- 1. Luis Amaran (Jamis-Sutter Home)
- 2. Ben Jacques-Maynes (Bissell)
- 3. Jeremy Vennel (Bissell)
Final GC, Women
- 1. Alison Powers (Vera Bradley Foundation)
- 2. Katheryn Curi Mattis (Webcor Builders)
- 3. Amanda Miller (TIBCO-To The Top)
Final Team GC, Men
- 1. Bissell
- 2. Jamis-Sutter Home-Colavita
- 3. Fly V Australia
Final Team GC, Women
- 1. Team Vera Bradley Foundation
- 2. Tibco-To The Top
- 3. Colavita-Baci Pro Cycling
Women's chase
Photo: Casey B. Gibson | www.cbgphoto.com
Errin Willock of Webcor was in the lead group all day, but couldn't stay on the final climb. Photo: Casey B. Gibson | www.cbgphoto.com
Kyle Wamsley tried to bridge across to the break, but crashed out of the race. Photo: Casey B. Gibson | www.cbgphoto.com
Joe Martin Stage Race, 2010
Saturday's winner, Modesta Vzesniauskaite, tried a flyer but couldn't stay away. Photo: Casey B. Gibson | www.cbgphoto.com
Van Gilder
Laura Van Gilder in a fast corner. Photo: Casey B. Gibson | www.cbgphoto.com
Alexis Rhodes held off the charging peloton to win. Photo: Casey B. Gibson | www.cbgphoto.com
Alison Powers held on to her slim lead to win the women's GC for Vera Bradley Foundation. Photo: Casey B. Gibson | www.cbgphoto.com
The climb
The nasty climb to the finish line. Photo: Casey B. Gibson | www.cbgphoto.com
Final podium?
Not so final podium of Menzies, Crane, and Cantwell. Photo: Casey B. Gibson | www.cbgphoto.com
Miller chases
Meredith Miller tries to chase down Alexis Rhodes with one lap to go. Photo: Casey B. Gibson | www.cbgphoto.com
Katheryn Mattis sprints up the hill to hold onto second place in GC. Photo: Casey B. Gibson | www.cbgphoto.com
Floyd Landis made an attempt to bridge to the break, but never made it. Photo: Casey B. Gibson | www.cbgphoto.com
Jamis on front
Jamis kept the break on a short leash. Photo: Casey B. Gibson | www.cbgphoto.com
V Australia chases
Fly V tried to chase down the break with one lap to go. Photo: Casey B. Gibson | www.cbgphoto.com
Crane sat on the back of the break, conserving energy till he attacked at the end. Photo: Casey B. Gibson | www.cbgphoto.com
Caleb Fairly
Holoweski Partners Caleb Fairly bridged up to the break, and drove it. Photo: Casey B. Gibson | www.cbgphoto.com
Jason Donald rolled across the line after a crash, with a possible broken collarbone. Photo: Casey B. Gibson | www.cbgphoto.com
Ivan Dominguez
Ivan Dominguez was on the front all day for his team. Photo: Casey B. Gibson | www.cbgphoto.com
Matt Crane almost held off the late charge. Photo: Casey B. Gibson | www.cbgphoto.com
Luis Amaran
Luis Amaran held on to his lead to win the overall GC. Photo: Casey B. Gibson | www.cbgphoto.com
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Carina Damm (17-8 MMA, 0-0 BFC) will not compete at next week's Bellator 57 event.
The Brazilian contender was expected to face Bellator Fighting Championships female champion Zoila Gurgel (11-1 MMA, 5-0 BFC) in a non-title affair, but with Gurgel forced to withdraw in favor of surgery, Damm has been pulled as well.
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Nearly two weeks ago, the Sixers said Bynum, who was acquired in the
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"We've said all along that we need some patience, that this is hard to predict
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DiLeo said Bynum has "bilateral bone bruises and a weakened cartilage state"
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Turkey Apple Panini
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- Preheat a Panini press.
- Brush the inside of both slices of bread with olive oil.
- On bottom bun, layer ingredients in the following order: Ovengold Turkey Breast, green apples, spinach, cheese.
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You name it, and Friday's showdown in Cadiz probably has it.
Whether it's playoff points, OVAC and Buckeye 8 standings implications, perfect records or even a Coal Bucket, it'll be on the line when St. Clairsville and Harrison Central clash Friday night.
''We just keep playing undefeated teams, which keeps the kids excited but makes the coaches a nervous wreck,'' Red Devils coach Brett McLean said with a laugh. ''You can't come into any game in (the Buckeye 8) sleepy or not ready to go. Every week is a new mountain to climb, per se, and this week is a real test.''
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Maurtice Hython
The Red Devils, who are ranked sixth in the state's AP poll and on top of the Region 15 computer rankings, are coming off a 48-6 victory against then-unblemished Indian Creek and have yet to be challenged since the first half against Wheeling Park in the opener.
''They're really, really good,'' Harrison Central coach Justin Kropka said. ''I've been looking at their film since Saturday, and I am still trying to find a chink in their armour.''
The Huskies, who are ranked 13th in the Division IV AP Poll and third in the computer rankings, are coming off a victory against Martins Ferry. They also owns victories against Wheeling Central, Weir and Caldwell.
''I am definitely not surprised by the type of season Harrison Central is having,'' McLean said. ''I thought 'Krop's' team was flying under the radar some in the preseason just because they've got such a good senior class of kids who've been around a long time.''
Everyone knows how high powered the St. Clairsville offense is, but they're learning how stingy the defense can be and last week saw that its special teams are extremely solid, too.
''Our special teams and defense definitely excelled because our offense looked bad most of the first half and third quarter,'' McLean said. ''Our special teams were huge, but we've got to execute better offensively.''
The Red Devils offense is triggered by senior quarterback Matt Kinnick who's completed 36 of 57 passes for 679 yards and 11 touchdowns. He's yet to be picked off.
On the ground, junior speedster Jaylon Brown leads the way with 50 carries for 329 yards and seven touchdowns.
Dan Monteroso is the Red Devils' leading receiver with 13 catches for 313 yards. He's had seven touchdowns via the air. Junior Michael Ferns has caught five passes for 116 yards and scored twice, while also running for 90 yards.
''I'm not sure I've seen as much talent assembled on one Buckeye 8 team like this St. Clairsville team has,'' Kropka said. ''Everywhere you look is a really good player. Even the guys you don't hear about every week are good. It's really impressive.''
The Huskies defense was staunch against Ferry, bottling up the running game. Senior Nick Pelegreen, Tyler Rose, Nate Maykowski, Niko Williams, Nate Olmstead and a host of others are the defensive leaders.
The Huskies offense is led by senior quarterback Rashaen Mitchell, who has passed for 648 yards and eight touchdowns on 31 of 50 accuracy.
The ground game features one of the area's premier running backs and leading rusher in senior Maurtice Hython. He's run 72 times for 691 yards and six touchdowns.
When the Huskies go to the air, Mitchell's favorite targets are Olmstead, Josh Moore and Pelegreen. The trio has combined for 21 receptions for 448 yards and six touchdowns.
''Harrison Central has a lot of kids who can make big plays,'' McLean said. ''They've got a physical running back, a few receivers who can stretch the field and (Mitchell) gives the offense all three facets. Having him back there and healthy is a huge factor.''
The Red Devils defense is led by senior linebacker Luke Smith who is coming off a 15-tackle performance against Indian Creek that earned him The Intelligencer and Wheeling News-Register Defensive Player of the Week. Corey Ernest, Justin Callarik, Colby Lindsay, Cole Stephens, Jerrid Marhefka, Brown and Ferns are the defensive stalwarts for the Red Devils.


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Summer, I was a little aggravated by the car seat change as well. We moved DS shortly after his 9-month check up when they told me he was 29 inches (thinking now they were off as he was only 29.5 at his 12-month). Anyway, I loved the infant seat and how easy it was to do an errand with the snap & go. Of course, the infant seat was getting really heavy so I guess it was time for the change.
I have a question about bottles. I had heard or read about phasing them out when DS turned one but the pedi said it's ok to do it by age 2. Guessing she meant morning and pre-bedtime bottles are ok but he should use a cup during the day but I'm not really sure. We finished switching from formula to milk (took a couple of weeks) so maybe I should've ditched the bottles at the same time?


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Smoky Bisbee Turquoise is sought after by many Turquoise collectors for it's beautiful characteristics that is not found in any other Turquoise. This is a beautiful example of Smoky Bisbee Turquoise with chocolate brown matrix in a rich sea of gorgeous blue. This unusual Gold setting has a natural appearance that goes well with this beautiful natural Turquoise from Bisbee, Arizona. This Smoky Bisbee Turquoise Woman's Gold Ring is a historical piece of American heritage and will become an important as well as valuable heirloom in the future.
Bisbee Turquoise formed in many unique geological formations located in what is now known as Bisbee, Arizona millions of years ago. This area is a very diverse geological wonder of the world and many gemstones and minerals other then Turquoise formed there as well. Due to the unusual structure of the earth, Bisbee Turquoise has many different characteristics and Smoky Matrix is one of them. Turquoise is a sedimentary gemstone - moisture from the crust of the earth flows downward through copper, iron and aluminium sulphites and then deposits into voids lower in the earth. I believe the smoky matrix is from the sediment forming in soft clay rapidly. The watery solutions made the clay dissolve and flow across the Turquoise formations. It is a unique phenominons and Bisbee Turquoise with this matrix is very desirable to many.
This is a great Smoky Bisbee Turquoise Women's Gold Ring that was artisan made in the USA! If you are interested in a beautiful Women's Gold Ring this Smoky Bisbee Turquoise Women's Gold Ring would be a great choice.


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Design By: Maggie Weldon
Crochet Skill Level: Easy
Small to Medium:
Use Sock Weight Yarn and B-1 Hook;
Large to 2X:
Use Size 3 Thread (or Sport Weight Yarn ) and C-2 Hook;
3X to 5X:
Use Light Worsted Weight Yarn and G-hook.
Materials: Yarn or Thread of Choice:
Approx. 2100 yds for Jacket and 2700 yds for Coat.
(Aunt Lydia's Fashion Crochet Thread - Bridal White - used in model.)
Crochet Hook: Dependent on Size needed for gauge.
Jenna Jacket & Coat Crochet Pattern
Delicate square crochet motifs make up the Jenna Jacket & Coat crochet pattern. If you need a jacket to accessorize your favorite outfit, then this is the pattern for you. This original design by Maggie Weldon was inspired by input on Maggie's Facebook page. The loose-fitting garment has an adaptable length to make it a comfortable jacket or longer coat. Each square crochet motif is made separately, and then sewn together to complete the jacket or coat. There is plenty of space to move around with roomy, flowing sleeves created from this crochet pattern.
The Jenna Jacket and Coat crochet pattern makes a versatile garment that is a must for every wardrobe. There are so many ways you can wear this easy to make jacket. The open motif design makes it an excellent option as a swimsuit cover-up. Instead of turning heads at the beach, you can pair the jacket with jeans for a casual and carefree look. Dress up the simple open crochet design with a an elegant velvet or satin dress for that romantic evening out. No matter how you choose to wear this pretty jacket, you will have a fresh off the runway look. This crochet pattern is sure to delight!
This jacket is so versatile that you can make both the jacket and coat lengths using a different yarn color and texture. You will never be at a loss about what to wear when you have the Jenna Jacket or Coat in your closet. The crochet pattern includes all women sizes, from Small up to 5X. The sample shown on the model is made using Fashion Thread # 3 and a C-hook with a finished size of Large to 2X size.
Other popular crochet patterns for women include:
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Lisette Sweater Shawl Pattern
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Madison Ave. Sweater Pattern
Top Down Sweaters
You're sure to Enjoy This Amazing Crochet Pattern!
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ATHENS, Ga. -- The Athens Police Department is continuing investigation of a homicide and burglary case, while searching for suspects involved.
The Georgia Bureau of Investigation announced on Friday that they will contribute to any reward for information leading to an arrest from an incident that happened on Monday, November 26.
According to police, officers arrived to a burglary in progress just before midnight on Monday night at 400 Jefferson River Road. Finding forced entry into the home, police found Edward Davidson, 76, deceased from a gunshot wound. His wife, Charlotte Davidson was not injured.
Since the crime, Athens Police and the GBI have distributed over 500 flyers, held traffic checks and conducted interviews to gain information on the suspects
Anyone with information on the incident, or suspects responsible is urged to contact Crime Stoppers at (706) 613-3342, Sgt. Jeff Clark at (706) 613-3888 ext. 329, or Detective Charles Ivey at (706) 613-3888 ext. 337. A reward of up to $1,000 may be offered for information leading to an arrest.


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Maple1 Watercolor by Jacqueline Maldonado & Garima Dhawanby Garima Dhawan
Collect your choice of gallery quality Giclée, or fine art prints custom trimmed by hand in a variety of sizes with a white border for framing.
so pretty Garima! love it!
Thank you so much Gale! It's a collaboration with the amazing Jacqueline Maldonado. We are so excited about these artworks. ;-)
I knew it was you ladies straight away! Stunning work girls! The leave shapes work so well with the colours! :-)
beatiful Garima, beatiful ♥
haha! Thanks so much Anna...yes it's quite cool to work together and combine our strengths. Jacqueline is magical with her watercolors.
You are Jacqueline make an amazing team! I love this! :o)
Thank you so much Lindsey! It really is such an exciting collaboration.
I love to see the results of our work together! I'm so proud! tHANK YOU, gARIMA!
Thank you so much Dale! yay!
Thank you so much Jacquie! You rock!
Thank you so much Sharon & Gréta. It's really fun to work in a team. Thank you so much for your wonderful comments. ;-)
This image is so beautiful ! :)
I love it when you two talented Ladies work together ..
Excellent collab!
Thank you so much SHIKI!
Thank you so much Rachel. You know I am just really really excited. We really have no idea how it will look till it finally comes together. It's amazing working with Jacqueline.
Thank you so much Angelo! and thank you so much everyone for your encouragement and taking the time to promote twice. We really appreciate it.
Thank you so much Ally!
WWWonderful, Garima and Jacqueline! ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆! ;-)
Very beautiful Garima!!
Thank you so much Tummeow, Wayne and Sharon. ;-) .....some more artworks coming up.
wow! How did you make the chapes so clear? Is it an computer artwork? May I ask how it's done?
Anyways, stunning colours and beautyful shapes, just amazing!
Anyways, stunning colours and beautyful shapes, just amazing!
Beautiful work, Garima & Jacqueline!! :))
Thank you so much Megstuff!
Thank you Deepti! We are rooting for you and Sree now!
Thank you so much RavenShira MW! This was a collaboration between my and my friend Jacqueline Maldonado. I silkscreened the initial maple form and Jacquie then rendered it in watercolor. So..it's quite hand made.
Love this so much! The colours just work perfectly with eachother :)
Thank you so much Shute Design!
Wow. The colours are simply stunning too. I've read up a bit on silkscreening, it sounds really interesting, maybe I will try it someday, if i get the materials, a good idea and some time ;) Actually, it reminds me a bit of Linocut and I loved that one when I tried it. Good work, both of you!
And thanks for your answer :)
And thanks for your answer :)
These are great!
Wonderful!! Love you're work Garima !!
Beautiful work
Very nice work!
So beautiful
Thanks so much Hafsa!
Thanks so much Michael, Chris, radarcommunication, Rachel, Saul, Stephanie! It is really cool collaborating with Jacqueline because we have very different styles but they come together in a great way. Thanks a lot from both of us.
Thanks so much RavenShira MW! yes...silkscreen is cool because you can get big bold shapes easily and its very fulfilling to work directly with paper and inks.
Wow - this is beautiful!
Thanks so much Bright Enough! It's a collaboration with my friend Jacqueline.
Great! is Jacqueline on Society6?
so beautiful!!! amazing!!
LOVELY and beautiful .... and don´t be surprised .. it`s me Moni Strigel with a new shop :)
Awesome work!
Thanks so much AA Morgenstern, Moni & missema!
This is so lovely!
Thanks so much Mary!
Beautiful ♥
Thanks so much Cate!
deserves this praise x
Exquisite, Garima!
beautiful! :)
Bravo! It's breathtaking! ;)
So pretty!
Nice colours!
I adore this! Beautiful artwork!
WOW, wonderful
This is very beautiful. I love your artwork.
This is so beautiful ... I'am in love with this piece x
Love this!!
Beautiful colours. Love it :)
I'm promoting this! Very fine :)
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MLS Commissioner announced that the league will expand by 4 to 24 teams by the end of the decade (2020), following closely on the announcement of the leagues 20th team, a second New York team. Any soccer fans here have any guesses as to which cities will get the 4 teams (or are from a city and hope that you're one of the 4)?
Major League Soccer to expand to 24 teams by 2020 season, says Commissioner Don Garber | MLSsoccer.com
"There's always some guy that knows what the hell's going on. I get a kick out of how much of an authority these guys are, who have never been to my practices. That amazes me, how they can tell me what's wrong with my team. And I must really be dumb, because I'm there every day and goddamn I have a hard time figuring it out sometimes."-Johnny Orr
Something in Florida (although they may be reluctant after what happened to Tampa), Minneapolis, Indianapolis, Detroit, maybe Baltimore? I feel like the south isn't ready for soccer anytime soon.
I've heard rumors that David Beckham wants to put a team in Miami, and Orlando has an established lower-level team with good ownership and a good fanbase. I don't think they would do one without the other. Outside of that, I think it's a crapshoot.
Baltimore brings a big crowd to the USMNT games, I think having a team there would draw good crowds. Beckham talked about bringing a team to Orlando. I think one of the four has to be somewhere around the midwest. Minneapolis, Detroit or maybe Milwaukee. I hope the MLS can really step up their game by the end of the decade. A high level soccer league would be awesome to see.
I think Seattle could support a second team. I'm only half-kidding.
so when can I expect promotion and relegation....
Wherever there is a large hispanic population, MLS will do well. Soccer is definitely more popular to American kids now, but most of their parents still don't like it. This is pretty evident to me, when I am at my kids' practices and all the parents talk about is, "Wow, anything but soccer, I would have let them play anything, why soccer?"
I think the MLS team here, "The Chicago Quakers (Fire)" do pretty well, but from what I've heard, a good portion of the crowd is hispanic.
The Wilf family has rights to an MLS team, so my guess is that once the new Vikings stadium is built, they will be in contention for one of those teams. I'm right there, buying season tickets if that happens! An MLS team in downtown MPLS would be a dream to me.
'Any fool can make things bigger, more complex, and more violent. It takes a touch of genius-and a lot of courage-to move in the opposite direction.'
Atlanta with that new stadium. The mayor wants an MLS team.
St. Louis should be one of them.
I don't know much about MLS other than Seattle supports its team the best.
What are biggest "household" teams in MLS? Biggest rivalries?
Twin Cities for sure. The support of the A league team the Thunder has been outstanding for decades. The old coach, Buzz Lagos, lived right next door to my parents growing up so we'd always get tickets to the games as a child. They were good times.
2015 CF Avatar of the Year winner.
Originally Posted by driegner
Something in Florida (although they may be reluctant after what happened to Tampa), Minneapolis, Indianapolis, Detroit, maybe Baltimore? I feel like the south isn't ready for soccer anytime soon.
I feel like Minn would get behind the MLS big time, similar to how Seattle and Portland did with theirs.
Originally Posted by mj4cy
I don't know much about MLS other than Seattle supports its team the best.
What are biggest "household" teams in MLS? Biggest rivalries?
LA, New York and Seattle are big names right now. Just read a grantland article about Salt Lake and KC having a budding rivalry and I think Portland and Seattle have a great geographical rivalry.
Just what the league needs, expansion and a diluted talent pool.
2014-15 Cyclone Fanatic NBA Fantasy Basketball Champion!
I don't really care about which cities get franchises as much as the new teams having terribly awkward and unnatural names. I need something worse than Columbus Crew to feed my appetite.
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All You Need Is Love - Tony Palmer
There is a code that is hidden in the music you listen to, and by the way this particular code is not made of music notes or digital polarization, the body of this code is generated from cultural, political, geographical and historical events which have been suppressed to the point that the sum of them all have become one of America's biggest national secrets. What's more is the code was cracked back in the early 1970's by documentary filmmaker Tony Palmer who with the help of John Lennon revealed the secret on the BBC in a the 17 segment documentary "All You Need is Love". I recently watched the series at it's U.S. theatrical premier at the Egyptian Theatre in Hollywood, after viewing the just introduction to the sires I kept asking my self why haven't seen anything like this before. The film was a massive success in the UK, yet never found any footing in the U.S. and no other production has ever produced anything as essential as this secret history of 20 Century music. I recommend seeing it. "3" Product Info: All You Need Is Love makes its DVD debut as a lavish boxed set which contains all 17 episodes of the series on 5 discs. Contained within those discs IS the 'Story of Popular Music,' encom-passing Ragtime, Blues, Jazz, Vaudeville, The Musical, Folk, Swing, Country and Western, Rock 'n' Roll and beyond, and includes interviews with some of the major names of the past 50+ years including John Lennon, Paul McCartney, Elvis Presley, Jerry Lee Lewis, Jimi Hendrix, Stephen Sondheim, Benny Goodman, Bing Crosby, Mike Oldfield, The Beach Boys, Tina Turner, Sam Phillips, Dave Brubeck, Dizzy Gillespie, Richard Rodgers, Roy Rogers, Bo Diddley, Muddy Waters, Phil Spector, Bill Monroe, Bill Graham, Bill Wyman, Frank Zappa, Eric Clapton and many many more. It has frequently been described as the "definitive music documentary," and is regarded just as highly today as 'cult viewing' as it was over 30 years ago when it was first broadcast. In the mid-70s, at the suggestion of John Lennon, the celebrated journalist and film director Tony Palmer decided to document the "Story of Popular Music" and set about interviewing and filming all the major players in the industry at that time, past and present. Even in the mid-70s this was seen as a monumental task, but despite the scale of the undertaking, Tony Palmer made a series of films that set the standard to which all subsequent biographers and documentary makers aspired to. The critically acclaimed All You Need Is Love was broadcast across the world between 1976 and 1981. But since that time, it has neither been repeated nor commercially released on either video or DVD.


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NEW MARTINSVILLE - Magnolia didn't have its best stuff. A couple of defensive miscues, dropped balls in the end zone and stalled drives kept the Blue Eagles from putting East Hardy away Saturday during their West Virginia Class A quarterfinal Saturday at Alumni Field.
Even then, the Magnolia defense stood tall, pressuring East Hardy quarterback Shawn Skovron all night and the Blue Eagles survived with a 19-14 victory.
Magnolia plays Wahama next week in the semifinals. The date and time will be determined today.
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Magnolia's Stephen Rogalski (5) runs past East Hardy's Levi Beck on Saturday night.
''You just watched two teams play their hearts out and put everything they had into that ball game,'' Magnolia coach Mark Batton said. ''We are just tickled to death to come out of here with a win. East Hardy is a good football team and we knew that.
''We watched them, broke them down on film and knew they had talent. We knew they played with lot of heart.''
Magnolia was up 13-0 following two quarterback sneaks by Tanner Hanna in the first half, but it could have been much more.
Senior standout Stephen Rogalski, one of the top players in the state, beat the East Hardy defense and dropped a sure touchdown. Five plays later Kyle Ritz did the same thing. The drive was halted at the East Hardy 13 on downs.
The Blue Eagles held the Cougars to 13 offensive yards for the first 23:30 of the first half. But East Hardy went into the locker room feeling good about itself as Josh Parker made a play on an underthrown ball by Skovron. Rogalski and Ryan Walton collided going for the ball, and Parker raced the final 40 yards for a touchdown, a play covering 72 yards to put the Cougars down 13-6.
''We moved the ball and just had a couple miscues,'' Batton said. ''The next thing we know, we come out and get nothing out of it. We are moving the ball up and down the field and not getting any points out of it.
''We were concerned. The kids knew they were in control and just had to stay that way. You are not going to keep Josh Parker down the whole game.''
Added East Hardy coach Chad Williams: ''We got dominated in the first half and we came out in the second half and ran some stuff that wasn't necessarily in our game plan. We didn't have enough. They weren't going to let us big play them and they had a game plan on Levi Beck and shut him down. That is the best defensive plan I've seen against our offense in the five years I've been here.''
A three-and-out by East Hardy opened the third quarter and Magnolia regained control with a three-play drive that culminated in a 10-yard score by Kage Rohde on a delayed draw.
East Hardy answered right back with a nine-play, 85-yard drive with Skovron sneaking in from a yard out. The 2-point play was good and the Cougars trailed 19-14 with 5:53 left in the third quarter.
But that was all the scoring.
East Hardy made it to the Magnolia 22 midway through the fourth, but two incomplete passes and a rush for negative yardage halted the drive.
East Hardy went three-and-out on its next possession and despite stopping Magnolia after punting the ball back to the Blue Eagles, Hanna executed a perfect pooch kick that was downed on the 1.
Two plays later, Rogalski made a diving interception to end that threat.
East Hardy had one last chance with 6.5 seconds left but the hook and lateral was bobbled and Rogalski came up with the loose ball.
Skovron, who threw for more than 300 yards against Wheeling Central last week, was sacked four times and intercepted twice.
''They are quick up front and had some quick schemes,'' Williams said. ''I thought they gambled some with the straight man coverage but they just got in there so doggone fast there was nothing we could do about it.''
Hanna threw for 90 yards, while Rogalski have five catches for 35. Rohde was the leading rusher for the Blue Eagles with 67 yards.


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