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RICHMOND - The Buckeye Local softball team put up eight runs in the first three innings of its Division II Sectional semifinal game against Edison and then backed up pitcher Angela Primovic with strong defense en route to a 9-4 victory at Jefferson Lake State Park on Wednesday.
"This girl's (Primovic) given us fits for the last couple years now," Edison coach Spencer Bendle said. "I go back to last year, I think she pitched a few innings against us and I don't think we hit the ball real well against her then. She's thrown three times against us this year and she just has our number.
"She did a nice job again (Wednesday). Let's give that pitcher credit."
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The Wildcats drew first blood in the top of the first. With two outs, Trisha Trifonoff reached base on the Panthers' only error and Kayla Prokopakis took care of things from there with a home run to make the score 2-0 Edison.
"They have enough confidence in themselves hitting the ball," Buckeye Local coach Joe Soos said of his team after it fell behind early. "They've been hitting the ball all year, and I didn't think two for them was going to get it done. I felt really confident we were going to hit the ball and we did. We've been hitting it all year.
"When you can do that, you can go out and just play the game."
In the bottom of the inning, Buckeye got one of those runs back. Dana Bettineschi reached first on a fielder's choice and then took second with a stolen base. Bettineschi took third on a Karlee Leonard single and then crossed home plate when Kierstyn Czuchran picked up a single of her own to cut the deficit to 2-1.
After the Wildcats went down in order in the top of the second, the Panthers struck again. Lauren Swiger led off the inning with a single and took second on an error. She scored two batters late when Sydney Omaits reached on an error to end up on second. Omaits advanced to third on a Taryn Tonkovich two-out base knock and was driven home on a Bettineschi single. Leonard and Czuchran drove home Tonkovich and Bettineschi with singles of their own to make the score 5-2 Panthers after two innings.
"Location might have been a little bit of an issue at times," Bendle said. "For the most part they had a lot of seeing eye hits though. They hit the ball just out of the reach of our infield.
"Give Buckeye credit. They were able to find the holes to get the ball through the infield."
Another Edison goose egg led to the Panthers going right back to work in the third. Kaylee Decesare led off the inning with a solo shot over the left field fence. Omaits and Tonkovich reached base on a walk and an error, respectively, and ultimately both touched home plate to make the score 8-2 Buckeye Local after three.
The scored stayed that way until the top of the fifth when Kayla Prokopakis struck again for the Wildcats. After Kristin Prokopakis slapped a single to left Kayla came up two batters later and drove a shot to left field for her second two-run dinger of the game to make the score 8-4.
Buckeye added an insurance run in the bottom of the sixth. Bettineschi led off with a single and two batters later Tori Nest drove her in with a two-out base knock for Bettineschi's third run scored of the game and the 9-4 Panthers lead.
Bettineschi also made herself known in the top of the seventh with the game-ending play. Caitlyn Brenstuhl sat on second with two outs after her second double. Trisha Trifonoff hit a hard groundball between short and third where Bettineschi made a nice play to scoop up the ball. Trifonoff had the play beat out for a single and what looked to be runners on first and third, but Bettineschi made a heads up play to make the toss to third just in time to allow the third baseman, Leonard, to apply a tag to Brenstuhl and secure the 9-4 Panthers' victory.
"Smart play defensively and there was a backup by the right fielder the inning before to get a runner going to second," Soos said. "They've been in position all year long and once in a while it pays off. Hats off to them because they're doing what they're supposed to do.
For the Panthers Indian Creek awaits them today at Jefferson Lake State Park with the sectional title on the line.


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Blog Note – The following is posted by Royals Vice President of Public Relations, Toby Cook, who traveled to his native southeast Kansas Thursday for a one-day caravan with some recognizable Royals. Royals Senior Director of PR, Lora Grosshans, also went along. She and Toby will provide posts throughout a three-day trip to east-central Kansas next Monday through Wednesday. You can read about that now on the home page of royals.com, and mlb.com writer **** Kaegel will report on caravan activities throughout January as well.
Ever timed how fast you can eat a burrito?
I haven't either, but I feel like, if we had yesterday, we could have broken some kind of burrito-eating record. This was the lunch stop at Ernesto's Mexican Food in Parsons, Kan., stop number two on our one-day Caravan. Yeah, we barely let Royals 2006 Player of the Year Mark Teahen eat before sending him off to sign more autographs.
Royals Hall of Famer Frank White said it best Thursday when he labeled our four-stop trip as an old-fashioned "barnstorming." Spending an hour or less at each location – Fort Scott, Parsons, Coffeyville and Iola, Kan. – we were obviously rushed. We did zip in and out, but we couldn't help but notice the excitement of everyone we met. Our crew, which also included General Manager Dayton Moore and mascot Sluggerrr, met hundreds of fans who seemed to be just as excited about the upcoming season as we are. Iola, you definitely get the prize for most autographs sought out in an hour – at least 200!
All in all, it was a great – yet fast – kickoff to the 2007 Caravan and we are looking forward to heading west into Kansas Monday with a little more time to play with and a lot more fans to meet.
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I love this time of year in the NFL, just after the draft. It's filled with hope, promise and the dawn of a new day as teams prepare for the coming season.
There's just this problem I can't get past when it comes to Cam Newton, Ron Rivera and this year's Carolina Panthers.
I don't think they have a chance.
They don't have a chance for anything.I think the Panthers enter the 2013 season as the worst team in the NFC South. They finished last season at 7-9, tied in the division standings with the New Orleans Saints and Tampa Bay Buccaneers. But both of those clubs made improvements. While I liked the Panthers' haul in the 2013 NFL Draft, where did Carolina get noticeably better? Honestly, the Panthers could be one of the four worst teams in the NFC. Consequently, I expect this season to be Rivera's last at the helm in Carolina


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Testing a new brush set for mountains and hills etc. That's the result so far.
Next step will be forests - as usual I'm still indecisive if I shall use single tree symbols or drawing the forests in full.
Testing a new brush set for mountains and hills etc. That's the result so far.
Next step will be forests - as usual I'm still indecisive if I shall use single tree symbols or drawing the forests in full.
i like the hill brushes on this one as well as the overall colours. very nice
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Looking great so far! (maybe the overall palette is looking a bit flat, nothing's really wrong though)
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looks quite snazzy.
first impression is that the mountains seem to pop, could be purposeful, and could very well even out when you put other things on the map... but as is, the mountains just seem too... crisp compared to the rest of the features.. could be that everything else is in shades of green (i think even the water has green values to it)... like i said, this could change with the addition of towns, labels, and such, and you might also want the mountains to pop..
I do love the brushes, they look quite good. kudos.
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Very intense Mountains! Your best ones that I have seen. I am not so sure about the hills sipping off into fading next to the Mountain's rendering.
I think the hills could be more... transition-y? Right now they seem to be much closer to the tones/look of the surrounding land than to the mountains. I LOVE the overall color scheme and layout.
Thank you, guys, for the comments.
I will work on the transition hills-mountains. As I'd like to keep the hills' colour to the surrounding land, I will add some colour to the mountains base. Maybe I also switch back to a more brownish colour for the mountains as I had in an earlier version.
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A career milestone came in 1983, at the end of the 11-year run of the CBS series "M*A*S*H". Chao portrayed Soon-Lee, a Korean native who meets, falls in love with and marries former cross-dresser Corporal Klinger (Jamie Farr) in what turned out to be the highest-rated TV program in broadcasting history. When several "M*A*S*H" regulars teamed up for the middling spinoff "AfterMASH" (CBS, 1983-84), Chao reprised her role of Soon-Lee Klinger. Around this time, she also played the female lead in the high-profile TV-movie "The Terry Fox Story" (HBO, 1983). Chao was Rika, the girlfriend of the disabled runner Fox, who had lost a leg to cancer. History repeated itself somewhat a decade after "Afte...
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I still consider myself new to the guild, and a newbie at creating maps - but I'll start this thread so I can get some opinions and pro advice.
The general idea is this: a world that hasn't been harmed, where life has got to grow in peace with different chaotic circumstances. No major extinction events; no comets, no great changes in climate and temperature, 5-10 degree axial tilt. Earth untouched? I want as much life as possible, mammals, reptiles, dinosaurs, humans and so on. Oh, and it is fantasy (no/low magic). Think Dinotopia, or Dino Riders without lasers. Hah.
Here are some early drafts:
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This one's from PS, I wanted to try out working with globes from the start:
I have also been using the Saderan-tutorial by Tear lately, I really like the style it can produce and I think I'll be using it for creating the world. I've got some other ideas that I'll be doing when the first map is done.
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Tilt Steering Column Install - Tilt And Turn...Written by on September 10, 2012 …Made Easy
There are a number of things that most of us are willing to accept as par for the course when it comes to driving old trucks. Sure they might rattle a bit, the windlace might whistle, and the floor and firewall might get a little hotter than we'd like, but hey, that's just part of the whole experience, right? But there are a number of other things that most of us are not willing to accept and are easily upgraded to make the driving experience much more enjoyable.
Things like disc brakes and updated suspension designs not only make the truck more comfortable, but also add a heavy dose of safety to a vehicle that's design is not up to par with today's demands. Other things, like power windows, air conditioning, power steering, and tilt steering columns are creature comforts that many of us have come to expect from our rides.
It was with this in mind that I decided to update the '68's steering from a manual box with a 17-inch wheel atop the stock column to power steering, a tilt column, and the reduced-diameter 15-inch wheel from last month's restoration story. The goal was to get the steering duties for the '68 more in line with what a contemporary truck would feel like. And with the long wheelbase, an easier time steering the beast was starting to sound really good!
So I made a few phone calls and with a little legwork I soon had all the components to match up the stock steering wheel to the power box. An eight-position tilt column from ididit would be coupled via a Borgeson vibration reducer U-joint to a Classic Performance Products (CPP) 700-Series Saginaw power steering box.
The really cool thing about the '67-72 Chevy trucks (and most likely why there's so many on the road still) is that many of these upgrades are simple bolt-ons. Later model disc brake components will bolt right up. Power steering components from later trucks will bolt right up, as well. The CPP box used the same holes as the manual box did and ididit's column slipped right in place under the dash using the same mounts as the stock column. Using an adapter provided by ididit, the wiring harness plugged right into the factory harness as well. The only thing that needed to be fabricated was a short DD shaft to mate the column to the box, which took about five minutes to measure, cut, and install.
In a day's time, we went from forearm-busting manual steering to pinky-spinning power with the added luxury of adjusting the angle of the steering wheel to suit one's preferred driving style or comfort zone. I have to admit that I've never actually had a vintage truck with a tilt column in it, though I've driven my share of rental cars that had, and it's surprising the level of comfort that it adds. Though I have yet to actually log some serious miles on the truck, I know that it'll pay dividends when it comes to driving long distances, being able to adjust the position and all. And anything that adds to the level of enjoyment I get from driving my old truck is worth it to me! CCT
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CPP's kit comes with new billet-aluminum adjusting sleeves, which allow for super easy alignment, and once locked tight, that alignment won't change.To prevent the threads from galling due to the aluminum versus steel component, anti-seize is applied to the tie-rod end.Mounting the engine accessories created a slight problem as the early heads were not drilled out to accept any brackets.Alan Grove Components solved this problem for us by providing a set of brackets and pulleys to ensure all the accessories will line up nicely, including the power steering pump.The bracket uses the two lower front block holes as well as one of the motor mount bolts to give the power steering pump a very stable mount.With the pump bolted to the block, it was a simple matter of mating the proper hose end with its respective fitting to finish the pump install.
Inside the engine compartment, the firewall retaining plate is unbolted from the firewall and the clamp that secures the column is loosened.Here's a beautiful chrome version of the same Retrofit Series tilt column we're using from ididit. These columns feature an eight-position tilt, stock GM-style 3 7⁄8-inch wiring harness, 3/4-36 output spline, four-way flashers, self-canceling turn signals, knobs and handles, and are compatible to stock GM steering wheels as well as a number of three-, five-, six-, and nine-bolt steering wheels via an adapter.We opted for the less blingy, plain steel version, so it will have to be painted before we install it in the truck. For this, we're using the same Eastwood Hugger Orange two-stage paint that we used last month to squirt the steering wheel.Before we install the new column its necessary to inspect and replace a few components as necessary. For these, we went to one of the largest reproduction parts houses in the world, LMC Truck. The seals at the top and bottom of the stock column were thrashed, so we decided to play it safe and ordered not only the floor and upper seal, but the lower seal retainer as well.Since ididit's Retrofit Series columns are designed to stock specs, it was a simple matter of sliding the column into place and deciding how far from the dash to locate the steering wheel. I decided to go with the same measurement as stock.
To mate the bottom of the column to the rag joint sleeve assembly on the box, a 3/4-36x3/4DD stainless steel vibration reducer U-joint is used combined with a length of 3/4DD shaft. The first step is to determine the length of the DD shaft by sliding the U-joint onto the output shaft of the column and measuring the distance from the 3/4DD end to the rag joint sleeve assembly attached to the box.Since the rag joint sleeve assembly is designed as a slip shaft, allowing the DD shaft to collapse inside of it, figuring out the length the DD shaft needed to be was a simple matter of making it just long enough, ensuring there was a good 6 inches or so inside the sleeve assembly.When I initially installed the U-joint and shaft, I tightened the set screws just enough to mark the surface of the shaft. Then, I used a 1/4-inch drill bit to dimple the shaft, providing a recess for the set screws to bite into.I did the same process on the section of the DD shaft that is inside the sleeve assembly to prevent it from working loose and dropping inside.
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A man who came home early Saturday to find burglars inside his apartment feigned intoxication, then pulled a gun on the intruders, according to the Wilmington Police Department.
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I want to talk about this on my radio show this week..
What teams do you think are the greatest in Iowa HS history? Boys and girls.
Some examples along the lines of what i am looking for.
Palmeroy-Palmer in boys hoops
Harlan in HS football
Don Bosco of Gilbertville in wrestling
Also, please post why you think they deserve mention...
I come to you because you are the folks that are from the small towns, the schools that produced these dynasties, and are more familiar with the specifics and nuances of these locations than any one person can be. I thank you in advance for your assistance.
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Dowling Wrestling used to be an incredible power in the 1980s. Bob Darrah was the coach back then. I am not sure of how many state titles they won or wrestlers that won titles, but I am sure the information is out there.
JDM - define dynasty. How long a period of time does it take? I like what you had as a prelim list....those are some big hitters with decades of dynasticness.
Others: Bettendorf/Valley in FB, and Norway in Baseball. Ankeny in Girls BB.
Ankeny girl's 4 straight titles.
Norway Baseball.
But nothing compares to Skinner and Pierson in Basketball.
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Dynasty is a pretty nebulous term...I am just curious to see what people think.
I mean, a school winning something like three straight titles is awesome, but that's not a dynasty, to me. Now, if that school went on to win nearly 70 regular season football games in a row, with a few state titles mixed in, that is different.
That sounds like West Branch :)
Palmer boys and their 103-game winning streak. That team was amazing!
Ankeny Girls BB, not only 4 straight 4A titles, but pretty much the whole time coach Dejong has been there. He's basically the Bill Fennely of Ankeny Girls BB
Football - Harlan (11 titles), Emmetsburg (9), Bettendorf (7)
Wrestling - Waterloo West (17), Lisbon (14), Emmetsburg (12), Fort Dodge (11)
Shouldn't schools that can "recruit" be put in their own category? Everbody knows it goes on, don't kid yourselves.
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ummmm... I would have to say Boone anything
Norway Baseball
Harlan's run in the major boys sports was VERY impressive
Roosevelt Cross Country? Not sure, just remember they had a pretty good run I think...
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Linn-Mar used to have an awesome football team back in the 80's and early 90's.
Linn-Mar boys basketball is getting close. Four straight tournament berths, going for a fifth tonight (Tuesday). Two championships, one second place, and one third.
Iowa City High football has been good in the past as well.
Xavier soccer both boys and girls.
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ummmm... I would have to say Boone anything
Wow. Really? More bashing of Boone? What is everyone's problem with Boone here?
I removed it.
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Shouldn't schools that can "recruit" be put in their own category? Everbody knows it goes on, don't kid yourselves.
Who might you be talking about besides Dowling?
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Who might you be talking about besides Dowling?
Last years Iowa City High boys basketball team had some interesting things "happen" that people moved into the district and such.
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On this date in 1979 a poorly forecasted blizzard hit the Metro Area. (I remember it well I was interning at the National Weather Service in Hartford.) Snow began falling at night on the eighteenth and ended in the morning of the nineteenth. National recorded 18.7" inches which is still Downtown's third largest snowstorm on record. Only the Knickerbocker storm in January of 1922 and the Valentine's Day Blizzard in 1899 were larger. Snow depth was up to twenty three inches Downtown. The eighteen inches fell in a mere eighteen hours. There were reports of two to three inches per hour with temperatures in the single digits and teens. I am sorry to say that the forecast was for only four to six inches. It was a case of the storm not going out to sea but rather sliding up the coast close enough to bury us. This storm was a Mid-Atlantic storm. New York City had less than five inches with no snow in Hartford or Boston. Baltimore recorded twenty inches to also rank third all time.
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CHAMPION HERBIE D AND OTHERS DOING WELL AFTER SUNDAY'S $200,000 LONGACRES MILE (G3) HERBIE D, WINNER: Herbie D, back home at Hastings Racecourse, "came out of the race very well," according to trainer Rob Gilker. Herbie D has already been on the track this week, but Gilker said he's still looking at options for the British Columbia-bred gelding's next start.
STRYKER PHD, SECOND: Trainer Margo Lloyd said she's happy with how Stryker Phd came out of The Mile, and that the 4-year-old gelding would have his first gallop on Friday. Stryker Phd, a Washington-bred by Bertrando, is pointed for the $50,000 Muckleshoot Tribal Classic on Washington Cup Day, Sunday, September 8.
JEBRICA, FOURTH: Jebrica came out of The Mile great and is resting at Homestretch Farm in Edgewood, according to assistant trainer Kay Cooper. The 4-year-old gelding also is being pointed to the $50,000 Muckleshoot Tribal Classic, followed by his third appearance in the $100,000 B.C. Premiers Stakes (G3) on October 14 at Hastings Racecourse.
GLADDING, FIFTH: Trainer Vann Belvoir said that all is well with Gladding after his first Mile appearance. According to Belvoir, Gladding could make his next start at Fairplex Park in the $100,000 Ralph M. Hinds Pomona Handicap on Sunday, September 22.
WHY NOT BE PERFECT, SIXTH: Trainer Jeff Metz said Why Not Be Perfect got a little nicked up after The Mile, but otherwise came out of it OK. Metz said he nominated Why Not Be Perfect to the $50,000 Rolling Green at Golden Gate and the $35,000 Portland Mile at Portland Meadows, both races running on Monday, September 2, respectively. Metz said he'd take a look at both nomination sheets before making a decision.
UNTIL YOU, SEVENTH: Trainer David Martinez said Until You is "doing really well and was out on the track pulling hard today." Until You is another Mile runner headed to the $50,000 Muckleshoot Tribal Classic on Washington Cup Day. TRES BORRACHOS, EIGHTH: Owner George Hicker confirmed Sunday night that Tres Borrachos has retired from racing after his run in The Mile. An 8-year-old gelding by Ecton Park, Tres Borrachos retired with a 5-6-7 record in 48 starts and $1,030,973 in purse earnings.
WINNING MACHINE, 10TH: Owner/breeder Dr. Raymond Kwik said Winning Machine came out of the Mile very well, just a little tired. Kwik hopes to find an allowance sprint for Winning Machine next month at Emerald Downs.
MR. BOWLING, 11TH AND HOIST, 12TH: Owner Glen Todd said that both Mr. Bowling and Hoist came out of The Mile fine. According to Todd, both runners are heading up to Hastings to compete in the $50,000 S.W. Randall Plate Stakes on Sunday, September 8 followed by the $100,000 B.C. Premiers Stakes (G3).
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NOTES: Weekly honors: Trainer-Margo Lloyd (Stryker Phd finishes second Longacres Mile); Jockey-Debbie Hoonan (Stryker Phd second in Mile, also sets single-season Quarter Horse record); Owner-Jim & Mona Hour (Stryker Phd); Groom-Manuel Rivas (trainer Vince Gibson); Washington-bred: E Z Kitty (breeder Jerry & Peggy Woods)…E Z Kitty earned a career-high 90 Beyer for her 3 ½-length victory in the $65,000 Emerald Distaff, and she leads all Washington-breds in 2013 earnings with $137,999. Trained by Jeff Metz, E Z Kitty is expected to run in the $50,000 Belle Roberts Stakes, sponsored by Comcast SportsNet, on Sunday, Sept. 8…Metz & Anne Sanguinetti combined for the win with E Z Kitty and are the top trainer/jockey combination at the meet with a 22-for-117 mark…Isaias Enriquez, the meet's leading rider by an 80-77 margin over Juan Gutierrez, is 20-for-68 with Frank Lucarelli and 20-for-73 with Doris Harwood…Max Cooper, tied with Stopshoppingdebbie and Stephanie Plum for most wins at the meet with four apiece, makes his first start for trainer Roy Lumm in Sunday's seventh race for $12,500 claimers at 1 1/16 miles. Wasserman also runs in the seventh, as the track's all-time earnings leader bids for his first two-race win streak since 2008…In Sunday's third race, Northwest Farms and trainer Tom Wenzel unveil Timeless Pleasure, a 2-year-old Curlin filly that sold for $150,000 last fall at Keeneland. Timeless Pleasure is out of the same dam, Puxa Saco that produced Emerald Downs multiple stakes winner Exclusive Diva…Wenzel also has two of Northwest Farms' prized 3-year-old fillies—Goin to the Window and Blueberry Smoothie—entered vs. older fillies and mares in Sunday's $22,575 allowance test at six furlongs. Lady Vivien, River of Aces and 2012 Belle Roberts winner Cielator round out what figures to be one of the day's top events…Trainer Martin Pimentel has had a tough meet, but he maintains a sense of humor. She's Stella Marie ($12.80) prevailed in Sunday's ninth race for owner/breeder Claire Lein and snapped an 0-for-43 skid for Pimentel, whose only previous 2013 victory came in a Quarter Horse race. "It was getting to where I thought I couldn't train a lion to eat meat," said Pimentel, longtime assistant for the late Craig Roberts…Two of the track's most admirable runners continue going strong at age 9: The 9-year-old mare Sun City scored a game victory in her 100th start last Saturday for trainer Joe Toye, and 9-year-old gelding Immigration makes his 68th career start Saturday in race five for trainer Howard Belvoir…In Saturday's seventh race, 6-year-old gelding Buddy Dave looks to extend his win streak to three vs. a tough field of $7,500 claimers at 6 ½ furlongs. Buddy Dave is 3-1-2 in eight starts at the meet and 13-7-9 in 42 career starts at Emerald Downs. -##-


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Signs Of The TimesWritten by David Freiburger on May 1, 2012
Road trips are among the best reasons to own a cool car, as far as we're concerned, and we love exploring back roads all across America. Those journeys usually find us in derelict little towns—or in the seedy portions of larger cities—where folks rarely bother to spend the time or money to wipe out all traces of age, as we do here in Los Angeles. As a result, elderly buildings still stand, sometimes still in operation yet often ravaged by time and vandals, but nonetheless giving us tangible access to the times when our hot rods were new. Often, the colors, shapes, and typography of the old signage in particular inspire us to apply similar styles to our cars or man caves. See if these do the same for you.


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President Lewis E. Thayne
Dr. Lewis Evitts Thayne became the 18th president of Lebanon
Valley College on Aug. 1, 2012. He served as vice president of college advancement
at Franklin & Marshall College (F&M) in Lancaster the previous seven
Thayne proved an accomplished leader at F&M, transforming
an advancement program that produced seven years of record-breaking results
while creating innovative programs for alumni and parents. He led efforts to
complete successful campaigns for 12 individual capital projects, securing more
than $140 million in institutional support, and preparing the college for a
proposed comprehensive campaign. He also served on a variety of campus-wide
committees that handled diverse issues such as strategic planning, Middle States
accreditation, campus master planning, and marketing and external relations.
Before coming to F&M, Thayne served as vice president
for institutional advancement at Agnes Scott College in Decatur, Ga., from
1999–2005. There, he created the first advancement division in the college's
history, leading a staff of 30 in completing a record-breaking $72 million
His first administrative post in academia was as alumni
affairs officer at Columbia University in New York City from 1981–1983. He went
on to serve in a variety of roles at Columbia during their $400 million
campaign, notably as director of the National Alumni Program from 1983–1986 and
as associate director of development for Columbia from 1986–1988. Thayne then
served four years as director of annual giving at Bucknell University in
Lewisburg during the Bisons' successful $90 million campaign. He served for six years as director of
individual gifts at Mount Holyoke College in South Hadley, Mass.
Throughout his career, Thayne has maintained an active
involvement with the classroom, teaching first-year seminars and several upper-level classes. He has taught at Franklin &
Marshall College, Agnes Scott College, Mount Holyoke College, the University of
Massachusetts, Bucknell University, Princeton University, and Rutgers
University. Thayne has been a guest presenter in courses in comparative
studies, classics, English, mathematics, sociology, and comparative literature
at these institutions.
Thayne has also volunteered in his local community
throughout his career. While at F&M, among other volunteer roles, he was a
trustee of the Lancaster Country Day School from 2008–2011 where he co-chaired
their Strategic Planning Committee. Thayne was also a resource cabinet member
of the United Way of Lancaster County from 2007–2010 where he facilitated their
annual campaign for the higher education community.
Thayne spent his early years in northeastern Pennsylvania,
where he graduated from Wyoming Seminary. After earning bachelor's and master's
degrees at Rutgers University, Thayne received his doctorate in comparative
literature at Princeton University. His wife, Dorothy, is an artist and
iconographer who hold a bachelor's of fine arts degree from the Rhode Island School of Design and a master's degree in studio art from Rutgers University. They
have two daughters, Anne and Julia, and a son, Anthony, who is a senior at Dickinson College in Carlisle.
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Knoxville, TN (Sports Network) - Trae Golden sank a clutch free throw with 32
seconds remaining put the game out of reach as the Tennessee Volunteers
defeated the Alabama Crimson Tide, 54-53, in Southeastern Conference action at
Thompson-Boling Arena.
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time in three games.
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long range. It held the hosts to a mere 0-of-5 3-pointers, en route to a 25-19
advantage at the half.
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line in the second stanza.. Alabama made 44 percent of its field goals and 3-
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I also got an error saying that there was a port conflict. (from postfix)
the install seemed to finish ok, and the services appeared to be started, however, when i ran zmcontrol status, i received the error:
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The Puck Stops Here
Colten St. Clair knew he took a hard hit. At hockey practice last January, the Fargo Force player collided with a teammate at full speed. Colten crashed headfirst into the boards.
"I was down on the ice and the next thing I knew Phil was calling my name," says the 18-year-old. "I sat up with my head ringing."
Immediately Phil Faught, Sanford athletic trainer for the Fargo Force, initiated a process to evaluate a possible concussion. A concussion is a type of traumatic brain injury that alters normal brain function.
"Colten did fairly well on the first test, but the length of time it took for him to reply and his mannerisms told me things weren't quite right," says Phil. "When it comes to concussions, there's no room for guesswork. You have to make sure the athlete is 100 percent recovered before returning to the game."
Defeating concussions
Phil and the entire team at Sanford Orthopedics & Sports Medicine know the score when it comes to concussion management.
"Today we have so much more knowledge than we did years ago," says Phil. "We know healing takes time -- days, weeks, even months. And we know the great danger in returning an athlete to the rink too soon is the risk of a repeat concussion and consequent long-term problems or even catastrophic results."
Evidence shows that repeated concussions can result in lasting brain damage, even when they occur months or years apart.
Colten, who's been playing hockey since age 8, is no stranger to injuries, but he puts concussions in a different league. "You don't mess around with a head injury," he says.
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How did Phil know when it was safe for Colten to return? All Sanford athletic trainers follow a similar step-by-step approach. For Colten, the steps included:
- The "Sports Assessment for Concussion" administered immediately after the hit.
- Colten's replies prompted Phil to keep him out of practice the rest of the day.
- Strict instructions to Colten and his Fargo Force host family-- no play, practice or other strenuous physical activity, no driving or other mental stimulation such as playing video games, reading, texting, etc. for Colten, plenty of rest, good nutrition and close observation.
- When symptoms cleared, evaluation with ImPACT™ -- a specialized computer program to help assess concussion recovery status.
- Following the ImPACT test and other clinical evaluations to determine readiness to return to physical activity, easy cycling on a stationary bike to see if symptoms returned.
- If no symptoms, more vigorous exercise on the treadmill and bike and weight training.
- If no symptoms, return to the lineup for practice without contact.
- If no symptoms, return to the game.
The entire process took three weeks. "No matter how much the athlete might want to get back in, it can't happen until every step is successfully completed;" says Phil. "Clouded judgment can never enter this picture."
Colten didn't like being sidelined, but knew it was necessary. "It's hard to sit on the bench and not be able to help your team, but you only have one brain and you better take care of it," he says. "Someday I'd like to be a healthy 50-year-old playing men's league."
Game on!
Completing his third year with the Fargo Force, Colten looks forward to college hockey next season. The Arizona native has committed to the University of North Dakota.
But first, something bigger. "This summer I have a chance to get drafted," he says, grinning. "My lifelong goal is to play in the NHL."
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Bay Area and Beyond: Restaurant Cookbooks
A book I had placed on hold came in recently, and I was very excited. The book is Miette, from the eponymous San Francisco bake shop. The delectable treats tempted me from the pages and made me want to whip up some culinary masterpieces. Or even maybe drive to the Ferry Building in San Francisco to buy some goodies directly from the source.
I started thinking about the many restaurants that have spawned cookbooks, and decided to create a list of some titles available in the library collection. By no means is this an exhaustive list, as I aim to include a variety from around the greater Bay Area. I will include the web site for the restaurant, as well as information on the cookbook.
So, let's begin with San Francisco Restaurants.
Boulevard: The Cookbook by Nancy Oakes and Pamela Mazzola, with Lisa Weiss. I have had a couple amazing meals at this popular restaurant, open since 1993, and often touted as one of the City's finest restaurants. The cookbook does not disappoint. Full page color photographs may cause pangs of hunger. Recipes include tantalizing starters, such as Dungeness Crab Cakes and Trio of Tuna Tartares; not to mention salads, soups, fish, poultry, meat and desserts. Includes cooking and shopping notes, as well as serving tips.
The Farallon Cookbook: The Very Best Of San Francisco Cuisine by Mark Franz
Farallon is known for its décor as well as its cuisine, and I'm not sure which is more fanciful. Known for their seafood, the cookbook features over 60 signature recipes, with notes on how to simplify dishes, or create your own versions with easier-to-locate ingredients.
Fields of Greens: New Vegetarian Recipes from the Celebrated Greens Restaurant by Annie Somerville. Greens Restaurant, a pioneer in vegetarian cuisine, has been around since 1979, which seems like an eternity in the restaurant business. I am a diehard carnivore, but was surprised at some intriguing entries in this book, such as Ratatouille, Rasberry-Almond Bread, and a variety of pastas and pizzas.
Michael Mina: The Cookbook by Michael Mina, with JoAnn Cianciulli
The man is legendary, and has restaurants across the country, the list of which continues to grow. You can find a current listing here. This cookbook focuses on Mina's concept of trios, where a master recipe is followed by three flavor variations. Includes first course, fish, meat, and dessert trios. The photographs of his creations are gorgeous works of art themselves.
The Rose Pistola Cookbook: 140 Italian Recipes From San Francisco's Favorite North Beach Restaurant by Reed Hearon and Peggy Knickerbocker.
When I think of North Beach, I think of Italian Food. And Rose Pistola has been delighting the taste buds since 1996. The book contains 140 recipes, from Antipasti to Desserts, and includes such gems as Seafood Fritto Misto, Gnocchi with Calamari Bolognese, and Terrorized Steak.
Tartine Bread by Chad Robertson
I have not yet visited this popular bakery, but found the mouth watering recipes in this book reason enough to jump in my car and head to the City. The bread recipes are divided into 4 chapters: Basic Country Bread, Semolina and Whole Wheat Breads, Baguettes and Enriched Breads, and Days-Old Bread. Additional recipes include soups, sandwiches, and other treats. With detailed, intricate, step by step instructions and illustrations, this book gave me a greater appreciation for the art of bread making.
The Zuni Café Cookbook by Judy Rodgers
Zuni Café has been around since 1979, and is famous for its Roast Chicken. That particular recipe--along with the famous Caesar Salad--is included in the book, along with essays, wine pairings, tips on shopping, and more. It's more than a cookbook…it's a culinary history, of sorts. In fact the subtitle of the book is, "A Compendium of Recipes & Cooking Lessons from San Francisco's Beloved Restaurant."
There will be a follow up to this blog post, featuring restaurants/cookbooks from the Napa Valley, and East Bay. Let me know if you have any favorites!
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DeAnn O. has been a librarian for over 15 years. She loves to try new restaurants and bakeries, and has a penchant for steak, soup, sashimi, and desserts, not necessarily in that order.
Great post!
There is a cookbook titled Simply Organic: A Cookbook for Sustainable, Seasonal, and Local Ingredients by Jesse Ziff Cool, who is the chef at Flea St. Cafe in Menlo Park. It is a great cookbook and resturant - a bit pricey, but fresh, local ingredients are used.
Yum, Yum - Delicious post!
Loved your suggestion of Miette at the Ferry Bldg. - the chocolate tarts and gingerbread cupcakes are specially recommended. The cookbook is lovely, but many of the recipes require small 6 inch cake pans, which is a pain...
Recently ate at Michael Mina's RN74 in San Francisco, too - wonderful bistro atmosphere with great food, but tables are very close together and the wine list, although outstanding, is also quite expensive.
Our family enjoyed eating at The Girl and the Fig in Sonoma; I know they do jams but their cookbook is not due to be published until Dec. 2011.
Thanks for this scrumptious overview of cookbooks and restaurants! Karen Y.


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May 25, 2016
Madison, FL-November 18, 2012
Madison County Officials broke ground on the site for a new hospital Sunday.
The $22.5 million dollar facility is being built just up the road from the current Madison County Memorial Hospital along Marion Street.
The hospital is being paid for through a loan from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
The old hospital will become school administrative buildings.
The new hospital will be a state-of-the-art, 25 bed facility capable of handling everything from surgical procedures to rehab.
It will replace the other facility that is more than 50 years old and deemed by officials to be too antiquated to handle the county's growing healthcare needs.
"The medicare population, which is sixty-five years and older will quadruple over the next eight years across the county. Accessibility, having a hospital in the middle of a rural area this size will absolutely mean life or death," says David Abercombie, CEO of Madison County Memorial Hospital.
The hospital is also expected to help bring in jobs. About 185 people are expected help build the hospital. In addition to those jobs, about 20 nurses, therapists and physicians will also work there.
Construction of the site starts November 26. The hospital opens in the spring of 2014.
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