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Courier (Newspaper) - July 26, 1825, London, Middlesex 1 THEATRE BOYAL, HAYMARKET.- After wWcb, THE CtiANBESTINE MARRIAGE. To coac1tiUitiaE Vauihall prcTiow lo laaTiac town, uoit tVkfekOJttf atat* their inteatioa af ciTiar TWO MORK MMT tP&Hl��ID-aAL&S THIS WEEK, viz.-.-TO-MORROMf KTiAY, rerirliicli arciKiralUn* are laakisi; an a mtatmrmai* eueio'iTe arale, Tke-Concert and Batertahmeati eeuerally will W e�f rauly arrau^eA for the occaslau, With aacaliar claiauMtpoWiestteiuiaa^Kev Ballet Sauce, af uiiusial fntcraat, )ira�.muada�tep)y to Bucklei, Bagitcr, and Bucbannan, S5, Mark'ltne. TO, SAIL 31st of August, and lias room for mea-ureiii�nt booth only, for CAIiCVTTA, the fine Teak Slitn BARROSA,burtliennoTou>, URNRT HUTCHINSON, Commander, lyinr fak'ilie Wait [ndia.Ex|wrt Dot*) kaa.-Tery aoperior accomaoda-tiana for Pawengen, and will carry an: experiented Sureeon.-For JrffjC^ or Pa-ace, ajiply ti Socklef, Bagtter, and pnchanao, SJ, riENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION COM- yjt- PANY.-The SIRBCTORS of the aVora Comnaay iMnrby Gire Votiw. tliat a IUUr-Y�ARIsna(ura at ttie Office of the Comiiany, N*. tt, Cmtched Vriara. By,orderoCtlio Directora, ____� CHARLES BiigSHLL, Sac. RAMS6ATE.-The DIREC1X)RS of the GENERAL 8TBAM NAVIGATION COMPANY brr leave to acqaalnt the Public, that (be RAMSGATE PACKETS will, in future, I/BAVB LONDON, fTam off the CnatoraHouie, every Tuetdny, Wed-neiday, and Saturday moraiu);, at Eifbt o'clock rrecitaly, and RR. TURN rram KAttSGATE every Monday. Wednciday, and Tbaraday .....- on may ha had nyV Oftco, 94, moralur, atHalf-pa>tS�ven o'clock. Full informatjoa may ha had of Mr. Ifartln, A^ent, Raraifate; aud at the ComuaiiyV Oftco, t- CHARLES BRSRELL. Sec. Cratehad Frian. OTTERDAM ANNUAL FAIR.^The Pub- lie are reiiiectfully tirforaied tila ercat annual Fair will commence on Sunday, the 14tb of Aneuit,, aud continue three vceka.- The Steam Packet*, tbe KINO of the NETAERLANDS-Capt. J. Slater. 'QUEBNart repilarjy iefery Wedneadiiy and Saturdny from off the Cui-lomHoute, at eirht o'clock iu the mornluR', for tlie conveyance of Paaacncera, Carriace>t and LuRnne to Rotterdam. For further p�r-ilculara application to be made to the General Pncke�Offica, I>9, Strand, and for aecuriuf Beds to N. W. Symoudt, A^em,Craiceat, Minorlet. TRIP to BOULOGNE.-The HERO Steam Yacht will leavertLe Cottnm-Houje Slaira at Seven o'clock In VVSMffnlng on SATURDAY NEXT, aud proceed direct to BOULOGNE, Where the Comj�auy may po on shore and remain till Monday Moruinei when the veitel will reiui-n to London, and arrive the tame EveniuB. A Baud of Mnticaad Profrnional Siufren, will enteriain the Cuniiaat during the Vay.nee__Ticketa U. 7t. 6d. to Bouloene nud back; to Boulotrnc only, l�. li.; beinp tlie chrapcst travcllini* ever kuawn-No extra chargea whatcvei;.-A aeparate cabin, and female � tttfodant, tor the Ladiea-Ticketi Va be Imd of Mr. Wrieht, Cox and Hammond'a Qaay, Thames-atrcet; Mr. Putumn, G, Swinton-plare, Bapiifje Wclla-road: Mr. Lunt, 7, Clcrkcnvell-srern; aad of Mr. Maaon, printer, 81, Clerkeiiwell-ereen; and of the AEentj,'ai ex-preaied In the amall billa. VICTUALLlNG-OKriCK, July 11, Uii. THE Commiisioners for Victualling his Majesty's Navy, 4c do hereby e"ve notice. That on FRIDAY, the Ud September next, they will be ready to rerefv* Tenders, ia wrllhg (aealed up), and treat li>r the Sunuly, on aaparKIa Contracia, of tuck Quaattlie* of IRISH SALT BEEP and' FORK, at may be required for the uae of hii Majeaty'a Troopa, at the under-iaaatloaed placea, betweau the Stth ot June, 1818, and the ��th June, ia>T, via- GIBRALTAR GRENADA ANTIGUA TOBAGO BARBAD0I8 TRINIDAD BERSrcB ST. LUCIA DEMABARA ST. KITT'S, and DOMII^KV . ST. VINCENT'S. The said Commiatinnara will nlao on the aaiqe day be raaily to re- -------------^'&^^ur - ceive Tendert, ia wftUar (iMled,iua,,ancl treat fop a Quantity of PRIME tKISU HAet HKKt andPOHK, ainouaUns ju tW nr^'ta to abSst 1�,000 Navy Tiereaa of the former, and about w.ooo Navy Tiercea ofihe latter: all to be carM in tbe e'naulng aaaaoni and ta be delivered into hit Majraiy't Victaalline Storca nt Deptfurd, PorU-moitth.asd PJymuaik,ova apeci-fied, it ia to l>c uuderalorul tliat iu tlte event of separate Contracts hehf takea fiir'tlinae Colonial dallveriaa, tbe ett'xnated ({uautities tbaraofwill be abated from tlio afcreeaie Quantity propoiail to be Cnntratcd ftr, for delivery at the Home Ports. No Tender tor a lasa Quantity tliau shall be equal to ViO TiercM of Beef; orMO Tifrcea ofPork, will be adanittrd. The ijoaditions of the'Coatracta may be seen at thi'i Office, or by applying to Mr. Dunsterrille, Agent for the Victnalliac at Cork; '.o the Collectors of his Majesty's Cuitomt at Limerick, Belfast, Ncwiy, aad Walerford; and te the Secretary to the Faymaster-Gaaeral at Dablin rcipef lively. Tbe Tenders of the Colonial and HomedeJirerieamuat beseiiarata, and muit ipocify the prices ia worda at length, and be delivareu to the Boar^ before One o'clock ou the day appointed, and must he ao-ompanied by a Letter, sighed by'two reponsible pertnna, cngnglag to txcome bound to the Crown with the party tcudering in the peaal �um of One-third of the amount of the Contract, for the due per-formaucc of tha aaitie; and the Pertoa who makes the Tender, or oana Person on hii behalf, mail attend to answer when called far. m. WALLER CLIFTON. WANTS aSITUATION asHEAD WAITER, in an Inn, Hatcl, or Coffee-honte, either in Town or Country, a reniectable Sincle Yoant Man, one that can have an undeniable cha-rtcter from the tituatlonTie bat lived three ycnrs in.-Address, iiost-paid, to A. B. C. 10, Honey-lane Market.____ URSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, made in a Caaae " Bland against Winter," Ifae i:reditors of ROBERT WINTER, the elder, formerly of Batteraea, ia the County of Surry, and afterwarda of Uie Retreat, near Brixlon, in iheuid County, Centlemiui, deceaaed, (who died on or about the lath dny of January, Wit) are, on or before the 10th day of August, 19S5, to tome in and prove their Debts before Francis Cross, Esq. one, of the Madera of the said Court, at his Chtaibm, in Soulbainpton-buildinet, Chancery-)anc, London; or, ia default tliereof, they will be oerempterily excluded the beueSt ef the said Dearae.-P.imtber anil Turner, H, London-street. REAL TURKEY CARPETS.-\Varehouse, N, Bcmem-street, Oxford-street.-One Hundred and Fifty-three Real TURKEY CARPETS, from � to 36 feet, and ef the fint class, to be Sold, warranted free from Molh and Sea Dainnge.-Also, some Heal PEHSI AN CARPETS, of beautiful Coloutn.-Ordera ad-dreued to C. Uindley.as above, will meet due attention._ SHOOTING QUARTER, in CARIUCK AYRSHIRE.-To be LET, for One or more Yean, the LODGE of ARNSHKEN, with the r!ght..r Shooting uixui the EsUte, extend-InroTCr a surface of about eleven thousand acres. The Lodge is situated nearly in the centre of this range. It contains five rooms, heaidra kitchen, Ac. nil rnmf.irtably furnished, and the iiHicea are immediately adjoiniag. Grouse, black game, and partridges, are In great abundance. 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There have been dozens of tributes to George Jones since his passing two weeks ago, but none is as heartbreaking and poignant as Alan Jackson's performance of "He Stopped Loving Her Today" during the country legend's funeral at the Grand Ole Opry House in Nashville last Friday.
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Not only did Obama Vote multiple time in support of infanticide when he was in the Illinois Senate. He is also a big supporter of Planned Parenthood. Planned Parenthood's lobbyist, Alisa LaPolt Snow, was recently asked point blank by a legislator: "If a baby is born on a table as a result of a botched abortion, what would Planned Parenthood want to have happen to that child that is struggling for life?" She replied: "We believe that any decision that's made should be left up to the woman, her family, and the physician." Infanticide.!
"We believe that any decision that's made should be left up to the woman, her family, and the physician."
Your reading skills level is about second grade, kiinderj, aka "The Feeces." Step one from here, learn to read. No "infanticide" in that statement, nor in Obama's Illinois State Senate vote many years ago. None, zero.
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There's nothing wrong with my reading skills. It's your intellectual skills and moral outlook that's the problem. The subject is infanticide, aka murder of an innocent human being. It happens that the babies in question are very young, but murder statutes and civilized moral standards don't make exceptions for the age of a human being. It is murder to kill a 40 year old or a 4 minute old human being. Abortion has lead to ever increasing levels of depravity and a major breakdown in civilization. It leads to further levels of debauchery such as support of partial birth abortion and infanticide by Obama and many of his followers. The argument they present is that the baby is only a few hours old so its ok to kill her .... but that's just another push of the boundary further toward murdering inconvenient children up to age 4 or 5 years and old folks who have outlived their usefulness. Be careful, you may someday fall victim to Obamacare's death squads.
Modern medical practice about keeping abortion legal to the end of the 6th month of pregnancy without exception is observed by Obama Care. Abortion in the third trimester requires extenuating circumstances of the mother such as endangerment of the mothers life. Infanticde is of course illegal as far as Obama Care is concerned and unthinkable except in the minds of the hate filled "prolifers" who are willing to commit any crime to see their twisted goals achieved.
Virtually all "prolifers" are criminal in their willingness to murder abortion providers.. One of the latest provider murders was Dr. Tiller of Wichita KS. There were several attempts on Dr. Tillers life by radical prolifers. His murderer even tho jailed for life keeps in close contact with other abortion provider murderers presumably planning the murder of more abortion providers
Zosima, Do yourself a big favor and actually read the sections of, "The Brothers Karamazov" which concern the Monk Zosima.
You are ill informed about the "legal" limits of abortion. There are none. Abortion is legal throughout the entire pregnancy for any reason or for no reason at all. There is no bottom to the hell hole in which abortion dwells . Pro-lifers don't kill babies and they don't kill abortionists either. They are pro-life; they respect all human life, even that of abortionists and infanticide supporters such as Obama. We simply believe that all human beings have a right to life, and that includes babies still in the womb ... since they are beings of the human kind, perhaps smaller and younger than you and I but just as human.


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Liberty, Indiana 14.15 miles S
Straughn, Indiana 20.15 miles W
New Castle, Indiana 26.2 miles NW
Brookville, Indiana 28.97 miles SW
Richmond, Indiana (map) | (765) 939-0888
Sites: 65 | Latest Rate: $25.00 | 26 Reviews
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Aug 2015 - $25.00
Since we were using Passport America we had to use a back in and had to unhook our tow. The site was a little unlevel and would have been a mess if it had rained, there would have been a lot of mud. The owners were very nice and helpful, plenty of trees and several wood carvings that are beautiful. It wasn't too far off the road so it was fine for overnight. The wifi worked in their barn (rec room) and was fine. - SGF
Jun 2015 - $32.00
We enjoyed camping here so much we extended our stay. The campsites are relatively spacious and the campground has lots of trees. We were here in early June, and the fields and trees surrounding the campground were filled with fireflies at night; it was lovely. The campground owners are very friendly and accommodating. In addition to providing fire rings and picnic tables with care to level the table, they also recommended events and museums in Richmond which were delightful. We travel with two dogs, and the campground is very pet friendly and has a small fenced dog run for dogs to be off-leash. The pool looks inviting and clean, and although it was too cold for us Floridians to swim, others were enjoying the pool. The campground is conveniently located just off I-70, but there is no highway noise in the campground. - User3725
Aug 2014 - $32.00
The rate reflects a Passport America discount but extra charges for a pull-through, 50 amp, pet, and taxes. This was a 1 night stop over for us. I wish we had just kept driving and pulled into a rest area. The lady at check-in was nice. The site was awful. It looked like it was in a ditch. There was a rising hill with a tree on one side and a wooden platform on the other. We eventually had to pull around and back into it. We had 50 amp and full hook-ups but we were dirty and muddy by the time we finally could settle in. - Tom&Sophie
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Sep 2015 - $30.00
Nice owners and park is old ,but clean. WIFI is great. Sites are fairly small, but Okay. Easy in and out. Would stay there again. - johnmackxx
May 2015 - $32.00
Lovely farmhouse surrounded by mostly permanent RV sites studded with mature trees. Transient pull-thru sites are very level but next to the road which can be busy at times. Very easy utility connections, very good wifi, good Verizon signal, able to get a good satellite shot from our site. - jbrucemagon
Apr 2015 - $25.00
The campground was very nice and the owners were especially helpful and friendly. They checked me in and helped me back in, even though I arrived after normal office hours. They even helped me fix a minor problem on the RV. The site was level and the utilities well placed. The Wi-Fi was good, although not secure. I only stayed one night, so I didn't have opportunity to make full use of their facilities, but the restroom was clean and well maintained. Very reasonable for a full hookup site. Would stay here again if in the area. - Dashonthedash
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Oct 2015 - $44.00
The owner was wonderful, site pretty level. Even though beside the I-70 road noise was not that bad. Cable and Wi-Fi worked well, would definitely stay here again. - DBSnowbirds
Sep 2015 - $33.00
Very well kept campground. We stayed in a water/electric site behind the small lake. We could still hear the traffic on I-70 but it was ok. The staff I met when we chef in and again when we left was very nice and we talked about RV travel for a good while. Will definitely stay at this campground again. - WV_Retired
Aug 2015 - $40.00
A little GEM of a campground
We stayed here for two nights in August and thoroughly enjoyed the campground. When we arrived The owner escorted us to our site. The grounds are immaculate, park-like with level sites and concrete pads, table, BBQ pit, cable and wifi. The sites are at least 30 feet across, with many pull-thrus. There is a pond as well. The owners are continuously taking care of the grounds, power washing cabins, manicuring the grass, cutting down dead or low branches and keeping the bathrooms spotless.
The owners are the nicest people. The second day we stayed we asked them for things to do locally. They suggested the Levi Coffin house, which housed run away slaves from the underground railroad. They also suggested stopping at an Amish Market and an unusual toy store, Veach's Toy Station, where you will find toys that are not in your typical toy store.
Yes they are next to the interstate, though if you request a site towards the back you will barely hear the cars. I am an extremely light sleeper and had no problem.
We were sorry we had to leave, though will definitely return while traveling along I 70. - SusanZ


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To no one's surprise, the Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission agreed Friday it wants to see an additional reduction in the catch of sturgeon from the lower Columbia River.
The commission adopted a sturgeon policy for 2011-13 and told state fish and wildlife director Phil Anderson to negotiate a deal with Oregon that caps the annual sport and commercial harvest at no more than 17,000 fish from waters downstream of Bonneville Dam.
That is unlikely to be a problem, as Washington and Oregon biologists recommended the 17,000 catch ceiling.
In 2010, the catch guideline was 24,000 sturgeon, but the actual harvest was 18,506. Only 68 percent of the sport catch guideline was taken in the summer fishery in the Columbia River estuary, plus the commercial fleet left 9 percent of its allocation in the river.
A 40 percent cut was implemented in 2010. The 2011-13 reduction will be the fourth since 1997, when the catch guideline was 67,300.
Research by the two states indicates the population of legal-size (38 to 54 inches fork length) sturgeon will decline slightly in 2011, increase some in 2012 through 2014, then drop again beginning about 2015.
The population of legal-size sturgeon was estimated to be 87,000 in 2009, 85,000 this year and to drop to 77,000 in 2011. The catch of sublegal sturgeon has been on the decline since 2005 and sea lion predation has increased annually since 2006.
A 17,000 harvest for 2011 would allocate 3,400 sturgeon to the commercial fishery and 13,600 to the sport fishery.
The sport share would be additionally divided with 6,800 going to the estuary, 3,425 to the Columbia between Wauna and Bonneville Dam and 2,550 in the lower Willamette River.
Decisions on the specifics of the 2011 sturgeon seasons will be made when Washington and Oregon officials meet Feb. 8 in Oregon City.
Net landings — Commercial fishermen caught very few sturgeon Tuesday night and Wednesday during their first winter-season period.
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The netters will fish again on Jan. 25-26, Feb. 1-2 and Feb. 8-9.


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So we aren't going to get to go to SC because we desperately need a new car before winter. I'm relieved...we were going there mostly to see my mom and dad who won't fly and won't do long drives anymore (Myrtle Beach is about an hour and half for them)...and seeing them just stresses me out. To make a long story short my parents have issues that they won't deal with and that I can't convince them to deal with that just drive me crazy because I don't like seeing them suffer needlessly either. They're getting older and they won't attend to their medical issues that are cropping up because of paranoia about seeing doctors....this is very hard on me because I'm certain I'll lose my parents sooner rather than later because of it and because if I have even a hint of a medical problem I GO TO THE DOCTOR, it's second nature for me. Even if they have something bad to say I assume they'll have some way to treat me, even if it's treating the symptoms! I don't like going to doctors either but I go..../rant.
So we're looking at maybe Chicago which isn't stressful at all. It's close and we can take the train so no airport security or my poor hubby being cramped on a plane (he's rather tall).
The other thing is I seem to be finally dropping weight again. I guess I was eating a bit too little for my activity (which I had a feeling about!) SP gives me a BMR that I feel is low for my normal activity level so I guess it's that. Aside from planned exercise I walk everywhere and do a lot around the house, I don't track all that. I also was losing when I wasn't cutting calories much at all. Eating at 2000-2200 was giving me a quarter to a half pound loss most weeks. 1550 has been giving me 1 1/2 - 2...
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And now it looks like we might be going again...getting some pressure from my family to make this happen. We'll see.
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Exactly. I've tried talking to them about it so many times...they just shrug it off as I'm younger than them and can't know better I think. But I have heard so many stories of people who just shrugged off symptoms until they ended up seeing a doctor and being told what they had was fatal but may not have been if caught early enough....or ending up having a heart attack or something that just kills them outright. That's how my dad's father went..he was ignoring pain he was having in his arm. And losing my parents may well leave me with my sister who lives with them. She has never had a job (my folks prefer her around home looking after them) at age 22 and has basically zero life skills...and I might end up having to take care of her as I would be probably her first choice. She wouldn't be thrilled living with us either because unlike my parents I would insist on her learning some basic life skills and getting a job, not sitting around playing video games all day except when my dad makes her mow the lawn or something. I don't like dealing with her either, my parents' have let her stay extremely immature and I feel like I'm dealing with a twelve year old and not a 22 year old. I have friends in their early twenties....they have jobs and some of them have apartments of their own even. I moved out at 22 myself and had my first job at 18...and had babysat prior to that.
I'm not upset at the no SC thing. Maybe I'll be feeling it more next year. Maybe we can find something down there that we'll look forward to doing (we're not beach people, we like cities...museums, nice restaurants, botanical gardens...etc).
SP is still giving me a 1200-1550 range with working out and I was already eating at the top of that. Once I started running my weight loss just stalled. I find if I eat a little over what SP gives I do better (1700- 1800 ish) and feel better in my workouts.
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I'm sorry that your parents won't listen to you. I know you have only their best interest. I know it can be scary going to the doctor for fear of what they might tell you. I see it so many times at work that people will wait until they are really sick and then go to the hospital to find out that have something really bad, but it could've been prevented by going to the doctor in the first place. I hope they will listen to you.
That stinks that you can't go to SC, but Chicago will be lots of fun. I love going there. We've never taken the train there. My hubby is amazed at the sheer number of people there!
I'm glad to hear that the weight is coming off. I think I get a range of like 1300-1600 calories without working out and when I stick with that is when I see more weight loss, but with me running my calories go way up and the numbers aren't going as fast as I'd like.
Keep us the great work. You are doing
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Pullman, Wash.
COUGARS CONTINUE HOMESTAND SUNDAY AGAINST ARIZONA: Washington State University (7-6, 1-0 Pac-12) continues its season-long four-game homestand Sunday hosting the University of Arizona (4-8, 0-1 Pac-12) at Noon in Beasley Coliseum. The game will be televised by the Pac-12 Networks.
ON DECK: WSU hosts the University of Washington Tuesday at 7 p.m. and will then face the Huskies in Seattle Saturday at 3 p.m..Both games will be televised by the Pac-12 Networks.
LISTEN IN: Fans can follow the Cougars during the regular season on Pullman's KHTR (104.3 FM), KQQQ 1150 AM or go to WSUCougars.com and listen online. Steve Grubbs will be calling the play-by-play for the Cougs.
COUGAR ATHLETICS ON THE WEB: Connect with Washington State University Athletics on the web at WSUCougars.com, the official website of Cougar Athletics. Every home game will be webstreamed through the Pac-12 Networks at http://pac-12.com/videos/washington-state-university.
FOLLOW THE COUGS ON TWITTER: Follow Washington State women's basketball on twitter @WSUWomensHoops and head coach June Daugherty @CoachJuneD.
ABOUT WASHINGTON STATE: The Cougars own a 7-6 record and have won two of their last three contests after beating No. 24/25 Arizona State 85-78 in Friday's Pac-12 Conference opener. For the first time since 2001, WSU owns two wins over ranked teams this season (76-72 at No. 10/10 Nebraska). The Cougars are looking to start 2-0 in conference play for the second time in the last three seasons, starting 3-0 in 2011-12. The Cougars own two of the top six scorers in the Pac-12 as Presley paces WSU and is fourth in the conference at 20.2 ppg and Galdeira enters Sunday sixth at 18.5 ppg.
ABOUT ARIZONA: Arizona enters Sunday with a 4-8 overall record after dropping its Pac-12 opener at Washington 55-52 Friday in Seattle. Candice Warthen paces the Wildcats in scoring a 13.7 ppg while Kama Griffitts adds 11.3 ppg. Head coach Niya Butts is in her sixth season at Arizona and owns a 74-84 career record at the school.
UA-WSU SERIES: Arizona leads the all time series against Washington State 33-23 after splitting both meetings last season with each team posting road victories. The Wildcats own a 16-12 mark when playing in Pullman including a 71-65 victory in the conference opener last season. The Cougars bounced back with a 60-50 win in Tucson in February. WSU has won its last five meetings against the Arizona schools, sweeping all three meetings with ASU last year, winning in Tucson and beating ASU Friday.
LAST YEAR AGAINST ARIZONA IN PULLMAN: WSU had three players score in double figures but the Arizona offense came alive in the second half to post a 71-65 comeback victory in both teams Pac-12 Conference opener last season in Beasley Coliseum. WSU held Arizona to 5-of-17 (29.4%) from behind the arc and owned a 45-35 rebounding advantage but Arizona caught fire in the second half and shot nearly 52 percent in the final period. The Cougars shot 33.3 percent from the field and finished with a season-high eight 3-pointers. Lia Galdeira finished with a team-high 17 points and Sage Romberg added 10 points and seven rebounds. Arizona had five players finish in double figures.
COUGS AGAINST RANKED OPPONENTS: Washington State has gone 2-1 against ranked opponents this season after posting a 76-72 road win over No. 10 Nebraska and an 85-78 victory over No. 24 Arizona State. No. 25 Gonzaga recorded an eight-point win in Pullman Dec. 21. For the first time since 2001, WSU owns two wins over ranked teams this season (76-72 at No. 10/10 Nebraska). Last season, WSU beat No. 20 Ohio State University 63-55 in Beasley Coliseum.
WSU BEATS NO. 24/25 ARIZONA STATE TO OPEN PAC-12 PLAY: WSU opened Pac-12 Conference play by knocking off No. 24/25 Arizona State University 85-78 Friday. Lia Galdeira led all scorers with 27 points while going 10-of-12 at the free throw line for the Cougars who recorded their fourth straight win over the Sun Devils. Washington State overcame a four-point halftime deficit by shooting over 58 percent in the second half. WSU had four players score in double figures and outscored the Sun Devils 49-30 inside the paint. Tia Presley tallied 17 points while Mariah Cooks registered 11 points and six rebounds. Sage Romberg scored all 10 of her points in the second half and Shalie Dheensaw finished the game with nine points, eight rebounds and three blocks. For the game, the Cougars shot 50 percent from the field while ASU was held to 31 percent in the second half and 41 percent for the game.
COUGARS KNOCK OFF NO. 10 NEBRASKA IN LINCOLN: Washington State made a season-high 12 threes and held off No. 10 Nebraska twice after building big leads to post a 76-72 upset in Lincoln November 30. Tia Presley led the Cougars with 17 points, seven rebounds, five steals and five assists as four players scored in double figures. It was WSU's first win over a top-10 ranked team since 1998, beating No. 10 Arizona in Tucson.
PRESLEY PUTTING UP BIG NUMBERS: Tia Presley enters Sunday fourth in the Pac-12 scoring at 20.2 ppg after posting five 20-point efforts in the first 13 games. The junior guard scored 20 points in the season-opener against Syracuse, 29 in the win over Ole Miss in Hawaii, a career-high 37 in the win over Fresno State, 21 while beating Cal State Northridge and 24 in the victory over UC Riverside in Kennewick, Wash. Her 37 points against Fresno State was the second-most in WSU single-game history and four away from the Jenni Ruff's school record of 41, set in 1996 against California. Presley finished the game 15-of-24 from the floor including a career high five threes, all five coming in the first half. She also grabbed six boards and made three steals. Her 15 made field goal attempts tie her for the most in WSU single-game history with three other players.
GALDEIRA CONTINUES TO PRODUCE: Lia Galdeira has picked up where she left off from last year's record-setting freshman season. The sophomore guard enters Sunday fourth in the Pac-12 in scoring at 18.5 ppg and fifth in steals with 28. Galdeira's five 20-point performances this season ties her with Presley for most on the team. Her 26 made 3-pointers are tied for eighth-most in the Pac-12 this season and twice she has reached the 29-point mark, the first coming in her return to her homestate Hawaii against the Warriors and the other coming at Dayton. Galdeira also scored 20 in the win over Fresno State, 26 in a overtime victory against UC Riverside and 27 in Friday's win against No. 24 Arizona State.
ROMBERG CLIMBING WSU RECORD BOOK: Sage Romberg is making the most of her senior season for the Cougars, producing the second-highest 3-point shooting percentage in the Pac-12 at 49.5 percent and sharing the team lead in blocks. The McKinleyville, Calif. native has served a variety of roles for WSU during her four years and the result has seen her put up impressive numbers in the school's record book, entering the week seventh in WSU history with 112 made threes and seventh with 71 career blocks.
COUGARS BEAT OLE MISS AT HAWAII TOURNAMENT: Washington State posted a 1-2 record at the Rainbow Wahine Classic in Honolulu, falling to Hawaii (77-66) and West Virginia (88-66) before closing the tournament with an impressive 79-65 victory over Ole Miss Sunday behind Tia Presley's career high 29-point effort. The win over Ole Miss is WSU's first win over an SEC opponent since beating Mississippi State 61-59 in Hawaii in 1997.
GALDEIRA NAMED TO ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM IN HAWAII: Sophomore guard Lia Galdeira capped her return to the islands by earning a spot on the Bank of Hawaii Rainbow Wahine Classic All-Tournament Team. The Kamuela, Hawaii native averaged 18.3 ppg and a team-best 7.0 rpg while also recording six steals in the three games. Galdeira poured in a game-high 29 points and added nine rebounds against Hawaii, scored 12 points against West Virginia before tallying 14 points, eight boards and five steals in the win over Ole Miss.
COUGARS INK FOUR FOR 2014 SIGNING CLASS: Washington State women's basketball signed four players to attend WSU next fall. Joining the Cougars next season are 6-2 guard Ashley Bolston (Medford, Ore.), 5-9 guard Caila Hailey (Inglewood, Calif.), 6-3 forward Nike McClure (Tenino, Wash.) and 5-8 point guard Pinelopi Pavlopoulou (Athens, Greece). This year's class received honorable mention from Blue Star Basketball as one of the top recruiting classes in the country.
COUGARS TOOK EUROPEAN TRIP IN AUGUST: WSU took a 10-day foreign trip to Austria, Slovakia and Czech Republic this past August. The Cougars departed Pullman Aug. 6, arrived in Vienna Aug. 7 and visited the cities of Vienna (Aug. 7-8), Bratislavia (Aug. 9-11) and Prague (Aug. 12-15). They took in a number of sights including a tour the St. Stephen's Cathedral, Schonrunn Palace, Prater Amusement Park, the Bratislava Castle and the Vltava River before returning home Aug. 16. The Cougars played four games and swept all four contests, beating Levice in Bratslava Aug. 11, Hradec Kralove in Prague Aug. 13, Lokomotiva Karlovy Vary in Prague Aug. 14 and BLK VSE Praha in Prague Aug. 15. Six WSU Ambassadors joined the team on the trip including WSU First Lady Carmento Floyd.
GALDEIRA INVITED TO TEAM USA U19 NATIONAL TEAM TRIALS: Guard Lia Galdeira was selected to attend the 2013 National Team Trials and tryout for the FIBA U19 World Championship Team at the U.S. Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, Colo. last May. Galdeira was one of 34 players from throughout the country who received and accepted the invitation.
FORMER COUGS SIGN PRO CONTRACTS: Former Cougars Ireti Amojo and Carly Noyes each signed professional contracts to play in Germany this fall. Both Amojo and Noyes inked deals with the Chemitz Chemcats in Ghemnitz, Germany. The Chemcats are one of 12 teams that play in the DBBL, the highest rated league in Germany. It was the second straight year that multiple Cougars have signed professional contracts. Last summer, Rosetta Adzasu signed to play professionally in Finland and Jazmine Perkins signed to play in Sweden.
COUGAR DEFENSE MADE ITS MARK: The WSU defense turned in some impressive performances last season, finishing the year third in the conference in steals (9.5 spg) and fourth in total steals (296), fifth-most by a WSU team. The Cougars made 15+ steals in a game three times, forced 20+ turnovers 11 times, allowed less than 60 points 10 times and held 17 teams under 36.0 percent shooting. WSU also set a school record with 114 blocks, breaking the previous mark of 106, set in 2011-12.
GALDEIRA WAS AMONG TOP SCORING FRESHMEN IN THE COUNTRY: Guard Lia Galdeira finished her first collegiate season as the top-scoring freshman in the Pac-12 Conference at 14.8 ppg, the second-highest scoring average in the country by a freshman. UCF's Briahanna Jackson was the country's top-scoring freshman at 15.0 ppg after playing three more games than Galdeira. The Kamuela, Hawaii native broke WSU's single-season freshman scoring record during her 18-point performance against No. 6 California, surpassing Jazmine Perkins' previous record of 413 in 2008-09. Galdeira tallied 459 points this season, the tenth-highest total in WSU single-season history. She also recorded WSU freshman records for games scored in double figures (28) and consecutive games scored in double-figures (15).
GALDEIRA, PRESLEY EARNED ALL-PAC-12 ACCOLADES: Tia Presley and Lia Galdeira each received All-Pac-12 honors, as voted on by the Pac-12 coaches following the regular season. Galdeira and Presley were both named All-Pac-12 honorable mention while Galdeira was also voted All-Defensive Team honorable mention and to the All-Freshman team. During conference play, Galdeira led all freshmen in scoring at 14.8 ppg and led all players with 49 steals. Galdeira led WSU in scoring in 15 of the 18 conference games including three straight 20-point performances during a four-game winning streak. Galdeira, a three-time Pac-12 Freshman of the Week selection, was one of two freshmen to receive All-Defensive Team honorable mention. Presley picks up her first career all-conference accolade despite being limited to seven conference games after suffering a season-ending knee injury Jan. 25. Prior to the knee injury, the Spokane, Wash. native was eighth in the conference with a team-best 15.7 ppg and was shooting 47.7 percent in Pac-12 play. Presley scored in double-figures 12 times this season including 20+ performances against Monmouth (21), at UC Riverside (22), Arizona State (27) and at USC (25).


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Source: Detroit News
quote: Because he was black. That's the very definition of racism
quote: A lot of people don't vote for the party of war criminals even though the candidate may present agreeable views.
quote: I thought I had encountered all the twisted conservative viewpoints possible. I love this one because there's an unprecedented level of personal denial going on here.
quote: It's because republicans who spend on defense vs. democrats who will close their bases.
quote: How much of the Christian/Military vote do the republicans usually get? We obviously can't term this type of bias as racism- but why is it wrong for blacks to blindly feel that a black candidate represents them but it's ok for a Christian to blindly feel that a Christian candidate represents them. It's called racism my friend.
quote: He has for the most part followed through on his campaign promises that I voted for.
quote: Ending the mission in Iraq? not quite yes yet.
quote: Ending Bush tax cuts? Nope!
quote: About the only thing he got is the "Healthcare" mandate, which doesn't even go into effect until 2014
quote: That's a pretty big accomplishment actually.
quote: I would say getting some kind of health care plan passed
quote: That's right--he couldn't rush to their aid if say they were shot, cut or near death and instead, had to enter and request items in the computer first (which took on average twelve to twenty minutes) before he could ever begin treatment. On top of that, supplies were no longer allowed to be carried in the ER and instead had to be carried in another part of the hospital, further delaying treatment. The end result of the legislation as he sees it now is more patients dying instead of receiving the quick help they had been given in the past. He left his job recently and has found a new facility to practice at that has yet to adopt these changes... but, ultimately will have to as well.
quote: Believing that something exists when there is absolutely zero evidence is an indicator of a weak, inferior mind.
quote: Yes, and unless they're agnostics or atheists in this day and age, they're inferior and weak minded.
quote: I am a Christian, and I am a devout Christian. I believe in the redemptive death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. I believe that that faith gives me a path to be cleansed of sin and have eternal life.
quote: " Well, if I was off duty I would know what I would do, but I think you're asking me my on-duty response and I would have to stay within our policies and procedures because that's what's required by our department to do," Alameda Fire Div. Chief Ricci Zombeck said when asked by ABC7 if he would enter the water to save a drowning child. Alameda firefighters could not even go into the water to get the body, so they waited until a woman in her 20s volunteered to bring the body back to the beach.
quote: 3) Lying to the American public about that threat, claiming there was overwhelming evidence that they were a nuclear/biological threat
quote: 5) Doing nothing when the worst weather related disaster in U.S. history threatened to wipe out New Orleans
quote: 6) Setting up the economy for the worst economic turn short of the great depression
quote: Like has been pointed out before, if it could proven then it would've been. You got nothin', unless you think Nancy Pelosi is a closet conservative.
quote: preventing the 2nd great depression
quote: saving 2 million auto worker jobs
quote: setting up regulations on greedy bankers and wall street cronies
quote: putting us on a path to remove our presence in Iraq and Afghanistan
quote: killing the terrorist from the last President's f'up
quote: His programs are working
quote: bank bailouts have been paid back with interest
quote: job growth is happening
quote: I'm just plain scared with the republican choices.... scared.
quote: You're not going to see any of these Republican candidates guys driving a Chevy Volt, ever.
quote: It's going to be hard to "look good" against anyone given his record as President.
quote: This is just more of the typical fear mongering Republicans get bashed with, yawn. They're going to take away your Social Security, they're going to take away Wellfare. They're going to push your dear old granny off a cliff in her wheelchair. They're going to remove education and usher in a religious martial law. They're going to be big and meanie and bla bla bla.
quote: I wonder though at the 16% of people who seldom/never go to church but still believe the Bible is the literal word of "God"Or the 5% that claim no religion, yet believe it's the literal word of "God"
quote: All joking aside, I'll go with the lower likeliness of being a religious nutcase...
quote: 74% of UK is non-religious for example.
quote: I'm sure everyone here had some belief or ideology in common with Hitler or another evil dictator too. Doesn't mean anything.
quote: If a large fraction of Liberal Democrats identify that they believe every single word of the Bible is literally what happened, according to the -same- rationale you have presented everywhere else, it must mean that Liberal Democrat views are products of weak/feeble minds and shouldn't be tolerated
quote: Campaign with tax increases...
quote: No, no, and hell no. Counting entitlement program taxes, we already take about 20% minimum of even poor peoples' income at just the federal level .
quote: That's not counting state and local taxes, which are highly regressive and also hit people with less money harder, like gas taxes.
quote: In fact, the CBO estimates the Lower 20% pay on average 3.9% Federal Tax Burden
quote: Since the poorest get EIC paypacks, some of the poorest get very close to 0% Federal taxation in the form of Income Taxes and FICA.
quote: Its also fairly hard to argue that something like a gas tax is fundamentally a regressive tax...
quote: ...since gas is not a fundamental "right" and from which the road system is supposed to be maintained.
quote: 3.9% income tax + 15.3% entitlement taxes = 19.2%
quote: The povery rate is about 14-15% and has historically been near that amount.Poor people are not just "the poorest." That describes mostly those unable to hold down a job, which is irrelevant to the subject of income tax.
quote: Regressive as a proportion of income. That describes any flat sales tax. If you find that "hard to argue," I can't help you there.
quote: I don't recall anything that tax money goes to being a "fundamental right," which is precisely the problem with taking 1/5 of a struggling person's income by force.
quote: Funny how it never is an option for you americans to vote a 3rd party.
quote: With things like youtube, facebook and twitter, PR is no longer a problem. You're not bound by TV!
quote: Campaign with tax increases, spending cuts, a message that it will be hard for all, but that you will actually FIX the problem. As long as you use common sense as your campaign platform you've already won all the debates - they can't give a straight awnser, or it won't make sense.
quote: only state positives of your party and no negatives of the other party.
quote: intolerance for race and religion that isn't Christian
quote: You forgot blind hatred of non-whites,
quote: a belief that the earth is 5,000 or so years of age,
quote: and a belief that dropping bombs on people will usher in world peace.
quote: Actually you are allies to the Israelis and not the other way around.
quote: I would say you would have been better of being an ally to Saddam than being ally to Israel.
quote: I am not an Arab or something but just try to think logically. You have 120 million or more Arabs and you are enemies to them because you support something like 4-5 million Israelis.
quote: Not all evangelicals are Republican and not all Republicans are evangelicals. Unless of course you can prove otherwise
quote: Of course not all, but over half of people voting republican are morons compared to just over 1/3 of people voting democrat.
quote: Also, you have a 1 in 5 chance of actually encountering a person with above average intelligence amongst Democrats
quote: Personally, I believe both are in the 50% range.
quote: Woodrow Wilson one of if not our smartest president, who was in academia most of his life and had a Doctorate was also one of our worst presidents.
quote: Of course not all, but over half of people voting republican are morons compared to just over 1/3 of people voting democrat.
quote: Think of it as a disqualification reason. Many police agencies instantly disqualify people with drug use from applying for a job, and a belief that the world is 10000 years old is the same. It should disqualify you from being a rational human being, which should be required to vote.
quote: You forgot blind hatred of non-whites, a belief that the earth is 5,000 or so years of age, intolerance for race and religion that isn't Christian, and a belief that dropping bombs on people will usher in world peace.
quote: Last I checked we were still in Afghanistan. Also, Guantanamo Bay is open for business as well.
quote: Conservatives tend to favor economic freedom, but frequently support laws to restrict personal behavior that violates "traditional values."
quote: But that's a very different thing than claiming we would use the Government to restrict freedom. We simply don't feel the Government's job is to insert itself into these social issues with taxpayer money or legislation.
quote: Your opinion has been noted that Santorum does the best job "expressing Conservatism"
quote: Santorum is a bit of a nut job, but its also hard to say he's not a "conservative".
quote: But by all means, find something, anything, to argue with me about. Thanks for also ignoring the other 99% of my message.
quote: The truth is, the vast majority of so called "Conservative" Political candidates believe it is the role of the local, state, or Federal Government to legislate or enforce morality laws or some sort or another.
quote: Drug use isn't a "moral" issue, it's a criminal one.
quote: but do you see Liberals doing anything about it?
quote: Liberals are worse. Obama for example justified his desire to increase capital gains tax based on a "fairness" arguement. That's certainly morality territory. And that's just the tip of the Ice Berg.
quote: Liberals are worse.
quote: The Volstead Act was authored by a Republican, and passed by Republican Majority Congress.
quote: I don't know what you call a "majority", but it sure looks like more Democrats voted to pass the bill than Republicans.
quote: I'm not sure what your goals are here or what you're trying to get me to concede. And I frankly don't care. You're just trying to smear Conservatives, and as usual, me.
quote: Liberals are worse. Obama for example justified his desire to increase capital gains tax based on a "fairness" arguement. That's certainly morality territory. And that's just the tip of the Ice Berg.
quote: It should probably be noted that there is a large difference between:
quote: Anyway keep using social issues to force Conservatives into submission. I really love that tactic.
quote: A socially conservative presidential candidate is only a step removed from Hitler. They should be avoided with extreme prejudice.
quote: Oklahoma is exercising their States rights. If they have intruded into their citizens civil rights, or went against the Constitution, these laws will eventually be struck down by the Supreme Court. Your Hitler analogies are, again, terribly off-base and irrelevant.
quote: Also, news flash, they didn't succeed over slavery. The Civil War wasn't over slavery, sorry to shatter another misconception of yours.
quote: I'm confused. In your link the (two year old) story clearly states the Oklahoma state legislature passed these laws. What in the hell does that have to do with a Presidential Candidate?
quote: Because it shows what a Republican legislature will do at the state level.
quote: Also, your side claims morality too while Pelosi has who knows how many low-paid Mexicans working her vineyard for her.
quote: Ruining the country??
quote: Because one of these guys are going to beat him. Guaranteed.
quote: Oh, and the Volt is a waste of money and bad for the environment.
quote: There's the Angry Face and the Hey, I'm driving with a hot white woman... should have married her instead Face
quote: What I don't like about the medical system is that they have a monopoly over what I can or cannot put in my own body.


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Place completely unwrapped package of cream cheese in microwaveable bowl. Microwave on HIGH 10 sec. or just until softened. Add 15 sec. for each additional package of cream cheese.
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This was very good but you really have to LOVE peanut butter in order to be in love with this cheesecake. The taste kinda reminds me of peanut butter cookies and I don't think I was anticipating such a strong peanut butter taste. I followed the recipe exact except for the crust, I didn't have sugar cookies so a I made a chocolate graham cracker crust. Although it was tasty, it was a bit too rich for my taste. I probably won't be making this again but just because I'm not too big on peanut butter not because it wasn't tasty. I'm sure this would be delicious to a peanut butter lover.