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This Sentinel System also will encourage more adverse event reporting by health professionals, more effective analysis of health information, and better methods for communicating safety information to providers and patients. "We may be entering a new era for determining how drugs should be used on the market," commented Mark McClellan, former FDA commissioner and Medicare chief, who is now at the Brookings Institution where he chaired a forum on postmarket evidence.
Spurring discoveryImproved understanding of how drugs affect patients in real world settings also has potential to inform drug discovery and reshape biomedical research and drug development. FDA Commissioner Andrew von Eschenbach described this initiative as an opportunity to use the delivery of health care as a discovery platform. Similarly, Johnson & Johnson Corporate Vice President Garry Neil predicted a "revolution in the entire health care system"; bringing information on how drugs affect people back to discovery will support new medical products that are more effective, safer, and less costly.
McClellan explained further at the June annual meeting of the Drug Information Association (DIA) that an active postmarket surveillance system fits a life-cycle approach to drug development and regulation, moving away from distinct pre- and postmarket regulatory processes. FDA concerns about drug safety are "not just a pendulum swing," he commented, but reflect higher public expectations about drug safety over the long run.
A more efficient and proactive postmarket surveillance system also offers support for FDA approval of new drug applications (NDAs). If the regulators have confidence that safety problems will be identified quickly and appropriately after a drug goes to market, they may be more willing to approve an application for a product that raises safety concerns. The hope of advocates for the Sentinel System is that it will give the public and FDA reviewers more confidence about approving innovative and targeted medical products.
FDA officials, moreover, are optimistic that the Sentinel System may reduce the size and scope of late stage clinical trials and of postapproval studies. Phase III trials are large and costly because they address drug safety issues, McClellan pointed out. But a more robust system for monitoring how drugs are used by patients, he explained, "takes off some of the pressure on Phase III studies to address all the safety issues before a drug comes to market." Although sponsors fear that earlier and broader assessment of postmarket data will yield false negatives that set off alarms on every new drug, Jesse Goodman, director of the Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research (CBER), suggested that such oversight may put to rest concerns about the safety of a new drug or vaccine that are raised in prelicensure studies. "The data can cut both ways," he observed at a press briefing.
More efficient postmarket surveillance also may reduce FDA demands for extensive Phase IV studies, as health system information becomes more effective in identifying safety issues. Instead of requiring manufacturers to sponsor a long list of postmarket clinical studies, FDA reviewers may call for six months or a year of database monitoring for certain anticipated safety concerns.


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AS THE PROPHET reached out to embrace the peoples of the Western Hemisphere and make them a family of nations, the breaking up of his own idyllic household was piercing his heart.
Woodrow Wilson always had enjoyed sanctuary in a sympathetic home. His affection for his dear ones was childlike, his concern for their welfare almost motherly. He expected obedience from them, but exacted it courteously: one day when a daughter wished to go riding in the park with friends whom he thought undesirable, he asked, "M'dear, can't you find a better way to occupy your time?"1 Often the Wilsons planned their engagements so that the clan could be together, alone, on birthdays and other special occasions; and once the President canceled a weekend trip on the Mayflower in order to give moral support to daughter Margaret, who would otherwise have to stay alone at the White House and prepare for a speaking engagement about which she was nervous. His second daughter, Jessie, had been married less than five months when his secretary of the Treasury came to him to ask the hand of his youngest, his spirited, lovable Nellie; and after this conversation McAdoo wrote confidentially to House: "Miss Eleanor and I are engaged! 'The Governor' has consented and I am supremely happy."2
It was difficult for Woodrow Wilson to accept the departure of his little playmate--the girl for whom he had toiled on an American History so that she might have a pony. "I shall be poor without her," he wrote to Mary Hulbert, "she and I have been such ideal chums! It's hard, very hard, not to be selfish and rebel,--or repine! But her happiness is of much more importance than mine,--I mean to me." At the wedding, as he walked down the corridor to the Blue Room, prepared to give her away, he was relieved by a chance to chuckle to himself when____________________

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James Taylor To Play Fenway Park Concert In August 2016It's the singer-songwriter's second concert in two years at the ballpark.
James Taylor's Mother Dies At Martha's Vineyard HomeGertrude Woodard Taylor was 92.
James Taylor Debuts Song 'Angels Of Fenway' At Fenway ParkLegendary singer and songwriter James Taylor introduced his new song to a small audience at Fenway Park Sunday.
MusiCares Tribute To Carole King Spans Generations, GenresSteven Tyler, P!nk, Lady Gaga, Sara Bareilles, Zac Brown, Miranda Lambert, Miguel and Alicia Keys were among the many artists who paid tribute last night to one of the greatest songwriters of popular music.
James Taylor Starts National Anthem With 'America The Beautiful' LyricsJames Taylor sang the National Anthem before Game Two of the World Series at Fenway Park Thursday night, but for a moment he seemed to lose his place.
Aerosmith, James Taylor Headline All-Star Lineup For 'Boston Strong' Concert A huge benefit concert was announced on Friday for the victims fund of the Boston Marathon bombings.
President Obama Rallies With James Taylor In NH Ahead Of StormAhead of Hurricane Sandy, President Barack Obama is bring some "Fire and Rain" to New Hampshire, where he'll be joined by singer James Taylor in Nashua.
WBZ NewsRadio 1030 At The Democratic Convention: Day 4 & James TaylorWBZ NewsRadio 1030's Joe Mathieu and Carl Stevens are filing reports all week from the DNC.
Michelle Obama To Headline $20,000-A-Seat Fundraiser In Western Mass.Michelle Obama is planning a trip to western Massachusetts to raise money for President Obama's reelection campaign, including a $20,000-a-seat dinner with Gov. Deval Patrick.
Falling Tree Kills Sudbury Man After James Taylor Tanglewood ConcertA Sudbury man died after being struck by a tree while walking back to his car following a James Taylor concert at Tanglewood.
Boston Area Arts Picks For Father's Day WeekendWhat's a dad to do on Father's Day weekend? Why not make it special with some of the best Arts that Boston has to offer.
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Lewis & Clark Confluence Tower
The Lewis & Clark Confluence Tower is dedicated to the duo's history-making journey, and serves as a gateway to the Meeting of the Great Rivers National Scenic Byway. The Corps of Discovery voyage began here on May 14, 1804, at the confluence of the Mississippi and Missouri rivers. Take the elevator up to the top of the 180-foot-tall tower, where you'll step out to panoramic views of the swirling river waters (the view is particularly stunning at sunset). On platforms located at 50, 100 and 150 feet visitors learn about the early days of Hartford, as well as Lewis and Clark's journey.
Twilight Thursdays at the Tower
Watch the sunset over the confluence of the Mississippi and Missouri rivers from 150 feet in the air at the Lewis & Clark Confluence Tower. Experience the breathtaking view of the landscape during the twilight hours, April 21st and May 26th from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. at "Twilight Thursdays" at the Lewis & Clark Confluence Tower. Admission is $5 per person. For more information, call (618) 251-9101 or go to www.ConfluenceTower.com.
JR's Place
Try the "Big Mac" pizza at JR's Place in Hartford and you'll be hooked. This signature pizza tastes just like it's famous namesake burger, but in pizza form. The menu is for those adventurous diners who like to step outside the box when they eat. The kitchen closes early on Saturdays and is not open on Sundays.
Midwest Motor Sports
Looking for that perfect adult toy? Midwest Motor Sports has 20,000 square feet of two and four wheel motorcycles and ATV's as well as personal watercraft. In addition to the huge showroom, the store features a test tank for test runs of watercraft. Monday, Tuesday and Thursday, 9 a.m. - 6 p.m., Wednesday and Friday. 9 a.m. - 8 p.m. and Saturday, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Hummingbird Festival
In conjunction with the Illinois Audubon Society, hummingbirds will be banded and released at the Lewis & Clark State Historic Site. Participants can adopt and release a hummingbird. This event runs from 9 a.m. - Noon only. For more information, call (618) 251-5811.
Lewis & Clark Music Festival
Join us for the annual Lewis & Clark Music Festival. Traditional music of the late 1700s and early 1800s will be performed by musicians playing fiddles, dulcimers and flutes. Watch, listen, and participate in this wonderful dance and music festival. Admission is free. For more information, call (618) 251-5811.
International SUNday Festival
Get a good look at the sun through special solar telescopes during the first-ever International SUNday Festival at the Confluence Tower. Members of several local astronomical organizations will be on hand to celebrate the Summer Solstice (which falls on Father's Day this year) from Noon to 5 p.m. The first 100 families to visit will receive a pair of free Solar Glasses. There will be food vendors, including "Good Looking Kettle Corn", Eppel's Pantry and Princivalli's Cafe on hand. Representatives will also share information about the sun, our nearest star in the Solar System. Amateur astronomers will provide their own optical equipment to safely view the sun including hydrogen, alpha, calcium and white light views. This event is free, although there is a charge to tour the Tower.
Lewis & Clark Frontier Dog Walk
This event will center on walking your dogs on a two mile course. There will be dog trainers, groomers, and dog adoptions from local societies. At 1:00 p.m. a guest speaker will be hosted within the Interpretive Center's theater. The event is only on Saturday, from 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Dogs will only be allowed in the theater between 1:00 p.m. and 2:00 p.m. Dogs may be walked through and around Camp River Dubois. For more information, call (618) 251-5811.
Father's Day at the Tower
Celebrate Father's Day by giving Dad a free tour of the Lewis & Clark Confluence Tower. All fathers, when accompanied by family members, will receive free Tower tours. See the views from 150 feet above the confluence of the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers.
Indian Princess Storytelling at the Confluence Tower
Meet Indian Princesses Pocahontas and Sacajawea during a special storytelling experience Saturday, July 9 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. The two princesses will appear at the Tower's outdoor amphitheater for a storytelling session and meet and greet. Bring lawn chairs and blankets for seating. Admission is free although there is a charge to tour the Tower. For more information, call (618) 258-9101.
Locust Hills Golf Club
This 18-hole golf course was built in 1933.
Antiques, Etc.
Antiques, Etc. offers a large variety of glassware, pottery, furniture, primitives, vintage quilts and linens, old books, and much more.
Cross-Eyed Elephant Antiques
Cross-Eyed Elephant offers antiques and collectibles, estate jewelry, orientalia, fine glass, porcelain, primitives, books, and ephemera.
As The Crow Flies
As The Crow Flies offers country gifts, home decor, curtains, rugs, framed art, lamps, candles, and more.
Calico Moon
Calico Moon features primitives, dry goods, rug hooking, primitive stitch, supplies, and classes.
Legendary Creations Candle & Gift Shop
Legendary Creations offers Yankee candles and accessories, greeting cards, collectibles, home decor, and Caswell Massey.
St. Louis Street Shopping
St. Louis Street in Lebanon is paved with brick and lined with many unique antique boutiques and specialty shops. Several of the stores specialize in Victorian and country collectibles, distinctive gifts, music, foods, fine glassware, and books. Shoppers can find a little bit of everything here.
The Mermaid House
The beautiful house is an example of an 1830s hotel. Charles Dickens once visited there in 1842 while researching a book he wrote on prairies in America.
Our Common Ground
Our Common Ground is a nonprofit organization dedicated to growing local art by organizing mixed media shows in rural communities.
Looking Glass Playhouse
The Looking Glass Playhouse was started in 1972 by a small group of volunteers to raise money for McKendree College by directing and producing a musical play. The play was a success and they have been putting on performances ever since. Drama, musicals, and comedy performances are on the bill.
The Hett Theater
Distinguished speakers, concerts, and drama are all part of the playbill at The Hett, McKendree College's showcase Center for the Arts.
Dr. Jazz Soda Fountain & Grille
Come and experience the flavor of an old time soda fountain. Dr. Jazz is an old-fashioned parlor featuring Cedar Crest Ice Cream, Chicago-style hot dogs, sandwiches, soups, salads, and much more.
Ron's Lounge
Ron's Lounge has hot sandwiches, pizza, cold drinks, and much more.
St. Louis Street Cafe
St. Louis Street Cafe has soup, salad, sandwiches served on freshly baked bread, daily specials, homemade pie, hand-dipped ice cream, and so much more.
Uncle Huffy's Barbeque
For scrumptious, hickory-smoked pulled pork, loin ribs, chicken, and much more, come on down to Uncle Huffy's Barbeque.
McKendree University Sports
The McKendree University campus houses two gyms: the Melvin Price Convocation Center and the attached IM gym, which can be configured to produce a total of four basketball or volleyball courts. Leemon Field, an artificial turf surface with the look and feel of natural grass, is home to several programs, including the nationally ranked football team, men's/women's soccer, and track & field.
Landmark on Madison Bed & Breakfast
Historic classic Greek Revival mansion built in 1906. Built on the site of old Veranda Hotel stagecoach stop on the Vincennes Trail. Full of southern charm. A step back in time.
Lebanon's Queen Anne Bed & Breakfast
Lebanon's Queen Anne, a true "Painted Lady," sits gracefully in her place on IL Highway 4 greeting the many travelers as they pass by. A true Victorian bed and breakfast.
Aunt Bea's Attic Antiques
Unique antiques and collectibles from all over the world.
FEZZIWIG'S Marketplace
FEZZIWIG'S is like no other store in the area. The three 19th-century storefronts are all adjoined. The Marketplace sells exceptional prepackaged gourmet foods including Stonewall Kitchen, Barefoot Contessa and Robert Rothschild, along with Bella Cucina, Clearbrook Farms and Bissingers, just to name a few. Gift baskets, boxes and crates using foods, wines, teas and artisan cheeses are available.
Schiappa's Pasta Pizza & Wings
Schiappa's originated in Lebanon in 1979 with family recipes from Italy and the east coast. Schiappa's prides itself on having the best & most carefully crafted pizza in the area. The biggest as well! Our pizzas are not churned out on a factory line; we know that some people will wait a while for quality. Unlike many pizza parlors, Schiappa's makes its own dough & only uses the freshest ingredients on a daily basis. It's home of the 40" pizza. Check out our website for menu items.
Downtown Lebanon
Stroll brick-paved St. Louis Street in the Lebanon Antiques District, where you'll find more than 20 antique and specialty shops in this historic town that was founded in 1804, during the time of the Lewis & Clark expedition.
Gateway National Golf Links
Gateway National offers an 18-hole, par 71 course made up of rolling links, separated by gentle mounds that meander through lush, green pasturelands.
Gateway Motorsports Park
Racing enthusiasts of all kinds will find special events around every hair pin from the drag strip, oval, road racing track, National sanctioned carting track as well as concerts and corporate functions. Former race car driver Curtis Francois brought back the track and the NHRA Midwest Nationals. Don't miss many of the other events that are held through the year.
NASCAR Drivin' for Linemen 200
Put it in high gear and watch this hot summer race. Includes the Camping World Truck Series, ARCA Short Track Series and USAC Silver Crown Series.
Stonebridge Golf Club
Stonebridge offers 18 holes of first-class golf.
Fancy That! Gifts, Collectibles, and Antiques
Fancy That! offers gifts by type and occasion, collectibles, antiques, small engines, lawn mowers, power equipment, and mower repair.
Drost Park
Drost Park features a 7-acre lake, pavilions, 1-mile walking trail, boat ramp, playground, and restroom facilities. The University of Illinois' Master Gardeners keep it seasonally beautiful.
Family Fun Tyme
Located in Maryville, this facility has an indoor arcade, batting cages and lots more fun for kids. Alfonzo's Restaurant is right next door for pizza lovers.
Alfonzo's Pizzeria
Alfonso's has delicious Italian food with excellent service and carry-out.
Bobby's Frozen Custard
Bobby's has concretes, sundaes, shakes, malts, floats, banana splits, the brownie buster, a large variety of sauces, real fruit toppings, nuts, and candies. You can take home a pint or a quart of Bobby's delicious ice cream.
Red Apple Restaurant
Red Apple has tasty, homestyle cooking, and is a perfect place to take the entire family. Red Apple always has fast and friendly service.
Villa Marie Winery & Banquet Center
Villa Marie Winery began operation in 2006. The result – over thirty different award-winning (state and international) wines. Nestled in the rolling hills of Southern Illinois, Villa Marie Winery and Banquet Center, a 20,000 square foot venue, is the site of weddings, parties, family and corporate events, and a relaxed atmosphere for spontaneous gatherings, planned meetings, or an opportunity to taste outstanding wines. Come for lunch, order delicious appetizers, or enjoy assorted cheeses and crackers while sipping wine and appreciating the peaceful surroundings. Villa Marie Winery and Banquet Center hosts events throughout the year. Come for: "Wine All You Want Wednesday" (ladies' night), days to honor military personnel, original music showcases, special events on calendar holidays, customer appreciation, or for a quiet place to drink excellent wine, watch the swans and ducks, and enjoy the company of good friends. Check our website for dates and times of events:
Boogie's Restaurant & Sports Bar
Boogies is Maryville's #1 spot for steaks, sports, burgers, cold beer, hot wings, and Good Times. Now a Wi-Fi hot spot, complimentary for all our guests!"
Randy's House of BBQ
Randy's award winning House of BBQ is dedicated to providing excellent quality BBQ in a casual comfortable atmosphere. Their Pork, Chicken, Ribs, and Beef Brisket are prepared just like in the old days in a pit cooked over Hickory, Apple, and Wild Cherry wood. This is so you can taste as well as smell the flavors while enjoying your meal. Whether you are looking for a place to take your family to dinner or if you would prefer to just stop by and pick it up, we have the grill fired up and ready to serve you.
Mascoutah Country Club
This nine-hole golf course was designed by Darryl Stein.
The Bee Hollow Market
The Bee Hollow Market has a great selection of loose leaf tea, whole-bean coffee, spices, and wine. New wines offered monthly. So come in, relax, and enjoy the aromas of The Bee Hollow Market.
Flowers, Balloons, Etc.
Flowers, Balloons, Etc. offers a large variety of fresh and silk flowers, plants, wedding flowers, candles, balloons, stuffed animals, and gourmet gift baskets.
Granny's Nook
Granny's Nook has a wide variety of gifts and collectibles.
Midtown Floral
Midtown Floral is a great little shop located in downtown Mascoutah and offers beautiful flowers for any occasion.
Patchwork Corner Crafts
Patchwork Corner Crafts has a wide variety of quilting and craft supplies.
Silver Creek Mill
Silver Creek Mill has wonderful gifts for any occasion.
Berger-Kiel Log House
The log house gives a glimpse into local life in the 1800s. While at the park, visit the refurbished caboose and passenger train.
Mascoutah Heritage Museum
The museum focuses on the businesses that helped the city grow, particularly milling.
Scheve Park
This expansive park features picnic areas, baseball and softball fields, playgrounds, tennis courts, horseshoe pits, and sand volleyball courts. The centerpiece of the park is an old train depot, a full-size caboose, and a train car that can be reserved for groups.
The Gathering Place
The Gathering Place has a variety of soup, sandwiches, desserts, and more.
Roemer Topf Restaurant
Roemer Topf is a family owned and operated and offers international appetizers, salads, authentic sides, special entrees, traditional desserts, and uses only the finest, freshest ingredients.
Tony's Restaurant
Tony's Place has sandwiches, soup, delicious sides, steak, chicken, seafood, pot roast, country fried steak, prime rib, pasta, great desserts, and more.
Skootr's Restaurant & Bar
Skootr's serves delicious food in a fun, casual environment. Steaks, chicken, classic American food. Outdoor patio, bar, children's menu.
La Quinta Inn & Suites
Come be our guest at the La Quinta Inn & Suites located in quaint and charming Mascoutah. Your room will provide you with many wonderful amenities including microwave, refrigerator, coffee maker, hairdryer, iron and ironing board, 32-inch plasma televisions with HBO, free high speed internet and free local calls. In the morning, treat yourself to our Free Brightside Breakfast TM. Stay connected in our business center which is open 24 hours a day for your convenience. Or if you prefer to relax, have a refreshing swim in our indoor pool and spa. Our state-of-the-art fitness center will provide you with all of your fitness needs, and you can enjoy your favorite show while working out on the large plasma television. Pet lovers; please feel free to bring your furry friends. Your comfort is the heart of our business, and our friendly and courteous staff will do everything possible to meet your travel needs ensuring that your stay at our hotel will not be your last.
Jo-Al Winery and Country Store
Jo and Al, husband and wife vintners, produce wines made from local fruits of nearby orchards and berry fields. Apples make a nice dry to resemble Chardinay. Blackberries are a little sweet with a dry finish. Strawberries are sweet and smooth. Their country store has home-made jellies, candies, pickles, beef jerky and one of the best salsas in Illinois. Come in for a free taste sample or to browse the gift shop.
Triple Lakes Golf Course
This 18-hole golf course opened in 1962.
Breadeaux Pizza
Breadeaux Pizza has unique variety of pizzas such as quesadilla, super Hawaiian, taco, chicken fiesta, cheeseburger, meatball, barbeque, vegetarian, and many more, and you can always build your own pizza with the toppings you want. Also, pastas, salads, sandwiches, and tantalizing desserts.
Reinhardt's Restaurant & Lounge
Reinhardt's has all the delicious food and fun you can handle with pizza, steak, meatloaf, roast beef, fried chicken, and more. For fun, there's several big screens, pool, and video games all in a great family atmosphere.
Westend Bar & Restaurant
Westend has delicious, fresh seafood.
Along the Way Bed & Breakfast
During your stay in the area come and lose your everyday stresses at Along the Way guesthouse. It offers alternative accommodations for travelers. It is your home away from home where you will experience gracious mid-western hospitality. Three suites available.
Settle Inn & Suites
Comfortable Lodging Experience at a Great Value Welcome to the Settle Inn & Suites, an O'Fallon hotel near Scott Air Force Base. Our hotel invites you to be our guest. Relax in our clean spacious rooms featuring a host of amenities and comfortable King or Queen beds. Enjoy our secluded seasonal courtyard pool or indoor whirlpool. Take advantage of our complimentary cooked to order breakfast served to you at Schiappa's, our adjacent full service restaurant and lounge. Surf on our free high-speed Internet, or enjoy expanded cable TV with HBO in your O'Fallon hotel room. For your comfort and convenience every room is equipped with a microwave, refrigerator, coffee maker, hairdryer, speaker phone with voicemail, clock radio, hairdryer, hand held massage shower head, curved shower rod, safe, iron and ironing board. At the Settle Inn & Suites O'Fallon we want you to have everything you need to relax, refresh and replenish. Our friendly staff is waiting to welcome you.
Quality Inn
The Quality Inn hotel is conveniently located off Interstate 64, minutes from Southwestern Illinois College Belleville Campus. Popular area attractions within 20 miles include: Casino Queen, St. Clair Square and Cahokia Mounds. Many restaurants and cocktail lounges are located near the hotel. Guests will enjoy a wide variety of amenities, including: free hot continental breakfast, free wireless high-speed Internet access, indoor heated pool and hot tub and business center. All guest rooms include microwaves, refrigerators, coffee makers, hair dryers, irons and ironing boards. Whirlpool bathtubs are available in king rooms. Pets are welcome with a nightly fee. This hotel offers a safe and relaxing stay in rooms that are immaculate, with staff that offers friendly and helpful Midwestern hospitality. At the Quality Inn hotel in O'Fallon, you will spend a night, not a fortune.
Extended Stay America
Welcome to Extended StayAmerica St. Louis - O' Fallon, Il. Our hotel is designed especially for longer stays with studios featuring fully-equipped kitchens and plenty of work space... amenities you won't find in a typical hotel room. • Kitchen with refrigerator, microwave, and stovetop • Convenient workspace • Free local phone calls • Personalized voice mail • Iron and full size ironing board • On site guest laundry • Dining and cooking utensils provided • Wireless Internet - one time fee of $4.99 per stay Pet Friendly Rooms
Baymont Inn
The Baymont Inn and Suites of O/Fallon, Illinois is pleased to provide our guests with exceptional service and quality amenities at an affordable price. Whether you are here for Business or Leisure you can enjoy our Indoor Heated Swimming Pool, Business Center, Fitness Center and Free Internet in all guest rooms, Free Cable, HBO and much more. After a restful night of sleep, you can look forward to starting your day with a Complimentary Enhanced Breakfast.
Candlewood Suites
Relish cozy surroundings at the Candlewood Suites® Hotel O'Fallon, Il. This hotel's all-suite, extended stay accommodations are just a short drive from the city, yet far enough away to enjoy the tranquility of small-town life. Guests searching the area hotels are pleased to know we offer free Wi-Fi access in every suite. There's also an on-site Business Center featuring copy, fax, print and PC services. Even government travelers in town to visit nearby Scott Air Force Base find that these apartment-style suites make the perfect home away from home. This hotel's facility is close to the Grizzlies Minor League baseball park, GCS Stadium. Take the family to an evening game and enjoy America's favorite pastime. During your stay, you can work off stress in the on-site Fitness Center or cook out using the natural gas grills in the outdoor gazebo area. Whether you're staying for a week or a month, you'll feel right at home here. We'll help you get to know O'Fallon.
Drury Inn & Suites
This beautiful suburb combines small town values with a close proximity to St. Louis, making it a great place to live or visit. Our hotel offers clean rooms, friendly service and a dizzying amount of free amenities. We offer free wireless Internet, the free 5:30 Kickback® with hot food and cold beverages, free popcorn and soda in the lobby, free long distance calls and our free hot breakfast. At Drury, that means Belgian waffles, biscuits and gravy, scrambled eggs and sausage (not a bag of mini muffins heated over a lighter).
Centerfield Park
Spend the day tackling go-karts, miniature golf, batting cages, bumper boats and a video arcade.
Hilton Garden Inn & The Regency Conference Center
Relax at our hotel overlooking a lovely six-acre lake with an exquisite fountain, the Hilton Garden Inn St. Louis Shiloh/O'Fallon hotel is an excellent introduction to the region. If you're visiting for business, we provide versatile meeting venues and close proximity to local companies, universities, and military installations such as Scott Air Force Base. Take some time to explore area attractions that include Gateway Grizzlies Park and the World Shooting and Recreational Complex in Sparta. Wrap up a day of work or leisure by relaxing in our indoor heated pool and whirlpool - followed by a wonderful meal in our restaurant and bar. With 128 spacious rooms and suites, and signature Hilton services, we're an attractive departure from surrounding O'Fallon and Shiloh hotels.
Thrifty Treasures Two
Thrifty Treasures is a favorite spot to shop for antiques, collectibles, furniture, household items, and rare treasures.
Gifts for Individuals
Gifts for Individuals is a full-service awards, trophy, and ad specialty business and offers a large variety of clocks, desk accessories, Spirit of St. Louis, and trophies for sports, academics, military, and more.
Mueller's Antiques
Mueller's has a large selection of great antiques.
Pannus Gifts & Jewelry
Pannus has wonderful gifts and beautiful jewelry for every occasion.
Scrapbook Factory
The Scrapbook Factory offers all the supplies you need to create the scrapbook of your dreams.
Three Sisters Crafts & Gifts
Three Sisters Crafts & Gifts offers handmade crafts, beads, jewelry-making supplies, home decor, scrapbook and quilting supplies, and much more.
Andria's Restaurant
Since 1979, Andria's has been serving O'Fallon with delicious appetizers, seafood, steak, prime rib, pork chops, and much more.
Casa Azteca Restaurant
Casa Azteca offers delicious Mexican food for the whole family.
Japanese Gardens Restaurant
Japanese Gardens offers excellent cooking table service, with many delicious dishes, and a large sushi bar and built in entertainment as the chef cooks your dinner right in front of you.
China King
China King has a wonderful variety of delicious Chinese food for the whole family.
Dragon Palace
Dragon Palace offers delicious authentic Chinese food. Buffet, Carry-out.
Gator's Frozen Custard Inc.
Gator's has great frozen custard and other treats, delicious and fun for the whole family.
I Scream U Scream
I Scream U Scream we all scream for ice cream and we have it, with large variety of delicious flavors and toppings, you will leave screaming for joy!
Paulo's at the Mansion
Located in a beautiful, historic building, Paulo's at the Mansion has succulent Angus steaks, salads, pastas, seafood, pork chops, lamb, and an affordably priced kid's menu. Enjoy drinks in Jerry's Lounge.
Schiappa's Pasta Pizza & Wings
At Schiappa's try the challenge, two people must eat one 29" pizza in a 1/2 hour, or you can just come for the delicious pizza, salads, soups, shrimp, and more.
Hot Shots Sports Bar & Grill
Hot Shots has delicious American favorites, with lots of TVs to view the latest sports games.
Thip's Thai Cuisine
Thip's has delicious Thai cuisine like pad kee mao, and more made with the freshest ingredients, and as spicy as you want it.
O'Fallon Family Sports Park
This world-class facility sits on 200 acres, and features four lighted baseball/softball diamonds, 12 ball diamonds and soccer fields.
Suburban Extended Stay Hotel
Welcome to the Suburban Extended Stay, an O'Fallon hotel near Scott Air Force Base! The Suburban Extended Stay® hotel is located near several area attractions and local points of interest. This O'Fallon, IL hotel is minutes from Scott Air Force Base, Southwestern Illinois College Belleville Campus, the MidAmerica St. Louis Airport, the Spirit of St. Louis Airport and Gateway Center multipurpose venue.
America's Best Inn & Suites
This 71-room hotel has high speed internet access, an indoor pool, and is within walking distance to several restaurants.
Aroy Thai Cuisine
Aroy Thai Cuisine is just across the street from the Green Mount Crossing Shopping Center. You'll find all of your thai favorites... from crab rangoon to curry to pad Thai.
Ice Cream Haven
Ice Cream Haven's menu is full of frosty delights for all ages.


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A south Birmingham community centre under threat of closure has been given an 18-month breathing space.
But the future of the Friends' Institute in Balsall Heath remains in doubt after city council officials confirmed it could cost pounds 2 million to repair and bring the Victorian building up to modern health and safety standards.
More than 40 arts and community organisations based at the Institute are facing hefty rent rises and have been told by the council to explore ways of running the building themselves through a Community Development Trust.
Members of the trusts and charities subcommittee heard yesterday that the tenants pay a total rent of pounds 40,000 a year, leaving the council to find pounds 39,000 annually to subsidise the building's running costs.
The sub-committee was also told the council has failed to comply with trust law by failing for more than 20 years to lodge annual accounts for the Friends' Institute with the Charity Commission.
The commission has now given the council permission to review all rents at the Institute.
Bret Willers, director of the Hall Green Constituency, which has overall responsibility for running the building, said: "We are emphasising the option of moving towards a Community Development Trust so that the community will be involved in managing the building.
"But there are major issues relating to the fabric of the building. It is very old and costly to run."
Mr Willers pointed out that the council's 10 constituency committees, covering the whole of Birmingham, have capital budgets totalling only pounds 3 million.
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Changes to girls basketball seasons effective July 1, 2015, are for the most part being embraced by Johnson County coaches.
The IHSAA Board of Directors on Monday approved moving up the start date by one week to ensure the state finals being played in Indianapolis. In March, the IHSAA announced the finals would be returning to Bankers Life Fieldhouse beginning next season.
Scheduling conflicts regarding use of the building steered the annual four-game showcase to other venues — Lucas Oil Stadium (2009), Fort Wayne's Allen Coliseum (2010 and 2011) and Hulman Center in Terre Haute (2012, 2013, 2014).
"I was in favor of it because I didn't like the idea of the state championship being anywhere other than Indianapolis. I want the girls to have their moment," Center Grove coach Shawn Sanders said. "As far as the championship games go, you want them to be in Bankers Life Fieldhouse.
"That's where the Pacers play. That's where the Fever play."
Franklin coach Walt Raines echoes the sentiment.
"Getting the state finals back to Indianapolis was a big key for girls basketball in general," he said.
Moving the first practice date and first authorized contest date up a week have proven to be dicier subjects.
Center Grove conducted its fall break this school year from Oct. 14 to 25. The first day of girls basketball practice was Oct. 28.
The first day of preparations for the 2015-16 season, originally Oct. 26 on the IHSAA's calendar, now will be Oct. 19.
"It will be a little bit of an adjustment for a number of families because of vacations, but we'll make it work," Sanders said.
The IHSAA also approved by a 15-4 vote permitting 22 regular-season games compared to the traditional 20.
"I'm a big proponent of giving kids time off. Between AAU basketball in the summer and the high school season, some of these kids already don't get any time off at all," Indian Creek coach Dan Burkman said. "And 22 games, I do feel like that's an awful lot."
Raines agrees, but he is not complaining.
"The 22 games kind of came out of the blue," he said. "We'll have to do some adjusting to our schedule, but I'm fine with it. You have to find the positives in it and take advantage."
Raines said he'll attempt to schedule the additional games prior to the annual Johnson County Tournament in November.
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text: Clegg backs integrated education in NI 21 Jun 2013 Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has said he is in support of integrated education in Northern Ireland during visit to Londonderry. Share Share Share Story by UTV Staff, Belfast He was in Northern Ireland for a meeting of the British Irish Council at the University of Ulster's Magee Campus.The talks were chaired by First Minister Peter Robinson and deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness, with Taoiseach Enda Kenny also in attendance. The 20th British Irish Council Summit focused on the economy, bringing down energy prices tackling youth unemployment.The Lib Dem leader has already announced a start-up loan scheme for young entrepreneurs to be extended to Northern Ireland.At #BritishIrishCouncilwe've posed for the traditional family photo with hosts FM @DUPleader & DFM @M_McGuinness_SF pic.twitter.com/ybdgG55Xty— Nick Clegg (@nick_clegg) June 21, 2013He later visited Oakgrove Integrated Primary School along with Alliance leader David Ford."I'm a huge supporter of integrated schools for the simple reason that they teach positive values to little children," Mr Clegg commented."They're taught to treat everyone with the same degree of respect, to treat people fairly wherever they come from, whatever faith, whatever community they come from and I think that is something that has to be a good thing at a time when all communities want to, by and large, live side by side in a peaceful and prosperous Northern Ireland.""I was very pleased that Nick took time to visit Oakgrove Integrated School," Mr Ford said."He was keen to see the good work that is being done to improve community relations between children from different traditions. I hope that the visit of the Deputy Prime Minister will give a further boost to the great work that this sector is doing."Nick's support for the integrated sector follows that of President Barack Obama who visited Enniskillen Integrated Primary School on Monday.He said the visits highlight the importance of integrated schools in a strategy for a shared future. © UTV Share Share Share


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NORTH AUGUSTA, S.C. - Mrs. Mildred B. O'Tyson, 92, wife of the late Clifford M. "Charlie" O'Tyson, entered into rest Friday, October 1, 2004. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. today in the chapel of Rowland Funeral Home with Rev. Jerry T. Matthews officiating. Interment will be in Pineview Memorial Park. Rowland Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Sign the guestbook at AugustaChronicle.com
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High school baseball: With no softball team this season, Douglass has four girls on baseball team
Douglass baseball coach Peter Slaughter thinks more girls will continue to play sports such as baseball and football.
The Trojans coach has four girls — Jasmine Searcy, Brittani Hughes, Asia Hampton and Krishna Moon — on his team this season, mostly because the school did not have a softball team this season.
With those four joining U.S. Grant's Judith Alvarado as female high school baseball players in the Oklahoma City metro, Slaughter believes there is a movement starting.
"I think it's just the attitude of the girls," he said. "They want to be a part of a team and they want to prove themselves.
"I think Oklahoma City is moving to be more empowering of women themselves, and I see it happening more and more because girls want to prove that they can be just as good as guys on the field."
Douglass also had two girls on the football team last season — Talitha Byrd and Dominique Adams. They even had a minor impact with Adams catching a pass in a game.
The girls on the baseball team have played sparingly, Slaughter said, with Moon providing a nice highlight with a double.
But there has been some resistance from some of the male athletes, Slaughter said.
When some of the baseball players found out there would be girls on the team, they refused to play. The Trojans, in turn, moved on with the girls.
"It took me a little bit to get them on the side of, 'Hey, these girls are out here and they're working hard,'" Slaughter said. "After awhile the guys started realizing there's no reason we shouldn't have these girls on our team because they work hard.
"They realize in the end that was those guys' choices not to be on the team. They lost no respect for the girls whatsoever because there were guys that were great athletes refusing to play because they were on the team."


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In a word... "Wow!"
As we flew into Tennessee, we crossed the Mississippi River on our way into Nashville. As far as you can see is nothing but trees with the occasional clearing for golf courses and housing communities.
As we neared the Nashville airport, we realized that it was just as beautiful.
Getting out of the plane, we were pleasantly surprised at the lack of humidity, the cool air, and the friendly people. However... we're told that it was exceptionally dry today. :)
Our first duty was to check in with Hertze rentals. When the man saw that we were registered in the smallest economy car that was ever built upon the face of this earth, he said... "What... are y'all cheap or somethin'?" :) He upgraded us to an Expedition for $5 a day. He then spent 10 minutes telling us the best communities, where the best schools were, what he liked about the area. Then he said, "Okay, the car's across the street in the parking garage... the keys are in it." I was taken aback. :) As we approached the parkin garage, an airport attendant asked if he could help us with anything. We said, "Just going to pick up a car." He looked at the paper and said, "Oh, that's way on the other side... let me get it for you." He took off running and within 5 minutes he was back with the car. Absolutely pleasant experience.
We then spent three hours driving through the most beautiful, tree-filled roads you can possibly imagine. Greener trees, I've never seen. Even phone poles and tree trunks are covered in ivy and other plants making everything even greener.
I looked over and there was a river with (what I am assuming) was a bear... (or maybe a big black cow -- give me a break, we were doing 75 miles an hour) drinking from the bank. About 5 second later... another river. 10 seconds after that... another river. Amazing.
Seriously, at times I felt like we were driving on a road through the jungles of South America or something. It was surreal.
Alas... these experiences were to be short lived. Check out my "West Knoxville" report for that.
- Pros:Clean air, beautiful scenery, green everywhere, friendly people
- Cons:aggressive trucks on the interstate
- In a nutshell:Wow -- Even expecting "pretty" I was amazed.
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Oklahoma City implements odd/even water rationing
Oklahoma City announced Thursday it is immediately implementing an odd/even watering program for residents and businesses that will remain in effect until further notice.
Residents whose address numbers end in an even number may water their yards on even-numbered days. Likewise, residents whose house numbers end in an odd number may water on odd-numbered days.
City officials urged residents and business owners to consider completely turning off sprinkler systems, and warned more stringent outdoor water use restrictions are likely as the drought continues.
"Oklahoma City's water-supply lakes, Hefner, Overholser and Draper, are just over half full," said utilities Director Marsha Slaughter. "We don't know how long the drought will last, but it's important that residents consider water conservation when they plan their landscaping, choose plants and renovate their home."
Cities that use Oklahoma City water are also subject to the water rationing. Suburbs and water districts subject to the new restrictions are: Blanchard, Edmond, El Reno, Moore, Mustang, Newcastle, Norman, Piedmont, Yukon, Canadian County Rural Water District #3, the Deer Creek Rural Water Corporation, Tinker Air Force Base and Pottawatomie County Rural Water District #3.
The conservation efforts are a result of forecasts from The National Weather Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Climate Prediction Center that predict lower than normal rainfall will continue through spring 2013. The drought conditions Oklahoma City has experienced since 2011 will continue for at least several more months.
Climatologists say 2011 and 2012 together was the fourth-driest two-year period on record, and water levels at each of the city's storage reservoirs are at an all-time low.
At a meeting of the Oklahoma City Water Trust this week, members discussed enacting more conservation measures after being told new residential water connections are up 38 percent this year over last.
Future restrictions discussed include limiting outdoor watering to one day a week or even steeper water prices in an effort to cut back on consumption.
Pete White, chairman of the water trust, is calling for a comprehensive water policy with permanent conservation measures that would "change the way we permit people to use water."
"I think we have an ethical, moral responsibility to the places we take the water from ... that we're being good stewards of the water when it gets here," he said.
He also called on the city to consider committing a small portion of water bond revenues, currently obligated to drinking water and infrastructure development, to preserve recreational use of water at Lake Hefner and elsewhere.
At 1,182 feet above sea level, city officials report the water level at Lake Hefner is 17 feet below the reservoir's maximum capacity and 2 feet lower than the previous record set in October. Persistent drought has sunk the Lake Hefner water level to the lowest in its 66-year history, leaving boats and docks high and dry.
Hefner, a primary source of drinking water, is usually at its lowest during the hottest months. A lack of rain and snow last fall and this winter left the lake unreplenished.
In addition to conservation efforts, city officials have reported they are considering drawing as much as 30,000 acre-feet of water from Canton Lake, north of Watonga. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers owns Canton Lake, but the city owns rights on all the water. Oklahoma City residents draw an average of 110 million gallons a day of water from Hefner, and almost twice that amount during the summer months.
The city also stores water at Lake Overholser, which, like Hefner, is fed by the North Canadian River, and at Lake Stanley Draper, which is fed by Lake Atoka in the southeast part of the state.
The city also owns water rights to McGee Creek, near Atoka.
Zeke Campfield, Staff Writer
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Odd/even watering rationing requires that residential and business customers whose address ends with 1, 3, 5, 7 and 9 may water only on odd-numbered days (Jan. 17, Jan. 19, etc.) and customers whose address ends with 0, 2, 4, 6 and 8 may water only on even-numbered days (Jan. 18, Jan. 20, etc.).
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Anyone know if anything is going on with the Yeti? It doesn't look like their website has been updated since early spring. Are they still around?
Anyone know if anything is going on with the Yeti? It doesn't look like their website has been updated since early spring. Are they still around?
Last year, it was St. Cloud Tech, Andover, Mahtomedi, STA, Holy Angels and Roch Mayo. So, arguably an increase in strength of schedule, but still a couple of probable cakewalks, and nothing against either the West Side Fab Four or Section 3's "Team ISD196" (Eagan, Rosemount, Eastview, Apple Valley). Unless they've got something big penciled in for that last opening.
Moving on to Lakeville North....looks like the only posted non-conference games are against Owatonna and Farmington. Now, I know that program has serious funding/school support issues, but it's 43 miles down I35 from LNHS to Owatonna. The same amount of gas would get the team bus up to Maple Grove, or to any of the other west side schools along the way.
Surprised no one mentioned the Dressen and Gondeck sightings....
any news on new commitments?
Top Ten Goalies
Top Ten Middies
Utter ( is he attack?)
Top Ten Attack
Top Ten D
Top Ten LSM
Top Ten Fogo
just some ideas lets get it rolling
Oh, and I don't think anyone has mentioned that Matt Weller (Rosemount attack, 2011 3rd Team All-state), signed a letter of intent to play for St. Leo's (D2) down in Florida.
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Likewise, Mayo beat WBL in the final game of the regular season.Last year, it was St. Cloud Tech, Andover, Mahtomedi, STA, Holy Angels and Roch Mayo. So, arguably an increase in strength of schedule, but still a couple of probable cakewalks, and nothing against either the West Side Fab Four or Section 3's "Team ISD196" (Eagan, Rosemount, Eastview, Apple Valley). Unless they've got something big penciled in for that last opening.
Now, does scheduling Mayo make your non-conf slate weak? No, but it does make it relatively weaker when other teams are playing BSM or Blake instead of Mayo. At least on paper, based on previous season performances.
[QUOTE=MayoAttack;2770732]I would point out that Mayo held Rosemount to 9 and 10 goals in their two meetings, less than Burnsville (both times), Eagan, Lakeville North, Eastview, Apple Valley, and Prior Lake. Both games were decided by three goals, the same or smaller gap than all of those games mentioned with the exception of the section loss.
I thought it was more important to beat a team than to lose to them by a close margin. Only two teams did that last year, Eagan in regular season play and Burnsville in the section tournament.
Grant Wilson (lakeville north)
Mathieu (stilwater)
C. horn (bsm)
R. Macnamara (eastview)
Hoesley (bsm)
M. Weller (rosemount)
Cullen Wilox
Ryan Brown (mahtomedi)
Dom burg (bsm)
Scott Pescheret (eagan)
John Dryke (minnetonka)
Calvin Lamb (eagan)
Dane Ameling (tonka)
My List (people not from above 2011 Lists)--
Barhardt (blake)
Uzlik (AV)
Burke (edina)
Jake Woodring (EP)
Scalzo/stokka (armstrong)
Patrias (aha)
Moretnson (rosemount)
Gondeck (BSM)
Ryan Lawyer (bsm)
Conrad (Centennial)
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If you don't go full-speed, why bother?
I'll take the goalie with the coaching staff that sends goalies to collegiate programs....
The other goalies are very good as well...
I kid, I kid, but there comes a point where it is so blatantly obvious that players are considered to be good simply based on the school they attend. And that's the point that MN lacrosse needs to stop going to.
Not arguing that he's not the best goalie in the state, he very well might be, but please give better reasons than coaching staff and success of prior goalies.
Pre Lives.
The only good race is suicide pace, and today looks like a good day to die.
PM me to delete/modify threads? No link, no can do.
And your a bit off base about where MN lacrosse needs to go - MN HS Lacrosse isn't about fair representation across the board, thats for MS lax, where everyone gets a ribbon and a juice box. The best are the best because they play against the best teams, get challenged in practice everyday by better players, and shocking enough, get coached by quality coaches that know the game at all levels. I dont think its wrong to say that PROGRAMS WITH TRADITION DESERVE THAT CREDIT, you want the credit, SUSTAIN A TRADITION. Look at the quality programs out east if you need anymore clarification.
Lets be honest, any other program Sutton would have been starting (except probably BSM) from his sophomore season on..... you can see why he didnt when you sit behind two division 1 goalies, and two Mr. Goalie award winners.
Good convo, really would like to hear more about the LSMs.
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So, as a recap.... In Spring 2012:
Eagan vs BSM, Blake, EP
Eastview vs Blake, Tonka, Wayzata
AV vs BSM, EP, Wayzata
B'ville vs BSM, EP
Rosemount vs Tonka.
Plenty of opportunity for the South Side to shine (or sink). Thanks to the coaches and ADs for stepping up to the plate...erm...I mean face-off circle...to make these match-ups possible.
Last edited by Land_O'Lax; 11-16-2011 at 11:08 AM. Reason: corrections
Yes, the best programs in the state are the best because they have some of the best players in the state.
But just because a player is on a great team doesn't mean they're the best in the state.
I'm not talking about "everyone gets a juice box", I just think being a part of a great program doesn't automatically make you a great player. I think we're probably on the same page with this, I agree with you on most of what you said.
All that being said, I'm very excited to see how the southern metro turns out this year. In my opinion, one of the most exciting areas in the state year-to-year.
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The only good race is suicide pace, and today looks like a good day to die.
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South will be very interesting. You could say the top 3 teams in the south have a valid reason to be added to the 4 western programs, and for once we have a very diverse top 7 that could compete with one another and give us some great games. Obviously some messing with the positioning of those is the real question.
Wonder if the weather will play as big a role next Spring as it played last season. Teams that have a covered practice space (e.g. Rosemount, EP) really have an advantage early on...or even earlier than that. When I checked out Rosemount's schedule on-line, I noted that they've got "open" practice sessions twice/week all winter long. Must be nice.
And then there are the teams that are traveling South (really South!). First week of practice next year coincides with Spring Break for more than a few schools, and I hear that some are flying teams down to Florida in search of snow-free fields (watch it rain all week).
Blake Schedule for 2012 from: www.bblacrosse.net
4/12 - Blake @ Hopkins
4/17 - Blake @ Breck
4/21 - Mathomedi @ Blake
4/24 - Blake @ AHA
4/26 - EP @ Blake
4/28 - Blake @ St. Thomas Academy
5/1 - BSM @ Blake
5/5 - Eastview @ Blake
5/7 - Holy Family @ Blake
5/9 - Blake @ Prior Lake
5/11 - Totino Grace @ Blake
5/15 - Breck @ Blake
5/17 - Blake @ Orono
South Suburban Conference web site has all member school schedules... http://www.southsuburbanconference.org
Click on a specific school calendar, then select Boys Varsity Lacrosse from pull-down menu on the right hand side.
I stand corrected on Blake schedule. While some "conference" schools complain about few OOC games, atleast you know year in and year out who your competition is.
Might be the strongest aspect of the likes of the South Suburban Conference.
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It'd be too bad if the Bears don't play Eagan...both for the lost match-up, and because it'd mean that the Wildcats might either go a game short again, or scramble to find another 2012 opponent. Although, looks like WBL has only 11 games on its schedule so far...
I agree
Sutton, undecided
Dressen, Marquette
Fluke, Harvard
Aizpuru, Amherst
Gilligan, Amherst, could have played d1 if he wanted to
Gilligan, Colby
Zellinger, St.Thomas?? correct me if I am wrong
We can see that coaching is what makes a good goalie great,
Often it is hard to judge goalies because they arent seeing quality shots from top players because they have lock down defenders in front of them. That is probably why you didnt see gilligan on the all state/aa lists last year, he had an awesome core in front of him and lots of people contributed his success to the defense. Take for example when he got the penalty vs Blake in Section final-- cold goalie steps in dosent let anything in from supposedly on of the top offenses/player in the state-- credit defense not goalie.
Blake has done a good job of producing quality goalies. No one can argue that. Calder will be coached well and will be tested come spring with a barrage of shots. If he can take over games he will get the accolades, if he is average, than that will be fine. One thing people do know is the Lakeville-N goalie is already good, calder is unproven. Does anyone know his record at the JV level last year, did he play there or just back up GD? Looks like he picked up 2 wins, but saw action in a lot of the games.
It's fun to see the back and forth, but why not wait and see how the season plays out? The goalies from BSM, Blake and LN won't face off against each other, but will have more than a few common opponents to gauge performances.
I understand your point that the summer plays a major impact - but so does film and other factors.
how about nerr?
Big congrats to Nerr on him becoming homecoming king!
In all these talks about top players im surprised the two stud attackmen from BSM haven't been mentioned at all, Will Hoesley and Christian Horn. Obviously im biased but i definately think these two are the two best attackmen in the state. I know Barnhart is a great player, but he never had the top pole on him.
Anyone want to give a ranking of top attack in the state?
Ordway was the focus of the Blake offense last year, as it should have been, and had the ball most of the time and the top pole. Barnhart will be in a different position this year - on a very young team. Horn and Hoesley are both incredibly talented and will be on another great BSM team.
Look, it is always difficult to tell when so many of the surrounding variables are different. The only time that Barnhart played with either of these guys was this summer, when Barnhart and Hoesley were on the Elite team. Barnhart got alot of attention from the top poles and alot of attention from the college coaches.
Just To Name A Few
From personal experience I would say these are the top five attackmen in the state (no particular order):
- Matt Weller
- Al Barnhart
- Christian Horn
- Will Hoesley
- Sam Mathieu
These are just seniors though. In the junior class there is a lot of talent. Three names that come to mind are David Corazalla from Maple Grove, Ryan McNamara from Eastview, and Ryan McNeil from Champlin Park. Corazalla and McNeil are very underrated and should be watched closely this season.
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The 30-year-old was arrested on Nov. 10 in Osaka following more than 2 1/2 years on the run since Hawker was found strangled and stuffed in a tub on the balcony of his apartment in Ichikawa, Chiba Prefecture, in 2007.
Although Ichihashi has remained silent about the murder, the police believe he killed the 22-year-old language teacher and the murder warrant was so served on the last day of his detention period authorized under the initial arrest on the technical offense of abandoning a corpse.
Ichihashi went to his apartment with Hawker and was there when the police called on him on March 26, 2007, according to investigators. He then fled from officers at the scene, and they subsequently found Hawker's body inside the sand-filled bathtub.
During his 32 months on the run, Ichihashi used a false name to work at different construction firms and altered his face by plastic surgery.
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