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Three Flames Round Out Season At NCAA Zone C Championships
March 12, 2005
West Lafayette, Ind.- University of Illinois at Chicago sophomores Ryan Fitzer, Mark Pappalardo and Sarah Economides capped off their fantastic seasons on the boards at the 2005 NCAA Zone C Diving Championships this weekend at the Boilermaker Aquatics Center.
Fitzer completed his first go-around at Zone competition with a 244.35 in the three-meter diving prelims to rank 23rd overall. He then posted a 210.85 in the men's one-meter preliminaries, finishing 24th.
Pappalardo, competing in his second straight Zone C championship, rounded out his year with a 203.00 on the three-meter board for 31st place and a 180.55 in the one-meter competition to place 33rd.
Economides, making her NCAA Zone C debut, finished 39th in the women's three-meter event with a 154.60 and took 36th in the one-meter preliminaries with a score of 174.70.
This season marked the second consecutive year that UIC sent three divers to Zone C competition.


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My two sisters and I are driving to a family reunion when he calls. It's serendipitous. We'd been trading phone messages for two weeks, and now, at the moment he finally catches up with me, we are all three of us in the car.
"This is a theoretical conversation, right?" my physician friend says over the speakerphone. "You are doing research for a novel?"
"Yes," I reply. And my sisters and I nod knowingly to one another. The subject is taboo, fraught with tension. None of us wants to leave fingerprints. We don't want to explore websites, write away for information or hold discussions in a doctor's office. Now, to be extra careful, I am lying to my friend. I'm not researching a novel. I'm gathering information, planning for a disaster that could befall any or all of us.
We three sisters have made a pact, and we are one another's best shot at carrying it out. In our case, blood is thicker than other ties, or at least more committed. Blood will ensure it gets done right.
Sibling relationships come in all forms of function and dysfunction, and in that regard I am extremely lucky. For me, my sisters are my bones, my best friends and confidantes. We have the kind of rapport that enables us to finish one another's sentences and speak in a shorthand that goes back to childhood. I know when one of them is lying or being brave for my benefit, and I can detect the whisper of a hesitation in a tone over the phone. With just a look or a stray expression, we can parse a hidden meaning or savor an inside joke.
But right now we aren't laughing. For the past several years, the three of us have joined forces on our most daunting task yet: navigating our parents' end-of-life issues. As witnesses to our father's advancing Alzheimer's and the weight of that burden on our mother's fragile health, we've put our heads together in endless conversations. We've combined wisdom, divvied up duties. And while watching it all go down before our eyes like a slow-motion car accident, we've decided to formulate our own exit strategy.
Like the witches around the cauldron in Macbeth, my sisters and I plan to accomplish what our other loved ones may ultimately find impossible to do for us. If we are robbed of dignity, comfort and the will to live, we aim to deliver one another from a prolonged and tortured ending. This is a deed that will most likely be too weighty for our children, too clouded by love and nostalgic memories for our husbands. So we have vowed to be there for one another. We just hope we will have the fortitude, the wisdom and the benevolence to see it through.
If existence should someday become unbearable, how can we end our own, or our sister's, suffering? The man on the phone is about to tell us.
As girls and then young women, Nancy, Megan and I spent long, lazy hours on our family's Adirondack dock each summer, dipping our legs into the lake as we talked. We'd huddle over every subject, the way sisters do: boyfriends, crushes, the utter cluelessness of our parents, a friend's little slight, the bigger heartbreaks. Now we talk about our menopausal selves and our husbands' habits; celebrity scandals; and our semi-adult children. We trade stories on how to set limits with our teens, find second careers and deal with empty nests. The topic we return to most often, picking it over like the carcass of a rotisserie chicken, is our elderly mother and father.
Like most families, ours has a lot of skeletons in its genetic closet. Cancer, heart disease, depression. But most frightening by far is that my sisters and I are the fourth generation standing in line to lose our minds. Alzheimer's, dementia, senility . . . whatever the exact diagnosis, the result is the same: the slow ebbing, the agonizing erasure of a human being.


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Wilmington plans to pave parking lot next to Hannah Block building
Published: Tuesday, April 9, 2013 at 11:12 a.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, April 9, 2013 at 11:12 a.m.
The uneven dirt and gravel parking lot next to Wilmington's Hannah Block Historic USO Community Arts Center could be paved within the next year.
The city, which bought the 118 Second St. land in 2009, estimates it would cost $250,000 to grade and pave the lot, which is about a third of an acre.
City Council members discussed paving the lot last week during a work session on the 2013-14 budget, which begins July 1.
"I think we absolutely ought to do it," said Councilwoman Margaret Haynes.
Councilman Charlie Rivenbark, who noted the city had owned the lot for three years, added, "We should have done this several years back."
Based on that feedback, City Manager Sterling Cheatham is now working to find money for the $250,000 project as he crafts next year's budget.
"The importance of upgrading that lot has been something that they have had emphasized to them and they have emphasized to us," Cheatham said.
On Dec. 13, the parking lot was where 19-year-old Joshua Proutey was shot and killed during a late-night robbery. Proutey had clocked out at the center and was returning to his car after buying a sandwich.
The slaying prompted Don Betz, a former Wilmington mayor, to resign his position on the arts center's advisory board.
Betz, who served as mayor from 1987 to 1997, said the city did not adequately address safety concerns regarding the parking lot. In his resignation letter, Betz urged the council to provide immediate improvements to the parking lot, including paving, signs and adequate lighting.
Cheatham said the plan to pave the parking lot is not in response to the murder, but the tragedy called attention to the project earlier than the city would have gotten to it.
"The biggest concern that we had was for additional lighting, and we've responded to that," he said. After the murder, in response to complaints that the parking lot was not well-lit, the city installed an additional light.
Meanwhile, council members asked for information about rehabilitating the parking lot, where parking costs $1 an hour or $5 a day. If it is to remain a parking area, Cheatham said paving the lot is the next, logical step.
"I think it's something that would provide for a more friendly use of the site," he said.
Mayor Bill Saffo said the desire to include lot improvements in next year's budget is not in response to the killing. When the city purchased the lot, officials knew they would eventually have to make improvements, Saffo said. After the city bought the land, he recalls discussions about making improvements. But the council was dealing with tough budgets. Staff estimated paving would cost $300,000. At the time, the council was unwilling to spend the money, Saffo said.
"Our financial situation has improved," he added.
In an interview, Betz said paving the lot would be a great improvement.
"I really think that's the right thing to do," the former mayor said.
Tom Wallace, the chairman of the art center's advisory board, said more drivers would use the uneven lot if it were paved.
"On street parking is probably better than the parking lot," Wallace said. "It's difficult for people to come and go from that parking lot."
Susan Habas, the Thalian Association's managing director who oversees the arts center, thinks paving the lot would increase attendance for events at the arts center.
"I can't tell you how many high heels have been the chewed by that gravel," she said.
The city manager will present a recommended budget to the city council on May 7.
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Fifth-Ranked Heavyweights Host No. 2 Harvard, Aim For Compton Cup
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Senior Keanan Clark may not have taken a single collegiate stroke against Harvard, but he's well aware of how special this weekend will be for Princeton. The 1V coxswain knows he and his classmates will have one more opportunity to claim the Compton Cup against a Crimson program that rose to No. 2 in the national rankings this past week.
"While performing well at the medal races is the main goal every year, the Compton Cup is one of the highlights of the regular season," Clark said. "As a dual race against one of our biggest Ivy League rivals, the competition is always extremely fierce. During my time here, we have yet to bring the Cup back to Princeton, which is a real testament to Harvard's speed and depth every year. The entire Princeton squad has been putting in some solid training this past week, and is undoubtedly ready for some intense racing on Saturday."
That is what it will take for fifth-ranked Princeton, which remained perfect on the season with a Childs Cup sweep last weekend. The Tigers are 5-0 in 2013, but they haven't tasted victory in this regatta since the EARC/Ivy League championship season of 2006.
Of course, history doesn't mean much to this 2013 squad, which has continued to develop speed as it has picked up victories. There is a healthy blend of both youth and experience in the boat, and Clark has been pleased with the growing chemistry.
"I think we have been doing a really good job building speed from week to week, and it's starting to show in both our practice pieces and our regular season races," Clark said. "We have had some solid wins early in the season, but there is definitely more speed to gain in the coming weeks. It's just a matter of refining our rhythm a little more each day and keeping that same attack as a boat."
Racing is scheduled to begin with a fifth varsity competition at 9 am, and it will continue every 20 minutes until the Compton Cup is up for grabs at 10:20 am. While Princeton did win this race in 2006, it hasn't come away with the Cup on Lake Carnegie since 2001.
Clark was only 10 years old at the time, so this would be a historic victory for him. Of course, it doesn't hurt that he and his Class of 2013 teammates will only race once more on Lake Carnegie.
"Racing on Lake Carnegie is an awesome experience," he said. "Not only is it one of the best courses in collegiate rowing, but there is also so much tradition associated with it. Knowing that I am able to race every weekend on the same body of water as past national champions and Olympic medalists is a truly humbling experience. With only two home races left, the entire senior class is trying to savor every last moment rowing on the lake together."
Harvard holds a 60-14-1 edge on both Princeton and MIT (which won its lone Cup in 1962), and it is coming off a victory over reigning Ivy League champion Brown last weekend. There is a family connection between Harvard and Princeton; Crimson senior Parker Washburn, a first varsity veteran, is the younger brother of heavyweight assistant coach Spencer Washburn.
Also, for those new to the sport, Clark talked about the specific role of the coxswain during a race:
"The coxswain has a fairly unique role within the sport of rowing. In the racing environment specifically, the coxswain has a two-part job. First and foremost, the coxswain steers the boat down the course. Second, the coxswain is in charge of figuring out an effective race plan and communicating it to his rowers during the race. I came into this year wanting the ability to have better control of my crew and to be a more dynamic racer. Greg Hughes and Spencer Washburn have worked really closely with me over the last few years to help me hone my skill. They have
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While trying to hold down a full time job and care for our aging mother, I realized that one or the other was going to have to go by the wayside, as I became mediocre at both in my attempts. Had my sister, Sally not given me an unequivocal, "Yes" when I asked her to come home from LA to help me, God knows where I'd be now…in an institution perhaps with The Ancient One as my roommate?
We brought our two half lives together as we began our live-in caregiving duties and realized early on that we were going to have to do something to maintain our sanity. We thought, "Let's be comediennes, because the only way to get through this is with humor." That's how The Midlife Gals began. We figured out how to start a blog, which morphed into a full-blown website, and we noticed that the little black square on the top of our computer was a camera…voila…let's make some videos! Let's say some of the things that boomer women are feeling but are too afraid to verbalize.
That was two years ago…a long time in Internet years, but in boomer years, the equivalent of about two weeks. We worked hard enough at spreading news about The Midlife Gals all over the Web that we now occupy more than SIX pages in a Google search for us. More Magazine found us and asked us to contribute on a regular basis, along with such sites as The National Association of Baby Boomer Women, midlifebachelor.com, In The Trenches Productions and Powder Room Graffiti. The Midlife Gals have garnered local, regional and national attention for our shenanigans.
Our goal, and we WILL achieve it, is to have our own sitcom about the 'Necessary Insanity' of middle age on a cable network…The Smothers Brothers with bosoms. Our boomer demographic is a tsunami coming to quash the 18-34-year-old market, and we already have a leg up onto the surfboard that will bring us, screaming and guffawing to the shore of fame and fortune. And, for nothing more than laughter. It's our only product, and it's FREE!
We laugh at the notion that we could have lived any other lives but the ones we now have together, reinvented, reinvigorated and happy, happy, happy.
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Victor Henry Schwall
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Height: 5-8 Weight: 190 lbs.
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Died: October 14, 2000 in Morton Grove, IL
High School: Carl Schurz
College: Northwestern (school history)
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Myke Hughes, veteran river runner and owner of Adrift Adventures in Moab, offers his unofficial guide and tips to Utah's best rafting rivers.
Colorado River as it passes through Canyonlands National Park and into Cataract Canyon
Cataract Canyon
"Cataract Canyon runs through the heart of Canyonlands National Park, and the river is the only way to see this amazing country."
The standard rowing trip runs 120 miles, takes anywhere from one to seven days and encounters 29 major rapids. The trip begins south of Moab on the Colorado River and ends on the upper reaches of Lake Powell. This is the most formidable section of white water in Utah.
"Westwater holds some of the oldest exposed formations known to man (dating back 1.75 billion years), and even low water offers an exciting experience."
This is the first section of white water on the Colorado River as it enters Utah. Calm water leads to 17 miles of rapid after rapid, the most formidable being Skull. Rated as the best one-day white-water trip in the country.
Desolation Canyon
"Desolation Canyon is as deep in some places as the Grand Canyon and offers an abundance of wildlife and pioneer history."
This section of the Green River features several Native American ruins and historical sites, including abandoned ranches, one a hangout for Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. It's a great family trip with long sections of calm water. But it also holds 60 class I to III rapids (with VI being too high to run.)
Fisher Towers
"Fisher Towers is a great family adventure. This is also a great trip for first-time passengers and last-minute schedules."
This can be a half-day or full-day trip on the Colorado River. Many trips include rides in small inflatable kayaks. Several major movies have been shot along this section of river. Rafters engage five rapids.
San Juan River
"The San Juan River is one of the most beautiful sections of river that offers a number of archaeological sites and big sand waves."
The river is one of the few places in the world where a long string of large rolling sand waves appear and then disappear. It is considered one of the most exciting rivers but draws few passengers. The river feeds into Lake Powell and has several class II and III rapids.
The Grand Canyon
"The Grand Canyon trip is the ultimate river adventure, with incredible country and huge rapids."
The river is divided into two sections of the Colorado River, the first running from Lee's Ferry to Phantom Ranch and the second from the ranch to Whitmore Wash. The sections cover some 280 miles and include 150 named rapids, many class IV and V. Trips range anywhere from three to 14 days.


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VERNON- This week's Golden Apple award winner teaches English and Creative Writing at Vernon High School. Mrs. Bobbi Pinkston was nominated by a student, Cameron Goff, who writes: "We are not just a class, we are a community thanks to her exciting way of teaching. She is patient with mistakes, and guides the correct procedures. You'll get many teachers in this world, but only once in a lifetime do you find one like Mrs. Pinkston."
"I love teaching for the wonder of it all," said Mrs. Pinkston, spoken like a teacher who truly loves her job. And clearly, Bobbi Pinkston does. "She has about a 100 mile round-trip commute to make each day to come to work here at Vernon," said an appreciative Vernon High Principal, Brian Riviere. "We only have about 400 students in the high school, but that creates such an amazing community of students. Everyone knows everyone, there is something so special. The drive, everything, is worth it," said Mrs. Pinkston.
She is deeply dedicated to her students and her role in the classroom, one that still surprises her today. "So I never planned on being a teacher, my parents told me growing up that I should be a teacher which is really sort of funny because I liked everything. I finally realized that all those things I loved you can do in an English classroom, you can read science, you can read history...so it kind of sprang from there," said Mrs. Pinkston.
She launched a creative writing class 3 years ago and it's a hit with students. "It's sort of this community of learners. It's very magical, everyone telling their story." Many of her students have just finished a 29,000 word novel. It's quite a feat for a high school student.
"When you go in there it's different than every other classroom, you can speak your mind if you want to and she understands you. She doesn't just understand you as a student, she understands you as an equal," said Cameron. "It's like she's another student but you still have that respect level for her," said student Lyndsae Stray. "She is really supportive as a teacher and a person, that is why I like her," said Kiley Bullock, another student.
Congratulations to Mrs. Bobbi Pinkston, this week's Golden Apple award winning teacher. "It's always an adventure with her, you never know what you are going to get," said Tristan Costales.


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PokeMasterSean13 was MURDERED.... we all know it. He would never have OD'd. It's HIGH time we cracked open the case files, took a look at the evidence and find the real killer before tragedy strikes again!
I think we should start by looking at Suspects.... I've got a few of the dossiers right here and I'll let you look and be the judge.
The Lacemaker... she's from New Zealand...a land of sheep and plains... not much of anything else. They filmed Lord of the Rings indicating that the people are bloodthirsty. Most important however is the fact that she...Had PMS's CHILD! Out of Wedlock mind you. While it would seem she would just attempt to take some sort of legal action to get him to pay child support. He was crafty and could have evaded that. So Vengeance...Nay, JUSTICE is a fierce motive for the girl. Also she's nto around anymore to defend herself. PRIME SUSPECT!
Dogar The Brave... He was the swinging womanizer of PD LONG before Sean came along. Then PMS showed up and DOMINATED the scene with sheer Pimpness. Dogar would have been literally OOZING with Jealousy. Is Jealousy a big enough motive for Murder.... You tell me. LIKELY SUSPECT!
Rayne... We all know of Rayne's roots. He's posted himself that only the most immoral MAVERICKS would stoop to the kind of Raw UNCLEANLINESS that PMS13 indulged in. Rayne is not only from India, but he's currently living in the MIDDLE EAST. He would be bound by tradition, religion, and plain moral sentiment to bring a Maverick like PMS13 to proper Justice. He may not have had the personal investment that the Lacemaker had, but his motives may be even more Righteous. BROWN SUSPECT!
This is just a HINT of the Uncensored, Raw Investiagtive Journalism, I will be doing on my quest to find the Real Killer of our Beloved PokeMasterSean13. Please post any hypotheses or evidence you'd like to bring forward in this thread.


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Oregon OSHA, 350 Winter Street NE Room 430, Salem, Oregon 97301-3878
For immediate release:
July 10, 2012
Contact information:
Melanie Mesaros, Public Information Officer
Rising temperatures increase risks for workers
Understand the signs of heat exhaustion; take precautions
(Salem) – When Oregon temperatures climb into the 90s and even the 100s, people are not acclimated to the heat and that can cause serious problems. Workers run the risk of developing a heat-related illness when physical exertion is combined with high temperatures and high humidity.
Employers and workers should be familiar with some of the common signs of heat exhaustion, according to Oregon OSHA, a division of the Department of Consumer and Business Services. A person overcome with heat exhaustion will still sweat but may experience extreme fatigue, nausea, lightheadedness, or a headache. The person could have clammy and moist skin, a pale complexion, and a normal or only slightly elevated body temperature. If heat exhaustion is not treated promptly, the illness could progress to heat stroke, and possibly even death.
"Employers need to plan ahead. These types of illnesses can sneak up on workers," said Penny Wolf-McCormick, health enforcement manager for Oregon OSHA.
From 2007 through 2011, 38 people received benefits through Oregon's workers' compensation system for heat-related illnesses.
To help those suffering from heat exhaustion:
Certain medications, wearing personal protective equipment while on the job, and a past case of heat stress create a higher risk for heat illness.
Heat stroke is a different condition than heat exhaustion. There are several reactions that occur in the human body with heat stroke: hot, red skin (looks like sunburn); mood changes; irritability and confusion; and collapsing (person will not respond to verbal commands). Call for emergency help immediately if you think the person is suffering from heat stroke. If not treated quickly, the condition can result in death.
Here are some tips for preventing a heat-induced illness:
"If employers and workers take these precautions, workers will be safe and the summer will be much better for all concerned," Wolf-McCormick said.
Federal OSHA recently released a heat stress app for mobile phones that allows workers and supervisors to calculate the heat index for their worksite. The tool is available at www.osha.gov.
Oregon OSHA also has a pocket-sized booklet available, in both English and Spanish, with tips for working in the heat:
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The culture wars have gotten intimate. For months, female voters of both parties have been stirred up by political battles over such issues as funding for birth control and a proposal to make transvaginal ultrasound a prerequisite for abortion—and MSNBC's Andrea Mitchell has been asking the provocative questions. First, she interviewed Nancy Brinker, founder and CEO of the Susan G. Komen Foundation, after the group decided to defund Planned Parenthood (a position Komen later reversed). Next, Mitchell was moments from interviewing Sandra Fluke when the Georgetown law student—who had been labeled a slut by Rush Limbaugh for wanting health plans to pay for contraception—received a call of encouragement from President Obama. And Republican megadonor Foster Friess was on air with Mitchell when he remarked that birth control was no big deal because in his day a Bayer aspirin between the knees did the trick. Christina Bellantoni asks Mitchell what she makes of it all.
Q: What is happening in America?
A: We seem to be relitigating the question of contraception, which has not been an open issue since the 1960s. It has been a consciousness-raising experience for a generation of young women who always took these rights for granted. I have never had so many women approach me—it just seems to have galvanized them.
Q: How do you see your role in this debate?
A: When Nancy Brinker came on, I expected she would have an explanation [for why she advocated halting funding of Planned Parenthood], and I wanted her to hear through me the voices of women who felt betrayed by the policy shift. When she didn't seem to have a strong answer, it came unwound. The issue reached critical mass then and there.
Sandra Fluke arrived on the set after talking to the president in the green room. She was very nervous because the White House had told her initially not to talk about the president's call. But my producer called the White House, and they said, It's OK, you can confirm that this conversation took place. So that put her at ease. She was really emotional about the fact that the President of the United States not only had called her but had said that her parents would be very proud of her. The vulnerability of this woman who had unwillingly, just by standing up, become part of a national debate where her reputation was being sullied by a bully with a megaphone—that just really touched me.
Q: Did you have any idea Foster Friess was capable of saying something like he did when you booked him?
A: Not at all. I had no idea what his views were on social issues, nor what his sense of humor is, as outdated as it may seem. As he said it, my first instinct was, Is this man really saying that, to me? Is he joking? It was live television; it didn't register at first. And then as I absorbed it, I realized that he was on a different planet from where most women—and most men—are in America today. I was taken aback. And it seemed rude, and there's a side of me that still can be shocked. I guess I should have said, "What do you mean? How dare you?" but that didn't occur to me.
Q: Why is all this happening now?
A: The electorate is far more conservative than in the past, and issues go viral so immediately that everyone gets swept up in whatever the latest controversy is. What's striking is that we're not discussing entitlements, the deficit and the explosion of health care costs, and we're not really discussing Iran and Syria and Afghanistan.
Q: Is this a one-party issue?
A: I don't think so. I think that once we get to the general election, we are going to find a much larger cohort of independent and Republican women [who are concerned about this issue]. The women who live in the suburbs and work every day inside and outside the home don't want to be told what to do with their bodies. They just want to know that they can get mammograms and Pap smears and preventive health care. Because of the economy, more and more women are holding down multiple jobs in addition to raising families. There are more single moms now, and they don't want to have some male politician telling them what they can do when it comes to contraception. Gender trumps politics here.


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Dietrick's Career Night Guides Women's Hoops to 67-51 Win over Harvard
Blake Dietrick scored a career-high 19 points to lead the Princeton women's basketball team past Harvard, 67-51, Saturday night at Jadwin Gym. The win marked the Tigers' 31st consecutive league victory and 22nd straight by double figures.
For the second time in as many games, Princeton saw itself trailing. Harvard opened with a 5-0 run and held a seven-point lead, 15-8 at 14:58, before the Tigers' offensive attack picked up.
A Niveen Rasheed fast break ignited an 11-2 run to lift Princeton to its first lead of the evening, 20-19 at 10:41. During that span Dietrick dropped a pair of treys and freshman Michelle Miller added one of her own to decisively swing the momentum to the Tigers' side for the remainder of the contest.
By halftime Dietrick had three triples and scored 11 points to help put Princeton up 39-31.
She finished going 7-for-12 from the field and recording a career-best five three-pointers over 30 minutes off the bench.
Harvard managed a 7-2 run to come as close as seven, 47-40 with 12:13 left in regulation, but Princeton countered with 11 uncontested points to reestablish its double figure differential for good.
Rasheed had her third consecutive double-double and ninth overall, tallying 17 points and a team-best 10 boards. Nearly reaching the double figure scoring mark was Kristen Helmstetter, who had nine points and grabbed eight rebounds.
Princeton (16-5, 7-0 Ivy) has now faced all conference opponents once, averaging a +32.6 margin of victory. The Tigers remain at home next weekend, hosting Columbia on Friday, Feb. 22 and Cornell the next evening.


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1 teaspoon baking powder
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¾ cup sugar
1 large egg
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
½ teaspoon salt
Line a baking sheet with parchment paper, spray it will a pan spray, or grease it lightly with a little butter or vegetable oil smeared on with a paper towel.
Stir the flower, 1/3 cup of the cocoa powder, and the baking powder together in a bowl, and set the aside, Put the butter, oil and sugar in the bowl of mixer fitted with a paddle attachment and beat until light and fluffy. Add the egg, vanilla, and salt: continue to beat till will blended and smooth. Add the flour mixture and stir it in by hand until evenly incorporated.
Preheat the oven to 350°F.
Roll the dough out about ½ inch thick between large sheets of parchment or waxed paper. Place the sheet of dough, still encased in the parchment paper, on the baking sheet and put it in the refrigerator. Refrigerate until chilled and firm, about 35 minutes.
Using a 2-inch round or square cookie cutter, cut out the cookies. Bake on the prepared baking sheet 6 to 8 minutes. Let the cool, then dust with cocoa powder.


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The action starts Friday (September 28) as the teams host the Chargers' sixth annual Tip-Off Dinner and Auction Fundraiser at the Harbour Towers Hotel. Tickets are still available for the event which features special guest, Julianne Zussmann, veteran member of the world's number-one ranked Canadian National Women's Rugby Team and Rio de Janeiro 2016 Olympics hopeful. (more…)


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Your Excellency, Ladies and Gentlemen. Welcome to Riyadh.
In this second conference for the two Kingdoms' friendship and partnership, I have the personal pleasure to greet Your Excellency and to share a place with you on this podium... Seeing the familiar face of someone I am fortunate to consider as a friend always gives me a most needed sense of calm in an ever-changing world of crisis and turmoil. I always appreciate your astute insight and acknowledged wisdom.
During the first session of this important and continuing dialogue which took place in London last year, I had stressed the value of the relations between our two countries and thought that the two Kingdoms were uniquely positioned to cooperate and play an effective role in dealing with major global issues facing us today. I specifically referred to certain religious, geographic, economic, and cultural factors enabling the two Kingdoms to acquire a certain position of influence – and notwithstanding the existence of a healthy difference and diversity – we can utilize these unique positions in a complementary manner that allows both of us to be more effective in our endeavors.
It seems appropriate that in this current session, we should pause to reflect, evaluate, and reinforce what has been achieved during this past year.
A word of caution must be introduced here. The objectives of our cooperation and partnership must not be viewed from a point of view of a corporate framework, where bottom-line results are expected almost immediately at the end of each fiscal year. It is in the nature of our endeavor that it acquires a life of its own, gathering momentum with time and achieving the sought results. As the Arabic saying goes: "The beginning of a deluge is a drop of rain."
Having that in mind, I am pleased to report that Saudi Arabia is still the largest trading partner of the United Kingdom. In 2004, Saudi imports from the UK were 9.5 billion riyals while it had increased to 10.4 billion in 2005. Volume of trades between our two countries in the last three years went from 10 billion riyals in 2002 to 18 billion riyals in 2005. UK capital invested in major projects in Saudi Arabia is estimated at 4 billion Saudi riyals. This economic core interest is continuing and hopefully, as a result of this session, will continue to expand.
Perhaps it is timely to consider seriously the establishment of an investment holding company between our two Kingdoms. This company would have an agreed upon capital and can be formed by the private sector of both countries. If needed, government participation on both sides can also be considered. I am hopeful that the discussion groups of this session will give serious attention to this proposal to ascertain its range and feasibility.
Culturally, during last year, there have been many successful exchanges in the form of various exhibits, and the number of students from Saudi Arabia seeking further education in the United Kingdom is increasing annually. Surprising as it may seem to some members of the press present today, it is still a curious continuing phenomenon that many British nationals do enjoy living in Saudi Arabia. They are of course most welcome and we enjoy having them among us.
I take this opportunity to express our appreciation of the efforts by the British Government to facilitate these exchanges and streamline the visa procedures. I also wish to thank a person who continues to have a positive effect on this regard; he is Her Majesty's ambassador to Riyadh Sir Sherard, better known here as Abu Henry.
I believe that during the past year, through intensive and candid consultations among us, and in the case of Saudi Arabia within the Islamic Conference and the Arab Summit, the two Kingdoms have clarified and crystallized their thinking and approaches to various global and regional political issues.
We are full partners, with other nations, in the war against terrorism. All point to the fact that we are winning that war. I hope with the help of Almighty God that we shall be able to eradicate completely this pestilence of terror in the near future, so that we are able to look back and recognize it as an aberration which hopefully shall never be repeated. Saudi Arabia is looking forward to the United Kingdom support for its proposal to establish an international counter terrorism center under the auspices of the United Nations.
On issues relating specifically to the Middle East, the views of our two countries in support of peace, stability and prosperity have a lot in common.
It is clear to my government that the adoption of the Arab-League Peace Plan represents the only concrete plan that can offer an end to the longest conflict in modern history. We hope that both the Palestinian and the Israeli governments will endorse this plan, and take all the necessary steps to implement it forthwith.
The Saudi Arabian government believes that withholding economic aid from the democratically elected Palestinian government will only compound the misery and suffering of the Palestinian people, who are already living at subsistence level. This in turn would lead to further despair, extremism and violence. To have a positive effect on any individual or group logic dictates that continuous dialogue and engagement is the only sure way, rather than exclusion and isolation.
It must be clear by now to the Israeli Government that unilateral solutions are doomed and they will only aggravate the crisis. It is counter productive to try and break the will of a valiant people and employ collective punishment measures in order to force submissiveness. Such measures galvanize and add resolve and defiance to the will of the people. The resolve and steadfastness of the gallant British people during the Second World War when subjected to daily civilian bombardment by the Nazi regime is a case of point.
It is the belief of both our two countries that the suffering of the Iraqi people must come to an end, and that the formation of a strong and unified government representing all sectors of the Iraqi people is the only way to assure a unified and prosperous Iraq, avoid a sectarian civil war, and pave the way to ultimately end the presence of foreign troops on Iraqi soil. It is in this spirit that the Arab League encourages a continuation of the comprehensive national dialogue among all Iraqis, the first round of which was held in Cairo, and we hope that the second round will be held in Baghdad soon.
Our two Kingdoms are in full agreement that the volatile region of the Middle East must be free of all weapons of mass destruction. If the international community is attempting to convince Iran not to develop nuclear arms, this should apply to Israel as well. I am always surprised that when Israel stockpile of nuclear weapons is mentioned, the international community opts to remain silent and seeks to shroud the fact with an obscure blackout.
I believe further that we are in agreement as to the right of any nation to seek nuclear technology for civilian use under customary international supervision. Under all circumstances, we believe in this country that the present crisis should be resolved through peaceful negotiations.
Our agreement on these issues is important. What we need to do now is to convince others that these are rational practical solutions, and urge the international community to adopt and implement this approach. We must not pretend that we solve the issues by merely meeting and discussing them. We must work hard to devise a mechanism to bring our deliberations to reality.
I conclude by thanking the government of the United Kingdom for their valuable assistance in making it possible for Saudi Arabia to join the World Trade Organization, during their tenure at the presidency of the European Union last year. I also wish all the participants in this conference luck and success. And my special thanks to the Honorable Jack Straw for his presence today.


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These days, the Shelby name is synonymous with Ford Mustang performance, but it wasn't always so. Carroll Shelby spent plenty of time decking the halls of Chrysler with quick versions of otherwise plebeian models, including the Dodge Dakota and Lancer. Most of those machines have returned to the earth in spectacular fashion by now, but it looks as if one owner in Pennsville, New Jersey sealed two of the machines away from the world to preserve them for future generations. Behold what could very
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Would you pay $10,500 to ride the USPCC course before the pros?
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Last January Carmichael Training Systems announced its USA Pro Cycling Challenge Race Experience for Amateurs. We were curious how it all turned out and saw this recent story in the
Denver Post about the event.
"This is a privilege denied to many, especially at my age," said the 64-year-old Breckenridge resident as a mechanic for his Carmichael Training Systems team grabbed his bike for a cleaning and a coach delivered a brightly colored drink. Oshlo was one of 19 cyclists who paid $10,500 to pedal the entire 683-mile USA Pro Challenge route, just like the pros.
The Carmichael Training Systems team — which included six coaches, five mechanics and five massage therapists — ate with the pros, got daily bike maintenance and massages, stayed in the same hotel as the pros and team members even got fined for being late to meetings or departures. (The fines went to the Kids on Bikes charity.) The riders got VIP access to stage finishes and colleague-type access to the world's best cyclists.
Read more at the DenverPost
CTS also produced a series of videos that follow the journey of these amateur riders, and Chris Carmichael comments on his site, "I am always most excited about the differences in people from the first day to the last. We captured some cool stuff and I think you will enjoy seeing the changes yourself." You can view these chronicles on the CTS Website
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$10,500 to ride the Challenge?
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I still insist that the USA Pro Challenge promoters are missing a great opportunity for value added income. They need to have a Grand Fondo type of ride for the public before the Pro's race. Everything is in place already except maybe rest stops. Cap it at 3500 and entry fee around $500.00 for the seven days. Get the ride the rocky's or Tour de Cure to help with organization.
They are working on the Gran
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
They are working on the Gran Fondo and have partnered with some great resources to try and make that happen next year.
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God no!
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
Doubling the road closures for the Tour of Colorado next year? I look forward to twice the number of whiners complaining about tax dollars, arrogant cyclists, spandex Lance-wannabes, stop signs, abreasting, etc., etc.
I would seriously consider paying to ride the route a day before (or after) the Tour goes through Colorado. Not for 10.5 large though.
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Excuse me, it's not the Tour
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
Excuse me, it's not the Tour of Colorado
Yes it is; get over it.
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
Yes it is; get over it.
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You can ride the entire TdF
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
You can ride the entire TdF route for that, like the Reve ladies did.
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Only if....
Submitted by Andy (not verified) on
Only if I had a $10,000 bike to ride...
Points: 9
People with too much money on
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
People with too much money on their hands. While Joe Average can only dream of that or donate their first born. Even the Baseball Fantasy Camps don't come close to charging that much.
I think maybe $2500 would be acceptable and you have a lottery if the numbers get too big.


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"I started making welded sculptures of windmills and that evolved things that are seen in oil fields," Wittrock said during an interview with The Park Record. "That, in turn, evolved into me making handmade leaves and branches made from copper and brass and steel.
One day, in 1975, Wittrock saw a natural leaf that was encapsulated in plastic.
"I thought that it was a great idea, but didn't do anything like that until 2007," he said with laugh. "It took me 32 years to even try to do something like that."
Since then, Wittrock has created thousands of pendants made from natural leaves that have been coated with a plastic resin.
Some of those works will be part of the Wittrock's First Friday Artist Opening event at Artique, 283 N. Main St. in Kamas, on Feb. 1.
Wittrock, who lives in Wild Willow, which is two miles south of Kamas, said he met Artique owner Katie Stellpflug a year ago at Samak Smokehouse, where he sells his pendants.
The two got acquainted just before Stellpflug opened up the Starving Artist Exchange, which is now Artique, with her friends Cassidy DuHadaway and Alisha Niswander.
"I didn't put any of my pendants up there until last year around Christmas time and we had some remarkable sales," Wittrock said. "We were pleased that the popularity of the works have grown from there.
When DuHadaway and Niswander left the shop to pursue other interests, Stellpflug changed its name to Artique, and asked Wittrock if he wanted to be a featured artist.
"There will be more than 50 leaves on display," Wittrock said. "We'll have a dozen earring sets that I made out of the flower petals, as well.
"I'll also be exhibiting some of my metal sculptures that have been in my collection for a few years," he said. "I at least want to show them, but try to sell them also."
Creating the pendants takes some patience, Wittrock said.
"First off, they are coated in a plastic resin," he said. "It's a two-part mixture and I put four coats of it on each side of the leaf."
Wittrock said he can apply the concoction with a brush, but usually ends up using whatever he used to stir the resin.
"You can also take a Popsicle stick and spread the stuff on the leaves like putting butter on toast," he said.
A single coat takes at least 24 hours to cure and dry.
"I don't have the luxury of doing it all in one coat and they aren't capsulated in a mold, so it's a pretty meticulous business," he said.
Adding to the clock is the chore of picking and drying the leaves.
"My eye primarily is attracted to red leaves," Wittrock said. "When I lived in Colorado for 26 years, I used to look for red aspen leaves. While they were hard to find, I did find some, and eventually, learned that they are pretty common in Utah."
He also looks for orange and yellow leaves.
"I have found, however, that yellow leaves don't hold up the color very well, although the plastic coating does preserve the color for the most part." Wittrock said.
"Yellow aspen leaves turn black over time, but I have a yellow leaf I coated in 2008 and it's still yellow."
Aspens aren't the only leaves Wittrock works with.
"I'll coat anything from maple leaves to flower petals, which I'm really interested in now," he said. "Flower petals seem to be very popular, because of the new colors and textures I can find. They are wonderful, but harder to do than leaves, because they are so delicate."
Like with the leaves, Wittrock has to choose the right color, size and shape of the petals.
"That's kind of difficult because there are so many of these beautiful things out there to choose from," he said.
Wittrock first started making the pendants after he retired and moved to Kamas to be closer to his daughter.
"I sat down one day and reflected about what I wanted to do," he said. "I said to myself, 'Welding is kind of a pain, so why don't I try putting plastic on leaves?'"
Since the popularity of the pendants has grown, Wittrock, who calls himself the "Leafer in Charge," has been busy making new ones.
"It's to the point, now, where it's starting to feel more like work," he said. "But besides the creativity, I love meeting the people who enjoy what I do. Of course, when I get some kind of positive input in my day, it makes everything better. So, anyone who buys one of these pendants is giving me some positive input."
Ed Wittrock will be the featured artist at the First Friday Opening at Artique, 283 N. Main St. in Kamas, on Friday, Feb. 1. Wittrock will show his work from 6 p.m. until 9 p.m. Admission is free. Artique is formerly known as the Starving Artist Exchange. For more information, visit www.facebook.com/TheStarvingArtistExchange.


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Volleyball Looks To Maintain Top Spot In Ivies During First Home Weekend
The team that once couldn't find a fifth-set answer now stands atop the Ivy League because it has won twice on the road in five-set thrillers. The Princeton women's volleyball team will try to hold that position this weekend when it hosts Columbia and Cornell in its first home Ivy League matches.
LINKS: Live Video l Live Stats l Standings l Coach King on TigerCast l Rudnick Wins Player Of the WeekPrinceton and Yale are currently tied atop the Ivy standings with matching 3-0 records, while Columbia is only one match off the pace at 2-1. Yale, which has played its first three Ivy matches on the road, will continue its long road trip this weekend with matches at Dartmouth and Harvard.
While Princeton has gotten exceptional play once again from All-Ivy outside Lydia Rudnick (more on her later), the Tigers have won three straight Ivy road matches while playing as many as five underclassmen much of the time. Sophomore Tiana Woolridge is playing the best volleyball of her career recently, and she has teamed up with classmate Nicole Kincade to provide a strong 1-2 punch at the middle blocker spot.
Sophomore Ginny Willis currently leads the Ivy League in assists with 10.34 per set, more than a whole assist better than anybody in the league. Willis was a second-team All-Ivy League selection last season, and head coach Sabrina King praised her work during this week's edition of TigerCast (see link above).
Freshmen Sarah Daschbach and Kendall Peterkin have both earned starting roles, and both have excelled. Peterkin, who started at the rightside spot last weekend, ranks second in the Ivies with 3.2 kills and third in points with 3.6 per set. Daschbach took over for the graduated Hillary Ford at libero and leads the team with 4.2 per set.
Rudnick, the Ivy League leader in kills (4.2) and points (4.7), was just named the Ivy League Player of the Week after leading the Tigers to a road sweep. She had 25 kills in the victory over Harvard, and her total currently ranks among the Top 40 nationally.
Columbia, which could be in a first-place tie Friday with a win and a Yale road loss, has the two most efficient hitters in the league. Heather Braunagel leads the Ivy League with a .407 attack percentage, while teammate Savannah Fletcher ranks second with a .396 percentage.
Cornell, which is 1-2 in Ivy play, has been led by sophomore setter Kelly Reinke, who is second to Willis in assists this season with 9.3 per game.


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This month's Sage Research Institute Faculty Spotlight is acknowledging the work of Dr. Laura Gras, Associate Professor of Physical Therapy and Dr. Mary Rea, Professor and Chair of Biology. Dr. Gras and Dr. Rea have been researching the effects of several therapeutic practices on balance in elderly individuals. They have used this topic as an opportunity to involve both undergraduate and graduate students in research on campus. Their work is highlighted in the interview below.
Q1: What originally interested the two of you in collaborating on a research project together? How has your research evolved since you began working with one another?
We started our collaboration together 9 years ago when we worked on several projects with researchers at RPI's Lighting Research Center. We studied the effects of lighting to improve balance and reduce falls which was funded by NIH and resulted in 3 publications. We've also had several presentations at national conferences.
Q2: Could you tell us more about the specifics of your current research?
The current project is using a multifactorial fall intervention program to improve balance in older adults who are at a risk for falls. The program is twice a week for 1 hour for 8 weeks. During the 1-hour session we have the participants do 20 minutes of balance education, 20 minutes of walking and 20 minutes of Wii bowling. The Wii bowling portion of the program is also a balance intervention. The participants need to stand up from a chair, walk 10 feet,bowl, turn around, walk back to the chair and sit down each time that they bowl. The improvement in the balance of the participants after the 8 week program really has been incredible.
Q3: You have had many students over the years who have assisted you in recruiting subjects and collecting data. What has been the most rewarding aspect of involving so many students in your research project?
We have involved students from the graduate Doctor of Physical Therapy and the undergraduate Biology Programs in all of the projects that we have conducted together. The students have been very hands-on during recruitment, testing and assisting in the interventions. We have enjoyed seeing the students interacting with the older adults in the projects and involving them in something that they report looking forward to doing each week.
Q4: What are your future plans for this specific research topic? Have or will you published any articles related to this specific research?
This semester we have added a control group to compare the 17 participants to and plan to submit an article for publication. We presented this project at the New York Physical Therapy Conference last week and we will be presenting it at the American Physical Therapy Association's Combined Sections Meeting in Las Vegas in February.
Q5: Is there future work that you will be pursuing?
We are planning to do research on the affects of blue light on sleep and falls in older adults.


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Iraq: Leading Cleric Urges Release of Kidnapped Qatari Hunters
Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani called the kidnapping wrong and said the government must help free the abducted hunters.
December 26, 2015, Saturday
In Bid to Counter Iran, Ayatollah in Iraq May End Up Emulating It
In the face of concerns over the growing power of Iran and its militia proxies, Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani has intervened in Iraqi politics, at least for now.
November 2, 2015, Monday
Iraqi Parliament Backs Overhaul of Government
The elimination of several high-level positions and sectarian quotas in political appointments is meant to transform Iraq's corrupt political system, but it could further alienate Sunnis.
August 12, 2015, Wednesday
Shiite Militias in Iraq Back Off Boycott Over U.S. Strikes on ISIS
A message of support from Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani, a religious leader in Iraq, apparently has the militias cooperating with the role of the United States.
March 28, 2015, Saturday
In Shake-Up, Iraqi Premier Replaces 36 Commanders
It was the first public effort by Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi to put his mark on the security forces battling Islamic State militants.
November 13, 2014, Thursday
40 Are Killed in Attacks Targeting Shiites in Iraq
A flurry of attacks included a quadruple car bombing near two of the holiest shrines in Shiite Islam, killing 40, officials said.
October 21, 2014, Tuesday
Iraqi Cleric's Speech Strikes a Balance
Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani warned of threats to Iraqi independence, but he stopped short of opposing the military campaign against the Islamic State.
September 20, 2014, Saturday
Maliki Agrees to Relinquish Power in Iraq
Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki said Thursday he had agreed to step down, conceding to pressure from within Iraq and the United States and Iran.
August 15, 2014, Friday
Maliki's Bid to Keep Power in Iraq Seems to Collapse
Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki's defiant fight to retain power in Iraq appeared to collapse after his former backers in Iran, the military and his own party all signaled that he could no longer expect their support.
August 13, 2014, Wednesday
On the Road to Samarra, Glimpses of Iraq's New Fractured Reality
With the threat of Sunni militants looming, various Shiite militias have planted flags and claimed spheres of influence on the 75-mile stretch from Baghdad to Samarra.
July 10, 2014, Thursday
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Why I Am Not a Christian is already in the can, but we're working on Sense and Goodness without God now and you can imagine that is a much bigger challenge. At some time in the future we'll also do Not the Impossible Faith. And if Pitchstone can get an affordable audio-edition license from Prometheus (may luck be with us), we'll eventually do a version of Proving History, too (but that's a big if, so don't bank on it yet).
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PRINCETON, N.J. (1/10/14) - The Princeton women's track & field team won a tri-meet against St. John's and St. Joseph's tonight at Jadwin Gym. The Tigers scored 161 points with St. Joe's second with 88 and St. John's third with 85.
Princeton won five of six field events.
Sophomore Julia Ratcliffe won the weight throw with a throw of 18.91 (62-0.50). Her best toss came on her second attempt, while she cleared 18.62 and 18.46 on two other attempts.
Sophomore Brielle Rowe captured a win in the shot put at 11.70 (38-4.75), hitting the mark on her fourth attempt. Her throw nearly two feet further than the runner up from St. John's.
In the pole vault the win went to freshman Lauren Santi. Santi cleared 3.35 (10-11.75).
Freshman Alexandra Lanzafame was the runner-up in the long jump, missing first place by just 1/4 of an inch. She jumped to 5.28 (17-4) on her fifth jump of the night.
Princeton went 1-2-3-4 in the high jump with sophomore Taylor Morgan winning the event. She cleared 1.65 (5-5) on her first attempt. Sophomore Inka Busack and senior Theresa Kennedy reached 1.60 (5-3) and sophomore Kerry Krause cleared 1.55 (5-1).
Wrapping up the victories in the field was senior Imani Oliver. She was the only triple jumper to reach 12 meters as she leapt to 12.54 (41-1.75) on her fifth attempt. Lanzafame was third at 10.96 (35-11.50).
Princeton went 1-2-3-4-5 in the mile. Junior Kathryn Fluehr led the way with a 5:02.00. Freshman Rachael Chacko wasn't far behind at 5:02.05, a new PR, followed by senior Marisa Cummings at 5:03.91, senior Clare Gallagher at 5:09.39 and freshman Zoe Sims 5:13.07.
The Tigers were storng in the 500 as well taking the first four places. Junior Kim Mackay won the event at 1:16.20 with senior Kacie O'Neil second with a PR of 1:16.77. Sophomore Meghan McMullin and Emily Broyles followed at 1:17.01 and 1:17.65.
Junior Emily de La Bruyere and sophomore junior Birdie Hutton delivered a 1-2 in the 1000. de La Bruyere clocked a 2:56.93 with Hutton three seconds back at 2:59.29.
A 1-2-3 sweep came in the 3,000 with sophomore Lindsay Eysenbach sealing the win with a PR of 9:59.85. Junior Erika Fluehr and senior Molly Higgins were next across the line at 10:02.15 and 10:26.90.
The 4x800 relay of Bird, Chacko, Sims and Katie Hanss earned a win at 9:18.72.
Runners-up inclucing Beth McKenna in the 60-meter hurdles, Elisa Steele in the 400, Rachel Skokowski in the 800 and the 4x400 relay.
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Bonnie Lynn Raitt is born in Los Angeles, California.
Bonnie Raitt's debut album, Bonnie Raitt, is released, revealing a 21-year-old singer/guitarist with an uncanny grasp of old-time country blues.
Give It Up, Bonnie Raitt's sophomore album, expands her range with three self-penned songs and outside contributions from contemporary writers like Jackson Browne and Eric Justin Kaz.
Bonnie Raitt's fifth album, Home Plate, finds her working with fellow Southern Californians like Bill Payne (of Little Feat) and Tom Waits. She is profiled in a Rolling Stone cover story.
Sweet Forgiveness enters the album chart. It yields a minor hit (Bonnie Raitt's first) with her cover of Del Shannon's "Runaway," and rises to #25. It is her first gold record and remains her best-selling album until Nick of Time.
The antinuclear MUSE (Musicians United for Safe Energy) concerts, co-organized by Bonnie Raitt, are held at New York's Madison Square Garden. Raitt performs with Jackson Browne, Bruce Springsteen and others.
Bonnie Raitt's ninth album, Nine Lives, comes in the midst of a time of personal turmoil for the artist. A poor seller, it is her last album for Warner Bros.
Nick of Time, Bonnie Raitt's first album for Capitol Records, enters the album chart. Produced by Don Was, it is one of the major success stories of the year, rising to #1 and producing minor hits in "Have a Heart" and "Nick of Time."
Bonnie Raitt dominates the Grammy ceremonies in Los Angeles, winning four awards: Album of the Year (for Nick of Time); Best Pop Vocal Performance, Female; Best Rock Vocal Performance, Female, and Best Traditional Blues Recording (for a duet with John Hooker on "I'm in the Mood").
'Luck of the Draw' reaches #2 on Billboard's album chart and yields Bonnie Raitt's first Top Forty single, "Something to Talk About" (#5).
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Bonnie Raitt is inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame at the fifteenth annual induction dinner. Melissa Etheridge is her presenter.
Bonnie Raitt releases the album Souls Alike.
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I'm by no means a pro at parties, but I have certainly caught the party bug after looking at so many beautiful parties on this and other great websites/blogs!
I wanted to do something great for my daughter's 2nd birthday and since she had suddenly become a sugar addict, I thought a sweet shoppe theme(even though its a common one) would be perfect. Also in south Louisiana in August, every party turns into a pool party so you can see a few of the kids in their bathing suits!
I found a fabric on sale that just screamed candy, so I used those colors as my inspiration for the color palette. I found candies in those colors at my local warehouse store as well as oriental trading.
I had been collecting glasses. vases, and jars at various stores over the months prior to the party. I found some great ones at wal-mart and even second hand stores in Baton Rouge.
I made the sweet shoppe sign with foam board and cardstock from hobby lobby and I just printed out the letters in the color and font I wanted on my computer, cut them out, and glued them to the board. I you-tubed "how to make a perfect oval" and found a really neat way to do it with 3 small tacs and some string.
I got colored chinese take out containers from party city and the paper laterns for outside online. All the kiddos loved packing the candy in their boxes and they actually really loved the toothbrushes too!
I got the cake from Suga Rush Bakery in Plaquemine, La and my friend Erin Lato of ELL photography did the amazing pictures.
Overall the party was a big success and all the kids had a wonderful time, i can't wait till I do it all again next year!!!
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Enjoy a heart-warming, Texas-style welcome when you stay at the Holiday Inn Express and Suites hotel Texas City. Our 100% smoke free property is located next to I-45 at exit 15 and between the cities of Houston and Galveston.
Families enjoy lodging at our Texas City hotel because it is only a 15-minute drive to the beautiful Texas Gulf Coast. Our hotel's location provides easy access to nearby attractions, including NASA Space
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Families enjoy lodging at our Texas City hotel because it is only a 15-minute drive to the beautiful Texas Gulf Coast. Our hotel's location provides easy access to nearby attractions, including NASA Space Center Houston, National Museum of Arts & Science in Houston, Schlitterbahn Water Park in Galveston and Gulf Greyhound Park in La Marque, TX. Nearby attractions also include the Bayou Wildlife Park, Port of Texas City and the Kemah Boardwalk.
Our guests appreciate the personalized service and the premium accommodations that our hotel provides. Besides being only a short drive from Houston and Galveston, our hotel is also near to major industrial companies like Valero, Marathon and Dow Chemical Company. Our business amenities include audio/visual equipment, free high-speed, wireless Internet access and a 24-hour Business Center.
The Holiday Inn Express & Suites in Texas City, TX is the ideal place to stay while on a vacation or on a business trip. We offer the signature, free American breakfast buffet by Holiday Inn Express with a wide selection of excellent breakfast goodies, like the unique cinnamon rolls. Book your Texas City hotel room today!