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Speaking to several hundred people at Covenant Life Church on Saturday at the kick-off rally for the protest of Leroy Carhart's abortion business, we pointed out that polls continue to show that the majority of Americans oppose abortion beyond the first trimester.
Most people – even those who call themselves 'pro-choice' — are closer to our position than to that of Carhart. But who is mobilizing those who would oppose what Carhart is doing? No one. We need to focus the attention of Americans to the reality of what Carhart does.
During the rally, we distributed literature with quotes from late-term abortionists that leave no doubt about the nature of the brutal procedure, and urged those fighting abortion to do so using the words of the abortionists themselves as found in medical textbooks and court testimony.
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WESTFIELD TWP. — Two incumbents, Gary Harris and Ronald L. Oiler, seek to retain their seats Tuesday against two challengers, Michael Schmidt and William N. Thombs, on the board of trustees.
Gary Harris
Harris, 63, has been a trustee since 2010. The Republican owns and operates Harris Builders.
Harris also was a scoutmaster for Chippewa Lake Boy Scout Troop 512 from 1987 to 1993 and a Gloria Glens Village councilman from 1980 to 1990.
Harris said almost everything in the township is good, but he wants to form and grow new relationships.
"The most important thing is preserving the rural atmosphere of Westfield Township while promoting sustainable growth, and keeping township roads maintained," he said. "I also want to establish a good working relationship between the township and the fire district."
Ronald L. Oiler
Oiler, 72, has served as trustee since 2009. Also a Republican, he is retired after 32 years at Unisys Corp.
He's a member of the Ohio and Medina County township associations, the Medina County Council of Governments Drug Task Force, the Seville Masonic Lodge for 50 years, the Vietnam Veterans of America, the Veterans of Foreign Wars and Izaak Walton League.
Oiler said he's proud of his time serving on the board and will use what he's learned to keep Westfield on track.
"I will use my past experience in management, budgeting and finance to maintain fiscal responsibility for the township even with diminished state funding," he said.
Michael Schmidt
Schmidt, 61, also is a Republican and though it's his first time running for a trustee seat, he's no stranger to local politics.
Schmidt served 25 years on the township Board of Zoning Appeals, the last 14 as chairman, and served 14 years on the Cloverleaf school board, including three terms as president.
He's been on the board of the Medina County Career Center for four years and boasts a list of 41 youth sports, charity, church, professional and civic organizations in which he is involved or holds membership.
Schmidt cites several goals, including greater communication with residents and defined roles and job descriptions for all township employees.
But he cites one item as a clear and primary objective.
"Obviously, the elephant in the room has been the Kratzer property. In my past tenure in the area, there has not been anything as polarizing as this has been and it is creating a very unhealthy atmosphere in the township," he said.
Tim Kratzer, a former township trustee, has sought to develop his farm off Greenwich Road.
"The latest comprehensive plan completed three years ago at a cost of $30,000 stated that this area needed further study. Unfortunately, this has not happened. My vision is to create a task force to do this," Schmidt said.
"With my grant-writing abilities, I have already discussed getting monies to cover this. It would involve hiring a competent facilitator, engage the public who both oppose and favor development in this area, collaborate with local and state officials and commissions, and work out plan through consensus that we all can embrace."
Thombs could not be reached for comment.
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Three batches later I can confidently declare that I remain as unskilled in the candy-making department as ever but that if I can pull this off, surely anyone with a candy thermometer can. Er, should you choose to read it, which I failed to do in the first batch, which was burnt — details. But even burnt, I loved the bitter coffee flavor, so unexpected when you're eating something that is essentially cooked sugar. Batch two was a success that I failed to photograph and by batch three, I am surely an expert so trust me when I say that it is good, very very good. Like first cup of coffee in the morning good, salty buttery caramel good, homemade candy gifted in cellophane bags good… or you know, cotton onesie sleeve good, you know, whatever floats your boat.
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Yes, with the molasses again. After discovering how it brings out all coffee's awesomeness in baked goods, I had to add it to this one too. Of course, if you don't trust me that it only adds a subtle bitter tinge or are molasses-averse there are alternatives but we really liked it. And also the espresso — if a piece of candy could ever taste like a cup of coffee, this would be it.
1 cup (2 sticks or 8 ounces) butter
1/2 cup light brown sugar
1/2 cup white sugar
1 1/2 teaspoons molasses (can swap corn syrup or honey)
1/4 teaspoon salt (or a heaping 1/4 teaspoon flaky sea salt)
1 1/2 teaspoons instant espresso powder
1 cup semisweet chocolate chips, or 6 ounces semisweet chocolate, chopped
1/2 cup chopped hazelnuts (toasted, skinned and cooled) or another nut of your choice
Line a small baking sheet (mine are 9×13, to fit in my puny oven) with parchment paper or a silicon mat and set aside.
In medium heavy saucepan (I used a 3-quart) with a candy thermometer attached, melt butter, brown sugar, white sugar, molasses, salt and espresso together over together. Cook over medium heat, stirring occasionally with a whisk (one that reaches into the corners is especially helpful here) until the temperature approaches 250¯F, at which point you should stir constantly until it reaches 300¯F.
Pour immediately into the prepared baking sheet — you can spread it more evenly with a offset or silicon spatula but don't worry if you have neither. Sprinkle the chocolate chips over the toffee and let them sit for a minute until soft, then spread the chocolate evenly over the candy base. Sprinkle the chocolate with chopped hazelnuts and then, if you're as impatient as we are, you can slide the sheet onto a cooling rack in the freezer until the toffee is set.
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A prominent comparitive critique of the 1800's French critic Remy D Gourmount, he also embraced life as an artist, novelist and critic began a literary movement which translated as a valid intrepetation of all things even international film today. Known as symbolisme, such a stance does also describe the present and most recent London, England version of world wide famous comic artist, Russell Brand and his now Messiah Complex Tour which now on film, and the European resolution rare to obtain here in America, due perhaps to the fact that the copies represent a work of devout perfection. Every element of the event mould with the very word, symbol, the Latin symbolictum, which of the literal means a token of faith between two objects which may mean people. It is not therefore cinematic blasphemy to say that the words of Brand spoken during the faithful soliloquy seemed at a level with the new representational form of theatrical measure. Using living props to present a live performance of his high level of acting intelligence, Brand took us from crayons to perfume in a matter of seconds. A trucker hobbit and to express such an ideal of socialism, he made the audience laugh out loud after a demonstration of the need for sexual protection at the workplace. "You will get a leaflet tomorrow," he said while he laughed about one woman who asked him out on a date. The audience pretty much roared with laughter about this, as they did all throughout the great Broadway endemic performance. And the actor whose home turf and even with his mother present at the full seat capacity theater, Brand spoke to us of the comparative lives of about five different Messiah like leaders which began with Jesus, Gandhi, Malcom X and even Hitler. The words of Personal Jesus by Marilyn Manson and the insane asylum for people with an actual mental illness diagnoses of the mental disease medically termed Messiah Complex, Brand described the problems associated with leader personalities and intelligently formatted even the ups and downs and difficulties associated with those made responsible for leading the masses. Of course, he did use much saavy to present Hitler as the most flawed leader of them all, and with careful illustration used ingenious comedy to point out how such a demon personality begins his insanity at an age so early that it is almost nearly certain that even a smart school teacher may wisely identify and therefore prevent same from growing up to the point of any evolution of power. Brand himself, the most talented actor of his original performance college, one teacher even wrote in his report card that, "He has developed into a striking, versatile actor ~ with a good understanding of his strong points and the obliteration of his weak points. His interest is obvious, and he pays close attention in class. All of his performances have been most powerful and he is an actor of good promise." An adorable child, he was always handsome and once even started an adolescent trend among the fortunate English community where he resided by making an original hairstyle on his own self, which he even named the fringe.
The Messiah Complex Tour, a range of Russell Brand performances a must to attend, while his world wide tour difficult to obtain tickets for with every seat an identified script of sold out audiences, ordering the taped CDs and videos of the range of performances may be the only way some fans may be able to adore the star of the programs and watch his brilliant elaboration of the satire and yet greatly educational venue of religion and politics and a whole different view which opens up many minds and much discussion as to the hows and whys of it all. Even Mr. Brand considered putting all of those who suffer from a Messiah Complex in the same room together cruel and unusual punishment. And what with each of the afflicted wanting to be more holier than thou than the other, each Jesus he said would of course argue with eachother without anger over who the real Jesus among them was. "You are mistaken, but I forgive you." In short, it is okay that you think you are the Jesus, the Messiah. But I know I am and you are not, because I am. A lot like when Pee Wee Herman during the film, The Pee Wee Herman Movie once made that infamous quote, "I know I am, but what are you?" Of course though, Brand is on a level of comedic performance, however humble, that clearly brands him to coin a pun as one of the best comics on earth today. And as if his compassion for the psychological condition of the suffering of each past messiah does not serve him well, the once drug addicted victor who has managed to cold turkey himself to sobriety is personae enough to be able to laugh at himself, and even the disrespectful way his past was once lauded by media. In fact, his capacity to uncover the use and misuse of the media advertising community to use words to mind program the masses, he clearly identifies himself as a learned intellectual seriously worthy of merit and listening to. Without giving too much of the program away, some of the motif he dwelt among consisted of everything from The Barber of Fleet Street, the latest and best filmed version which starred American actor Johnnie Depp to those who instead of believing nothing at all who become willing to err on the side of believing anything. A final quip about the performance brings to mind at least a few of the last identifiable anecdote which Brand talked about in definite lectoral fashion. Ironically, the phrases beautifully sum up his show. I'm lovin it. Unbelievably satisfying.


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If there is one public wine tasting event that rivals San Francisco's yearly ZAP Zinfandel tasting for sheer size and chaos, it could only be the annual SF Chronicle Wine Competition Tasting. Every year this competition is judged by more than 60 wine professionals, in which they award medals to their top choices from among over 5,000 wines from all across America. This competition has grown over the last ten years to be the largest competitive tasting of American wines in the world.
The judges hand out hundreds of medals and awards. Those awards are released to the public, and then about a month later, many of the award winning wines, plus a lot more are poured for the public in a four-hour event that takes over Fort Mason for a Saturday afternoon. There are usually cooking demonstrations and food booths, and various other diversions.
Regardless of how I feel about such wine competitions, this tasting, like all such public events, represents an incredible opportunity to educate your palate and discover new wines to enjoy. This tasting in particular offers a unique chance to taste wine from a lot of less well known wine regions (i.e. not California, Oregon, or Washington) in addition to hundreds of wines from the places that most people know and love.
So if you don't have plans February 18th and want to expand your wine horizons, the experience is well worth the price of admission.
2012 San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition Public Tasting
Saturday, February 18, 2012 2pm - 5pm
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Marina Boulevard, San Francisco, CA 94123 (map)
Tickets are $65 if purchased in advance, $80 at the door. You can purchase tickets online.
My usual tips for large public tastings: get a good night's sleep; go with food in your belly; wear dark clothes; leave the cologne or perfume at home; drink lots of water; and if you want to really enjoy yourself, SPIT!
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I have (2) 2TB hard drives.
HD1 - I hosed the MBR, drive won't mount, can't see data, but it must be there because I didn't do anything much to it except with testdisk
HD2 - was empty, made a dd image backup of HD1 to this drive. Although dd ran out of space it said? Took roughly 16 hrs to complete this task. The first drive was less than 1.5 TB's in actual data though so hopefully it captured it all?
The data on the first drive (and hopefully on the dd image on the second drive) is my entire life's work and is quite irreplaceable. I really need these files (mostly raw photo images, TIFs, JPG's, home movies, my entire album collection in MP3 format, my entire DVD collection in MP4 format, etc)
How do I recover my data from the dd image on the second drive? It's just a humongous dd image file sitting there not a clue what to do with it.


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Penn Athletics will be inducting its Hall of Fame Class VIII this Saturday, May 5 at the Inn at Penn. As we prepare for the upcoming ceremony, we will be introducing each inductee over the next several days. Click here to find the original release on all the inductees, from February 22.
Tim Chambers served as one of Penn football's best players during one of the most prosperous eras in the program's illustrious history.
Chambers was the first player in Penn history to win Ivy League Player of the Year accolades and was a three-time All-Ivy player for three Ivy League championship teams. In his three seasons on the varsity squad, the Quakers were 21-7-1 overall including a 17-3-1 mark against the Ivy League.
Prior to 1982, the Quakers had claimed the Ivy title just once in the 26-year history of the league. Chambers' first season with the varsity team marked the first of five straight Ivy League championships -- a feat that has never been duplicated.
Chambers made an immediate impact in his first season. As a sophomore -- freshmen were not allowed to compete on the varsity in that era -- the standout defensive back hauled in seven interceptions. To this day, that still stands as the third-highest single-season total in the history of the program. That same season -- and just one year after the varsity had finished with a 1-9 record overall -- the Quakers broke a 23-year Ivy League title drought, and Chambers earned second-team All-Ivy accolades. He led the team in punt returns, was second in tackles, and was named Division-1AA Rookie of the Year.
As a junior, Chambers once again led the team in punt returns and interceptions, was the third leading tackler, and earned first-team All-Ivy honors. As a team, the Quakers posted their first back-to-back winning seasons in more than a decade and once again claimed a share of the Ivy League title.
A year later, Chambers went out on top. The Red and Blue team swept through its Ivy League slate unbeaten for the first time in school history. The Sporting News named him to the pre-season All American Team. Chambers was awarded the Asa S. Bushnell Cup as the Ivy League's Most Valuable Player. He was just the second defensive player in Ivy League history to win the award, and he remains the only defensive back to ever do so.
En route to that honor and another first-team All-Ivy selection, the three-year letterwinner added four more interceptions to tie the school's career record. Once again, he led the team in punt returns and was third in team tackles. Chambers finished his career with 14 interceptions to match the legendary Chuck Bednarik's 36-year-old record. The two Penn Athletic Hall of Famers remain at the top of the record book today.
Following his career at Penn, Chambers' was signed as a free agent and spent time in camp with the Philadelphia Eagles and the Indianapolis Colts. In 2000, he was selected as one of the greatest defensive backs in Penn history and was named first-team All-Century.
Chambers statement
"'It's a great day to be a Penn Quaker.' As a 19-year-old sophomore, I uttered those words to the Daily Pennsylvanian after we knocked off Harvard and clinched a share of the Ivy League title for the first time in 23 years. How naïve to think that the overflowing pride of wearing the red and blue would only last a day. I realize now that it only served to ignite a soul that would forever be proud to be a Penn Quaker. I am extremely grateful to be included among these Hall of Fame players and coaches that I have long admired. Thank you Mom and Dad for making so many sacrifices to send me to this prestigious university. I know it wasn't easy when there are 12 kids in the family. Jerry Berndt, John Lyons, and Dan Staffieri-thank you for being great coaches and teachers. You educated me on and off the field. You taught me what it takes to be a champion but also the importance of friendship, trust, and camaraderie. To my teammates: Thank you for buying into a greater good and sharing the journey. Before we arrived, Penn won three games in three years. We knew it was time to restore the glory. Who will ever forget the Miracle on 34th Street? With the NFL on strike, 40,000 fans filled Franklin Field. On a cold November day, Dave Schulman kicked a field goal with no time left on the clock and we beat Harvard 23-21. The flight of the football through those uprights bridged the gap between the glory days of the Mungermen and a new era of Ivy League dominance. The student body would carry those uprights to their death at the bottom of the Schulykill River. A new dawn was upon us. Two years later, 40,000 fans would return to Franklin Field to see Steve Ortman return the second-half kickoff for a TD. Harvard would never recover, and the rout was on. We won 37-7, went undefeated in the league, and won the Ivy League title outright for the first time since 1959. Penn greats Bednarik, Bagnell, and Minisi proudly swayed their arm from side and sang with joy: 'Hurrah, hurrah, Pennsylvania...' You would have thought the war had just ended. It was moments like these that humbled you. It was moments like these that were unique to Penn. The past had been preserved, and a new generation of kids would respect the school's storied history and colors. Penn Pride. Best. Penn Pride. Best. I-V-Y Champs. I-V-Y Champs. Give yourselves three. Clap, clap, clap!"


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Fifty five children filled the culinary arts kitchen at SKYCTC today learning everything from how to cook meals to cleaning dishes and folding napkins.
"We want them to figure out what it's like to cook. Put your hands in the meatballs, and make sauce from scratch and make cookies from scratch," said Executive Chef and SKYCTC and Culinary Arts Professor.
Riggs says many children today don't learn how to cook like they did years ago.
"I haven't really made meatballs for spaghetti before, and they turned out pretty good," said Chef Camp student Alex Ortiz.
"I've never ever had spaghetti with actually made meatballs with parsley and all the ingredients in them. So that's one of the things. Foccatia bread... I have never tried that before," said Chef Camp student Brady Moore.
Riggs says they have to give all the foods a shot at least once.
"Let them try everything. They have to try everything we're cooking, and if they don't like it, at least they know what it tastes like," said Riggs.
There's plenty of tasting going on here as they learn about a method called "TAAT."
"TAAT means taste, analyze, adjust and taste again. That way you know if it's proper to serve," said SKYCTC Culinary Arts Student Jeri Huffman.
After all that tasting is cleaning.
"Rinse stuff off that we use, and then we put it through this big thing, and when it gets washed we put all the stuff up," said Chef Camp student Brianna Yates.
One student explains how culinary art is somewhat like visual art.
"At least try to have one of each color on your plate, but I don't mean like eating skittles or m&ms. I mean broccoli for green or an apple for red. I mean healthy stuff," said Chef Camp student Madelyn Yonts.
That's a lesson the real chefs hope their students take home with them. The campers ranged in age from eight to twelve, and will continue learning how to make new meals for the rest of the week.


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When it comes to Valentine's Day gifts, some ladies dream of presents that sparkle and shine. This year a gift from bella j candles fills both both of these requirements.
Bella J Candles combines a fragrant natural soy wax candle with a special surprise in every 10.5 oz beautiful candle. While the candle's burn time is approximately, 60-65 hours, the hidden treasure pouch will be revealed in a few hours.
Each candle holds a hidden pouch, which contains a lovely charm. The charms vary from stylish and chic to extravagant. One candle may have a gold plated charm and a few have real diamond charms. The value of the charms vary from $10 to $450; but a special few have diamond treasures with an estimated value of $10,000. These candles retail for $24.99 and can be purchased at bellaj.com or select Nordstrom stores.
For Valentine's Day, the Lots of Love candle is perfect. This candle has notes of freesia, jasmine, sandalwood and warm amber. After a delicious Valentine's Day dinner, light the Lots of Love candle to bring the air of romance to your home. Plus, your Valentine will have a beautiful charm to wear by the end of the evening.
To make the Valentine's Day a little sweeter, bella j is sharing a special story about one of their surprise jewelry discoveries. Jen, a seventh grade teacher who resides locally in Woodridge, received the Snowball fragrance bella j candle from her mother.
"My mother loves to purchase clever, unique gifts that usually have some type of added bonus. The family loves receiving these whimsical presents. This time was clearly the best gift ever! I have never received such a fabulous surprise!"
Jen began burning the candle and was intrigued by the gift that awaited her. When she uncovered the foil pouch, she opened it and couldn't believe her good fortune. A sparkling bella j. $10,000 diamond necklace greeted her.
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This Valentine's Day give a present that is two items in one. A bella j candle brings fragrance to the moment and sparkle in the days to come.
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Issues Update
I'm sure that all of you are aware of several important issues that the University is dealing with. I also realize that the flood of reports, from both internal and external sources, may seem overwhelming at times. I'd like to take this opportunity to address three top-priority issues.
First of all, it is with regret that I learned of President Hoffman's decision to step down. I have truly enjoyed working with her over the past five years. She has provided crucial leadership at a time when the University faces enormous challenges. Through it all, President Hoffman has acted in the best interests of the University. Even now, as she announces her decision to step down, her primary concern is what's best for the university. We will miss her energy, her ideals and her commitment to ensuring the future of the University of Colorado.
Racial Incidents
I am greatly saddened and deeply concerned about recent racial incidents that have occurred on our campus. Racial harassment denies students the right to an education free of discrimination. An educational institution has a duty to provide a nondiscriminatory environment that is conducive to learning. I want to emphasize that the University will not tolerate unacceptable or illegal behavior and will take action to address recent incidents.
This is an important issue for all of us in the CU-Boulder community. In addition to the curriculum, students learn about many different aspects of human life and interaction from their educational experience. The type of environment that is tolerated or encouraged by an institution can therefore send a particularly strong signal to, and serve as an influential lesson for, its students.
The extent to which CU-Boulder students were involved in the commission of these incidents is not known and is under investigation. While it is important that we take steps to investigate incidents promptly, it also is important to address the personal nature of these incidents and the impact on our students, faculty, staff and guests of color.
We all can take steps to reach out to those affected to offer assistance related to their safety and well-being. It is not just the responsibility of multicultural programs, the Office of Diversity and Equity, and our faculty/staff associations for minority groups to do so.
Some of you may be wondering how you can help to create a more welcoming environment. You can start by speaking out against injustices that you may encounter. You can contact community members and offices and ask how you can help. You can participate in a diversity training activity, as an individual or through your department. There are many campus resources to draw upon. I want to emphasize that it is not "their" problem - it is "our" problem. Each of us at CU-Boulder has a right to expect a welcoming, tolerant environment on campus. Anything less shortchanges all of the members of our community.
Academic Freedom
Ward Churchill's comments on the 9/11 attacks have sparked fierce debate on academic freedom and tenure, the core tenets of every institution of higher education. The University is working to address the issues in the most thoughtful and equitable manner possible. I anticipate that discussion on the important issue of academic freedom will continue for some time on campus, among political leaders and within the community.
Grand Jury Report
President Hoffman has been responding to questions raised about an unsigned copy of the grand jury report on the football program that was leaked to the media. As I stated in a recent campus e-memo, please know that the Boulder campus is continuing to implement the sweeping reforms in athletics announced last May and we continue to foster a new environment of oversight and accountability.
In case you haven't seen them, following are President Hoffman's recent comments delivered at the state capitol on this issue.
Comments by University of Colorado President Elizabeth Hoffman March 2, 2005
I regret how difficult the last 13 months have been for the people of Colorado, our lawmakers, the university community, our alumni and friends. I personally accept responsibility as the University system's CEO and understand that I am accountable for making the necessary and sometimes painful changes that need to be made.
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The kind of the Persic script we have presented here is called Hām-dibīrīh:
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The Hām-dibīrīh is from right to left. For this reason the Persic font has been designed to work with the Persian (Farsi) program in the XP. "²" in the keyboard marks stop. For example:
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Riceboro residents gathered last weekend at Briar Bay Park for the city's first annual Thanksgiving feast. The event committee, which included Riceboro City Councilman Chris Stacey, David Miller, John Young, the Rev. Darlene Jackson, Linda Fagan and others from various churches, partnered with organizations to distribute turkeys, gift baskets and meals to Riceboro residents. Liberty Spice also donated gift baskets to DFACS clients. Organizers said the event was a success and they plan to make it a yearly event. Mt. Carmel's Praise Team sang songs of Thanksgiving, and Bishop Julian Jones presenting a gift basket to an attendee ...
Liberty County's Toys for Tots campaign will come to a close this week. United Way-Liberty Executive Director Jennifer Darsey, who is coordinating the campaign, said toys still are needed.
Residents of Hinesville and Liberty County have been invited once again to participate in a Reader's Digest contest called "We Hear You America," according to Ashley Gabriel, who is with public relations firm G.S. Schwartz & Co. Inc. Gabriel said Hinesville is eligible this year to compete for new funds and promotional support from Reader's Digest, including a grant of up to $50,000. Last year, the loyalty of residents who voted for their community earned Hinesville-Liberty County a $1,000 check from Reader's Digest, which Mayor Jim Thomas said was used for preservation of local historic ...
Bundled in coats and scarves, Fort Stewart soldiers, spouses and their children gathered Thursday night outside Club Stewart night for Fort Stewart's annual Christmas tree-lighting ceremony.
Get in the mood for Christmas by joining the Midway Museum on Saturday, Dec. 10 from 11 a.m.-3 p.m. for Mrs. Thelma's English-style tea.
Smiley Elementary School second- and third-graders recently submitted artwork for the Long County/Ludowici Christmas Parade coloring contest. The top three winners in the contest were Stephanie Piccarillo, who took third place; Makenzie Guyett, who was the runner-up; and Jonathan Proctor, who won first place. The three winning pieces will be displayed in local businesses to increase awareness about the upcoming parade. The Long County Chamber of Commerce sponsored the contest, which was organized by SES art teacher Danielle Nobles.
My family and I moved to Liberty County on St. Patrick's Day in 1971. During Easter weekend that year, my husband, brother-in-law and son went fishing.
Though many of our tryptophan-induced comas are long over and thoughts of sugarplums now are forming in our heads, it just may be time to correct our understanding of Thanksgiving's origins before the memories cement for next year.
Several local residents participated in the Rock-N-Roll Marathon held in Savannah.
Starting a new business as an environmentally friendly one (or making an existing one greener) often can seem like a challenging task.
Just before noon Monday, Liberty County Sheriff Steve Sikes and a handful of deputies began putting together Thanksgiving gift boxes in the sheriff's office conference room to hand-deliver to families throughout Liberty County who otherwise may have gone without a holiday feast Thursday.
The Long County Food Pantry will give away food today and throughout the holidays to those in need, according to Tina Skipper, the Long County coordinator of concerted services.
With the Christmas season upon us, the Hinesville Area Arts Council is launching a new series of art lessons that could inspire handmade gifts for the holidays.
There's no hiding it, I'm a "Twilight" fan. Hey, I don't approve of all the hype. All I know is that while reading Stephenie Meyer's best-selling novels, there were moments where I genuinely felt as if I had been magically transported into Bella Swan's shoes.
The Savannah Community Theatre presents the musical "Hands of the Spirit" at the Trustees Theatre at 7 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 10 and at 3 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 11. Additionally, a school performance will be held at 9:45 a.m. Monday, Dec. 12.
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Cats Play Home Series with New Mexico
Up Next: ? No. 8 Arizona plays a three-game series against? New Mexico to close a three-week home slate Friday through Sunday (March 14-16) at Hillenbrand Stadium. UA then will visit UTEP next mid week and continue a road swing with a stop at the Garman Classic in Fullerton, Calif.? UA looks to rebound from a loss Saturday to Creighton that snapped a 13-game winning streak.
Friday, March 14 ?C ? New Mexico , 7 p.m.
Saturday, March 15 ?C New Mexico, 7 p.m.
Sunday, March 16 ?C New Mexico, 12 noon
Possible Arizona Lineup:
Brittany Lastrapes ?C lf
Kˇ?Lee Arredondo ?C ss
Sam Banister ?C 1b/dp
Jenae Leles ?C 3b
Stacie Chambers ?C dp/c
Callista Balko-c/dp or Laine Roth 1b
Victoria Kemp or Sarah Akamine ?C 2b
Lauren Schutzler-cf or Cyndi Duran?Crf
Adrienne Acton ?C rf/cf
Taryne Mowatt/Lindsey Sisk/Sarah Akamine - p
Noting the Lobos: ? New Mexico (13-5) comes to Tucson on a nine-game winning streak after winning its UNM Classic last weekend in Albuquerque. The Lobos beat Georgetown 5-4 and Wright State 8-4 in their final two games Saturday. UNM has been led by redshirt freshman outfielder Gabriela Parra through its first 18 games with a .434 batting averageˇ? Sophomore utility player Sara Loeffelholz has six home runs, while Parra has a team-high 19 RBIˇ? Senior pitcher Klly Ninemire touts an 8-2 record in the circle with a 1.57 ERA and 54 Ks in 58 innings pitchedˇ? The Lobos swept a three-game series against Oklahoma State early this month and played Washington to a 3-2 loss in Albuquerque Feb. 23ˇ? The Lobos have another .400 hitter in their lineup, senior first baseman Lindsey Elcess (.408)ˇ?
Last Week: ? Arizona pounded the ball for four games, then appeared in a daze for a fifth, emerging with a 4-1 mark at home in the Wildcat Invitational, really a three-game series against Creighton and a two-game visit by La Salle. The Cats beat Creighton 6-0 behind Taryne Mowattˇ?s 2-hit pitching; smacked six home runs ?C three in one inning, a 10-run seventh ?C in whipping La Salle 18-2; continued the long ball style with? a five-inning 15-1 victory over Creighton; socked four more home runs as Lindsey Sisk had her first no hitter against La Salle in a 16-0 romp; and then deflated as Creightonˇ?s Tara Oltman spun a three-hitter and the Bluejays won, 2-1. The Cats improved their batting average from .310 to .326 in the five gamesˇ? UA hit 15 home runs in the five games to tie the 2001 UA clubˇ?s school mark for most in a tourneyˇ? Arizona outscored the opposition 56-5 in the five games, with a total of 52 hitsˇ? Callista Balko had a hitting streak snapped Saturday ?C a six-game home run hitting streak. She had five and drove in 12 runs in the five Invitational gamesˇ?
Track the Cats: ?Free GameTracker live stats sponsored by Tucson Electric Power, are provided for all home games and many road games (depending on Internet access) via arizonaathletics.com.? Many road opponents provide the service through their web sites as well. All-Access video streaming of home games also is available through UAˇ?s web site. A number of games will be broadcast by UA partner IMG Sports and KCUB 1290 AM Radio.
Arizona Head Coach Mike Candrea: ? Mike Candrea is in his 23rd season at the helm of the Arizona softball program.? He boasts a 1,131-228-2 (.832) record in 21 seasons in the dugout.? This year, he is taking an eight-month partial leave of absence from January onward to serve as head coach for the U.S. Womenˇ?s National Team.? He poured it on his collegiate club with a 16-0 pasting at Hillenbrand Stadium Feb. 19. Candrea has earned 19 coach-of-the-year honors, including 10 Pac-10 Coach of the Year citations.? Last year, the Pac-10 tabbed Candrea as its coach of the year, and the NFCA named Candrea and his assistants its national staff of the year.? Similar to this season, Candrea took a leave of absence in 2004 to coach the USA Olympic softball team to a 9-0 record and a gold medal in Athens.? Candrea also was awarded the Olympic Shield award, the U.S. Olympic Committeeˇ?s most prestigious award, marking the first time in history the award was given to an Olympic coach.? He has led Arizona to eight national championships, 10 Pac-10 titles and is one of just five Division I coaches to have won over 1,100 career games. Despite his leave of absence he will be on hand periodically to infuse the leadership that has taken the UA softball program to the top of the game. He crossed paths at tournaments in Tempe and Palm Springs, for example, already and was in Tucson for games last week ?C of about 17 games heˇ?ll witness home and away.
Interim Head Coach Larry Ray: With head coach Mike Candrea on leave, 17-year assistant coach Larry Ray has taken the reins of the Arizona softball program and assumes the historical record in 2008..? Ray has a 239-117 (.671) career record as a head coach, and five NCAA Championships as an assistant.? Ray possesses a powerful combination of head coaching experience and familiarity with Arizona softball.? Ray spent five years as Floridaˇ?s first head coach, and in 1998 he was named the SEC Coach of the Year after leading the Gators to an SEC Eastern Division title and a trip to the NCAA Regional Championships.? He returned to Arizona in 2002, and in 2004 he led the Wildcats to a 55-6 record and a Pacific-10 Championship. Ray is assisted by Dave Feinberg and volunteer pitching coach Gale Bundrick.
Bombs Away: ?UA has 39 home runs in its 20 games, a 1.95 per-game clip that would represent a national lead at the end of most years. But the schedule doesnˇ?t get easier. The Catsˇ? juggernaut team in 2001 hit 126 for the NCAA-record of 1.83. UA hit 100 only one other time, also to lead the country in total round-trippers. Whatˇ?s good for UA this year is that 12 different players have chimed in. Callista Balkoˇ?s weekend (5 jacks in 5 games) puts her at the top with eight, Jenae Leles has six, Kˇ?Lee Arredondo has five, and three players have four (Kemp, Chambers, Roth). Balko and Arredondo have grand slams. Balko, Stacie Chambers, Leles and Kemp each have two in a game. Balko hit two in one inning vs. La Salle, when pinch-hitter Corinna Gonzalez also joined in to make it three in one frameˇ? Arizona has 18 two-out homers this yearˇ? UA has inning leadoff homers by Brittany Lastrapes (2), Chambers and Sarah Akamineˇ?Corinna Gonzalez got her first career hit against La Salle March 7 ?C a pinch-hit three-run bombˇ? Balko a
HRBIs : Hereˇ?s a new statistics category. The Cats have driven in 75 runs this year with home runs alone. Not too bad to pick up 3.75 runs per game with the real long ball.
Slap or Spray :? Freshman leadoff hitter Brittany Lastrapesˇ? game is a bit more strapping than her predecessorˇ?s (Caitlin Lowe). She touts a .603 slugging percentage, thanks to a pair of home runs, a triple and team-high seven doubles. Lowe would single and steal; Brit just hits her way to second or beyond. A total of 23 runs in 20 games shows she can get on base and score, if not yet at a Caitlinesque rate.
Streaking : Third baseman Jenae Leles (.375) has the best current hitting streak, six games. DP/catcher Stacie Chambers saw her team-best 12-game streak snapped last weekendˇ? Substitute Jessica McNamara checks in next with a 3-game hitting streak, two of those pinch-hitsˇ? Lindsey Sisk has an 8-game winning streak in the circleˇ?
No-Hitters: ?Freshman Lindsey Sisk tossed her first career no-hitter against La Salle March 8, a five-inning effort backed by a bundle of offense. It was the second of the year for Arizona.? The no-hitter thrown by Taryne Mowatt (4 IP) and Sarah Akamine (1) in the 5-inning game against South Florida Feb. 29 was Arizonaˇ?s first shared no-no since Alicia Hollowell (4) and Wendy Allen (1) did it in five innings April 23, 2004 against Oregon State. Siskˇ?s was the 78th no-hitter in school history.
Help from the Bats : With one exception, Taryne Mowattˇ?s four losses in the pitching circle have one thing in common: Arizona failed to score much. The Cats put up five runs in the season opener but lost 8-5 to No. 6 Northwestern; UA lost 4-0 to Nevada; San Diego State topped UA 7-1, and Creighton pinned a 2-1 loss on her March 8. Mowatt has pitched 76 innings in nine starts and been supported by 76 total runs by her mates; Lindsey Sisk has pitched 50 innings in 10 starts and been backed by 103 runs in those contests. Mowatt, of course, has started against the Northwesterns, A&Ms and Virginia Techs on the schedule.
K List : Mowatt struck out 43 batters in 28 innings pitched the last two weeks, giving her 117 for the year and moving her closer to the 1,000 strikeout plateau above which only Alicia Hollowell (1,768 from 2003-06) and Jennie Finch (1,028 from 1999-2001) sit in UAˇ?s record book. Mowatt has 971, No. 3 on that chart. Sheˇ?s no. 7 in UA history with 77 victories (77-22). Her 42 victories as a junior in 2007 are a UA single-season record, as were her 370 innings pitched and 522 Ks. Along with the 20 sit-downs against No. 24 Virginia Tech she has five other double-digit strikeout games this year. Mowatt is No. 11 in NCAA career strikeout ratio, at 10.2 per 7 inningsˇ?
Keeping it in the Yard: ?While UAˇ?s bats are clubbing balls out of the yard with regularity, its pitchers are doing just the opposite.? After setting a program record for most home runs allowed in a year in 2007 with 39, the Wildcat pitching staff has allowed just four home runs on the year and only two in the past 19 games.? The 39-4 edge in home runs UA enjoys has helped it build a 160-36 scoring edge to date. Thatˇ?s an average score of 8-2.
WILD NOTES ˇ? Sophomore Sarah Akamine had her first 2008 start last week after 12 as a freshman. She won, with late-inning relief from Taryne Mowattˇ?. Her first appearance before that was a relief stint Feb. 29, combining with Mowatt for a no-hitter by setting down the side in order in the fifthˇ? Freshman pitcher Lindsey Siskˇ?s 8-1 record matches Mowattˇ?s 8-1 freshman year, and itˇ?s clear sheˇ?ll get more opportunities than Taryne did behind Alicia Hollowell in 2005ˇ? Leadoff hitter Brittany Lastrapes has kept up the scoring, with 1.2 runs per games through the first 20 contests. Nearly matching that is cleanup or third-hole hitter Jenae Leles with 1.0 rpgˇ? The Cats could make a run at the school record of 20 triples in a year (3 times, last in ˇ?98). Arizona has six by six different playersˇ?? Two-hole batter Kˇ?Lee Arredondoˇ?s five home runs compares to her freshman-year total of three last season. She and Callista Balko hit grand slams last weekend, both against La Salle in a 16-0 rompˇ? Coach Larry Ray is using senior Adrienne Acton and Cyndi Duran in right field and usually populating the key lefty nine-hole spot in the batting order. Actonˇ?s hitting .300 and Duran .292, providing a combined 14 runs scored at the bottom of the orderˇ?. Balko set an Arizona career record for putouts last week, thanks mostly to catching all of Taryne Mowattˇ?s school-record 522 strikeouts a year ago. Balko has 1,823 putouts, passing former catcher Mackenzie Vandergeest, who worked with Jennie Finch and Hollowell to compile 1,812 POˇ?? Arizona is 13-0 on the year when scoring in the first inning and did it in four of five games last week. In those four games the combined score after the first inning was 17-0, making Arizona 32-1 in first innings for the past 10 games (9-1)ˇ?? Arizona continues to have more homers than stolen bases, an occurrence thatˇ?s happened only five times in its history ?C 1994 (93 HR/78 SB), 1995 (100/74), 2001 (126/83), 2002 (93/32) and 2003 (70/43). The common denominator in those figures is a lot of home runs, not a dearth of stolen bases. During the (Caitlin) Lowe years from 2004-07 UA had more stolen bases than homersˇ? Freshman Lauren Schutzler has quietly assumed the team lead in hitting, at. 417, in 15 games played normally hitting eighth in the batting order....
Pine Patrol: Arizonaˇ?s bench has been used a lot in recent weeks thanks to some lopsided games. The reserves have not disappointed, and do not waste their moments like itˇ?s garbage time. Towhit: Jill Malina had her first career hit, a pinch-hit job, against La Salle on March 8; Daniel Rodriguez had a hit against Creighton a day earlier; Corinna Gonzalez had a pinch-hit homer to drive in three runs against La Salle March 7; Jessica McNamara went 3-for-6 in off-the-bench duty over the weekend. Sarah Akamine, the erstwhile second baseman/DP type hitter, had a start and victory as the No. 3 pitcher. Last year Arizona had 13 players with plate appearances; this year so far ?C 16 players with hits. A step further: every position player on UAˇ?s club has scored a run.
Turnstiles Turning ?C Again:? ?Including the twin exhibition dates against Teams USA and Canada as paying dates, UA already has drawn 12,979 for eight home dates. Thatˇ?s an average of 1,622.? In Division I games only Arizona has drawn 8,709 in six gates, for a 1,452 average. For the second consecutive year in 2007, the Wildcats led the nation in home attendance with an average crowd of 1,534 per date and a total of 44,487 fans.? Hillenbrand Stadium nears 500,000 fans in cumulative attendance dating back to 1993.? Entering the season, Hillenbrandˇ?s aggregate attendance figure stands at 477,083.? With 1,845 season ticket holders, the goal of a half million fans is in sight. Marketing specialists added ˇ®Candreaˇ?s Cornerˇ? status to the outfield seats and boosted season-ticket sales in that section of the yard. ? Call (520) 621-CATS or log on to arizonaathletics.com for ticket information.
Game of Percentages : UA pushed its team batting average up a couple of? percentage points to .326, it highest point to date, after the weekend of 52 hits in the Wildcat Invitational.? As a matter of comparison, the Wildcats have hit .320 or better 10 times in 26 years of NCAA Division I play.? No question that infectious group hitting helps. Arizona has nine or more hits in 11 games and won each of those contests.
Slow Start: ? ?Arizonaˇ?s 0-3 start this year was its worst since Mike Candreaˇ?s 1989 team opened 0-2 in a doubleheader against Oregon in Pac-10 play to open the year. His 1987 team also matched the 0-3 start. ? UAˇ?s three-game skid was its first since dropping three in a row April 8-14, 2006, against UCLA (twice) and at Arizona State, in a season when UA later won the NCAA Championship.
Defending the Title: ?Arizona has experienced exceptional success in years following a national title.? The Wildcats have appeared in the national title game after every one of their national championships and average 60-7 record in those seven campaigns.?
Arizona Softball in Historical Perspective : Arizona began play in 1974 and sports an all-time record of 1,451 - 416-2. NCAA Division I Softball play began in 1982 and Arizona is 1,277 - 315 since. The Cats are 355-98-1 in Pac-10 play, which began in 1987.? UA has appeared in 21 NCAA Championships, has won the Womenˇ?s College World Series eight times in 19 trips, and has secured 10 Pac-10 titles.
The Rankings: ?Arizona has been ranked No. 1 in the country for at least part of the year every season since 1991.? This year is no different, as the Wildcats have been tabbed the preseason No. 1 team in the country both by the NFCA/USA Today and USA Softball/ESPN.com polls. This week UA is No. 7 in the oldest poll, the NFCAˇ?s, and 10th in the USA Softball poll.
USA Softball National Collegiate Player of the Year ˇ?Watch List:ˇ±? ?For the second consecutive year Arizona senior pitcher Taryne Mowatt and senior catcher Callista Balko were named to the exclusive 50-name preseason list.? Arizona is scheduled to face 25 of the highly-touted players.
More ?Red, White and Blue: This spring, fans across the country can see former Wildcat greats Jennie Finch, Lovie Jung, Alicia Hollowell and Caitlin Lowe suit up for the U.S. Womenˇ?s National Team as it prepares for the 2008 Summer Olympic Games in Beijing.? The defending gold medalists made up of 18 of the nationˇ?s best players are led by UA head coach Mike Candrea and will play 60 games in over 40 cities in the coming months. Current Wildcats Kˇ?Lee Arredondo, Brittany Lastrapes and Lindsey Sisk played for the U.S. Junior Womenˇ?s National Team this past year, and Lastrapes was named the MVP of the ISF Junior Womenˇ?s World Championships in the Netherlands.
Wildcat Signees: ?The Arizona coaching staff signed three high school seniors to National Letters of Intent during the November early signing period.? Kristen Arriola (INF, Pacifica High School, Garden Grove, Calif.), Perelini Koria (C, San Pedro High School, Gardena, Calif.) and Karissa Buchanan (OF, Sabino High School Tucson, Ariz.) are expected to enroll next fall.
Records Watch
Here are some Arizona career records categories involving current players
Career Pitching Victories
1. Alicia Hollowell??????????????? 134-23?? 2003-06
2. Nancy Evans??? 124-8???? 1994-98
3. Jennie Finch??? 119-16?? 1999-02
4. Carrie Dolan??? 103-13?? 1994-97
5. Becky Lemke?? 103-19?? 1998-01
6. Susie Para?????? 101-19?? 1991-94
7.? Taryne Mowatt??????????????? 75-21?????? 2005-08
Career Pitching Strikeouts
1. Alicia Hollowell??????? 1768
2. Jennie Finch??????????? 1028
3. Taryne Mowatt??????? 971
4. Becky Lemke?????????? 916
Innings Pitched ?C Career
1. Alicia Hollowell??? 1122.0?? 2003-06
6. Carrie Dolan??????? 755.1????? 1994-97
7. Teresa Cherry????? 730.1????? 1985-88
8. Taryne Mowatt??? 668.1????? 2005-08
Career Shutouts
1. Alicia Hollowell??????????? 81/8
2.Jennie Finch???????????????? 64/7
3. Susie Parra????????????????? 61/1
4. Nancy Evans??????????????? 53/2
5. Becky Lemke?????????????? 44/9
6. Taryne Mowatt??????????? 32/4
Career Putouts
1. Callista Balko-c????????????????????? 1824?????? 2005-08
2. Mackenzie Vandergeest-c???? 1812?????? 2001-04
3. Amy Chellevold-1b????????????????? 1718?????? 1992-95
2008 Individual Game Highs
AB:????????????????????? 6????? Lastrapes, B. vs UMass (Feb 23, 2008)
??????????????????????????? 6????? Lastrapes, B. vs Virginia Tech (Mar 01, 2008)
R:???????????????????????? 3????? (7 games )
H:???????????????????????? 3????? (7 games )
RBI:????????????????????? 5????? Chambers, Stacie vs LSU (Feb 24, 2008)
Doubles:????????????? 2????? Balko, Callista vs UMass (Feb 23, 2008)
??????????????????????????? 2????? Banister, Sam vs Long Island (Feb 23, 2008)
Triples:??????????????? 1????? (6 games )
Home runs:????????? 2????? (4 games )
Total bases:??????? 10??? Balko, Callista vs La Salle (Mar 07, 2008
Walks:???????????????? 3????? Arredondo, K'Lee vs New Mexico State (Mar 02
Strikeouts:?????????? 4????? (4 games )
Sac hits:????????????? 2????? Banister, Sam vs Nevada (Feb 17, 2008)
??????????????????????????? 2????? Banister, Sam vs Virginia Tech (Mar 01, 2008)
Sac flies:???????????? 1????? Arredondo, K'Lee vs Southern Utah (Feb 17)
??????????????????????????? 1????? Banister, Sam vs Southern Utah (Feb 17, 2008)
??????????????????????????? 1????? Acton, Adrienne vs La Salle (Mar 07, 2008)
Stolen bases:????? 1????? (21 games )
Hit by pitch:???????? 2????? Leles, Jenae vs Virginia Tech (Mar 01, 2008)
Putouts:?????????????? 20??? Balko, Callista vs Virginia Tech (Mar 01, 2008)
Assists:?????????????? 6????? Leles, Jenae vs UMass (Feb 23, 2008)
??????????????????????????? 6????? Leles, Jenae vs Iowa State (Feb 29, 2008)
Errors:???????????????? 1????? (15 games )
Passed balls:?????? 1????? (4 games )
Innings pitched:?? 13??? Mowatt, Taryne vs UMass (Feb 23, 2008)
Runs allowed:???? 8????? Mowatt, Taryne vs Northwestern (Feb 16, 2008)
Earned runs:?????? 8????? Mowatt, Taryne vs Northwestern (Feb 16, 2008)
Walks allowed:??? 9????? Mowatt, Taryne vs UMass (Feb 23, 2008)
Strikeouts:?????????? 20??? Mowatt, Taryne vs Virginia Tech (Mar 01, 2008)
Hits allowed:?????? 12??? Mowatt, Taryne vs Northwestern (Feb 16, 2008)
Homers allowed:?2????? Mowatt, Taryne vs Northwestern (Feb 16, 2008)
Wild pitches:??????? 2????? Sisk, Lindsey vs Texas A&M (Feb 16, 2008)
Hit batters:?????????? 2????? Mowatt, Taryne vs LSU (Feb 24, 2008)
??????????????????????????? 2????? Mowatt, Taryne vs Virginia Tech (Mar 01, 2008)


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McCleney is the sixth four-time All-American in program history
The Crimson Tide's four first-team honorees are the most of any South Region team
The 2016 NCAA Tuscaloosa Softball Regional held its media and practice day Thursday afternoon at Rhoads Stadium
Five Crimson Tide players win seven SEC awards
The Crimson Tide's total includes a pair of NCAA champions, 11 All-Americans and four Academic All-Americans
All-Access: Media Day at the Women's College World Series
Women's College World Series: UA Defeats Kentucky Post-Game
Alabama Softball Arrives in Oklahoma City for the WCWS
Recap: Softball Run Rules SIUE in Game 1 of Regional
2013 Season Highlight
Made 61 appearances, including 55 starts at first base ... finished the season with a .266 batting average, 42 hits, seven home runs and 37 RBI ... earned her first start of the season against North Florida (Feb. 7) ... registered her first hit of the season against Troy (Feb. 9), driving in a run ... hit her third career grand slam in her first at-bat against Grand Canyon (Feb. 14) ... drove in a run against Tennessee State (Feb. 14) on a first-inning double ... posted a career-high three hits against Virginia Tech (Feb. 22) ... went 2-2 against McNeese State (Feb. 23), including a second-inning solo homer ... went 2-3 against Houston (Feb. 28) with a career-high three runs scored ... also batted 2-3 in the rematch against Houston (March 1), launching a two-run homer in the fifth inning ... went 1-3 with an RBI in the series opener against South Carolina (March 7) ... went 1-2 in game at Ole Miss (March 15), with a fifth-inning RBI single ... went 2-4 on Sunday against Ole Miss (March 16), after a second-inning single and a fourth-inning solo home run ... came in as a defensive replacement against Georgia State (March 19), hitting a single in her lone at-bat ... went 3-3 in game at Florida (March 21) ... had only one hit in game two vs. the Gators (March 23), but it was a massive three-run homer in the first inning ... went 1-3 in the series finale against LSU (March 30), driving in a pair of runs off a third-inning single ... scored the first run of the game against South Alabama (April 2), after reaching on an error and eventually scoring on an Andrea Hawkins double ... posted career highs with three hits and four RBI in the series opener against Arkansas (April 4), going 3-3 with a walk and her first career triple ... continued her perfect weekend with a 2-2 day in game two (April 5), driving in three off a two-run double and RBI single ... went 1-3 in game three against Arkansas (April 5), driving in two runs on a first-inning single up the middle ... went 1-2 against UAB (April 9) with an RBI single ... also 1-2 in game one against Georgia (April 24), driving in a run on a first-inning sacrifice fly ... went 2-4 against SIU Edwardsville in the NCAA Tuscaloosa Regional (May 16), ending the game with a three-run homer in the fifth inning to make the final score 13-3 ... followed with a 2-4 game against USC Upstate (May 17) ... blasted a two-run homer against Kentucky (May 30) at the Women's College World Series, accounting for the only runs of the game in Alabama's 2-0 victory.
Played in 37 games and made 25 starts ... batted .208 with five home runs and 21 RBI ... scored 12 runs and had 15 hits ... slugged .431 and had a .367 on-base percentage ... hit her first collegiate home run in the win at South Carolina (March 15) ... hit a two-run home run in the series opener against rival Auburn (March 22) ... drove in two runs as a pinch-hitter in the series finale against the rival Tigers (March 24) ... smashed a pinch-hit grand slam to end the game against UAB (April 10) ... hit a home run and had three RBI in game two of the series against Kentucky (May 4) ... blasted a grand slam against Texas A&M in the SEC Tournament first round (May 8).
Came to Tuscaloosa from Sacramento, Calif., where she prepped at Inderkum High School ... posted the top batting average on the team all four seasons ... ranked among the 2010 Max Preps top-5 in batting average, home runs, slugging and on-base percentage in 2010 ... her club softball team AASA placed fifth at 18 gold nationals in 2011 ... named Tri-County Conference all league and all-metro honorable mention in 2010 ... also a member of the volleyball team at Inderkum ... off the softball field, was a member of the Polynesian Club.
Comes from an athletic extended family, as cousin Jeremiah Toma played football for Fresno State while another cousin, played football at the University of Oklahoma ... daughter of Matauli Lafaele and Cathy Tupai ... has a brother Leevi and three sisters, Alex, Tiara and Rianna ... majoring in criminal justice with a minor in social work.


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She was the seconde empress of Brazil as the wife of Pedro I. She also was the granddaughter of Josephine de Beauharnais, the first wife of Napoleon and empress of the French.
After the death of his first wife, Austrian archduchess Maria Leopoldina, in December 1826, Emperor Pedro I of Brazil (King Pedro IV of Portugal, usually referred to as Dom Pedro) sent the Marquês de Barbacena to Europe to find him a second wife. His task was not easy; several factors complicated the search. First, Dom Pedro had stipulated four conditions: a good family background, beauty, virtue and culture. Conversely, the emperor of Brazil did not have a particularly good image in Europe: his relationship with the Marchioness of Santos was notorious, and few eligible princesses would leave the courts of Europe to marry a man who had a reputation as unfaithful, assuming also five stepchildren. To make matters worse, the former father-in-law of Dom Pedro, Francis I of Austria, had a low opinion of his son-in-law's political views, and apparently acted to prevent a new marriage to ensure that his grandchildren would inherit the throne of Brazil if they survived infancy.After refusals by eight princesses turned the ambassador into an object of scorn in the courts of Europe, Barbacena, in agreement with the Emperor, lowered his requirements, seeking for Dom Pedro a wife merely "good and virtuous." Amélie now became a good possibility. She came from a particularly distinguished and ancient line on her mother's side, the Wittelsbachs, but her father, linked to Napoleon Bonaparte, was not generally recognized as a Royal because of the hatred still arrayed against the onetime French Emperor in much of Europe. However, that was her sole "defect". The princess was tall, very beautiful, well proportioned, with a delicate face. She had blues eye and a brownish-golden hair.
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