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Panama City-- Less than two weeks ago, Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi issued an emergency order making it illegal to sell or possess substances containing MDVP, the main ingredient in "bath salts". That, after Bay County Sheriff Frank McKeithen approached her with concern.
It took less than 2 weeks for Bay County sheriff's investigators to make their first arrest in connection to Florida's new bath salts ban. The bust happened in Panama City Beach early Monday morning.
"To our knowledge, this is the first reported arrest and I thank Sheriff McKeithen and his staff for first bringing this to our attention," said Florida Deputy Attorney General, Emory Gainey.
Paramedics responded to the Herb Shop on Joan Avenue around 3:00 Monday morning. The victim was a 21-year-old who reportedly ingested bath salts.
"Apparently he had mixed some with some Gatorade and had drank it. He began feeling very unusual. Thought he was going into some type of seizure mode," said Bay County Sheriff, Frank McKeithen.
With the ambulance, came sheriff's deputies.
The Herb Shop owner, 46-year-old Edwin Moman, lives in a room on the premises. He gave deputies permission to search the shop.
"There were several packets that appeared to have been used just recently on top of garbage that had been there for several days and in law enforcement, that's a clue," said Sheriff McKeithen.
Moman was arrested and charged with possession of a controlled substance. McKeithen says he's had his eye on Moman's shop, anticipating an issue.
"This is one of the ones that I'd gone out and talked to the guy and he certainly promised 'oh, we're not going to do this again' and then within 2 or 3 hours from the time I left, our narcotics officer stopped someone who was leaving there and found they had just purchased bath salts," said Sheriff McKeithen.
After hand delivering several notices to Moman in recent weeks, McKeithen says he's not taking this as a slap in the face.
"It's a slap on the wrist with handcuffs is pretty much what it is," said Sheriff McKeithen.
The 21-year-old, who ingested the bath salts, was treated at a local hospital. He'll also face charges, once he's recovered.


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March 17, 2012
Final Stats
Illinois Classic Final Results
CHAMPAIGN, Ill. - Senior Tanya Rachan scored a 9.900 on floor exercise, the top score by a Northern Illinois gymnast on floor since 2005 and the first 9.9 by a Huskie on any event since 2009, to lead NIU at the State of Illinois Classic Saturday at Huff Hall in Champaign, Ill. With the score, Rachan tied for first on floor exercise and was named to the 2012 All-State team.
Rachan's score led the Huskies to a season-best 49.000 team total on floor exercise, the team's top score on any event all season and a mark the floor squad had targeted since the first meet of the season. Natalie Sutter scored a 9.825 on floor exercise to tie for fifth and freshman Peyton Taylor added a career-high 9.800 to take seventh place, while Kim Gotlund had a 9.750 and Amanda Stepp added a 9.725 to lead to the Huskies' floor total.
"It was awesome to finally reach our potential on floor and meet one of our goals, and it was great to see Tanya get the 9.900," said NIU Head Coach Sam Morreale. "She's been that good a couple of times, and today she finally got rewarded."
Northern Illinois' floor score could not lift the Huskies out of a fourth-place finish at the meet as NIU counted a fall on both uneven parallel bars and balance beam to finish with a 193.050 total. Illinois took team honors with a 196.150, followed by UIC with a 194.550 and Illinois State at 194.350.
For the second consecutive meet, Northern Illinois got off to a slow start on its first event, the uneven parallel bars, despite senior Shonda Clore's career-best 9.825 which tied the best mark on that apparatus this season and tied for fifth in the meet, and a 9.750 by Megan Melendez. The Huskies were forced to count a fall and totaled a 47.850.
NIU did not fare better on its next event - the balance beam - as its last two gymnasts fell, resulting in a 47.675 score for the Huskies' beam team. For the fourth straight meet, Melendez led the way for Northern Illinois on balance beam as she earned a 9.750 to tie for fourth place.
Northern Illinois used the momentum from its floor performance to post a solid 48.525 on vault as Rachan hit for a 9.750, tying for fifth place, and Clore and Sutter added 9.725s and placed tied for seventh.
The Huskies' 193.050 mark still replaces a lower road score from earlier this season and will raise the team's Regional Qualifying Score, but it was not what Morreale and the team were looking for heading into next Saturday's MAC Championships.
"It's frustrating when we practice so well and warm up so well to have the misses that we've had the last two weeks," Morreale said. "Bars is a little more troublesome than beam because it was more of a hiccup on beam but bars is two weeks in a row. We've got to learn how to handle the pressure and I think this experience and going through it will help us do that. This score still helps us, because we do replace a lower score, but it's not what we wanted."
Northern Illinois will host the 2012 Mid-American Conference Gymnastics Championships at the NIU Convocation Center on Saturday, March 24 at 2 p.m. as all seven MAC women's gymnastics teams will compete for the 2012 league team and individual titles. Tickets will be sold at the door for $10 for adults, $5 for students and seniors. For more information, go to the gymnastics page of MAC-sports.com.
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The Fortress of Freedom, The Establishment of Mose Heritage Event will attract history buffs and those interested in experiencing the re-enactment of this important event in Florida's past. On March 22, 2014, Florida Living History, Inc. in partnership with Fort Mose Historic State Park and the Fort Mose Historical Society will commemorate the 276th anniversary of the establishment of El Pueblo de Gracia Real de Santa Teresa de Mose ("Fort mo-SAY") as the first, legally sanctioned free black settlement in the continental U.S. in March 1738.
Included in the day's activities is a re-enactment of Governor Montiano reading his proclamation to residents of San Agustin and the future residents of newly founded Fort Mose and the naming of Capitan Menendez as the settlement's leader. The 1693 proclamation by Spain's King Carlos II granting the black refugees fleeing slavery in the Carolinas and Georgia to freedom in Spanish Florida and the letter from Governor Montiano in 1740 to Spain's King Felipe V which discussed the establishment of Fort Mose will be on display. Governor Montiano's letter described the role the free black militia played defending St.Augustine from the 1740 British invasion of Spanish Florida.
The Fortress of Freedom heritage event will include:
- Period musket and artillery demonstrations
- Period foodway demonstrations
- A lecture on "Why Gracia Real Santa Teresa de Mose?" by Dr. J. Michael Francis at 2:00 p.m.
The event is scheduled for Saturday, March 22, 2014 from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at the Fort Mose Historic State Park in St. Augustine. Entrance to the park and event is free, however there is a $2.00 entrance fee to the museum. For more information visit the state park website.


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Whether or not you celebrate St. Patrick's Day chances are you still looking for a way to avoid that celebratory pinches doled out by certain overzealous people. Luckily with a little time, a little creative juice, and your crochet hook you whip up the perfect accessory to keep you pinch free.
Here are three ways you can crochet a perfect little green clover to wear on St. Patrick's Day.
Lucky Shamrock Hair clip
This pattern shared on Skiptomylou.org will guide you through creating a cute little clover to attach to a hair clip. All you will need is a size 4 crochet hook (or size E) and some green embroidery floss. This little hair clip would be perfect for a young girl, but will also work for older ladies hoping to keep the pinchers at bay.
Four Leaf Clover Ring
If you are looking for something a little more bold to wear on St. Patrick's Day, this four leaf clover ring pattern featured on justbreatheamongstthewaves.blogspot.com may be perfect for you. All you need to complete this adorable clover ring is some green worsted weight yarn and a size G crochet hook. This ring would be great for a teen or an adult not afraid to express herself.
Four Leaf Clover
If you are looking for something a little less "in your face," this simple four leaf clover pattern from crochetspot.com may be perfect for you. All you will need is a size F crochet needle and some medium weight green yarn, and you're set. This four leaf clover would be perfect to pin inside your jacket, to your tie, or to stuff in your pocket.
Anyone one of these patterns are sure to get you through St. Patrick's Day pinch free.
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Business led Gerry D'Onofrio to Southwest Kansas Wednesday, but memories led him to Fairgrounds Park in 1979. The former NBC Tournament MVP returned to Liberal Wednesday afternoon and met with BJ General Manager Bob Carlile and former BJ President Bob Judd. D'Onofrio who played at Oral Roberts and six years in the Astros organization says it's great to be associated with the BJ program. "Just being part of a great tradition and winning program which helped me reinforce the idea of winning and getting to meet great people in the community. All the winning and traveling through this part of the country brings back great memories."
D'Onofrio was actually the nine hole hitter in a powerful BJ lineup which included slugging second baseman Chuck Melito and third baseman Fritz Connally. That team banged out the most hits (751), RBI's (565), and home runs (123) in BJ history. Legendary BJ Manager Bob Cerv helped that team put up eye popping numbers and D'Onofrio gives him credit. "I owe a lot of credit to Bob (Cerv). He really turned my career around actually. He changed some of my hitting technique and it was a great success after that."
That BJ team also has the longest winning streak in Liberal's history. They were 19-10 before tearing off a record 29 consecutive wins including an NBC championship win over the Santa Maria Indians to finish 48-10.
"We were an excellent team at that time," D'Onofrio said of the 1979 team. "We'd had some transition. Bob (Cerv) kicked us in the behind like only Bob can do. We also were all disappointed from the year before. I think that team was just as good or better even and we lost in the semifinals and we were greatly disappointed."
D'Onofrio says he has been in recent contact with Connally and NBC Pitcher of the Year in 1979 and 1980 Mike Moore. D'Onofrio has lived in Dallas the past 26 years.
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College Hockey:Merrimack evens series with Maine as Bly scores twice
ORONO, Me. — Rhett Bly notched two goals for 14th-ranked Merrimack Saturday night as he and the Warriors powered by the tenth-ranked Blank Bears 5-2 at Alfond Arena in game two of the best-of-three Hockey East quarterfinal series.
With the victory, Merrimack draws even at one game a piece in the series, forcing a decisive game three Sunday night in Orono.
"When your backs are against the ropes like that, you have to step up your game," said Bly. "I think everyone in our locker room found their gear tonight."
Merrimack came out of the gates strong following last night's self-described poor performance and pressured the Black Bears, stepping up to fill every inch of free space and getting in Maine's face before and after the whistle.
"I thought we played harder and we did some of the things that worked for us in the third period last night," Merrimack coach Mark Dennehy said. "We got pucks low and grinded it out a little bit and took care of the puck and got it to the net and that is a big thing. We need to continue to get pucks to the net."
The Warriors outshot Maine 37-30 and all five of their goals came from beneath the hash marks and close to the crease.
"Credit to Merrimack, they got it done, they had a strategy and it worked," Maine coach Tim Whitehead said. "They wanted to get our best players in the box and they got it accomplished."
Both teams combined to take 50 penalties, a single-game Hockey East tournament record, for a total of 184 minutes, including three game misconducts and six ten-minute misconducts.
Merrimack received 98 of the minutes while Maine picked up the other 86 minutes. The Warriors were 1-for-6 with the man advantage, while the Black Bears' power play unit went 1-for-7.
Of note is the fact that Merrimack defenseman Kyle Bigos and Maine forward Joey Diamond – both key contributors to their respective teams – were each amongst the ejections.
"After every whistle, you try to grab a guy and find a way to bring bring him to the box, " said Whitehead. "It's no secret, it's a good strategy, and it worked – hats off to them."
Matt Mangene broke into the goal column for Maine early in the first period on a nice individual effort as he buried a shorthanded goal at 3:51 in the first period to give the Black Bears a 1-0 lead.
Working along the left board on the power play Merrimack coughed the puck up into the slot. Mangene gathered the puck and jetted the length of the ice up the left boards around two Warrior defenders and fired a quick wrist shot at the left face-off dot, beating Joe Cannata low to the right side.
Just under two minutes later, at 5:39 in the first, Bly buried the equalizing goal as he stuffed home a rebound that squirted to the far side post were he was waiting, tying the game at 1-1.
The Warriors struck again at 13:33 when Josh Myers finished with a power-play goal on a beautifully-designed faceoff play, giving Merrimack the 2-1 lead.
Connor Toomey won the faceoff and pushed the puck to the right towards the boards where Myers picked up the puck and streaked to the bottom of the circle and squeaked a wrist shot past Dan Sullivan.
Merrimack picked up in the second where it left off in the first as it struck quickly and pushed the game further out of the Black Bears' reach.
Jeff Valleca extended Merrimack's lead to 3-1 just two minutes into the second period as he picked up a rebound and chipped it into the back of the net before Sullivan recovered from the original shot.
Mike Collins received the puck on the left point and fired a slap shot into the crowd in front of the net. Sullivan stopped the initial shot and deflected Simon Demers' attempt at the rebound, but was not quick enough to get up for Valleca's shot as it beat him to his right side.
The Warriors didn't let off of the pedal as Bly tallied his second goal just 20 seconds later, increasing Merrimack's lead to 4-1.
Maine pushed hard in the third period to draw closer as it outshot the Warriors 13-7.
Adam Shemansky capitalized on the power play as he added a goal at 8:03, but 4-2 would be the closest that the Black Bears came to drawing even after Dan Kolomatis put the finishing note on the game for Merrimack as he added an empty-netter at 19:58.
Cannata stopped 28 of the 30 shots he faced and improved to 17-11-7. Sullivan made 32 saves on 37 shots and his record dropped to 20-9-3.
Merimack and Maine will face off at Alfond Arena at 7 p.m. Sunday in the deciding game of the series to determine who will head to the TD Garden next weekend.
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Vancouver Olympics and The H1N1 Flu
Spectators and athletes will be encouraged to get vaccinated against the H1N1 flu before traveling to next year's Winter Olympics in Vancouver, an official said Wednesday.
The pandemic couldn't come at a worse time for the games. Vancouver is the hotbed right now for the virus and we're experiencing a little Canada Health Care Chaos right now… our doctors and clinics are overwhelmed by people wanting the vaccine.
I was in China a few months ago and will never forget the people in the white suits that boarded our plane and shot a thermometer beam into our foreheads.. Fever=quarantine. Great way to start a trip.
With our luck, The Vancouver Winter games will probably time out at the height of the swine flu pandemic.
Let's hope the vaccine works. And the publicity doesn't scare aware our anticipated visitors. Lord knows we could use their money to pay for this event.


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I loved loved loved loved this challenge! It was so fun! And I loved having the whole family to enjoy our donuts and coffee feast, even if it was at 7:00 on a Sunday night!
The October 2010 Daring Bakers challenge was hosted by Lori of Butter Me Up. Lori chose to challenge DBers to make doughnuts. She used several sources for her recipes including Alton Brown, Nancy Silverton, Kate Neumann and Epicurious.
I love donuts, so I decided to make several kinds.
First, I made the Alton Brown yeasted donuts, which were easy to make and so variable! I made glazed, chocolate glazed, cinnamon sugar donut holes. But you could also use this recipe to make custard/cream filled, jelly filled, and make all kinds of fun frostings and toppings!
Hands on prep time - 25 minutes
Rising time - 1.5 hours total
Cooking time - 12 minutes
Milk 1.5 cup / 360 ml
Vegetable Shortening 1/3 cup / 80 ml / 70 gm / 2.5 oz (can substitute butter, margarine or lard)
Active Dry Yeast 4.5 teaspoon (2 pkgs.) / 22.5 ml / 14 gm / ½ oz
Warm Water 1/3 cup / 80 ml (95°F to 105°F / 35°C to 41°C)
Eggs, Large, beaten 2
White Granulated Sugar ¼ cup / 60 ml / 55 gm / 2 oz
Table Salt 1.5 teaspoon / 7.5 ml / 9 gm / 1/3 oz
Nutmeg, grated 1 tsp. / 5 ml / 6 gm / ¼ oz
All Purpose Flour 4 2/3 cup / 1,120 ml / 650 gm / 23 oz + extra for dusting surface
Canola Oil DEPENDS on size of vessel you are frying in – you want THREE (3) inches of oil (can substitute any flavorless oil used for frying)
- Place the milk in a medium saucepan and heat over medium heat just until warm enough to melt the shortening. (Make sure the shortening is melted so that it incorporates well into the batter.)
- Place the shortening in a bowl and pour warmed milk over. Set aside.
- In a small bowl, sprinkle the yeast over the warm water and let dissolve for 5 minutes. It should get foamy. After 5 minutes, pour the yeast mixture into the large bowl of a stand mixer and add the milk and shortening mixture, first making sure the milk and shortening mixture has cooled to lukewarm.
- Add the eggs, sugar, salt, nutmeg, and half of the flour. Using the paddle attachment of your mixer (if you have one), combine the ingredients on low speed until flour is incorporated and then turn the speed up to medium and beat until well combined.
- Add the remaining flour, combining on low speed at first, and then increase the speed to medium and beat well.
- Change to the dough hook attachment of the mixer and beat on medium speed until the dough pulls away from the bowl and becomes smooth, approximately 3 to 4 minutes (for me this only took about two minutes). If you do not have a dough hook/stand mixer – knead until the dough is smooth and not sticky.
- Transfer to a well-oiled bowl, cover, and let rise for 1 hour or until doubled in size.
- On a well-floured surface, roll out dough to 3/8-inch (9 mm)thick. (Make sure the surface really is well-floured otherwise your doughnuts will stick to the counter).
- Cut out dough using a 2 1/2-inch (65 mm) doughnut cutter or pastry ring or drinking glass and using a 7/8-inch (22 mm) ring for the center whole. Set on floured baking sheet, cover lightly with a tea towel, and let rise for 30 minutes.
- Preheat the oil in a deep fryer or Dutch oven to 365 °F/185°C.
- Gently place the doughnuts into the oil, 3 to 4 at a time. Cook for 1 minute per side or until golden brown (my doughnuts only took about 30 seconds on each side at this temperature).
- Transfer to a cooling rack placed in baking pan. Allow to cool for 15 to 20 minutes prior to glazing, if desired.
Makes about 8Choux Paste Doughnut Base
1/2 cup milk
1/2 cup water
1 1/2 tbsp sugar
1/4 tsp salt
1/2 cup (1 stick) unsalted butter
1 cup all-purpose flour
1 tsp pure vanilla extract
4 large eggs
Preheat oven to 400F. Line a large baking sheet with parchment paper or silicone mat.
For Choux Paste Doughnut Base: In a large saucepan, stir milk, water, sugar, and salt together over medium heat. Stir in butter and allow it to melt. Increase heat and bring mixture to a rolling boil. Stir in flour all at once. Blend well with a wooden spoon, adding vanilla and beating briskly until mixture forms a ball that leaves the sides of pan. Beat vigorously 1 to 2 minutes before removing from burner and turning out into a large bowl. Allow mixture to cool 5 minutes, but do not let cool completely.
Using a wide whisk or wooden spoon, add eggs, 1 at a time, until mixture is smooth and glossy. Spoon choux paste into a large pastry bag fitted with a 1/2 inch star tip. On prepared baking sheets, leaving 2 inches between each pastry, make a 4-inch circle of batter with another circle on top -- concentric circles. If you don't have a pastry bag, use a soup spoon to spread out a ring of batter as best you can. It will be fine once it puffs.
Bake pastry 15 minutes; then reduce oven temp to 375F and bake another 15 to 20 minutes or until doughnuts are light in texture and medium brown all over. Cool slightly, about 5 minutes.
To make glaze, whisk everything together in a medium bowl to a thick glaze consistency. If mixture seems thick, microwave for 10 seconds. Dip each doughnut once, let excess drip off back into bowl. Let doughnuts set on a wire rack.
2 1/4 teaspoons active dry yeast
2/3 cup whole milk
3 1/4 cups unbleached flour plus
2 tablespoons unbleached flour
4 extra large egg yolks
1/2 cup granulated sugar
1/3 cup sparkling apple cider
1/2 stick unsalted butter, melted
1 teaspoon kosher salt
1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
1 tablespoon vanilla extract
1/2 stick unsalted butter
1 vanilla bean
7 granny smith apples, peeled and cubed
1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
1/4 cup sugar
1/4 cup apple cider vinegar
1 cup sparkling apple cider
1/2 cup powdered sugar, sifted plus
2 tablespoons powdered sugar, sifted
1/4 cup heavy cream
1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
To prepare the dough; place the yeast in the bowl of an electric mixer. In a small saucepan, over med. heat, heat the milk until warm to the touch. Pour the milk over the yeast to soften, 1 to 2 mins. Add 2 cups of the flour to the milk mix, w/0 stirring.Cover the bowl tightly with plastic wrap and set aside in a warm place until the surface of the flour cracks, about 30 to 40 mins.
In a small bowl combine the egg yolks and sugar. Add the cider, melted butter, salt, cinnamon, vanilla extract, and 1 1/4 cups of the flour and mix until combined. Add this mix. to the yeast. Using the paddle attachment of an electric mixer, mix on low for half a minute, then turn up to med. for about 1 min. Add the rem. 2 Tablespoons of flour and mix on low for half a min, then on med. for another half a minute. The dough will be very sticky.
Sift an even layer of flour onto the work surface; scrape the dough out of the bowl, onto the work surface Clean the mixing bowl and lightly coat it with veg. oil. Gather the dough and return it to the oiled bowl. Cover it tightly with plastic wrap, and set aside in a warm place until the dough has doubled in size, about 1 1/2 hours.
TO prepare the apples; in a large skillet over med. heat, melt the butter. Using a small paring knife, split the vanilla bean lengthwise. With the back of the knife, scrape out the pulp and the seeds of the vanilla bean, and add the scrapings and the pod to the butter. Heat the butter until bubbly. Add the chopped apples, tossing to coat them with butter. Add the cinnamon and sugar, and sauté 3 to 5 mins. until slightly softened and the majority of the apples are deep golden. Add the vinegar and cider, and reduce over med. high heat. IF they are still very firm, turn the heat down to reduce slowly. The apples should be cooked, but still slightly firm to the touch Remove the vanilla bean and place the apples on a baking sheet to cool.
Scrape the dough out onto a floured surface and stretch into a rectangle about 2" thick. Spread half of the apples over the dough and fold into thirds by bringing the bottom up and the top down, patting with your hands to flatten slightly. Scatter the rem. apples on top and fold into thirds again. Gather the dough together by tucking under the edges and return it to the oiled bowl. Cover and allow to rise until doubled in size, about 30 mins.
Heat the oil to 375.
Scrape the dough out onto a floured surface and gently roll or pat it into a rectangle about 1/2" thick, flouring the surface of the dough as necessary. Dip the cutter in flour and, cutting as closely together as possible, cut out the fritters. Place them on a floured surface and allow to rest for 10 mins, no longer.
To prepare the glaze: in a small stainless steel bowl set over a pot of gently simmering water, combine the powdered sugar, cream, vanilla extract, and salt. Heat until just warm, stirring frequently. The glaze should be thin and translucent; if necessary, thin it down with more cream.
Dip your hands in flour, and stretch the fritters by pulling them gently, elongating the round shape into a 4" oval. Don't worry if you puncture the dough as you stretch it. Drop directly into the hot oil and fry till golden brown.
Drain on paper towels and brush the fritters with glaze while they are warm.
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2005: Rowed in the second seat of the varsity eight. The boat won the Yankee Cup, Knecht Cup, the Atlantic 10 Championships, and the ECAC Championships. Rowed in the varsity quad that won the Knecht Cup and the Atlantic 10 Championship. Teamed with Gabrielle Papineau to finish second in the varsity pairs at the Knecht Cup.
2004: Rowed in the varsity eight that captured first place finishes in the Atlantic 10 Championships, the Knecht Cup, and the ECAC Championships... also rowed in first quad that was victorious in the Atlantic 10 Championships.
2003: Rowed in the second varsity eight that won the Atlantic 10 Championship, the ECAC Championship and the Dad Vail Regatta...also finished third at the Henley Regatta.
2002: Sixth seat on the novice eight's Atlantic 10 Championship boat...also finished third at the Avaya Regatta.
Before UMass: Four-year letterwinner in track and two-year letterwinner in soccer...named track MVP as a junior and senior.
Personal: A member of the Atlantic 10 Commissioner's Honor Roll and the UMass Athletic Director's Honor Roll...majoring in sociology...born October 4, 1983.
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Dismuke totaled 29 kills and 12 blocks in four games last week to helped guide the Flames to a 2-2 record with notable wins over Northern Illinois (26-24, 25-13, 20-25, 25-20) and DePaul (25-22, 25-16, 26-24). The Huskies won the Mid-American conference in 2011 and touted an overall record of 28-7.
UIC's two losses came in competitive matches against the Beavers (22-25, 19-25, 25-27) and the second-ranked Nittany Lions (17-25, 18-25, 17-25). The Flames led Penn State nearly mid-way through each of the first two sets, causing seven lead changes and 11 ties throughout the match.
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Wow what a great conference! As I take time to reflect on the Pac-10 Championships, all I can think about is what a great conference we belong to. Our women's team really had a great day, and they end up 5th. Keep in mind that four teams ahead of us are ranked 1st, 2nd, 5th, and 7th respectively in the national poll. Our women's place was good enough to move up to the 5th spot in the regional poll, and 31st in the national poll. Polls are nice, but the beautiful thing about our sport is that everyone gets a chance to race next week at the NCAA Regionals.
Isley Gonzalez led our women's team with an 8th place showing, and keeping in mind that this probably the best conference in America up front, Isley competed with the best. This was a big break through for Isley and I am so excited for her. Sara Trané and Meghan Leonard both had really solid efforts as well and with a little more rest should be able to make a splash at the Regionals. I really think that if we can run this well again next week we'll have a serious chance at getting an at-large bid to the NCAA Championships.
Looking at the men's race, again I was pleased with the efforts of our guys. They ran pretty well, but, again, this is the Pac-10. The top five teams are ranked in the national poll, and when you add Cal Poly and Portland to the Regionals, this is the deepest region in the NCAA again this year. Like last season I feel our men are ready to make a serious run at an at-large bid to the NCAA Championships next week.
Andrew Jones continued to run well, as did Alex Grant and Drew Polley. The course was as fast as a track and I really feel that our team is more prepared for the 10,000 meters we will see next week at the regionals. The guys are excited and truly believe they will beat some teams and get one of those spots.
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Rep. Bart Stupak (D-Mich.) recently urged that Accutane's maker, Roche, should pay for independent studies of the medication's possible psychiatric side effects and called for additional FDA funds to study the drug. In May of this year, the congressman's son, B.J., committed suicide while on Accutane.
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MONTVILLE TWP. — There's a job description that once was common, but today is rarely heard: "man-of-all-work."
On a farm or in a factory, it was the person who was able to do — and most importantly, was willing to do — any job that was asked of him.
At Tiger General, which manufactures specialty equipment for the oil and gas industry, George Rapenchuk is the man-of-all-work.
Tiger General employee and Medina resident George Rapenchuk just celebrated his 90th birthday. He's the "man-of-all-work" at the Montville Township company, putting in 40 hours per week running parts, shoveling snow and doing whatever job needs done. (John Gladden / Gazette)
You need a carpenter to frame up new offices, he's your guy. You need a road warrior to transport parts to Cleveland or Columbus, he's your guy. You need someone trustworthy to make bank deposits or lock the doors at night, he's your guy.
Need someone to shovel snow, make the coffee, take out the trash, Rapenchuk is your man-of-all-work.
For the past 24 years, he's put in 40 hours per week doing all those jobs and more. Tiger General estimates he's racked up 300,000 miles on company vehicles, shoveled 6 tons of snow from the building's sidewalks, and emptied 13 tons of trash. He's never taken a sick day.
Oh, and here's one more number to consider: George Rapenchuk just celebrated his 90th birthday. Wiry, with a ready smile and a strong handshake, he shows no signs of slowing down.
"He does more at 90 than most guys do at 50," said parts manager Bob Honaker. "The day he does retire, people will realize how much he does around here. Light bulbs go out? They get fixed. Miraculously. Who does that? George."
The key to a long working life, Rapenchuk said, is, well, work.
"You need ambition and you need stamina," he said. "If you don't have either one, you're not going to make it."
Rapenchuk, who lives in Medina, learned about work at an early age. He was born to Russian immigrant parents who ran a grocery store on Cleveland's Orange Avenue. His father, Adam, was killed with an ice pick during a robbery in 1925 when Rapenchuk was just 5 years old. The killer was never found.
"My mother had five kids to raise," Rapenchuk said. "It was rough."
They moved to a Litchfield Township farm in 1929, but his mother, Celia, soon lost the farm in the midst of the Great Depression.
"That's where I started working — out in the field with horses," Rapenchuk said.
After they gave up the farm, he worked at Medina Farmer's Exchange to help pay off the debt for the farm equipment they bought when the family started farming. The family moved to a Lafayette Township farm, which they ran on shares.
After graduating from Lodi High School in 1938, he worked at the Dolly Madison pickle plant in Medina — earning 35 cents an hour — before entering the Army Air Force during World War II. Rapenchuk served as an armament clerk for the 379th Bomb Group stationed in England. The only reason they made him clerk was because he knew how to type, he recalled with a laugh.
Following the service, he went to electronics school on the G.I. Bill, was a partner in a radio and TV shop in Cleveland, and later worked for the Free Oil Co. in Medina, from where he eventually retired in 1985.
Of course, "retire" is a relative term.
"George has trouble with retirement," Mark Overholt said with a smile. He and his wife, Sherry, are Tiger General's owners.
Rapenchuk came on as a temporary worker in 1986 to help with a parts inventory and was invited to stay. Now, he's affectionately known as the "Head Tiger."
"George doesn't miss a day of work," Sherry Overholt said. "If there's not something to do, George finds something to do."
Rapenchuk knows his limitations when it comes to lifting heavy objects, but he's otherwise in top health.
He doesn't take a single pill, he said. His wife Willene, with whom he'll celebrate 27 years of marriage this month, has not been as fortunate. "My wife's been in the hospital more than 100 times," Rapenchuk said. "I work to pay the rent. That's why I keep going."
And he has no plans to hang up his Tiger General cap any time soon. "As long as I can work and they let me work, I'll keep on going," he said.
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A month ago, a reader asked the question: What happens if the New Orleans Saints win the rest of their games and the Atlanta Falcons lose only their Week 16 date with New Orleans, leaving them tied atop the NFC South at 13-3?
I told him two things: One, the Falcons would win the tiebreaker, leaving the Saints as an overqualified No. 5 seed. And two, he was nuts.
With so much parity in the NFL this year, I said, there's no way both teams would run the table over the final two months of the season.
Maybe I was wrong.
The two NFC South rivals didn't blink in November -- which Coach Sean Payton has said is historically known as a critical month in the NFL.
The Falcons (9-2, 2-0 in the NFC South) have won five consecutive games, and the Saints (8-3, 3-1) have won four in a row.
The Saints came up with their most dramatic come-from-behind win of the season last Thursday at Dallas. Then the Falcons followed up with a dramatic last-minute win against Green Bay on Sunday.
Payton said he watched the Falcons' game against the Packers, "like I'm sure everyone did, " during a rare weekend when he got to spend time watching college and pro games after the Saints' Thanksgiving Day appearance.
"It ended up being as close and as good a matchup as was billed. And credit Atlanta for coming back and putting themselves in position to win the game with the kick return, " Payton said of the Falcons' 20-17 victory.
While it was intriguing to get a glimpse of the competition, Payton said he reminded the team to keep its focus on this week's trip to Cincinnati when the Saints went back to work Monday for a light practice that was closed to the media.
"I think even this morning in the team meeting, we said, 'When you look, there's just so much football to be played, '" Payton said. "We've got to constantly remind them and focus on the short term, and I think players understand that. Just go around the NFC and you see teams, Green Bay competing with Chicago (in the NFC North) and the Giants and Eagles in a tough battle (in the NFC East), and you see Tampa Bay in a tough battle with Baltimore that they had a chance to win (on Sunday).
"It's really shaping up that way in the NFC, with this last month and a half being critical."
There is still plenty of time for the standings to shift. Atlanta is about to embark on a three-game road trip to Tampa Bay, Carolina and Seattle before hosting the Saints on Monday night in Week 16 and wrapping up at home against the Panthers.
But the Saints' margin for error is disappearing rapidly.
Even if the Saints win the rest of their games and beat the Falcons in Week 16, they would still need Atlanta to lose one more game. If both teams finish 12-4 or 11-5, with the Saints beating the Falcons, the Saints would need to finish with a better division record to finish ahead. If both teams finish with the same overall record and the same division record, Atlanta will win a common opponent tiebreaker.
It's entirely possible that the Saints will win 12 or 13 games and still have to hit the road in the first round of the playoffs against an NFC West champion with a losing record.
But first things first -- the Saints need to keep taking care of business to make sure they at least wrap up a wild-card spot.
There are seven NFC teams with records of 7-4 or better, with only five playoff spots available. One of them is Tampa Bay, which seems to be masquerading as a contender with an 0-4 record against teams with winning records. But if the Buccaneers get hot, they can still shake up the NFC South race.
An 11-5 record would probably get the Saints into the playoffs, but it's no guarantee.
Here's what's left on the schedule:
Week 13: Sunday at Cincinnati (2-9)
The Bengals have been one of the NFL's most disappointing teams this year, and they appear to be collapsing as the season goes along. They've lost eight consecutive games. But the Saints have lost some games to some struggling teams this year, and this isn't exactly a "gimmie." The Bengals still have a dangerous passing attack with quarterback Carson Palmer and receivers Terrell Owens, Chad Ochocinco and Jordan Shipley. And the Saints will be in some unfamiliar circumstances outdoors in Cincinnati, where the early forecast calls for a high of 36 degrees.
Week 14: Dec. 12 vs. St. Louis (5-6)
The Saints should be heavily favored in this game, too. But the Rams are a team on the rise under rookie quarterback Sam Bradford. They are tied for the West lead after a 36-33 win at Denver last week. And they caused some problems for New Orleans last year with veteran power runner Steven Jackson.
Week 15: Dec. 19 at Baltimore (8-3)
This could be the toughest game on the Saints' remaining schedule, considering the opponent and the weather. The Ravens have been inconsistent on offense under the direction of young quarterback Joe Flacco, but they're still stacked with talent. Though their defense is no longer in its prime, it remains one of the toughest units in the NFL, led by defensive end Haloti Ngata, safety Ed Reed and linebackers Ray Lewis and Terrell Suggs.
Week 16: Dec. 27 at Atlanta (9-2)
Obviously, this looms as the biggest game of the Saints' season. The first matchup in New Orleans in Week 3 lived up to the hype, with the Falcons winning 27-24 in overtime after Saints kicker Garrett Hartley missed a 29-yard field-goal attempt. If that kicked had sailed through the uprights, their roles would be reversed.
Atlanta's third-year quarterback Matt Ryan has developed into one of the steadiest quarterbacks in the NFL. His top target, receiver Roddy White, is one of the biggest playmakers in the league. And a solid run game and defense make this one of the league's most well-rounded teams.
They've been surviving some close games this year, winning three of them in the final minute. But they have a knack for pulling them out, especially at home, where Ryan is 19-1 in his career.
Week 17: Jan. 2 vs. Tampa Bay (7-4)
The Buccaneers have made an impressive leap this year after finishing 3-13 last season. Second-year quarterback Josh Freeman has matured quickly into a tough competitor, rookie receiver Mike Williams is a breakout playmaker, and the defense has been opportunistic all year. But Tampa Bay has struggled against the best teams, including a 31-6 rout by the Saints at Tampa in Week 6.
WILL SMITH UPDATE: The hearing for defensive end Will Smith, originally set for 11 a.m. Monday, was cancelled after Smith posted bond.
Lafayette police booked Smith into jail Saturday night on charges of simple battery and domestic abuse.
Paul Mouton, Lafayette P.D. public information officer, said the police arrested Smith after observing an argument between him and his wife, Racquel Smith.
Mouton said officers regularly patrol Lafayette's downtown district because of the large number of bars and nightclubs in the area.
"Our officers will typically stand either on or by the roadway and observe people exiting to ensure there's no fights, " Mouton said.
Officers patrolling on Jefferson Street noticed a couple having an argument around 2 a.m. as the bars emptied out, Mouton said.
"In this case, they observed that there was an argument between a male and female but didn't identify who it was at the time, " Mouton said. "They saw it turn physical, and noticed the suspect, later identified as Mr. Smith, grab the victim by the hair where he began pulling her down the sidewalk area on Jefferson Street."
Mouton said the officers intervened at that point and booked Smith. Racquel Smith reported having only minor injuries.
Said Payton: "I think right now as a team we just wait for the process to take its course and we also understand it being a league matter and go from there."
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Erin and Thomas are two of the most kind-hearted, generous people you'll ever meet. They always welcome others in with huge smiles, so it's no surprise that their wedding was also one of the most joyous I've ever attended. Thank you guys so much for taking a risk and giving me the chance to film my first wedding with y'all!


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We got swept and it doesn't feel good. Arizona came out and just pummeled our pitchers. They had a total of 35 hits in 3 games- batting a healthy .340 for the series. They recorded 4 doubles, 3 triples and 4 homeruns. Three of those homeruns were hit by Mark Reynolds. They just got the hits when it counted. Arizona was like a roaring 18 wheeler rolling down the highway refusing to slow down. We were no match.
Estaban Loaiza was bad from the start. Chad Billingsley looked even worse. Hiroki Kurada hung in there for over 5 innings, but ultimately fell victim to the Diamondback hit machine. Did I mention that they had 35 hits?
I keep telling myself it's too early to get worried. It's too early to start complaining. Nothing can truly be gleaned from such a small sample of games. It's early, right?
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Every Halloween season ever confectioner has a field day with appropriate candies and chocolates. There's no limit to the number of pumpkin, ghost, bat, witch, etc. shaped sweets lining the shelves at our favorite store. How's a girl to choose? Among other things, this year I decided to give Godiva's seasonal Pumpkin Truffles (since I'm a sucker for all things pumpkin)a try. I've eyed these for a few years and figured it was time to cave in.
They're gorgeous to look at since the packaging job on these is top notch. Beautiful orange foil wrappers with a tiny coil and leaf on top. Almost too cute to eat!
The milk chocolate is unremarkable: sweet with a dairy taste. The truffles have a cinnamon dusting on the which adds a nice spiciness to the whole thing.
Now, as Mom always said "it's what's inside that counts" and that's really what this truffle is all about. The inside is just heavenly. It really tastes of pumpkin pie which is a major plus since most pumpkin confections I taste don't taste of anything…or if they do, it's of cinnamon. The texture of the ganache is lovely; nice and rich without feeling greasy on the tongue.
Beautiful and delicious, these are a great fall treat or a nice gift to a friend.
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