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AMHERST — The Medina High girls track team extended its district win streak to six for the 4×800-meter relay, while the boys team had its victory string snapped at five Wednesday afternoon at the Amherst Division I District.
Senior Alexis Smith, juniors Maria Scavuzzo and Kimmy Vidika and sophomore Sarah Pack clocked 9:30.63 at the Richard S. Cooley Track. The Bees took control on the third lap and stayed in the lead the rest of the way.
Medina was the No. 2 seed (9:45.00) to Bay (9:37.56). The Rockets never seriously challenged for the lead and ended up third (9:37:37).
"We just wanted to defend the title," said Pack. "(The No. 2 seed) gave us the motivation to claw back to the top. It definitely gave us motivation to get it in gear. We all contributed. We didn't want to put any one girl in a bad position."
Pack and Smith were members of last year's 4×8, while Scavuzzo was an alternate.
The Medina boys 4×8 lost to Amherst in a nail-biter following an unusual turn over events. Both clocked 8:01.2.
Medina senior Ian McKee appeared to hold off Amherst junior Mike Kardos at the wire to win the event. However, the finish line photo was voided when an official inadvertently walked in front of the camera as the two runners finished.
Meet referee Larry Dixon said hand times had to be used instead of fully automatic time due to the camera obstruction. After a 1-hour, 40-minute delay, the result was finally announced.
"It's a little disappointing," McKee said. "Everyone I know is saying we had it, but it doesn't really matter. We all go to regionals next week."
McKee has been on the 4×8 the last three years. His brother Evan was part of the relay's winning district tradition when it started in 2008. Senior Tommy Menyes and juniors Dan Schwendler and Dylan Dombi were the other members of the relay.
Medina junior Mike Hierholzer captured his second straight district title in the discus with a toss of 174 feet, 9 inches. He defeated Avon Lake junior Max Seipel (169-10).
The top four finishers in each event advance to the Amherst Regional. District action continues Friday with field events starting at 4 p.m. and running events at 6.
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I have been going strong with the 28 Day Bootcamp Challenge! Today starts week 4!!! That means I've been exercising for 21 days straight!!! This weeks' challenge is to do three of the daily videos one or two additional times.
I'm actually pretty excited about this because I'm starting to really like the strength training for my core, like I did yesterday. I like the fact that I'm getting stronger and can start doing some of the exercises exactly as they are without modification, as well as my arms. But since the challenge calls for 3 videos, I can do extra work for every body part. I already know which ones I want to do!
I'm really excited for the progress I've made and I can't wait to see what my measurements are next week. I'm a little nervous for the scale since it wasn't so nice last time and I know next week I will start my period, so I'm hoping that it doesn't negatively affect the scale.
In other news, we have ANOTHER birthday party to go to today. Last week was my daughter's, yesterday was my friends' daughter's party, and today is my boyfriends' nephew's party. Lots of junk food, lots of cake. The first 2 parties I've really avoided the chips and snacks. I think this has really helped and aided me in not going overboard with my calories. I eat 1 small piece of cake and try to drink only water or if that's not available diet pop. Yesterday I even brought my own drink. I know we have 1 more party this month. My boyfriend's mom, got 3 grandkids all in one month! LOL! When I found out I was pregnant with my daughter, his brother found that his girlfriend was pregnant and shortly after that, his sister found out she was pregnant. My daughter was born first, a week late. (She would have been born in December had she came on time). His nephew was born a week after my daughter (he was a week late too, and I think my daughter was born on his due date), and then his sister had a scheduled delivery, so she was born about 2 weeks after his nephew. So, lots of kids, all within less than a month time span. LOL!
So, I kind of went off on a tangent there. My goal is to drink only water, and eat foods in moderation. If there's healthy foods, like salads, eat more of that. If there are foods like pasta or pizza, one spoonful or one piece. That way I limit what I eat and don't overdue it.
Tomorrow, I have to have a HIDA scan done. I've had issues in the past that sound like it may be gallbladder related but my doctor did an ultrasound and found nothing wrong, so now we need to see if my gallbladder is excreting bile as it should. I have to fast for 4 hours prior to the scan. It could take between an 1 1/2 to 4 hours. Can you imagine?!! That means, not only will I have not eaten due to sleeping, but I'm not eating well into later that afternoon! I'm going to be starved so I really need to plan what my first meal is going to be like because I don't want to go overboard and think that I can just eat whatever just because I didn't have breakfast. So I need food that is going to fill me up and make me feel satisfied. I will have to plan this out this evening.
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Department of Parks and Recreation Serves More Than 13,000 Meals to Children and Adults Through Food Program
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The Department of Parks and Recreation's Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP), which was charged by Mayor Dennis P. Williams to increase the program's impact and service locations, increased the number of meals served to residents and citizens of the City of Wilmington by 16 percent.
Under the direction of Mayor Williams, the CACFP-At Risk Meal Program operates with the mission to provide better access to food and promote healthy eating through nutrition education. Specifically, Parks and Recreation will serve either a hot meal or snack to children in the communities each day.
"Hunger can prevent kids from reaching their full potential, and we have a responsibility to ensure that none of the children in our communities go hungry. It is important for my Administration to continue to increase the impact of our food program, so as many children as possible may have access to a healthy and nutritional meal on a daily basis," said Mayor Williams.
Currently, the CACFP- At Risk Meal Program is offered at 36 different locations, and Parks and Recreation continues to increase the number of meals served. Already in 2014, Parks and Recreation serves an average of 1,280 meals a day, and through January 2014, had served a total of 13,824 meals to children and adults in the City of Wilmington.
"Every day there is a young person in our City who depends on the meals provided by our food program," said Claude McCrae, Director of the Department of Parks and Recreation. "In addition to the kids, many families and daycare providers also appreciate our food program, and recognize how it plays a vital role in feeding our children daily."
The CACFP-At Risk Meal Program has a total of 36 serving locations and three current pending locations at Bancroft, Bayard, and Stubbs Elementary Schools. The list of current serving locations is listed below.
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GREENVILLE, N.C. – The East Carolina softball team received the No. 6 seed for the 2014 Conference USA Softball Championship and will face third-seeded FIU in the tournament's first round on Thursday, May 8 at 1:30 p.m., in Boca Raton, Fla.
ECU (27-19, 14-10 C-USA) and FIU (33-19, 15-9 C-USA) are familiar opponents after the Panthers took two of three games during the regular season series in Miami, Fla., March 29-30. The Pirates fell, 11-9, in a game-one slugfest, before dropping the second contest, 2-0, but rebounded with a 12-2 run-rule victory in five innings in the finale.
East Carolina owns a 4-3 record in games played in the state of Florida in 2014, after going 3-1 at the Diamond 9 Citrus Classic at Disney's Wide World of Sports in February. It has won two of the last four conference tournaments, including back-to-back crowns in 2010 and 2011.
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It's been quite a month for Lady Gaga. Last week she declared a 'pop emergency' when snippets from her new single 'Applause' leaked over the weekend. She accused the man who used to call her 'wifey', Perez Hilton, of stalking her in a hysterical Twitter spat and, if that wasn't enough, one of her fans is offering oral sex to get 'Applause' to number one in a Craigslist promotional campaign. In the midst of all this chaos arrives her new music video, the first for a couple of years. And it is... completely batshit crazy. Not in a conventional Gaga-crazy-meat-dress-grey-hair-blah-blah-zzz sense - genuinely, curiously strange. Even if you don't buy Gaga's new turn as a Warholesque avant-garde icon, here are some of the best moments.
In another scene from the video Lady Gaga wears a bra, necklace and pants fashioned out of black-gloved hands. And who wouldn't want pants made out of an arm? But this is an even better moment. A reference to Botticelli's 'Birth Of Venus' hipstered up to the present day, Gaga wears her hair long, blonde and wavy with sea shells covering her privates. Bravo.
One of the 12 costumes changes Gaga undergoes during the video is into a woman in a dress made of grass-green mosaic tiles, skunk-style hair and trousers made from shards of glass. Absolutely normal... until she turns to display a the tail of a unicorn - not a horse, puh-lease - made from L.E.D lights.
In this guise, Gaga is a candid mime, face cleansed from maquillage and cloaked in black. Derobed from the shackles of man, the baubles and ornaments she must wear to get the 'applause'. She is nothing but her skin and bare talent. Oh, except an absolutely massive marshmallow-shaped blow-up pillow.
Perhaps the greatest moment of Gaga's return, she reminds us that a forwards, or indeed a backwards, roll is not just for the school gym when you're seven. Oh no. She shows that it's a valid method of getting from A to B. Encore.
Cher? Kate Bush? Xena, the warrior princess? Who knows where the inspiration came from for this incarnation. All you need to know if this: she has another leg sticking out of her bum.
Oh, but this is wonderful, and will surely rank alongside Kanye's obnoxious 'hurry up with my damn croissants' as a pop culture moment of the year. Lady Gaga with her head on a black swan. It appears as she sings "one second I'm a Koons, then suddenly the Koons is me" though she's put a twist on Jeff Koons' inflatable balloon swans, emerging from an egg covered in fur. Of course.
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This Cobra® HH500 Floating Handheld VHF Radio is a handheld marvel! Sporting an ultra-compact design, the HH500 features Bluetooth wireless technology that lets you make and receive phone calls while keeping your cell phone safe and dry. Cobra's exclusive Rewind-Say-Again digital recorder feature allows you to replay missed VHF calls and automatically records the last 20 seconds of incoming audio. Select between 1, 3, and 6 watts for short and long range communication. The HH500 is easy to hold, intuitive to operate, and JIS7 submersible. Other features include: noise-canceling microphone, NOAA weather radio, and weather alerts. Dimensions: 4.75"H x 2.66"W x 2.09"L. Weight: 0.60 lb.
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Bramble believes Cattermole will be key player once more.
Sunderland defender Titus Bramble says his captain, Lee Cattermole, will become a key player for the Black Cats in the final three months of the season.
Cattermole made his return to the first team in Saturday's 1-0 defeat to Arsenal - only his second appearance since late November.
Bramble believes the 24-year-old will become increasingly effective in the next few games as he builds up match fitness.
He said: "The game at the weekend was Catts' first game back for a while and obviously he was trying his best to get up to match speed.
"It's frustrating when you've been out for a while but he'll get better with time – we all know what a good player he is."
Bramble, who has started the last seven games for the Black Cats, told safc.com that having to wait two weeks for another game is frustrating, having taken so many positives from the performance against the Gunners.
"It was one of those games where the ball just wouldn't go in for us," he said.
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Laundry Backpack, Minidot
- New
- Overview
Wash day is much simpler when you have all your clothes and linens already stowed and ready. Our durable bag holds them all, and can be toted with ease.
- 15.5" wide x 15.5" deep x 27.5" high
- Expertly crafted of water-resistant polyester.
- Features two backpack straps and small top handle for easy transport.
- Also features a zippered interior pocket.
- Personalization is available for an additional $9.00.
- Imported.
- Dimensions + Care
- Overall: 15.5" wide x 15.5" deep x 27.5" high
- Interior Pocket: 10.5" wide x 8.5" high
- Drawstring closure.
- Fabric shoulder straps.
- Spot clean using a moist cloth.
- Do not machine wash.
- Shipping Info
Please allow approximately 5-7 business days for delivery of in-stock items. Delivery estimate includes monogrammed and gift-wrapped items.
PBdorm Ship to Store is now available! Call 844.611.6688 and we will ship your PBdorm order to a Williams Sonoma Inc. store near your college for pick up.