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- Register for Zoo Summer Camp today! 7 camps, ages 5-12 yrs old
- Twilight Tuesdays, July 5, 12, 19, and 26, ZOO OPEN 11am - 7:30pm
- Animal Enrichment Day, Beat the Heat, Saturday, July 16, 10am - 2pm
- SAVE THE DATE: Sept 15 - Zoobilation, Welcome to Stingray Bay
- Join us for Behind the Scenes & Animal Experiences -- see details
- Giraffe calf Connye on display daily at the Giraffe Encounter
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- Twilight Tuesdays, July 5, 12, 19, and 26, ZOO OPEN 11am - 7:30pm
- Animal Enrichment Day, Beat the Heat, Saturday, July 16, 10am - 2pm
- SAVE THE DATE: Sept 15 - Zoobilation, Welcome to Stingray Bay
- Join us for Behind the Scenes & Animal Experiences -- see details
Penetrate deep into the jungles of South America. Travel the savannas of Africa or the hilltops of Asia. Venture the tall grasses of the North American plains. See the Zebras graze on the plains while tigers roam nearby. Or just visit your Montgomery Zoo and see it all. Join us for a fun-packed and educational adventure. Our residents include over 500 animals from five different continents, all housed in natural, barrier-free habitats. The Zoo spans over 40 beautifully landscaped acres, offering you a magnificent view of exotic wildlife and endangered species. By leisurely stroll, or with a ride on the miniature train, the Montgomery Zoo is a sight to see! Located minutes from historic downtown Montgomery.
Enjoy a unique behind the scenes, wildlife experience
Game Day at the Montgomery Zoo. Start your weekend at the Montgomery Zoo with a special and unique behind the scenes tour and animal experience. Learn about your favorite team's mascot, whether it be the University of Alabama Pachyderms, the Auburn Tigers or the Florida Gators. Take in a one of a kind animal experience before the big game day kickoff.
Experiences and behind the scenes available are:
- Elephants
- Tigers
- Giraffes
- Alligators
Behind the Scenes Experiences. We are looking forward to sharing this wonder experience with our Montgomery Zoo members and visitors.
More detailed info and registration.
Help build a legacy for generations to come by giving
A legacy has been built here at the Montgomery Zoo greatly in part from generous donations from friends and members just like you. Either as a dedication, class project, memorial, unique gift item, or as a holiday year-end gift, your gifts are contributed to the general fund allowing the Montgomery Zoo to continue to expand, develop new exhibits and programs, introduce new rides and animal encounters while continuing to touch the people of the region and outlying communities.
There are multiple ways to contribute to the Montgomery Zoo.
Our goal is simple yet true. We want to create and maintain an environment that is safe and healthy for our guests and animals alike, creating a positive and learning experience for all to enjoy. Won't you join us in building a legacy that will impact today and generations to come?
Help bring Stingray Bay to the Montgomery Zoo
One of our future animal exhibit projects is building a touch and feel stingray exhibit, Stingray Bay. This exhibit will be an enclosed exhibit with a pool filled with a multitude of free swimming stingray. Guests will be able to enjoy a full animal encounter by observing them as they swim about the tank and interact with each other, guests will be allowed to touch the stingray as well as feed the stingray.
The past few Zoo Weekends and Zoobilations have raised funds to bring this exhibit and this animal experience to the Montgomery Zoo. However, we still need to raise some additional funds in order to move forward and begin construction. If you would like to help by contributing online to this fund and bring stingrays to the Montgomery Zoo, please visit this online giving site.
Also, help spread the news by liking and sharing the Stingray Bay facebook page.
Thank you, and we are grateful for your support and help in bringing stingrays to the Montgomery Zoo.
- Give online today
- Visit the Stingray Bay facebook page
- Fundraising event
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Buy online now! Tickets. Memberships. Group reservations.
Buy your Montgomery Zoo and/or Mann Wildlife Learning Museum daily tickets, make group and school group reservations, and purchase your memberships online now. It is quick, easy and a blast!
- Buy Zoo and/or Museum day tickets
- Buy a membership
- Renew existing membership
- Make a school group reservation
- Make a non-school group reservation
NOTE: When purchasing online day tickets and/or making group reservations: when you land on the ticketing page, select the desired date of your visit first then follow the prompts to complete your transaction.
Need more Zoo information
** Last ticket is sold at 4pm. Major animal
Phone contacts
Animal Enrichment Day: Beat the Heat, Saturday, July 16, 10am - 2pm
From zoo animals to our pets at home and even including us, we all need enrichment to keep life full and exciting. A chance to smell a new scent, taste a new flavor, play a new game, or figure out a puzzle. Enrichment is an effort to tap into and stimulate our five basic senses: touch, sight, smell, taste and hearing. The result is stimulate behaviors resembling those for that species in the wild. It can be a lot of trial and error, but it is always fun.
The Montgomery Area Zoological Society serves as the fundraising board of the Montgomery Zoo
It is the goal of the Montgomery Area Zoological Society (MAZS) to aid and contribute to the conservation, education and preservation efforts of the Montgomery Zoo and Mann Wildlife Learning Museum. It serves this purpose as being a fundraising arm of the Zoo to aid in the growth and expansion of the Zoo by raising funds to build future exhibits, animal encounters, rides and attractions and play as host and partner of many of the Zoo's special events.
To discover more information about the MAZS board
Big savings... School group discounts and packages
School groups, home school associations, day cares; large or small, come one, come all. From a school field trip to a classroom outing or project, we welcome everyone to the Montgomery Zoo. Visit over 500 species of exotic animals from five continental realms in the heart of Alabama's capital city. Located only minutes from historic downtown Montgomery. Move your classroom experience outside and enter the wildest adventure of the school year. Roam 42 beautifully landscaped acres. Delight in the sights and sounds of a world-class zoological facility. Enjoy two fantastic attractions in the one convenient location. Create a fun-filled, education packed day. Groups or individuals, there is plenty of fun and adventure for everyone, and all ages.
IMPORTANT NOTE: In order to qualify for discounted group admissions, your group must have at least 20 paying guests.
- Online Non-school Group Reservations
- Order school group lunches online
- Overlook Cafe menu
- Montgomery Zoo scavenger hunt
- Montgomery Zoo map
Be sure to check-out these upcoming events at the Montgomery Zoo.
Twilight Tuesdays at the Montgomery Zoo: July 5, 12, 19 and 26. Zoo and Museum open 11am - 7:30pm.
See the animals of the Montgomery Zoo under a sea of stars during Twilight Tuesdays. During the month of July, the Montgomery Zoo and Mann Wildlife Learning Museum will be changing our hours on Tuesdays. Each Tuesday of July, we will open 11am - 7:30pm.
Come see all your favorite animals under the stars. Enjoy a ride on the sky lift as the sun sets or hop on the train. Visit the giraffe encounter, petting zoo, parakeet cove or a casual dinner at the Overlook Cafe. What a way to enjoy a leisure summer evening by visiting the animals of the world at the Montgomery Zoo.
Twilight Tuesday will include:
- Tuesday, July 5
- Tuesday, July 12
- Tuesday, July 19
- Tuesday, July 26
Twilight Tuesdays hours: 11am - 7:30pm. Last admission is allowed at 6:30pm, major animal exhibits begin closing at 7pm and we ask everyone to leave the park at 7:30pm.
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Enroll your zoo camper today for Zoo Summer Camp: Animal Olympics
Let your favorite zoo camper enjoy a summer at the Montgomery Zoo with one of the most unique wildlife adventures in the River Region. Campers can enroll in half or full day camps, perfect for boys and girls, ages 5-12 years old. Campers will enjoy daily live animal presentations, scavenger hunts, games, assorted educational exercises, an afternoon on a giant slip and slide, assorted animal themed games, arts and craft projects, play time and much more.
This year's theme is ANIMAL OLYMPICS. It should be a lot of fun, lots of great competitions to win the GOLD, SILVER and BRONZE medals. So grab your safari hat and let's go to Zoo Summer Camp! Your parents will be so jealous they will want to come to.
For more information or to enroll online now.
Giraffe calf Connye makes debut at Zoo, on display daily 9am - 4:30pm
The Montgomery Zoo and Mann Wildlife Learning Museum proudly announce the birth of Connye, the zoo's newest giraffe calf. She was born March 23, and made her public debut on Wednesday, April 22 at 10:30am during Mayor Todd Strange's Weekly Media Briefing. After Connye's debut, she and her mother (Ashley) will be on display at the Giraffe exhibit daily 9am - 4:30pm, pending any animal husbandry needs.
This is Ashley's first calf and Willie's (father) third calf. Ashley is eight years old and Willie is nearly 12 years old.
Giraffe birth press release
Photo gallery from AL.com
Story from WSFA
Story from Montgomery Advertiser
Everyone likes to see the animals, but at the Montgomery Zoo we bring you closer with our Animal Encounter stations.
Jungle Drums
Check out back issues of Jungle Drums in easy to view, download and read PDF versions. Share with your family, friends and fellow zoo lovers.
- Spring 2013 issue
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- Spring 2014 issue
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- Calendar 2015 issue
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At least 15 people died in a similar accident on the Golachipa River in the southern district of Patuakhali on 3 May.
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The Bangor Comrades and Brewer Falcons American Legion baseball teams have advanced to the state tournament that will begin on Wednesday at the Winkin Complex on the campus of Husson University.
Peter Kemble pitched a complete game four hitter and the Comrades offense led by Justin Courtney exploded en route to an 11-1 victory over Trenton on Saturday afternoon.
With the win, Bangor advances to take on the Falcons in the zone 1 championship game on Sunday afternoon.
If Brewer wins the 1 p.m. game they would win the zone championship. If Bangor wins, it would force a 4 p.m.contest.
Logan Rogerson hit a game winning two run triple in the ninth inning to lift the Falcons to a 6-5 victory over Bangor on Friday evening.
The zone 1 champion will play Staples Crossing from South Berwick in the first game of the state tournament. The runner up will conclude day 1 with a game against South Portland.
Post 51 from Oakland, Bessey Motors from South Paris, Pasttime from Lewiston, and Franklin County from Farmington will also participate in the double elmination tournament.
Colton Lawrence pitched a complete game in leading Franklin County to a 4-1 victory over Westbrook in a play in game on Saturday morning.
In the other play in game, Bessey Motors pounded out 14 hits and rolled to a 11-1 victory over Fayette-Staples on Saturday afternoon.
This is the first time that Husson University will be hosting the state tournament. Zone 1 also hosted the tournament in 1993, 1997, and 2001. All those were held at Mansfield stadium in Bangor.
Bangor and Brewer will be looking to become the first zone 1 state champion since 1997, when Brewer walked away with the state title.
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While most Super Bowl commercials are nearly as anticipated as the halftime show or even the game for some people, the new Cheerios Super Bowl commercial will likely stand apart from all the rest on Sunday evening. It will do this because it's special and it's beautiful but mostly because, in so many ways, it's real.
Beyond simply entertaining us and encouraging sales of the product being offered, the Cheerios brand took a stand when they produced this ad. They took a stand against bigotry, racism and ignorance. They sent a message. Check it out linked below.
Cheerios Super Bowl Commercial 2014: Cereal Brand Thumbs Nose at Racism in Awesome New Ad
Just how did a cereal brand accomplish all that with a quick commercial? If you have a TV or the Internet in your home, you may remember outcry over a previous Cheerios ad campaign that featured a biracial family and a sweet little girl wanting her dad to eat more Cheerios to protect his heart. What could be more wholesome, innocent and beautiful?
The answer, according to the bigots who complained about the ad's content, would be to either cast an all black or all-white family or all any race for that matter, but heaven forbid two races should blend and produce such a beautiful little girl as Gracie. Gracie, actually 6-year-old actress Grace Colbert, the star of last year's inexplicably controversial ad, is again featured prominently in the new Cheerios Super Bowl commercial (click to watch), but that's not all. The brand went one step further to make certain there was no mistaking their message. We applaud them. Thank you, Cheerios.
We don't want to spoil the fun by saying anymore. You can watch what we are already willing to bet is the best of all the Super Bowl commercials 2014 at the above link. Leave us a comment telling us what you think below.
Fun Fact: Gracie's parents in the commercial are her real parents. How fun for their family! On the other hand, how sad; those who complained weren't just making a judgment call about what aired on their TV, but were commenting on whether or not it's acceptable for this family to exist just as they are.
How is it any different to see this little family shilling a well-known breakfast cereal on the screen versus encountering them out in the world, shopping at the mall or dining at the next table at a restaurant? To anyone who discriminates against Cheerios using a biracial family in their ads: If you can handle them in 3-D (and you sort of have to, since they, you know, exist and all...), you should probably be able to handle watching them eat breakfast on television for thirty seconds. Unless you think it threatens the institution of breakfast or something, in which case you can feel free to change the channel, not buy any Cheerios ever and then go do a few other things, too, but we can't print those.
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Eight of DCI Cheese Company's ("DCI") specialty cheeses were awarded prizes at the United States Championship Cheese Contest ("USCCC") held March 12–13 at the Atrium in Lambeau Field, Green Bay, Wis. Of these winners, three received the prominent distinction of "Best of Class."
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- Nikos® Mediterranean Feta (Best of Class) is infused with tomatoes, basil, oregano, garlic, lemon juice and spices giving the cheese a delicious medley of rich, tangy flavors.
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The popular group behind themes for many Anime, including Bleach, Mobile Suit Gundam Seed Destiny, Darker Than Black, Jyuushin Enbu: Hero Tales, will soon be releasing their final single, "Re:ache". It's due out August 11th, and after its release, the band will be breaking up.
In 2008, their original vocalist Maki left the band. In 2009, they replaced her with Halca. Just last month, High and Mighty Color performed at Sakura Con in Seattle.
On the reason for the band's breakup, the band says that "differences in attitudes toward the future and toward music" has brought the group to this point.
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"I believe music can heal. I believe music can soothe. I believe music is the language of the heart and soul. I believe you can spin tragedy into beauty." ~ Roxanna
We've all been there: feeling at the end of our rope and not able to see our way out of the situation we find ourselves in.
In her soulful ballad CLOSE YOUR EYES singer/songwriter Roxanna reminds us that we don't have to go through these things alone. "You say how your world is closing in," she sings. "Feels as if the sun will never come this way again. And all these days you've been running like a river that is rushing to the edge and you're falling in too deep." Her solution to find some peace? "Close your eyes. I'll be here keeping guard by your side 'til your worries are melting away and your dreams start to carry you far from sorrow. Close your eyes. I'll be here 'til the sun rise."
It's true we might not be able to know exactly what the next woman or man is dealing with but we can be there for them. "I wish I could make them go away," Roxanna sings. "All those shadows chasing you, but please don't be afraid. You'll break through, but all you need to do for now is rest here for a while until tomorrow comes for you."
Yes, the breakthrough is coming. All we have to do is hold on and wait for it, never giving up. "In time you'll find you're stronger than you ever knew before." That encouragement allows us to know that by hanging in there we'll be able to get to the other side of whatever storm we are going through.
Delivered as only she could, Roxanna's CLOSE YOUR EYES reminds us that the sun will shine again.
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(I had to say "non-shoujo" because I don't think Wild Adapter is supposed to be shounen.)
The tenth volume of one of the English versions of Arakawa Hiromu-sensei's Fullmetal Alchemist (by Singapore's Chuang Yi) is scheduled for a 13 February 2007 street date. It's a bit behind VIZ Media's publication schedule, what with volume 11 having been released in January 2007 and volume 10 last November 2006.
I got this Hagaren info from Chuang Yi's newest release page.
Fullmetal Alchemist Volume 10
Arakawa Hiromu | ISBN: 981-269-638-5 (Chuang Yi)
Roy Mustang's plan to flush his best friend's killers out into the open goes better than he expects, pitting him and his entourage against the ones behind the conspiracy — the Homonculi! Shrewd, cunning luck and unexpected help (albeit from questionable sources) aid his fight... but will these be enough to withstand near-invincible opponents that simply refuse to die?
Meanwhile, premiering on the same day—
Wild Adapter Volume 1
Minekura Kazuya | ISBN: 981-269-618-0 (Chuang Yi)
Yokohama, 1995. Leader of the Izumo Group's youth gang, Makoto Kutoba is fearless, carefree, and an enigma to all. Easily content with a good game of Mahjong or the occasional kill than bother himself with human affairs, his disinterest in life changes when he stumbles upon the mysterious 'W.A' drug - the 'Wild Adapter' - which induces bizarre side effects and even death to those who would use it. Caught in the fray, Kutoba's life entwines with that of an equally enigmatic youth - Tokito Minoru - a drifter without a memory, but who may just hold the answers to the mystery of Wild Adapter...
According to ANN, TOKYOPOP will release the first volume of Wild Adapter on the same day as the Chuang Yi version.
~nik who actually tries to read some shounen manga and who keeps looking at Hagaren in her TBR list
Hagane no Renkinjutsushi: Fullmetal Alchemist is © Arakawa Hiromu/Square Enix. Wild Adapter is © Minekura Kazuya/Tokuma Shoten. Published in English in Singapore by Chuang Yi Pte Ltd. No infringement intended.
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LOS ANGELES (LALATE) – The Mega Millions winning numbers for February 14, 2014 results tonight have just been revealed.Powerball on February 15 and Mega Millions tonight February 14 are delivering two of the biggest draws in recent weeks. But did anyone win Mega Millions tonight 2/14/14, and did anyone select all the winning numbers in results tonight? Moments ago your results for this evening were announced. Those winning numbers for Friday night are 20, 28, 35, 71, 72, Mega: 7, Megaplier: 3.
The latest round of Mega Millions winning numbers for 2-14-14 carry a massive payday. While it is not a record, it marks one of the biggest payouts this year. If someone correctly got all the numbers right tonight, they will have won one hundred thirty-nine million dollars. The cash option for this evening is seventy-six million dollars as well.
There have been a lot of new millionaires this month and last from Mega Million, despite no big recent jackpot winner. Among them is Garfield Heights, Ohio, resident, Cynthia Radosavljevic. She got all five numbers and no mega ball.
Officials in a news statement this week indicate that "Radosavljevic said her day started with being turned away from having blood work because she had no insurance. Things turned around a few hours later when her son called to tell her that a one million dollar winner was purchased at her regular lottery stop, Boulevard Convenient in Garfield Heights." So she quickly went looking for her ticket. "Cynthia quickly grabbed her ticket to check the numbers and realized she was the winner."
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Cultures of the United States: Asian Americans
A FENCE AWAY FROM FREEDOM: JAPANESE AMERICANS AND WORLD WAR II. By Ellen Levine. Speaking poignantly, 35 former detainees recall life at manzanar and other camps.
ASIAN AMERICAN CURRICULUM GUIDE: Secondary. St. Paul Public Schools, 360 Colbourne St., St. Paul, MN 55102. This guide is also designed to help students gain understanding of Asian Americans. Activities include examining Asian-Americans in the media, the Chinese New Year, Vietnamese lessons, Korean immigrant families and the Japanese-American Relocation.
ASIAN AMERICAN RESOURCES: An Annotated Bibliography. St. Paul Public Schools, 360 Colbourne St., St. Paul, MN 55102. An exhaustive listing of resources available about Asian-Americans. Includes journals, books, and folktales and is divided into cultures.
EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT ASIAN AMERICAN HISTORY. By Lan Cao and Humilice Novas. Using a lively question-and-answer format, the authors survey seven Asian- American groups and subgroups.
IN MY HEART, I AM A DANCER by Chamroeun Yin.Philadelphia Folklore Project, 1996. A Cambodian dancer tells the story of his life. Children learn that not only does he dance, but he also sews, gardens, cooks, spends time with friends and is a teacher. This is a model for teaching about cultural traditions.
INDOCHINESE ACTIVITIES HANDBOOK. Title VIII Multilingual Project, Portland Public Schools, Portland, Me., 1982. Designed to provide English-speaking teachers with information, techniques and evaluation instruments to help meet the needs of Indochinese students.
JAPANESE AMERICANS: Relocation. Mount Dura, Florida: Documentary Photo Aids. Fifteen photographs (11x14) dealing with the internment of Japanese-Americans in relocation camps during World War II.
PHOTO AIDS ON JAPANESE-AMERICAN RELOCATION. Zenger, 1978. A set of 10 photographs (11x14) depicting a period of U.S. history when 110,000 Japanese-Americans were relocated from the West Coast into inland camps.
PORTRAITS OF ASIAN-PACIFIC AMERICANS: By Kim Sakamoto Steidl. Good Apple, Carthage, IL, 1991. Collection of hands-on activities combined with easy-reading biographical sketches of Asian-Pacific Americans such as Daniel Inouye, Amy Tan, "Sox" Kitashima, and astrophysicist Subrahamanyan Chandrasekhar. Word searches, creative writing, mapping, and artwork are among the highly engaging activities. Grades 4-8. Illustrated. 8 1/2" x 11". 92 pp.
THE INDOCHINESE. Brigham Young University Language Research Center, Provo, Utah, 1981. This 36-page booklet is an attempt at bringing together some of the best resources and guidelines as a basic handbook for sponsors, teachers, employers, and friends of Southeast Asian refugees. The resource section at the end of the booklet can be as important as the text.
WHO BELONGS HERE? An American Story. By Margy Burns Knight, illustrated by Anne Sibley O'Brien. Challenges students to explore the human implications of intolerance. Readers follow a young Cambodian boy's journey from the brutality of Pol Pot and Khmer Rouge, to a refugee camp in Thailand, to America where, his Grandmother said, " life would be better than heaven." Uses questions posed in the narrative to open discussions on the issue of immigration law, racism, and the diversity of cultures. Grades 3-8. 40-pp. hardboard book plus 80-pp. activity guide.


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Sarah Silverman Urges Young Jews to Visit Their Bubbes in Florida for Obama
Predictably, hilarity and foul language ensue.
Oh, Sarah Silverman. She can't quite manage to make a pro-Obama video without using ethnic stereotypes, some foul language, and colorful terms like "douchenozzle." But why would we want her to? In this ad for The Great Schlep, Silverman urges young Obama supporters to visit their Jewish grandmothers in Florida and get them to vote Democrat. "The Florida vote can make or break an election," Silverman observes. "If you don't think that's true, why don't you think back to two elections ago when a little man called Al Gore got fucked by Florida." Now that's an image. Video after the jump.


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College Hockey:Providence Takes Last Bow In Back-And-Forth Affair With Lowell
Omicioli Nets Winner As Friars Earn Home Ice
LOWELL, Mass. — Amidst a playoff-type atmosphere at Tsongas Arena, Providence scored last and held on to defeat UMass-Lowell 4-3 in front of 4,082 fans, securing home ice for the Hockey East playoffs.
Drew Omicioli paced the Providence attack with two goals, including the game-winner early in the third period as the teams traded goals all night.
Providence coach Paul Pooley summed up the night eloquently. "It was a war tonight, an absolute war."
Providence (18-8-5, 12-6-3 HEA) moved into sole possession of second place in Hockey East, while Lowell's (16-13-3, 9-10-3 HEA) home-ice dreams took a severe hit.
Providence got on the board 1:46 into the first period on its first shot on the game. Devin Rask led a 3-on-2 opportunity, held the puck and found an opening between Jimi St. John's pads to give Providence the early advantage.
Lowell got the equalizer a little over 10 minutes later. Laurent Meunier won the draw directly to the stick of Kyle Kidney. His wrist shot beat Nolan Schaefer to his stick side and tied the game at one. It was Kidney's 10th goal of the season and third against Providence.
But Providence regained the lead shorthanded. With Regan Kelly in the penalty box, Drew Omicioli stripped Lowell defenseman Daryl Green just outside the blue line and walked in alone. Omicioli deked St. John and slid the puck into the open net to give Providence back the lead.
"Drew is good for a couple of those this year. He made a nice play and a nice move, " said Pooley.
Lowell drew even again early in the second period. This time it was Yorick Treille in the right place as he scooped up a rebound of a Ron Hainsey shot in front of the net and put the puck past Schaefer.
Again, the Friars rebounded. Providence again took the upper hand when J.J. Picnic fed Adam Lee in the slot for the 3-2 lead.
That lead, though, was short-lived as Lowell converted on the power play. Brad Rooney's shot from the point snuck past Schaefer into the far corner of the net to tie the game at three.
Providence struck again in the first minute of the third period. Rask fed a streaking Omicioli, who tipped home the pass over St. John for his second goal of the night and ninth of the season.
"When we got the lead in the third, something clicked. The team took ownership and we have no penalties, no turnovers, and we won our faceoffs," said Pooley. "We bent, but we didn't break
Lowell had its best chance to tie the game with less than two minutes to go. Schaefer got caught behind the net, but Lowell couldn't gain possession of the bouncing puck. Providence cleared the zone and Lowell couldn't muster another quality scoring chance.
Schaefer was tested in the third period, but shut the door. He ended the night with 24 saves to earn his 12th victory of the season.
"We have our opportunities but we shoot ourselves in the foot with our turnovers," said Lowell coach Tim Whitehead. "They are a good team and you can't just keep giving them the lead. Eventually, they are going to hold the lead and they did."
Meunier led Lowell by assisting on all three goals.
Both teams will head down to Providence Friday night to finish the home-and-home series. Game time is at 7 p.m.
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This introductory 3-day fiber optics course is designed for anyone interested in learning basic fiber optic networking. This program combines theory and 75% hands-on activities to prepare the student to take the CFOT (Certified Fiber Optics Technician) test that is sanctioned by the FOA (Fiber Optics Association) and given and graded the final class day. This course also introduces the student to industry standards governing FTTD (Fiber To The Desk), FTTH (Fiber To The Home, LAN/WAN fiber networks, and further introduces the student to basic fusion and mechanical splicing. Students will learn how to identify fiber types, recognize various connectors used in fiber installation; and install, terminate, splice, and properly test installed fiber cable to existing standards. This program explores the history and future of fiber optics and fiber optics capabilities, and cost of installation. Standards covered: NECA/FOA-301-2004, EIA/TIA 568-B.3, ANSI/TIA/EIA 607-A, and NEC Article 770-50, anyone interested in becoming a Certified Fiber Optics Technician should attend this class.
Course Objective: Program prepares the student to take the CFOT (Certified Fiber Optics Technician) exam given and graded at the end of class. Student will be able to effectively and efficiently install, terminate, and test multimode/singlemode fiber optic networks.
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ALBANY, Ga. (AP) -- A southwest Georgia high school principal has been reinstated to her position.
The decision by the Dougherty County School Board this week reverses an earlier decision by the board, which had decided in May not to renew Angela Shumate's contract. Shumate will now be returned to her position as principal of Albany High School.
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Girl's Day weren't kidding when they said their new single, "Female President," would be every bit as sexy as the stellar "Expectation." The music video teaser for the upcoming single looks like a trailer for a long-overdue Showgirls remake, with a small army of gyrating silhouettes and a near girl-on-girl kiss between Minah and Hyeri.
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Arizona's 20th NCAA Appearance ?- Arizona made its 20th consecutive NCAA Tournament appearance (20th overall) since 1987, all under coach Mike Candrea, except in the case of 2004 when Larry Ray acted as head coach. The Wildcats have qualified for the Women's College World Series in 18 of the last 19 years, including a run of 16 consecutive trips to the WCWS, which ended in 2004.
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In 2005,
|Alicia Hollowell in her 4th All-America season (AP Photo)
ALL-WCWS: Four
ALL-PAC-10 TEAM: Kristie Fox, Caitlin Lowe, Alicia Hollowell and Autumn Champion were all named to the All-Pac-10 Team. Fox, Lowe and Hollowell earned first team nods, while Champion garnered second team honors. Both Lowe and Hollowell have been named to the first team every year since they arrived, while Fox is a first-teamer for the second time, and Champion has a pair of first and second team citations. Sophomores Taryne Mowatt and Callista Balko received honorable mentions.
ARIZONA HEAD COACH MIKE CANDREA wrapped up his 21st season at
Candrea by the Numbers
Mike Candrea and Caitlin Lowe
Overall record: 1081-214
Pac-10 games: 325-87
NCAA games: 110-28
NCAA Super Regionals: 4-1
WCWS games: 50-23
Olympic Gold: 1
All-Americans: 73
SECOND IN THE CONFERENCE, FIRST IN THE COUNTRY: In claiming the national title, UA repeated its own history in terms of winning six national championships in years that Arizona finished second in the Pac-10 one year removed from sitting atop the Conference of Champions. Other occurrences include the 1993 and 1996 titles. Additionally in 1991, UA finished fourth in the Pac-10 standings.
TOP CATS: In every year since 1992,
OTHER TOP PERFORMERS: Individually, a number of Wildcats ended the year ranked nationally near the top of a few statistical categories including: Victories (Alicia Hollowell, 32, fifth), RBI/G (Kristie Fox, 1.02, 12th), batting average (Caitlin Lowe, .425, 18th, Autumn Champion, .408, 34th), runs/game (Caitlin Lowe, .93, 14th; Autumn Champion, .9, 20th), ERA (Alicia Hollowell, 0.89, eighth; Taryne Mowatt, 1.28, 28th) and strikeouts per seven innings (Alicia Hollowell, 11.7, fifth; Taryne Mowatt, 10.7, ninth).
1,700-K CLUB: In UA's super-regional clinching victory over LSU, Alicia Hollowell joined Cat Osterman and Courtney Blades as the only pitchers in Div. I history to record 1,700 strikeouts in a career. She finished her career with 1,768.
300-HITS: Also in the final game of the super regional, Autumn Champion joined five other Wildcat greats as a member of the 300-hit club. Champion, who led the 2006 Wildcats with 82 hits, ended her illustrious career with 314 base knocks, which is good for sixth on UA's all-time list.
RE-WRITING THE RECORD BOOKS: Alicia Hollowell is now
Hollowell's rank in
Strikeouts/7 IP
2006 NO-HITTERS: Alicia Hollowell threw four no-hitters in 2006, including two to start the season against Northwestern and
Taryne Mowatt, UA's only pitcher returning for the 2007 campaign, tossed the first two no-hitters of her career on March 16 against UNLV, two days before throwing a perfect game versus Cal State Northridge on March 18.
|Taryne Mowatt earned All-WCWS honors.
SHARING THE CIRCLE: This year, Alicia Hollowell had something she has lacked in the previous three years at
- Mowatt is
- Mowatt's complete game victory on May 20 over
- Mowatt and Hollowell make up the only same-year pitching duo to occupy spots on UA's top-10 list for strikeouts in a season.
LOWE BACK AT THE TOP: On the week of April 21, Caitlin Lowe was fully cleared to participate in games. The two-time All-American returned to her usual leadoff spot in the batting order and center field on defense. Prior to suffering an injury to her left hand on March 19, the
A REAL CATALYST: While Caitlin Lowe was recovering from the injury,
DRIVE HOME SAFELY: There were two indicators for when a game is as good as over when
50 WINS: The 2005 season was UA's first year without 50 wins since 1993. It's not that either squad was particularly bad, the 2005 team reached the WCWS and played the fewest games for an
PROMISE RING: Signing a National Letter of Intent with Mike Candrea and The University of Arizona has its benefits for a high school softball prospect. One of which is the guarantee for a national championship. Since 1991, last year's 2005 senior class (Crystal Farley, Alyson VonLiechtenstein, Jackie Coburn and Courtney Fossatti) was the first and only group of four-year players to leave UA without a national championship.
With this year's title, UA is now ensured that every class through the 2009 seniors, with the exception of the aforementioned 2005 group, would have won a NCAA Championship during its time in
THESE CATS DIG THE LONG BALL: Last year, the Wildcats hit 33 round-trippers all season (57 games); the team's lowest output since 1992. In 2006 despite the strength of its schedule and the pitching throughout the Pac-10,
Kristie Fox's 66 RBI led UA
GIVE HER ALL THE ICE SHE K-NEEDS : Callista Balko was been behind the plate for all 434.0 innings (roughly 1,637 batters) this year while UA has been in the field. Although the NCAA does not maintain a record for putouts in a season, Balko's Arizona-record 690 putouts would likely find its way to the top of the NCAA's list, as well.
Additionally, Balko had only two passed balls in 65 games behind the dish this year, after having four in 33 contests in 2005. She has also saved pitchers from giving up wild pitches. In 2005 UA pitchers hurled 26 WP (one every 15 innings)... this year, they had had only 15 (one every 28.9 innings).
Callista Balko
IRON WOMEN AT OTHER POSITIONS: While Balko receives, and deserves, all the praise for toughing out an entire season behind the plate, the Wildcats had several other mainstays at other positions throughout the year. Kristie Fox played every inning at shortstop for the second consecutive year, while her new partner on the left side of the infield Jenae Leles saw every pitch of 2006 from the hot corner. Chelsie Mesa played all but two innings at second base, and Adrienne Acton was in either right or centerfield for all 65 games.
JUST NEEDED A LITTLE EXPERIENCE: In the first half of Pac-10 play, the
CAN I GET SOME SUPPORT? Taryne Mowatt's five losses on the year did not necessarily come due to inefficient pitching, but a lack of run support. In the five games she's been dealt the ?'L,' the Wildcats scored a total of six runs.
IF YOU'RE GOING TO LOSE, IT MAY AS WELL BE TO THE BEST: Another note on Mowatt's losses ?- Her six career defeats have come to Michigan in 2005, and UCLA, Texas (2), Oregon State and LSU in 2006. Although losses are never easy to swallow, when five of the half dozen are against WCWS teams, it makes things a bit easier.
OUCH! Jenae Leles' nine hit-by-pitches led
Academic All-American Autumn Champion
DOUBLING UP IN SOMETHING ELSE TOO: Putting the last two notes together, Autumn Champion has six HBPs this year, matching her career total from the past three years combined.
THREE FOR THE MONEY: Caitlin Lowe moved into a four-way tie on Arizona's all-time triples list, when she had her fourth three-bagger of the year and ninth of her career on March 18 against CSUN. Among the names Lowe had been tied with when she had eight career triples: UA senior associate athletics director Kathleen "Rocky" LaRose. Lowe tied her career-high for most triples in a season with four.
MULTI-HIT AND MULTI-RBI GAMES: Every
In the multi-hit game category, Caitlin Lowe led with 27, despite missing 10 games. Fellow All-Americans Autumn Champion and Kristie Fox nearly caught up to her, however, as they have 23 and 21, respectively. Chelsie Mesa (14), Callista Balko (13), Laine Roth (12) and Adrienne Acton (9) are the top seven Wildcats in the category. All told, UA batters combined for 78 multi-RBI games and 139 multi-hit games.


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Noah Hathaway Movies and Career Information
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Noah Leslie Hathaway is an American actor and a former teen idol. He is best known for his roles as Atreyu in the 1980s film The NeverEnding Story and for portraying Boxey on the original TV Series Battlestar Galactica. His work in The Neverending Story made him particularly popular as a teen-aged celebrity in Europe.
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"I've thought about running for public office before, but someone would always end up talking me out of it, saying, 'We have this good person here. He will do good for the community.' So I always backed out. But I'd end up frustrated because they didn't do anything. I'd give them ideas, and they would just tell me what [I] wanted to hear."
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It's hard to believe that the man responsible for such hits as "Hey, We Want Some Pussy," "Me So Horny," "Pop That Pussy," "Face Down, A** Up," and "Shake that A**, B*tch" is the same man currently running for mayor of Miami. But in a world where Conan the Barbarian can become Governor of California, the prospect of '90s hip-hop group 2 Live Crew's Luther Campbell steering Miami-Dade County toward greener pastures isn't so ludicrous. Just one of his priorities? Taxing strippers. We couldn't make this stuff up if we tried.
Since leaving music behind, Campbell has dipped his toes in various pools including the porn industry, the nightclub industry and even has his own column in the Miami New Times. But his most unexpected career move to date has been that of a politician. The outspoken man, who once found himself in court on a regular basis defending his freedom of speech, is on the verge of becoming Miami's newest mayor. Boy are we looking forward to that victory speech.


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medical doctor, died April 12 in Ft. Washington Maryland. He was surrounded by family members and it was a very peaceful transition. Born and raised in Miami, Florida, Albert attended Booker T. Washington High School and after graduation continued his higher education at Florida A&M University, where he was a member of the Marching 100 Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity. Pursuit of his dream, Albert attended University of Pittsburg School of Medicine where upon graduation he was a surgeon in the Washington DC area. He leaves behind to mourn his beloved wife; Josephine Rolle; children, Allyson (Karl) Harrison and Jonathon (Tammi); grandchildren, Indya, Mason, Jackson and Danielle. He is also survived by siblings; Agnes Morton, Naomi, Patricia, Rose, Leona and Leon and a host of relatives and friends. Service 11 a.m., Friday April 20 at Fort Foote Baptist Church, 8310 Fort Foote Rd, Fort Washington, MD.


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This year marks the Hawaiian Club's 44th Annual Hawaiian Club Lu'au. We're going all out this year so you won't wanna miss it! Join us for dances from the Hawaiian Islands as well as New Zealand, Tahiti, and Samoa. :)
The event features dinner and a show- dinner is catered from a Hawaiian Cafe who specializes in making authentic Hawaiian food and the show is put on by Linfield students, both from Hawaii and not, who will dance hula, play Hawaiian music, and share the Hawaiian culture with you.
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Florida Marlins: Closer controversy brewing?
For the second time ineight days, Leo Nunez has been thrust into a game to finish what Matt Lindstrom couldn't.
Lindstrom entered with a three-run lead in the ninth only to give up a one-out double and walk two of the next three batters he faced to load the bases. Manager Fredi Gonzalez lifted Lindstrom for Leo Nunez, who lost an eight-pitch battle with Aaron Rowand, giving up a two-runsingle, before striking out Edgar Renteria for his second save in the harrowing 5-4 win.
A similar situation occurred on May 30 at Citi Field,where Lindstrom with a four-run lead walked a batter and gave up two hits before Gonzalez summoned Nunez. He struck out rookie Fernando Martinez to end it.
Asked after the game if Lindstrom would get the next opportunity to close, Gonzalez said: "At 11:08 right now, we'll give that opportunity to Matty. Right now at 11:08…He just needs to get comfortable. We've seen him I think [go] eight out of eight [save chances]. He needs to go out and get comfortable and keep running him into those situations."
Since allowing seven runs in an April 24 blown save against the Phillies, Lindstrom has in fact gone 8 for 8 in save chances. He's also started and failed to finish the ninth in non save situations on May 23 and 24 against Tampa in addition to the May 30 outing against the Mets.
Lindstrom has allowed at least one hit in five consecutive outings and even more disturbing is he's walked one or more in six of his last eight times out. Lindstrom has walked 19 and struck out 24, not an ideal ratio for any reliever, much less a closer.
Is that enough for the Marlins to install Nunez as the ninth inning man? My thought is the worst thing they can do is leave it up in the air and go with the "whoever we feel gives us the best chance to win will close that day" line. I understand it's the reliever's job to pitch whenever called upon, but I also believe it's important for the guy to know the ninth inning is his.
If Lindstrom is still the closer, fine, but at some point it's unfair to keep asking Nunez or Kiko Calero or Dan Meyer or whoever it may be to keep defusing time bombs with the game on the line. Nunez or whoever else should get the chance to start the ninth….
After the game, the Marlins optioned right-hander Tim Wood to Triple-A New Orleans to accommodate Ricky Nolasco, who they will recall from the Zephyrs to start Sunday.


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