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A Canadian-owned platinum exploration company has been
awarded five, five-year South Island permits, including two
covering 168sq km northwest of Invercargill.
The Longwood Range near Invercargill has for decades been of
interest to miners, mainly for its platinum potential but
also for gold. Platinum work has never gone beyond
Lynx, the only tenderer announced, has three permits covering
355sq km near Murchison and the permits near Invercargill and
intends initially spending about $3 million over the first
three years in exploration, and potentially a further $4.5
million in the following two years, Energy and Resources
Minister Simon Bridges said in a statement yesterday.
The Government had opened the platinum block tender round in
March last year. It closed in April after consultation with
iwi, local councils and the Department of Conservation (Doc).
''These permits present an exciting opportunity for the
Tasman and Southland regions, and constitute the most
significant new minerals exploration activity in New Zealand
by one company in several years,'' Mr Bridges said.
Platinum, which on the global market was selling for $US1476
($NZ1716) an ounce yesterday, has only once been been mined
commercially, from 1897-1907 in Orepuki in Southland, and
produced 47kg. About 80,000 ounces of gold was taken near
Longwood in the late 1800s.
Government permit agency New Zealand Petroleum and Minerals
has identified the Longwood Range as being the ''most
prospective'' area for platinum group metals, which include
palladium and iridium.
The tender process included assessment of Lynx's financial
and technical capability, and its ability to meet health,
safety and environmental requirements, Mr Bridges said.
Access must be negotiated with land owners and mitigating
environmental impacts be agreed with Doc. Lynx has to comply
with local council requirements under the Resource Management
Act and seek a mining permit.
Lynx Platinum is a wholly owned subsidiary of Coronado
Resources Ltd, a Canadian exploration and development, power
generation and retailing company.
Tag Oil Ltd, a Canadian petroleum operator, has oil and gas
wells in Taranaki and a 49% stake in Coronado.
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nice, you look like realistic with muscle because a mermaid swim a lot ^^
This is Amazing! I just love everything about this Photoshoot!
The model looks great and the photo editing is fantastic
a real mermaid *-*
Nice Cos!
This is lovely!
A mermaid's tail
cute~! <3
this is really well done
amazing photo
One of the few pictures of people pretending to be mermaids that I really like! Looks very well done and she looks great!
is that an ocean or a lake/river?
still awesome though.
still awesome though.
It's a lake.Thank you!
Very cool!
where did you take the picture?
great job!
Very nice
what a beautiful ariel *_*
thats beautiful! well done!
Lovey cosplay
Extra points for actually posing IN THE WATER!!!
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At the dawn of the civil war, the men of Cold Mountain, North Carolina, rush to join the confederate army. Ada (Nicole Kidman) has vowed to wait for Inman (Jude Law), but as the war drags on and letters go unanswered, she must find the will to survive. At war's end, hearts will be dashed, dreams fulfilled and the strength of human spirit tested...but not broken! Directed by Academy Award winner Anthony Minghella (The English Patient). Also starring Renee Zellweger, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Giovanni Ribisi, and Natalie Portman.
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- Reviews Counted: 223
- Fresh: 158
- Rotten: 65
- Average Rating: 6.7/10
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Fresh: Watching this movie, it seems to be the next level down from great -- maybe too episodic. But it burns in the memory weeks after you see it.
Rotten: Cold is right -- Anthony Minghella's pretty, star-studded adaptation of the bestselling Civil War romance never makes it above freezing.
Fresh: At 154 minutes, Cold Mountain is long and seems long, at times inspired, at times merely dutiful. But in most of the important ways, it succeeds.
Fresh: A film of many excellences undermined by a flawed narrative.
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Nicole Kidman's best role, and also wonderful acting from Jude Law. truly a lovely film from every angle: acting, directing, and cinematography. not a word for word adaptation of the book but where it embellishes it does so with grace and a restrained style befitting the author. ex: the paraphrased lines from a letter above. If you liked The English Patient and In The Bedroom, this film has similar style and pacing.
Stunning photography, brilliant direction and superb editing --- all wasted on an unnecessarily depressing script brought to the screen by a seemingly uninspired Kidman and Law, a typically over-the-top Zellweger, and a remarkably spot-on supporting cast. An alternate ending might salvage this more than 2 1/2 hour almost entirely painful experience.
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- Genre: Drama
- Released: 2003
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Wow, not at all my experience. Nook is 3 for 3 with me. Love the young, happy staff and the food is spectacular. We will be back!!!!
I have eaten there and find the food, the owners AND the service wonderful. The food comes out when its ready and prepared properly. Maybe we should stop nit picking and concentrate on the positive. We had servers all around us taking care of customers. Highly recommend Nook.
Sounds absolutely dreadful. Why subject yourself to such an experience. Another good reason to eat at home where I get good food properly served.
Pascos is the best!
The Hermanos burger looks really terrible.
Gardening is a great experience for all ages. My favorite plant to grow is the TickleMe Plant. I love how the leaves fold together like magic when you Tickle it! Everyone will want to grow a TickleMe Plant.
You can find the kits online
Heather, next time you go, enter via the hotel/resort and avoid the casino craziness.
That lamb shank looks perfect!
I LOVE Babylon! It's my go to spot when I need any Middle Eastern ingredient and often provides a delicious pick-up-on-the-way-home dinner for this family.
After you try this place try Zayna's on Speedway east of Alvernon. Then let us know the winner.
Seriously. I wish you drove around my hood like the ice cream man. I'd have Bam Bam for every meal...
That photo looks delicious. Bring the truck by my place around 5.
I wish this place well, but that simple ground beef green chile at El Taco was a phenomenon.
The staff is really rude if you bring kids. I'm not even talking little kids. They ought to just put a sign on the door. My wife's Korean, and we've stopped going there entirely. Not the same style, but try Seoul Kitchen - those are good folks.
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@PickyPalate - bottom line is, yer all gonna get older, even you hipsters, so better get used to the idea.
How are the acoustics in Reforma? We were at Union last night and could not conduct a conversation across the table. Likely won't be going back there, unless we choose to sit outside ... maybe in November.
What ageist drivel! If the place does not tone down the seasonings to appeal to older diners (something I have never seen done anywhere) why even mention that the crowd "skews much older" on weekdays? Is this a coded warning to the cool young hip types to avoid the place, lest they catch something?
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- 1 cup crushed pineapple, drained
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Instructions:Quarter and seed the orange and lemon, leaving the rind on. Put through the food chopper with the cranberries. Combine with the other ingredients. Chill overnight.
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|시각 자료
|모든 저자 / 참여자:
Roger Allers; Rob Minkoff; Don Hahn; Irene Mecchi; Jonathan Roberts; Linda Woolverton; Tim Rice; Elton John; Hans Zimmer; Jonathan Taylor Thomas; Matthew Broderick; James Earl Jones; Jeremy Irons; Moira Kelly; Niketa Calame; Ernie Sabella; Nathan Lane; Robert Guillaume; Rowan Atkinson; Madge Sinclair; Whoopi Goldberg; Cheech Marin; Jim Cummings; Walt Disney Pictures,; Walt Disney Home Entertainment (Firm),; Buena Vista Home Entertainment (Firm),
|0788845500 9780788845505
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|In English or dubbed French with optional English subtitles for the hearing impaired; closed-captioned.
|Originally produced as an American motion picture in 1994.
|Art direction, Andy Gaskill ; production design, Chris Sanders ; artistic coordinator, Randy Fullmer ; supervising editors, Tom Finan and John Carnochan ; artistic supervisors, Brenda Chapman, Dan St. Pierre, Doug Ball, Vera Lanpher, Scott Santoro, Scott F. Johnston.
|Voices: Jonathan Taylor Thomas (Young Simba), Matthew Broderick (Adult Simba), James Earl Jones (Mufasa), Jeremy Irons (Scar), Moira Kelly (Adult Nala), Niketa Calame (Young Nala), Ernie Sabella (Pumbaa), Nathan Lane (Timon), Robert Guillaume (Rafiki), Rowan Atkinson (Zazu), Madge Sinclair (Sarabi), Whoopi Goldberg (Shenzi), Cheech Marin (Banzai), Jim Cummings (Ed).
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|MPAA Rating: Rated G; Canadian Home Video Rating: G.
|2 videodiscs (90 minutes) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in. + 1 booklet.
|DVD; Region 1, NTSC; 5.1 Disney enhanced home theater surround sound (THX certified), Dolby Digital 5.1 surround; widescreen presentation in original aspect ratio 1.66:1, enhanced for 16x9 televisions.
|"Circle of Life" --
Scar --
Father and son/Morning report --
Uncle Scar --
"I Just Can't Wait to be King" --
Elephant graveyard --
Under the stars --
"Be Prepared" --
Stampede --
King is dead --
Scar takes over --
Timon and Pumbaa --
"Hakuna Matata" --
Scar in command --
Pumbaa and Timon wax philosophical --
Nala and Simba reunite --
"Can You Feel the Love Tonight" --
Trouble in paradise --
He lives in you --
Simba returns --
Simba confronts Scar --
Fight --
Simba ascends --
End credits. Disc 1: Special features: Special Edition (90 min.); Original theatrical version (88 min.); Optional audio commentary; Featurettes, slide shows, music videos, and interactive features: Grasslands (3 min.); Tree of life (8 min.); Jungle; Elephant graveyard (5 min.); Sneaks [trailers] (11 min.); Disc two preview (1 min.). Disc 2. Special features: Continents [featurettes and slide shows]: Asia, Africa, Australia, Europe, North America, South America; Journeys [featurettes and slide shows]: Story (12 min.); Film (18 min.); Stage (16 min.); Virtual safari [interactive feature]; Music (24 min.) and Music videos (12 min.); Animals (18 min.).
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|Lion King (Motion picture)
|Walt Disney Pictures presents ; directed by Roger Allers and Rob Minkoff ; produced by Don Hahn ; screenplay by Irene Mecchi and Jonathan Roberts and Linda Woolverton ; songs by Tim Rice and Elton John ; original score composed and arranged by Hans Zimmer.
The Pridelands are a small slice of heaven, ruled by Mufasa, the Lion King. His son Simba is preoccupied with life and all its potential, and neglects the lessons Mufasa tries to impart. Scar, Mufasa's brother has lived his adult in the shadow of his better looking, more successful, universally adored sibling. Capitalizing upon Simba's youthful exuberance and reckless abandon, Scar manipulates his nephew into playing the key role in his ascension to power, and believing himself guilty of Mufasa's death. Simba flees from his home and family in shame and disgrace, never to return. Years of abuse and neglect under King Scar begin, and the Pridelands are devastated, and lionesses are hunting far outside their boundaries. One such is Nala, who discovers the exiled Simba, who must face the ghosts and demons of his past to save the ones he loves.
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- Arindam Banerjee, 2009. "Peasant Classes, Farm Incomes and Rural Indebtedness: An Analysis of Household Production Data from Two States," Working Papers id:2150, eSocialSciences.
- Gurung, Rajendra Kumar & Pa, Chung & Deng, Hugh, 2009. "South Korea Agriculture Policy Review," Economic and Market Information 52051, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada.
- Bitsch, Vera, 2009. "2008 Michigan Dairy Industry Survey," Agricultural Economic Report Series 51842, Michigan State University, Department of Agricultural, Food, and Resource Economics.
- Charlebois, Pierre & Gagne, Stephan, 2009. "Medium Term Outlook for Canadian Agriculture - International and Domestic Markets," Economic and Market Information 51718, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada.
- Shimizu, Tatsuya, 2009. "Structural Changes in Asparagus Production and Exports from Peru," IDE Discussion Papers 201, Institute of Developing Economies, Japan External Trade Organization(JETRO).
- Lopez, Jose Antonio & Malaga, Jaime E., 2009. "Forecast and Simulation Analysis of Mexican Meat Consumption at the Table Cut Level: Impacts on U.S. Exports," 2009 Annual Meeting, July 26-28, 2009, Milwaukee, Wisconsin 51986, Agricultural and Applied Economics Association.
- Taylor, Richard D. & Koo, Won W., 2009. "Expected Changes in China's Grain and Oilseed Industries and Implications for the U.S. and World Agriculture," Agribusiness & Applied Economics Report 51991, North Dakota State University, Department of Agribusiness and Applied Economics.
- Zulauf, Carl R. & Orden, David, 2009. "ACRE in the U.S. Farm Bill and the WTO," Working Papers 51821, International Agricultural Trade Research Consortium.
- Artz, Georgeanne M. & Yu, Li, 2009. "How Ya Gonna Keep 'Em Down on the Farm: Which Land Grant Graduates Live in Rural Areas?," Staff General Research Papers 13094, Iowa State University, Department of Economics.
- David A. Hennessy, 2009. "Land Retirement Program Design in the Presence of Crop Insurance Subsidies," Center for Agricultural and Rural Development (CARD) Publications 09-wp495, .
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- Bohannon, John & Goldstein, Robin & Herschkowitsch, Alexis, 2009. "Can People Distinguish Pâté From Dog Food?," Working Papers 51757, American Association of Wine Economists.
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In each of the final weeks of the NFL regular season, I share my personal selections and picks in ESPN.com's minigames, plus feature my lineup in a prominent expert league that I am still participating in late in the season. I'll explain the reasoning behind many of my choices, in an effort to assist you in making your own decisions or to explain why certain picks may seem risky or unusual.
Gridiron Challenge
QB1: Tom Brady (Value: 7.8)
QB2: Kurt Warner (Locked at 6.7)
RB1: Jamal Lewis (6.2)
RB2: Fred Taylor (5.3)
WR1: Braylon Edwards (6.2)
WR2: Randy Moss (7.2)
TE: Donald Lee (Locked at 3.2)
K: Neil Rackers (3.5)
D/ST: Arizona Cardinals (3.8)
Total Team Value: (49.9)
Engel's Angles: I am still holding on to my lead in my group with 1,784 points and a 96.1 percentage. Brady torched Miami for six touchdown passes in Week 7, and weather is not expected to be a major concern Sunday in Foxborough. I expect Brady to throw more than two touchdown passes, at least one to Moss. Warner stays locked in my lineup, because Atlanta has allowed 21 touchdown passes in 2007. The Bengals are allowing 119.4 rushing yards per game, so I am expecting another big game from Lewis. Taylor against the Raiders, who are surrendering 143.8 yards per game and an NFL-high 21 rushing touchdowns, may be the best matchup of the week for fantasy purposes. The Bengals have allowed 25 passing scores, 25th in the NFL, so Edwards is a fine starting option. Lee continues to stay locked in as one of the best bargains in the game. You can still get him on your roster for a value of 3.5, which is an outstanding value selection. Rackers is a very safe play, and the Cardinals should at least perform adequately against the reeling Falcons, who are scoring an NFL-low 13.4 points per game.
Pick: Arizona Cardinals (versus Atlanta Falcons)
Engel's Angles: It's been a good season for me in Eliminator, with 14 picks on target in 15 weeks so far. Many of those choices have been against Atlanta, including my selection of Tampa Bay in Week 15 in a one-sided Buccaneers blowout. Neither team has much to play for here, but Arizona is simply the better ballclub, and has won four of six home games in 2007. The Falcons have won only one road game in seven tries. The Cardinals will focus on stopping the run with their defensive tackles, and should be successful. That will put the game in the hands of journeyman Chris Redman, and while he may hit Roddy White for some big gainers, he'll be forced into many adverse passing situations and doesn't have enough weaponry to fully take advantage of the holes in the Arizona secondary. The Falcons allow more than 130 rushing yards per game, so the Cardinals can use Edgerrin James to help them dominate time of possession, and set up play-action passing for Kurt Warner. The Arizona wide receivers are banged up, and the Atlanta secondary is physical and tough. Warner, however, will spread the ball around effectively and use his secondary targets well when he has to. The Cardinals will exhibit enough balance on offense and the Atlanta defense will spend too much time on the field to effectively contain the Arizona offense for the entire game.
Pigskin Pick 'Em vs. The Spread
My selections in CAPS
Dallas -11½ at CAROLINA
DETROIT -4½ vs. Kansas City
Indianapolis -7½ vs. HOUSTON
JACKSONVILLE -12½ vs. Oakland
Green Bay -7½ at. CHICAGO
NEW YORK GIANTS -3½ at Buffalo
NEW ORLEANS -3½ vs. Philadelphia
CLEVELAND -3½ at Cincinnati
ARIZONA -10½ vs. Atlanta
Tampa Bay -7½ at SAN FRANCISCO
New England -21½ vs. MIAMI
SEATTLE -10½ vs. Baltimore
TENNESSEE -8½ vs. New York Jets
Minnesota -7½ vs. WASHINGTON
San Diego -9½ vs. DENVER
Engel's Angles: Tony Romo has a bruised thumb, and the Carolina defense played well at home this past week, and will show up again even if the Panthers lose. Someone has to win in Lions-Chiefs, so I will take Jon Kitna to actually deliver when it counts. If Tony Dungy shuffles his starters in and out, the Texans can stick close. The Jaguars will dominate in the mismatch of the week. Weather conditions could limit the overall scoring output at Chicago. The Saints will deliver another strong performance as they try to keep their postseason hopes alive. Cleveland will roll into the postseason. Jon Gruden may play it conservatively now that his team's playoff outlook has pretty much been sealed. Seattle will rebound strong against Troy Smith as the defense dictates the game after a disappointing loss at Carolina. Washington will battle hard in a game with significant playoff implications.
Pigskin Pick 'Em: No Spread
Home team in CAPS
Dallas over CAROLINA
DETROIT over Kansas City
INDIANAPOLIS over Houston
JACKSONVILLE over Oakland
Green Bay over CHICAGO
New York Giants over BUFFALO
NEW ORLEANS over Philadelphia
Cleveland over CINCINNATI
ARIZONA over Atlanta
Tampa Bay over SAN FRANCISCO
NEW ENGLAND over Miami
SEATTLE over Baltimore
TENNESSEE over New York Jets
MINNESOTA over Washington
SAN DIEGO over Denver
Engel's Angles: A better running game will ultimately help Dallas prevail over Carolina. The Colts will do just enough to win against Houston. Ryan Grant will have a good game against Chicago and deliver the key score. The Giants' defense will be the difference as they prevail in a must-win game. The Bengals have no hope of derailing the Browns on their way to the postseason. Tennessee still has playoff hopes, and will run the ball with much success against the Jets. It may take a Ryan Longwell field goal to push the Vikings past the Redskins. The Chargers don't have too much left to play for, but will certainly do enough to dispatch the Broncos.
Krause Publications Experts League II
From the publishers of Fantasy Sports Magazine, a long-enduring fantasy industry staple. A points-per-reception league where touchdown passes are worth four points. One point for every rushing and receiving yard, and 0.05 points for passing yards.
QB: Ben Roethlisberger
RB: Willie Parker
RB: Fred Taylor
RB/WR: Kolby Smith
WR: Bobby Engram
WR: Wes Welker
WR: Plaxico Burress
TE:Chris Cooley
K: Mason Crosby
D/ST: Minnesota Vikings
Reserves: David Garrard, Aaron Stecker, Chester Taylor, Samkon Gado, Anthony Gonzalez and Jabar Gaffney
Engel's Angles: I have advanced to the Super Bowl against Krause editor/kingpin Greg Ambrosius, who has vowed revenge against me for beating him on the last day of the season in the 2006 Krause Baseball League. Despite the unfortunate Parker injury, Roethlisberger did get me off to a good start with three touchdown passes on Thursday. Taylor is a lock, and I'm taking Smith because he faces the Lions, even though Stecker is more versatile and better for the PPR format. Engram and Welker are also mainstays, and Burress gets the call here in a very important game for the Giants. Crosby and the Vikings have carried me this far, and I will get one more good week out of each of them.
Scott Engel covers fantasy sports for ESPN.com. You can contact Scott here.


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Is it only me, or has anyone else ever purchased a new game and smelled the fresh pages of the instruction manuals?
I can remember as a kid going out of town to purchase a new game, because we didn't have any game stores in our area, and on the drive home smell the manual before reading it.
This pastime unfortunately may end in the near future as games go digital and the need for manuals cease to exist.
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It seems funny to me that in a state that abortions are legal and public money can be used to perform them that we would even be having a debate on a Death with Dignity bill. If women can make a choice on the life of a fetus than I should be able to decide my own fate if faced with a terminal illness. Could an opponent of this bill please explain the difference between the two to me?
Im pretty sure there isnt one other than they like sticking their nose in somebodys elses business, which, by the way, they know nothing about.If you are opposed to the bill and it hopefully passes you are allowed to make your own decision on ending your life or not so do the people who choose to end there live without undo suffering and butt out.
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Brewer's Blackbird
Franklin's Gull!
Snowy Egret!
Cinnamon Teal!
Song Sparrow
White-throated swift! Even matched the song
Yellow Headed Blackbird
Western Bluebird
Downy Woodpecker
Hi Mom!
Am I awesome or what?!?
We're cool dudes!
Red-Taled Hawk
Western Chickadee
Say's Phoebe
Lucy's Warbler
Anna's Hummingbird!!
Anna's Hummingbird
Turkey Vulture
We're Serious Birders aren't we!
Black-Chinned Sparrow!
Black-Chinned Sparrow
White-Throated Swift
Ladder-Backed Woodpecker
Costa's Hummingbird
Mountain Bluebird
Rock Wren
Lesser Goldfinch
Ring Necked Duck
Black Phoebe
Ring Necked-Duck
Gambel's Quail
Tree Swallow
Black Necked Stilt
American Avocet
Orange Sandhill Crane
Pretty awesome shot of the Sandhill!
Common Grackle
Lesser Scaup
Northern Rough-Winged Swallow
Blue Winged Teal
Black Necked Stilt in flight
Snowy Egret
Barn Swallow
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Wilson's Phalarope
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Travel will be major change for WPIAL baseball teams in shift to six classifications
With many afternoon games, baseball could be affected more than most sports by WPIAL and PIAA realignment to new sections and six classes.
More classes bring a WPIAL softball title within reach
Coaches are concerned that WPIAL's realignment might water down the luster of winning a championship.
Pa. high school baseball pitchers will be restricted by pitch counts
In switching to a new system, the PIAA will get rid of the old rules that were based on innings pitched.
Plum baseball player Kirilloff selected Post-Gazette Male Athlete of the Year
While still in diapers, Kirilloff started to show a love - and talent - for the game.
High school notebook: Cardinal Wuerl North Catholic star Sam Breen headed to Dayton
Sam Breen, a Post-Gazette Fab Five selection this past season, has made her college choice — and it was an easy one.
2016 All-Section Baseball Teams
(Selected by the Post-Gazette scholastic sports staff, based on voting by WPIAL coaches)
2016 All-Section Softball Teams
(Selected by the Post-Gazette scholastic sports staff, based on voting by WPIAL coaches)
Post-Gazette 2016 WPIAL softball players of the year
Morgan Ryan, Macy Mularski, Skyla Greco and Madison Renner take home top honors for each classification in the WPIAL.
Former Blackhawk standout returned to Pittsburgh with Dodgers
Adam Liberatore was reluctant to be a pitcher at Blackhawk, but is now thriving with the Dodgers as a reliever.
Post-Gazette 2016 WPIAL baseball players of the year
Alex Kirilloff, Cole Horew, Michael Boswell and Tommy Pellis take home top honors for each classification in the WPIAL.
Post-Gazette 2016 baseball all-area team
Some of the best baseball players in the WPIAL are headed for colleges around the nation to compete at the next level.
Post-Gazette 2016 softball all-area team
Hempfield junior star Morgan Ryan is the player of the year for the second season in a row.
Post-Gazette girls team of the year: Hempfield softball
Led by pitcher Morgan Ryan, the Spartans were untouchable in the state playoffs, adding a PIAA title to their back-to-back WPIAL crowns.
Plum product Kirilloff signs rookie contract with Minnesota Twins
Kirilloff will make his professional debut Friday for the Twins' Elizabethon rookie team.
Vincentian baseball wins PIAA Class A title with a 5-2 victory against Meyersdale
The game ended when Vincentian relief pitcher Mark Cyterski got two strikeouts with the bases loaded.
Hempfield wins PIAA Class AAAA softball title in eight-inning pitchers' duel
Morgan Ryan matched Avon Grove star Maggie Balint, and Alexa Pastor hit a walk-off sacrifice fly to make the Spartans state champions.
Two WPIAL teams have PIAA finals postponed until today
Vincentian baseball and Hempfield softball had to wait an extra day to play the biggest games of their seasons because of inclement weather.
Post-Gazette Athletes of the Week: Mark Cyterski and Madi Stoner
Vincentian Academy pitcher/outfielder Mark Cyterski and and Hempfield junior catcher Madi Stoner are the athletes of the week.
Xtra points: Hempfield softball coach Bob Kalp keeps winning at age 71
Kalp and two other Hempfield coaches are in their 70s and are having "senior moments."
Plum baseball falls in PIAA Class AAAA title game, 4-1
Plum's only two losses all season came in championship games.
Yough softball wins PIAA Class AAA title with two-hit shutout
Macy Mularski did the heavy lifting from the mound while Cassidy Pearce came through with a clutch hit to beat Lampeter-Strasburg.
West Greene falls in PIAA Class A softball championship
The WPIAL champs' best-ever season ends with a 3-2 loss to Williams Valley in state final.
Kirilloff won't pitch as Plum takes its shot at PIAA baseball title today
Coach tries to protect Minnesota's' first-round pick so he doesn't lose money when he signs a contract with Twins.
Hempfield softball must get to top player in state to win a title
Maggie Balint is Pennsylvania's best player three years running, but the Spartans are armed with experience, confidence and Morgan Ryan.
Plum baseball team displaced because of U.S. Open
The Mustangs could not use their field or school to prepare for their PIAA championship appearance.
Yough wins PIAA softball semifinal with shutout
Cougars defeat Donegal, 1-0, to make state title game for first time in school history.
Riverside finally yields a run, eliminated from PIAA Class AA baseball playoffs
The Panthers' six-game run of shutouts came to an end in a 1-0 loss to Bishop McCort, spurred by a complete game by Brett Seitz.
Plum wins PIAA baseball semifinal, 6-2
Kirilloff has two hits and Mustangs score five in the third to break open game against Marple Newton
Vincentian knocks off Serra Catholic to reach PIAA Class A baseball championship
Mark Cyterski was nearly perfect in a one-hit shutout of the WPIAL champion Eagles, putting the Royals in uncharted territory.
Hempfield overcomes shaky start and heads for PIAA championship game
Pitcher Morgan Ryan's settles down after first inning and slams door on Chambersburg for 2-0 win.
Riverside pitching trio as stingy as it gets with six-game postseason shutout streak
Panthers hurlers Michael Boswell, Vince Loccisano and Adam Jeannette are on a run that has never been seen before for a WPIAL baseball team.
Baseball: Bishop McCort brings down Neshannock in Class AA
Neshannock loses against Bishop McCort, relinquishing PIAA Class AA title.
Yough in PIAA softball semifinals for first time
Yough's softball program moved into uncharted and historical waters after the Cougars beat Bellefonte.
Plum baseball team advances to PIAA semifinals, with little fanfare
Plum had 10 hits in the game, all singles.
Hempfield blanks Erie McDowell to reach PIAA softball semifinals
Morgan Ryan was stellar as a pitcher and hitter as the Spartans got going early and never looked back in the Class AAAA quarterfinals.
Xtra points: WPIAL baseball champs struggle in PIAA tournament
Two of the four WPIAL baseball champions lost in the first round of states.
Baseball notebook: Norwin won't soon forget upset for the ages
The Knights stunned Plum to cap an incredible run; Chartiers Valley's Eddie Flohr made up for lost time; more on Riverside and Serra.
Softball notebook: Underclassmen help pave way to WPIAL titles
Championship teams look to future as players rise to top in postseason.
Twins take Plum's Kirilloff in first round of MLB draft
He is only the fifth player in the history of the WPIAL to be selected in the first round of the draft directly out of high school.
Post-Gazette Athletes of the Week: Jason Cerniglia and Skyla Greco
Serra Catholic outfielder Jason Cerniglia and Ellwood City pitcher Skyla Greco are the athletes of the week.
Kirilloff will watch MLB draft with Plum teammates
Potential first-round pick will skip live TV appearance from Seacaucus, N.J., so he can take part in PIAA playoff game Thursday.
Plum rebounds in PIAA baseball
Plum started the PIAA playoffs by rolling a strike against McDowell at Slippery Rock University.
Hempfield blanks Latrobe in first round of PIAA Class AAAA
Latrobe had trouble scoring against Hempfield in two regular-season games. Things were even worse for Latrobe in the PIAA playoffs.
Riverside pitching superb, continues scoreless streak
Riverside's pitching staff has been downright stingy, they haven't given up a run in five playoff games.
Hempfield bounces WPIAL champion Norwin from PIAA playoffs
Justin Wright stepped up at the plate and Matt Tarabek was solid on the mound to lift the Spartans past the Knights, 5-1.
Hempfield shuts out Baldwin for back-to-back Class AAAA WPIAL softball titles
Morgan Ryan allowed four hits and received plenty of help from her defense in the Spartans' 2-0 win against the Highlanders.
High school softball roundup: Ellwood City wins second WPIAL title in school history
The Wolverines improved to 20-0 after a 10-0 victory against South Park in the WPIAL Class AA championship.
Mount Pleasant nails down Class AAA girls softball title in dominant fashion
12th-seeded Vikings sail past West Allegheny, 10-0, to grab first championship.
Xtra points: Riverside baseball coach Dan Oliastro still going strong — and winning at 72
In 48 seasons, Riverside baseball coach Dan Oliastro has 600 wins and eight championships with no signs of stopping.
History cemented, but Chartiers Valley baseball not done yet
The Colts captured the first WPIAL baseball championship in school history Tuesday, but now they enter the PIAA playoffs with bigger goals.


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the Petone site in mid-2014, and will offset the cuts with
the creation of 30 new positions in its Christchurch Datamail
The company is investing in new printer technology and no
longer needs as many machines to meet demand, so is closing
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The announcement follows reports that Contact Energy, the
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1100 workforce by 10 percent as part of a $40 million
cost-cutting drive, and 192 job losses at an unprofitable
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All You Can Easter: A guide to the Easter buffet
The rather fancy Easter brunch spread at the St. Paul Hotel
Courtesy of the St. Paul Hotel
Easter comes but once a year, and it should be circled with three markers on the calendar of any aspiring buffet buff. If done right, Easter is a unique opportunity to eat your weight in ham, fettuccine, seafood, and desserts. If done wrong, you'll end up at the kids table of an Old Country Buffet playing with Sweet'N Low packets. Check out these recommendations and do your Easter right.
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The distant relatives have been politely ignored, the eggs have been dyed, and all that lies ahead for your Easter planning is picking the right buffet for your party. Read on for some tips about the best Easter brunch spots in the Twin Cities as well as some sage advice for enjoying the meal.
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A California appellate court has overturned a $20 million award against a defunct charter jet company accused of secretly videotaping Michael Jackson and his attorneys during a 2003 flight.
The 2nd District Court of Appeal ruled Monday that XtraJet and its owner Jeffrey Borer shouldn't have to pay the large sum to attorneys Mark Geragos and Pat Harris.
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The case was sent back to the trial judge who last March found in favor of Geragos and Harris.
Messages left for attorneys representing both sides were not immediately returned.
Borer and an associate pleaded guilty to conspiracy two years ago for videotaping Jackson and his lawyers as they flew the pop star to surrender on molestation charges.
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School district police purchased 14 of the Colt 6940 rifles last fall, well before the Connecticut school massacre.
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Over time, high blood sugar levels from diabetes lead to damage of the retina, the layer on the back of the eye that captures images and sends them as nerve signals to the brain. Whether diabetic retinopathy develops depends in part on how high blood sugar levels have been and how long they have been above a target range. Other things that may increase your risk for diabetic retinopathy include high blood pressure, pregnancy, a family history of the condition, kidney disease, high cholesterol, and whether you smoke.
Early retinopathy
The early stages of retinal damage are called nonproliferative retinopathy. First, tiny blood vessels called capillaries in the retina develop weakened areas in their walls called microaneurysms. When red blood cells escape through these weakened walls, tiny amounts of bleeding (hemorrhages) become visible when the retina is viewed through an instrument called an ophthalmoscope. To clearly see your retina, the ophthalmologist will enlarge (dilate) your pupils (which serve as a window to the back of your eye) and may also use a special dye to help identify blood vessels that may be leaking.
Fluid from the blood also escapes, leading to yellowish "hard exudates." This type of damage does not cause problems with vision unless some of the leaking fluid is near the macula. (The macula is the area of the retina that is responsible for central vision.) An ophthalmologist who specializes in the treatment of retinal problems will attempt to stop blood leakage by using a laser in a process called photocoagulation. By using an appropriately selected laser, your ophthalmologist may seal the small blood vessels that can leak when a person has nonproliferative and proliferative retinopathy. More recently, ophthalmologists have been using injectable medicines to treat retinal leakage.
If fluid leaks out near the macula, it can disrupt vision. This is called macular edema. As retinopathy becomes more severe, parts of the abnormal capillaries can become closed off. This kills parts of the retina that the capillaries previously supplied with blood. These tiny damaged parts of the retina are called "cotton wool" spots and can be seen using an ophthalmoscope.
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lol! I get mistaken for a secound grader
Hmm... How tall are you? Personally, I'm quite tall. But be happy! You can't fix what ain't broken! [the saying is 'ain't, but you know what it means.]
I'm 5' 2'', but still pretty short. Most people in my grade (8th grade/9th year) are 5'6'' for girls, 5'8'' for guys, around there.
I would be mistaken for a 6th grader if I was less...*shrugs* flat. xD
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Uterine fibroids can grow on the inside wall of the uterus, within the muscle wall of the uterus, or on the outer wall of the uterus. They can alter the shape of the uterus as they grow. Over time, the size, shape, location, and symptoms of fibroids can change.
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