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BEVERLY - Fort Frye's game against Caldwell Thursday night was not a 3-point contest, although that did appear to be the case early on.
The Lady Cadets made seven 3s in the first half, 11 total for the game and picked up 15 of their first 22 points in the game via the 3-ball in what ended as a 77-20 Fort Frye triumph.
Brooke Borich was 6-for-9 from beyond the arch and put up a game-high 22 points while Michelle Adkins made 4-of-4 3-point attempts and totaled 13 points.
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JORDAN HOLLAND The Marietta Times
Fort Frye's Michelle Adkins plays tight defense against Caldwell's Megan Devol (14) during Pioneer Valley Conference girls' basketball action in Devola Thursday night. The Lady Cadets won 77-20.
For good measure, forwards Megan Liedtke and Alexis Enochs added 15 and 11 points, respectively, to give Fort Frye a solid inside-out game. Shawntell Parsons chipped in 13 markers, putting all five Cadets starters in double figures for the game.
"Everybody's capable of scoring on this team," said Fort Frye head coach Dan Liedtke. "A lot of good rhythm stuff going on tonight.
"All those girls are capable of stepping up whenever we need them."
Fact Box
Caldwell 4 6 5 5 - 20
Fort Frye 24 16 18 19 - 77
Lexy Schell 2 0-0 4, Megan Devol 4 0-0 8, Tiffany Yerian 2 3-6 7, Taylor Crawford 0 0-0 0, Laken Figal 0 1-2 1, Mattea Schockling 0 0-0 0, Anna Weisand 0 0-0 0. TOTALS: 8 4-8 20. 3-point goals: 0.
Michelle Adkins 4 1-2 13, Katie Hart 0 0-0 0, Alexis Enochs 5 1-4 11, Shawntell Parsons 4 4-5 13, Brooke Borich 8 0-0 22, Makayla Liedtke 0 1-2 1, Megan Liedtke 7 1-1 15, Megan Hesson 1 0-0 2, Ashley Gerber 0 0-0 0. TOTALS: 29 8-14 77. 3-point goals: 11 (Borich 6, Adkins 4, Parsons 1.)
Team stats
Caldwell: Shooting: 8-34 (23.5 percent); 3-point shooting: 0-8 (0 percent); Rebounds: 13 (Devol 4); Assists: 2; Steals: 8 (Schell 3); Blocks: 2; Turnovers: 23.
Fort Frye: Shooting: 29-51 (56.8 percent); 3-point shooting: 11-19 (57.8 percent); Rebounds: 29 (Megan Liedtke 8, Enochs 6); Steals: 13 (Parsons 4); Blocks: 7 (Hart 2, Makayla Liedtke 2); Turnovers: 11.
JV: Fort Frye 64, Caldwell 3
JV scoring leaders: FF: Tanner Booth 16, Caleigh Fryman 15; C: Nataleigh Janusik 2
Next games: Fort Frye vs. Columbus Beechcroft at West Muskingum Saturday; River at Caldwell Monday
When the Lady Cadets weren't sinking buckets, they made sure Caldwell didn't either. The Lady Redskins could only muster eight field goals against the stingy Fort Frye defense and had trouble taking care of the ball, turning it over 23 times.
Fort Frye, which shot 57 percent (29-for-51) from the floor, also held a 29-13 advantage on the boards, essentially dominating every aspect of the game.
"I wanted us to play at our level with a lot of intensity," Dan Liedtke said.
"I thought the Caldwell girls played hard, which I was glad about. It made us have to work which is what I wanted to see."
Borich scored the Cadets' first 11 points on three triples and a fastbreak layup. After Enochs grabbed a steal and went coast-to-coast for a layup, Adkins dialed in from long range to make it a 16-2 game.
With 2 minutes, 55 seconds left in the opening quarter, Parsons was fouled on a layup and added the free throw to convert the 3-point play before Borich connected on her fourth trey of the game to give the Cadets a 20-point lead, 22-2.
Megan Devol intercepted a pass at half-court and took it the rest of the way for a layup, but Megan Liedtke answered with a drive and a layup at the buzzer to maintain the 20-point advantage.
The lead would grow to 30 by the end of the first half. After Devol dropped in a floater to open the second period, Fort Frye scored 10 unanswered to go up 34-6. Adkins and Borich each hit 3s to pace the 10-0 run.
With 2:07 left in the half, Lexy Schell splashed a mid-range jumper before Parsons and Devol traded baskets to make the score 36-10. The Cadets scored the final four points of the half, capped by a 2-point jump-shot from Borich, to take a 30-point lead, 40-10, into halftime.
The second half was nearly identical, with Fort Frye outscoring Caldwell 37-10 in the final two quarters to improve to 8-0 in the Pioneer Valley Conference and 12-1 overall.
Caldwell, which was led by Devol's eight points, dropped to 2-13 overall and 0-8 in the PVC.
Fort Frye has a tough matchup against Columbus Beechcroft Saturday in the Route 40 Classic at West Muskingum High School. Caldwell's next contest will be Monday at home against River.


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Stars Gallery
Stars fall to Canucks, 2-1
Photo: Tom Fox/Staff Photographer
Dallas Stars defenseman Philip Larsen (36) passes the puck against the Vancouver Canucks in the first period at the American Airlines Center, Thursday, March 22, 2012.
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Nymex Crude Gushing Toward $100, Partly Because of Iran
Nymex crude oil is up again today, to more than $96 a barrel, working on its highest close since the end of July. Some of this might have to do with just a bit of anxiety about Iran.
Crude oil already had plenty of reasons to rise, apparently, gaining 27% since the beginning of October. Recession-avoidance, global central-bank liquidity and a too-wide spread between Nymex and Brent crude all contributed to the run-up.
Now add Iran to the list, say Commerzbank analysts this morning:
The International Atomic Energy Agency will present a report on Iran's nuclear program tomorrow. Leaked information suggests that Iran is seen as geared to developing nuclear weapons, which could increase the risk of a military attack on Iran's nuclear facilities. We believe this justifies a certain risk premium on the price of oil.
Commerzbank has been skeptical of this rally pretty much the whole way, saying the fundamentals haven't justified it. But now they note some tighter supplies of late, saying "the upside risks are dominant for the oil price at present."
$100 a barrel, here we come. Some economists blame the high price of oil earlier this year for the slowdown in consumer spending and have suggested cheaper oil will help consumers. That may be an oversimplification, but oil is getting to be less and less of a help.


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The lonely whale FEB 25 2011
A baleen whale that's been tracked by the Navy since 1992 can't attract a mate because his singing voice is too high.
To make matters worse, the high-pitched whale "does not follow the known migration route of any extant baleen whale species." The result, according to Dr. Kate Stafford, a researcher at the National Marine Mammal Laboratory in Seattle, is that the lonely whale keeps "saying 'Hey, I'm out here,'" but "nobody is phoning home."


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A veteran Mars probe received a two-year mission extension though Sept. 2010 to keep watch over the red planet.
NASA's Mars Odyssey represents the longest-serving of six spacecraft currently orbiting Mars, after first reaching the planet in 2001. Its new extended mission requires changing orbit to gain a better vantage point for doing infrared mapping of Martian minerals.
The first year of the two-year extended mission carries a price tag of $11 million through Sept. 2009, said Guy Webster, NASA spokesperson at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) in Pasadena, Calif.
An orbital adjustment should allow Odyssey to look down at sites in mid-afternoon rather than late afternoon. The spacecraft's thermal camera could then better detect infrared radiation from warmer rocks to better identify them.
"This will allow us to do much more sensitive detection and mapping of minerals," said Jeffrey Plaut, a Mars Odyssey scientist at JPL.
However, the shift to mid-afternoon is also expected to halt usage of an instrument in Odyssey's Gamma Ray Spectrometer. The gamma ray detector requires the later-hour orbit to avoid overheating a critical component.
Odyssey began its course change by firing up its thrusters for almost six minutes on Sept. 30, the last day of its second two-year extension.
"This was our biggest maneuver since 2002, and it went well," said Gaylon McSmith, Odyssey mission manager at JPL.? "The spacecraft is in good health. The propellant supply is adequate for operating through at least 2015."
The spacecraft's orbit is synchronized with the sun, so that local solar time on Mars has been about 5 p.m. wherever Odyssey flew over from the north pole to south pole. On the flipside, local time has been roughly 5 a.m. as the spacecraft flew from south to north.
The time should gradually change to somewhere between 2:30 p.m. and 3 p.m. over the next year or so, as Odyssey's overhead pass gets earlier by about 20 seconds per day.
Odyssey's overall mission so far has helped detect large quantities of water-ice near the surface in the higher latitudes of Mars, which led to NASA's Phoenix Mars Lander mission. The spacecraft helped keep an eye on Phoenix as the lander descended to the surface, and continues to relay information from Phoenix back to Earth.
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Israelis Frustrated With Outcome of Gaza Conflict – WSJ
TEL AVIV—Prime Minister
Benjamin Netanyahu faces frustration over how the conflict with Hamas is winding down, both from the Israeli public and from parties that wanted harsher action against Gaza's Islamist rulers.
Two political parties that take a harder line on Palestinians than Mr. Netanyahu's Likud faction saw an upswing in support in a new poll published Friday in the Israeli daily Maariv. The survey also found 58% of Israeli Jews believe it was a mistake for the government to accept an open-ended cease-fire with Hamas this week, while 61% don't think the prime minister achieved his goal of prolonged quiet.
Slowly, slowly, the Israelis are beginning to tire of the wash, rinse, repeat cycle with the Paleoswine, which never seems to kill enough of them to actually make Israel feel safe. Netanyahu's successor may adjust that strategy a bit.


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- The role would involve liaising between the community and relevant interested groups.
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by Craig Weatherby
Last week, California Fish & Game biologists spied a giant King salmon on the banks of a creek that feeds the Sacramento River.
Weighing 85 pounds and measuring more than 4 feet long, it was the biggest salmon caught in California for almost 30 years (It's shown in the picture accompanying this article).
Last week's giant catch is more good news for the future of Californias wild salmon, which nearly disappeared last spring. (See California Salmon Crisis Closes West Coast Fishery and Salmon Crisis Raises Cost and Supply Concerns.)
The salmon fisheries off California and Oregon are very small compared with Alaska, which provides 95 percent of wild salmon but they support many fishing families, and feed many folks on the West Coast.
The find is good news for two reasons:
- The salmon appears to have spawned successfully, which means that its rare genetics will be passed down to its progeny.
- Its unusual size affirms indications that 2008 has been the richest year of marine food production in more than 10 years.
Some blamed global warming, or low water in the Sacramento River basin, but most scientists say the crash was due to a scarcity of food in the ocean, caused by a shift in winds.
But this past spring, strong winds out of the northwest returned for the first time in three years.
This ocean bounty follows two summers of little upwelling in the ocean, resulting in meager rations for fish, including wild salmon. (Upwelling occurs when cold, nutrient-rich water rises to the surface, and nourishes the ocean food chain by bringing plankton and krill closer to the surface.)
This abundance will feed the more than 20 million salmon hatchery smolts released to the ocean, via a roundabout route trip that got the fish to get past various pitfalls, including pollution in the river near Sacramento.
The high numbers of marine birds, blue whales, humpback whales, porpoise and other marine species that have spent the summer and fall off the Bay Area coast indicates that the waters around the Farallones National Marine Sanctuary are once again rich in fish food.
We'll keep our fingers crossed for the fisher folk on the West Coast!


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DoubleClick for Publishers then sends its best line item to AdSense or Ad Exchange, which evaluates the line item against its inventory. If AdSense or Ad Exchange has an ad unit that can beat the price of the line item picked by DoubleClick for Publishers, then the AdSense or Ad Exchange line item is delivered. If the line item from DoubleClick for Publishers still has the best price, then that line item is delivered. Learn more about dynamic allocation
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No. Once you traffic AdSense and Ad Exchange line items in DoubleClick for Publishers, the AdSense or Ad Exchange line items can be delivered through DFP Small Business tags. There is no need to put AdSense or Ad Exchange tags directly onto your website.
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Free public domain sheet music from IMSLP / Petrucci Music Library
Since this work was first published after 1922 with the prescribed copyright notice, it is unlikely that this work is public domain in the USA. However, it is in the public domain in Canada (where IMSLP is hosted), the EU, and in those countries where the copyright term is life+70 years or less.
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Orchestral Suite No.1
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Publisher Info.:
Milan: Ricordi, 1935. Plate PR 1343.
Public Domain - Non-PD US [tag/del]
General Information
|Work Title
|Belkis, Queen of Sheba
|Alternative Title
|Respighi, Ottorino
|7 Quadri (ballet)
4 sections (suite)
|Year/Date of Composition
|1930-31 (ballet)
1934 (suite)
|First Performance
|1932-1-23 (ballet)
|First Publication
|1935 (suite)
|Average Duration
|80 minutes (ballet)
23 minutes (suites)
|Composer Time Period
|Early 20th century
|Piece Style
|Early 20th century
|Narrator, chorus, Orchestra
|External Links
|Wikipedia article (Japanese)
MPH preface (to first edition of full score of ballet) by Christoph Schlüren
Misc. Comments
Has only been presented as a ballet once (to date as of 2015...), in 1932; the composer accordingly extracted 2 suites (the 2nd was not completed, however).
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Damien Poulain talks us through his powerful, ubiquitous Vaccines artwork
For several weeks, you couldn't move in London without coming across these posters for The Vaccines' new album. The unnerving gaze of the scary girls seemed to stalk me across the city and it was no surprise to learn the posters were the brainchild of long-time friend of the site Damien Poulain. In fact, the project is one of the new works on Damien's super-shiny relaunched website and we caught up with him to find out a bit more about working with such a big-name band…
Have you worked with The Vaccines before? If not how did this come about? How involved were the band in the creation of this identity?
In the past, I have worked on a few album covers but never in that scale. We met up early on with the band to discuss ideas and the mood behind the album, then I proposed them a few ideas/directions. Justin, the singer was my point of reference and we exchanged ideas back and forth to meet what he felt was right to fit their album.
What were your initial inspirations for the shoot? What were you hoping to convey?
When we discussed the album with Justin he gave me some key words about the feeling of the album they were busy recording at the time. The main ones I retain were "fragility" and "youth," so to synthesise this raw energy I thought of using tomboys – girls that have an attitude, that look like tough boys.
Those androgynous looks were the starting point for the campaign. We then decided to find girls that would look like the band members, which was a challenge but I think that we managed quite well even tough the lead singer had longer hair than previously. The result is a gang of tomboys!
The poster was everywhere – is it ever not weird seeing your work on massive billboards?
Working on music jobs in London is great because the promotion is just big and everywhere – this is indeed a good feeling. I had friends sending me images taken with their phones late at night (obviously drunk) to share their surprise each time, so that project followed me during the whole time of the promotion on walls, even at night…
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March 25, 2003
BrainWASH Seminar: Coral Bleaching Project in Phuket, Thailand
Southampton College Professor Larry Liddle Offers Expertise in Afternoon Lecture
(631) 287 8313
Fax: (631) 283 4081
Southampton, NY - Coral reefs are, without a doubt, one of the true natural treasures of our earth. Unfortunately, as a result of global warming and other factors, coral reefs are facing the threat of massive destruction. A phenomenon known as 'coral bleaching' when the symbiotic algae in the corals are expelled and the corals become transparent, is occurring. Most of the corals will eventually recover from the bleaching, but if the warmer water temperatures last too long, the corals will be destroyed forever.
Join Southampton College Professor Larry Liddle as he presents his views on this fascinating occurrence in his talk "The Coral Bleaching Project in Phuket, Thailand," on Wednesday, April 2 at 1:15 p.m. The talk, part of BrainWASH, a lecture series presented by the Natural Science Division faculty of Southampton College, will take place at Duke Lecture Hall at Southampton College.
For further information on other talks in the BrainWASH lecture series, please call the Natural Science Division at (631)287-8402.