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If Calvert wants to win a Midland Athletic League title, this game is a must-win.
If Calvert wants to make a second-straight trip to the playoffs, it's likely this game is a must-win.
When Fremont St. Joe comes into Frost-Kalnow Stadium to meet the Senecas Saturday night, it's going to be more than just a rivalry game. The league title race, and the playoff race will be shaped by the outcome.
St. Joe holds a one-game lead over Calvert, Carey and Hopewell-Loudon in the league standings. While nothing will be clinched by a Streak win, holding victories over each of its closest challengers will mean there will be little left separating St. Joe from the an outright crown.
Calvert sits sixth in the Division VI Region 22 playoff rankings, a region topped at the moment by St. Joe. A win will go a long way towards securing a playoff spot for Calvert while a loss could leave the Senecas on the outside looking in.
"If we're going to be where we want to be at the end of the season, this is a do-or-die," Calvert coach Todd Fox said. "We need to get the job done."
All those factors tie in to is already a pretty intense rivalry.
"Anybody around knows that's St. Joe's biggest rivalry," St. Joe coach Scott Knisely said only moments after beating Hopewell-Loudon last Friday. "Rivalry games are very special and when we play Tiffin Calvert, it always seems to be a special game and We're expecting nothing different on Saturday night over there."
"This being my third year, I've come to embrace the rivalries," Fox added. "It seems like there's a lot of them. But the St. Joe one is very special to them, to us. We're excited, and to add on to this rivalry, I believe its our 75th meeting. So add that to all the implications that are on the line."
St. Joe features the league's leading offense and the league's leading passer in Zack Yeckley. Pinpointing Yeckley's favorite target is tough as St. Joe suits up three of the league's top five receivers (Luke Stierwalt, 37 receptions 625 yards; Jordan Sessler, 35 receptions, 501 yards, Alex Veleba 21 receptions, 293 yards)
"They're balanced," Fox said. "They got a lot of guys. Some teams you play against, they got one receiver that you got to focus on. This team, they have it all."
Don't let all the passing numbers fool you. They also have a solid running game to supplement the passing attack.
"What's deceiving is you see all their passing ability, but they got a nice back in (Marcus Kerr), who's the second leading rusher in the league right now," Fox said. "They do a nice job. They got a great offensive line, great receivers, great kill players. They're a good football team."
Calvert counters with a strong multi-facet attack of its own. Quarterback Tyler Long has accounted for 1,477 yards of offense this season (814 passing, 663 rushing).
Fox though said the team has turned its focus to using the rushing game. Last week against North Baltimore, Calvert tallied 429 yards on the ground, including 215 from Dan Kwiat.
"We're not going away from that," Fox said. "We've spent a lot of the first part of this season going to everything, doing everything and testing everything. And the conclusion we came to is our strong point is our run game and our young offensive line has had that line those first few games to develop and now their ready to take over and run the ball. But we got a lot of tools we can use beyond that."
Kickoff is set for 7 p.m.


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You think the likes of Phoenix is bleeding cash now? Lock the players out again...we'll be back down to 24 teams in the NHL.
Bettman = Worst thing to happen to professional sports.
Much as the poison dwarf needs to go, he can't hold a candle to the likes of Sepp Blatter or Bernie Ecclestone. FIFA is corrupt to a scale that would shame a mafiosi don. F1 has 50% of its revenue go not to the teams, not to the drivers, but straight to a private investment firm (via Bernie of course. Who through a multitude of off-shore companies also owns just about every piece of F1, from promoting the races to the TV deals).
So it could be worse. But still, Bettman out!

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Serves 4 |
Prep Time 15 minutes |
Cook Time 15 minutes
1 cup any Eden Quinoa, rinsed, drained
1 1/2 cups boiling water
1 pinch Eden Sea Salt
2/3 cup Eden Tamari Roasted Almonds, chopped
1/3 cup Eden Dried Cranberries
1/3 cup raisins
1 1/2 cups orange sections, sliced
1/3 cup orange juice
2 Tbsp Eden Extra Virgin Olive Oil
3 Tbsp minced parsley
2 Tbsp minced fresh mint
1 Tbsp orange zest (grated peel)
1/4 cup finely chopped shallotsor finely chopped red onion
1/2 tsp ground cumin
1/2 tsp ground coriander
4 whole lettuce leaves
Place quinoa and sea salt in boiling water, cover, reduce the flame to medium-low and simmer 12 to 15 minutes. Remove from the flame. Place quinoa in a medium mixing bowl and toss to cool. When cool add cranberries, raisins, almonds, and organes. Whisk the dressing ingredients together and pour over the salad. Toss to mix. Place a lettuce leaf on each serving plate. Place salad on top and serve as is or chilled.
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on January 30, 2013 - 12:24 AM
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Darcy Regier was absolutely, positively 100 percent accurate earlier this week when he said there were pros and cons to keeping rookie center Mikhail Grigorenko in the NHL. OK, so we agreed on something for a change. It's good to see the Sabres general manager is growing wiser with age.
Yes, that was a joke, but this is not: There was no right or wrong answer when it came to determining the short-term future of the 18-year-old rookie. But there is a right and wrong way it can evolve from this point forward. The chore for the Sabres is winning while developing a young star at the same time.
And it can be done.
First, let's start with the pros of keeping him:
1. Grigorenko was ready for the next level. The center was dominating the QMJHL and had little to gain, other than a 100-point season, by staying there. He's big enough and fast enough to play in the NHL. He didn't look out of place through his first five games any more than most rookies.
2. Buffalo should accelerate his development. The Sabres will see him in practice daily and can make sure he's on the right path. In turn, he'll learn at an earlier age what's expected. Plus, he's around older players with more experience who can teach him how to become a professional.
3. He'll develop better habits. Grigorenko had a reputation for being lazy, which caused a decrease in his draft stock. Young players can look lazy when they're actually bored. Lindy Ruff isn't going to allow him to be lazy, and the competition should be enough to keep his attention.
4. The Sabres need him. Buffalo is still thin down the middle, but this kid is loaded with talent. He showed flashes in the first five games even though he didn't have any points. The production will come with time. Whatever he brings will be more than what they had without him.
5. Age doesn't matter. Numerous teenagers have entered the NHL and played well right away. A list of examples in recent years: Steven Stamkos, John Tavares, Jeff Skinner, Taylor Hall, Ryan-Nugent Hopkins. Patrick Kane, Tyler Myers. Grigorenko isn't far behind some and could be better than others.
The cons:
1. The "next level" doesn't mean the NHL. Grigorenko would have been better off playing in a league between juniors and the NHL. Not allowing kids with junior eligibility to play in the AHL is a good rule. The AHL is a jungle, and he's better off avoiding a league in which players show little respect for one another.
2. Failure is a possibility. Another year in junior would help him build confidence and allow him to attempt moves he would dare try in the NHL. It also can help development. The last thing he needs is getting his confidence crushed to the point where he needs another season to repair his psyche.
3. Money matters. There is no way of knowing how $1 million will affect any person, including hockey players. Grigorenko is 18 years old and will have more money than he can comprehend. If I had $1 for every player who lost a certain degree of hunger after striking it rich, I would be a millionaire.
4. He's a boy among men. He's big enough and old enough to succeed, but is he strong enough and tough enough to handle the punishment in the NHL? Every team in the NHL has 20 players who are better than anybody he would play against in the QMJHL.
5. Constant pressure. He's a first-round pick, a teenager and a center the Sabres need to be successful this season. It can be a heavy load under any circumstances, but it can become much more difficult if players put too much pressure on themselves. How will he respond to a lengthy scoring slump?
The job this season for Ruff will be putting Grigorenko in situations where he can succeed. It doesn't mean burying him on the fourth line or benching him because he has defensive lapses. Ruff will need to live with his defensive mistakes, knowing they're part of the learning process and will eventually make him better.
It's a tall order for Ruff. Ask Luke Adam, who was productive on the top line, was pushed to the fourth line, was sent to the minors and is barely mentioned these days as a possible NHL center. Adam played a role in his own demise, but Ruff contributed to him losing his confidence and his career going backward.
Ruff can't treat him like any other player. Why? Because Grigorenko isn't like any other player on his roster. He also can't treat him like a child. What he can do is hand him off to Kevyn Adams and let Adams watch over the kid. Grigorenko will become a mature, polished player under Adams' watch.
This season doesn't revolve around Grigorenko's development, by the way. The Sabres have missed the playoffs three times in five years. Calls for Ruff and Regier to be fired grow louder with every season, if not every loss. The best way to quiet the masses is turning around their record, and Grigorenko can help them.
Grigorenko is a gifted offensive player, and he should be able to help the Sabres on their power play while getting his feet under him. He could become their No. 1 center, assuming his game continues to mature. Ruff should consider putting him between veteran Thomas Vanek and Jason Pominville when he gets an opportunity.
If you're looking for evidence of how an 18-year-old can develop and contribute to a team winning, rewind the tape and examine how the Bruins handled Tyler Seguin in 2010-11. He had 11 goals and 22 points in 74 games that season. Fourteen times, he played fewer than 10 minutes in a game.
Seguin watched, listened and learned and was a healthy scratch for the first two rounds of the playoffs. He played the final two rounds and helped the Bruins win the Stanley Cup. Last year, he was their No. 1 center and had 29 goals and 67 points. Now, at 20, he's one of the better young players in the league.
The difference, of course, is that the Bruins had the luxury of good players around Seguin to help him along the way. They made the right moves before he arrived. They made the right move to get him. And that's where Regier has largely failed, in my opinion, but I'm guessing he would beg to differ.
Beilein's success story grows
Michigan's climb to the top of the AP Top 25 basketball poll might have surprised even its most loyal supporters, but longtime Western New York basketball fans would argue the Wolverines' success was only a matter of time under coach John Beilein.
Beilein is most remembered in Buffalo for turning around Canisius in the mid-1990s and taking the Griffs to the NCAA tournament. He started his coaching career at Newfane High and had his first college gig at Erie Community College. In between, he coached at Nazareth and LeMoyne.
The DeSales High graduate has won at every level, but this week marked the first time he coached the top team in the country. Michigan, which hired him in 2007 after stops at Richmond and West Virginia, improved to 19-1 with a win over Illinois. Ohio State handed Michigan its only loss.
"I remember specifically having the conversation with my father," said Ryan Collins, who grew up in Michigan, played for Beilein at Canisius and now teaches at Frontier High. "Within four years, he would have his guys in place, running his stuff, with his culture of basketball. I'm not surprised – at all."
Michigan had not been ranked No. 1 since 1992, when it had the Fab Five. It hasn't been a comfortable place for any team this year. Indiana opened the season atop the rankings. Duke has been there twice. Louisville suffered three straight losses after taking over. Michigan plays Indiana this weekend.
"Our goal at Michigan is to be No. 1 in the Big Ten," Beilein told reporters in Ann Arbor. "When you achieve that honor, you will have a chance at the national championship. All through the year, polls will spark great interest among college basketball fans everywhere and that is always good. [We'll] remain focused on our goals of improving daily and competing for the championship within our conference."
Your move, Danny
Look for Celtics GM Danny Ainge to spend more time considering his options after losing guard Rajon Rondo than it took for news of Rondo's torn ACL to make the rounds in Boston. In fact, it's already been longer.
Longtime NBA columnist Jackie MacMullen broke the story for ESPNBoston.com during the Celtics' win over the Heat, so thousands of fans knew Rondo was gone for the year before Rondo's teammates found out.
From the Department of Misleading Stats, the Celtics actually have a better winning percentage (.618) in 34 career games without Rondo than they do with him (.604). Boston now is forced to play the rest of the season without him. The Celtics weren't built to win a championship, anyway, which leaves Ainge with several decisions.
It wouldn't be a total shock if the Celtics traded Paul Pierce before the deadline with the idea they can still get something for him. Pierce has one year remaining on his contract, or a $5 million buyout. If Ainge doesn't believe Pierce fits into their long-term plans, look him to move his veteran leader before next season.
Already, there's been talk the Celtics are trying to get their hands on J.J. Redick and Rudy Gay if the asking price isn't too high. However, several teams are interested in Redick. Rumors were rampant in Toronto that the Raptors would make a pitch for Gay.
Big Hurt talks baseball Hall
Former White Sox slugger Frank Thomas believes his career stands out even more because he didn't use steroids during the steroid era, which should be enough to reac the Hall of Fame on the first ballot. Thomas never has been connected to the scandal.
"Watching all the nonsense unfold and not really knowing what was going on, it makes me much more proud of my career," Thomas told AP. "I competed in that era. I played at a high level in that era. There are a lot of great players, but as it unfolds, a lot of it was not the real deal. I know 100 percent I was the real deal."
Thomas will be eligible for the Hall of Fame next year. At 6-foot-5 and 240 pounds, he was one of the strongest players of his time. He twice was named MVP and finished in the top five three other times. He retired in 2008 with a .301 batting average with 521 homers. For eight straight seasons, between 1991-98, he batted .300 and scored at least 100 runs and had 100 RBIs and 100 walks.
ESPN analyst Antonio Davis, on the role of Celtics' guard Jason Terry: "He's either coming off the bench or he's starting."
Stats Inc.
7 billion – Dollars that Time Warner Cable agreed to pay the Dodgers over 25 years for a new television channel that will include broadcast of their games.
22 – Hat tricks in 235 games by Lionel Messi, who became the youngest player to score 200 goals in La Liga, the top professional soccer league in Spain.
50 – Hat tricks in 1,487 NHL games by Wayne Gretzky, including 10 each during the 1981-82 season and 1983-84 season.
Quick hit
• Ravens coach John Harbaugh was given heavy praise for turning things around after firing offensive coordinator Cam Cameron, and rightfully so. The genius was little about the play-calling itself and more about snapping his players to attention.
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UPDATE 2:20 p.m. Tuesday.
An 18-year-old man died in a two-vehicle crash Monday evening in Tyrone Township, state police announced today.
The dead man, Jordan Dean Dodson, was a passenger in a 1998 Nissan Altima driven by Susana Jean Montero Schezzini, 18, of Altoona.
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One vehicle involved in the accident along Kettle Road contained four teenage or young adults Monday evening, and a boy in the car died. The car rolled into a bean field after the driver lost control.
The second car involved in Monday's crash contained Kaylee Harper traveling with her two children, one of which was an infant. Nobody in the second car was seriously injured, her father-in-law said.
Mennonite men watch as emergency personnel remove victims from a car containing four young people along Kettle Road on Monday.
Schezzini suffered severe injuries in the accident, as did two other passengers in her car -- Emily Ann Kissell, 18, of Bellwood and Sarah Elizabeth Sweeney, 21 of Altoona.
State police said Schezzini was driving southbound on Kettle Road about 7:25 p.m. Monday at a high rate of speed and lost control of her car, which began to slide sideways into the oncoming lane of traffic.
Kaylee Danielle Harper, 26, of Tyrone was driving northbound on Kettle Road at the time.
The right rear corner of Schezzinis car collided with the left front corner of Harper's 2004 Chevrolet Impala. Harper's Impala rolled clockwise onto its roof and came to rest perpendicular on the road facing east in the northbound lane of travel, state police said.
Harper had two of her sons one 2 years old, the other 2 weeks old in her vehicle. The boys were not injured.
After the collision, Schezzini's Altima continued in a southeasterly direction into a field, rolling over several times before coming to a rest in the field, also on its roof facing northeast, state police said.
Original story below
One person died Monday evening in a two-vehicle crash on Kettle Road in Sinking Valley, beneath the big, steel-tower-supported power lines that cross the road along a straight stretch.
Authorities didn't know the name of the victim - whom a firefighter said was a teenage or young-adult male - as late as three hours after the 7:40 p.m. crash.
A total of six others - three from each car, representing all remaining occupants of both vehicles - went to the hospital, according to state trooper David Weimer of the Hollidaysburg barracks.
There was no word on the conditions of the three from the car in which the other occupant died.
The three from the other car - driver Kaylee Harper, her 2-year-old son and her 2-week-old son - were apparently not hurt badly, according to Harper's father-in-law, Sheldon Harper of Tyrone, who came to the scene after the crash.
The other car's occupants included three females - teens or young adults - according to the firefighter, from Sinking Valley, who didn't want to give his name.
The driver, one of those females, was ejected, and the other two were trapped, he said.
Of the two who were trapped, one was semi-conscious and one in obvious pain, he said.
The occupant who died was also trapped, he said.
According to Sheldon Harper, his daughter-in-law was northbound in the maroon car she was driving - heading away from Altoona - when the other car, which was white, came over a rise and into her lane.
Skid marks, which ran from the right embankment for a southbound car to the berm of the northbound lane, seemed to bear out Harper's description.
The maroon car was upside down, perpendicular to the road, half on the pavement and half on the berm, with its flashers working.
The white car was south of the maroon one, upside down, facing north, 40 yards from the northbound side of the road in a soybean field.
Authorities covered the back end of the white car with a tarp, before and during removal of the body, which took place well after dark, with floodlights from emergency vehicles illuminating the scene.
Markings on the ground showed that the white car rolled five times, deputy coroner Jeff Guyer said.
Sizeable parts of the white car lay scattered in the field.
Emergency workers for a time were looking for the license plate of the white car without finding it, according to fire policeman Raymond Paul Jr. of Sinking Valley.
Authorities found no identification on the body, according to Guyer.
Mirror Staff Writer William Kibler is at 949-7038.


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5 Things We Need to Stop Feeling Nostalgic For
People love to mourn the passing of trivial things that, deep down, everyone knows nobody really cares about. Take Hostess, for example. That company just went under like three days ago, and already people are eulogizing the Twinkie as if they actually continued to eat them once the very earliest stages of childhood passed. And besides, it's not like some company won't just buy Hostess and keep poisoning schoolkids themselves.
But any excuse to act as if they've lost something dear is a good one for the public at large. So now Ho Hos and Ding Dongs are a thing that we all have to pretend we miss for the next few days.
Here are a few more things we've been pretending we miss for a lot longer than that ...
#5. Mom and Pop Stores
Any (well-deserved) discussion about the evils of big box department stores like Walmart will inevitably veer off into a soliloquy about the good old days when tiny mom and pop stores ruled the consumer landscape. Before all of the union busting and forced overtime and other famous atrocities came to light, the biggest complaint about the big chain stores was that they put the little guy out of business. How is a small operation supposed to compete when the competition can afford to sell bucket-sized versions of the same items you sell one at a time for the exact same price?
What They Aren't Thinking About
You know, mom and pop stores are still a thing. Even if a lot of them have gone under over the years, you can still find them. Provided you live in a city with a decent-sized population, you don't have to buy your albums at Best Buy. You can seek out your local independent record store and make the exact same purchase. So let me ask you this ... how often do you do it?
For everyone's constant bitching about how the Walmarts of the world destroyed small businesses, you sure as hell don't see a lot of that outrage translating into patronage of the smaller shops and stores that are still trying to stay afloat in the face of the Big Blue Machine. If you did, things like Record Store Day wouldn't be necessary.
Reminder: Steve Jobs did not invent the music industry.
What's that, you ask? It's a day when major and independent record labels alike put out releases by big name artists that are only available that day and only at participating independent record stores. It's intended to compel consumers to ignore the allure of $8.99 CDs at the large retail chains, even if for just one day.
And that's the thing -- it usually is just one day. Needless to say, most of the clientele at this yearly effort to help keep a CD section in the head shops of America consists of enterprising eBay sellers hoping to turn a quick profit.
The Foo Fighters doing a bunch of cover songs can be yours for just $229.99!
But why does this day even exist? Aren't music fans the ones who automatically rally around the little guy and fight against corporate power? Why do people need to be reminded to visit independent record stores each year like some kind of dementia-addled relative?
Simple: Because mom and pop stores just aren't that convenient. With very few exceptions, the selection is dick and the service becomes nonexistent as soon as two or more customers arrive to monopolize the sole cashier's attention, leaving you plenty of time to write your 1,500-word Yelp review about "how charming and retro this place is" while silently cursing yourself for being too much of a working-class hero to take a bus to Target like a normal person.
And it's just a sad fact of business that smaller stores can't afford to sell you things at the same low prices the larger stores can. Especially in an economy like this, you shouldn't feel bad about making your purchasing decisions based on what makes the most sense for you financially. The smaller stores are going to lose that battle every time.
I'm not saying that big chain stores are objectively superior to smaller stores or that the mom and pops are at fault for not being able to provide the same amenities that a plush, luxurious Walmart can, but I am definitely saying that if you're going to bitch about the big guys putting small businesses under, you should at least make it a point to support the ones that haven't been taken down yet. If you don't, you really don't have anything to complain about.
#4. Violence in the NFL
Watch an NFL game in the company of a large group of people and you could probably set your watch by the regular intervals at which someone is going to complain about how they long for the days when "the refs just let 'em play out there." Translation: "Rules be damned, if Ray Lewis wants to stab an opposing quarterback on the field, he should be allowed to do so. It's a game for men, after all. And defense wins championships!"
What They Aren't Thinking About
Here's the thing. Defense does indeed win championships, but offense sells tickets. Offense makes the fronts of Wheaties boxes. Offense gets shoe contracts. Offense is able to do all of that because it's fun to watch. A New England Patriots game is a whole lot less interesting if Tom Brady isn't under center. I mean, you do actually want to watch football, correct? You want to have the option to do that in your life? I ask because, without the Peyton Mannings of the world, the NFL probably wouldn't exist, so that career-ending knee injury you've been praying for (because that's how God and sports work) probably isn't the best thing. And besides, if you think allowing more violence is going to make the game more interesting, I'd like to remind you that we tried that, and it was a failure of spectacular proportions.
That cocky grin lasted about three weeks.
In 2001, Vince McMahon had the bright idea to launch the XFL, a bastard version of the NFL that added the gimmicks and unmitigated violence of professional wrestling to the usual mix of play-action passes and halfback dives and such. It was like regular football, but ... manlier. Unfortunately, it was also painfully boring to watch.
How could this be? For one thing, they allowed what's called bump and run coverage. That means a defensive back can hit a wide receiver any time at all before the quarterback releases the ball. And that, in turn, means the chances of anyone catching a pass are slim to none. Without a passing game, offense slows to a screeching halt. When that happens, which it totally did with the XFL, you're basically watching soccer. And as we all know, America collectively sighed and said "Man, fuck soccer" like a hundred years ago. We don't like it when the players are running around in spikes with exposed thighs, so we certainly aren't buying into it when everyone is padded to the hilt.
Cry all you want about the NFL protecting quarterbacks and receivers, but it's never going to change, because the end result is a Super Bowl that ends with a score of 6-3, and nobody wants that shit.
#3. The Days Before People Sent Text Messages
People love to reminisce about the days when folks talked in person or, at the very least, over the telephone instead of sending all of these obnoxious text messages. Everyone knows that one guy (always a guy, never a girl) who just flat-out refuses to send or reply to text messages. If you want to tell him you're on your way, you're going to have to make a phone call to do it. Even if this guy knows you're coming and to tell him is a mere formality, you must do it through the majesty of voice, he'll have it no other way.
What They Aren't Thinking About
You know what? Fuck that guy. Whether he realizes it or not, he's actively conspiring to make all of our lives a little bit more difficult. This is the technology equivalent of the old woman at the grocery store who steadfastly refuses to give up her decaying checkbook in favor of a newfangled debit card. And it's time for it to stop.
Above: A man wishing he was a real drug dealer.
I understand not wanting to carry on an entire conversation via text message. We can't hammer out our feelings 160 characters at a time. Some things require actual human contact. But asking me to pick up ice on the way to your party is not one of those things. These exchanges of mundane information and requests are in no way enhanced by me fumbling around to hit the green button fast enough to hear your sweet voice.
And besides, how fucking lonely are you that you miss the days when your dipshit cousin had to ask you if you know where to find weed in person? How deprived of human interaction have you become that exchanges like this now hold some kind of sentimental value for you?
Rest assured, if any of this applies to you, your problem isn't technology, it's depression. Buy a cat and start sending text messages like a normal person before everyone stops communicating with you altogether.


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Committee recommends $30 million city budget
Martinsburg budget and finance committee approves increase of about $123K
March 13, 2013
MARTINSBURG — At a meeting Tuesday, Martinsburg City Council's budget and finance committee approved a nearly $30 million overall budget for the 2013-14 fiscal year as presented by staff and will......
So the tax increase is a done deal even before it's been voted on. The money is already in the budget. Why vote on it? It's just been imposed.
But more seriously, the following is patently false:
"By state code, municipalities must roll forward property tax rates when values decline to maintain the same amount of revenue on the same property from the year before."
What this would mean is that property taxes can never go down. There is nothing like that in State code. I challenge anyone in city government to point us to the relevant State code. I challenge star city spokesman McVey to attribute this to anyone. Every year, without fail, we get treated to the same misrepresentation.
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City Manager Mark Baldwin said revenues are coming in at projected levels this year."But revenues are stagnant - there's not a lot of growth in the revenue line item," he said. "But expenses will increase. We're expecting increases in health insurance, workers' compensation insurance and pensions." In other words, Mo Money out of the pockets of Martinsburg taxpayers because the only thing I know how to manage is my pay and benefits. Did you ever manage to find any ways to lower your benefits by any chance??? Hint---That would involve a little work on your part Baldwin. Yall come back next year now for another increase ya hear.
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Heres one more hint for you mr city manager----Pensions are all but gone in good managed organizations. They have been replaced by 401k's. This saves taxpayers a ton of money.
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Select Connect Event Showcases Select Sires Progeny and Programs
Select Connect Event Showcases Select Sires Progeny and Programs
Select Sires Inc. joined NorthStar Cooperative, one of its member cooperatives, to host elite producers from across the Midwest for the 2012 Select Connect Event June 12-14 in Michigan. During the two and a half day event, participants were able to view progeny as well as outstanding results of Select Sires programs, including Select Reproductive Solutions™ (SRS™) and Select Mating Service™ (SMS™). In addition, they visited a herd utilizing the Select Detect™ activity monitoring system as well as herds that are participating in Select's Program for Fertility Advancement™ (PFA™) research and development arm, Program for Genetic Advancement™ (PGA™) progeny test system and the Aggressive Reproductive Technologies™ (ART™) program.
Passionate about their customers' success, Select Sires initiated the Select Connect Event not only to showcase accomplished herds that utilize Select Sires' genetics and programs but to give producers who are interested in bettering their operations a forum to learn and exchange ideas.
The Select Connect Event featured five speakers. David Thorbahn, president and chief executive officer of Select Sires Inc., delivered a presentation entitled "Leading the Industry, Impacting the Future." Jeff Ziegler, the genomics program manager at Select Sires Inc., discussed StrataGEN™, a new sequential breeding program developed to help breeders control inbreeding in "Genetic Leadership for a Bright Future." Gary Siporski, dairy development manager at Vita Plus, captivated attendees with an upbeat global dairy outlook. Charlie Will who manages Holstein sire acquisition for Select Sires, invited attendees to "Select the Competitive Advantage," in which he informed the group about the depth and overall superiority of the Select Sires lineup. Finally, Dr. Ray Nebel, vice president of technical service programs at Select Sires Inc., discussed "Advanced Tools for Optimum Reproductive Efficiency in Progressive Dairies." Nebel outlined the reproductive services and aids that are available from Select Sires to help producers raise the reproductive efficiency of their herds.
for a quick photo at SwissLane Dairy in Alto, Mich.
Select Sires would like to thank the following dairies for graciously opening their doors for the 2012 Select Connect Event: Green Meadows Farms, Elsie, Mich.; Lew-Max Holsteins, Belding, Mich.; SwissLane Dairy, Alto, Mich.; and Michigan State University Dairy Teaching and Research Center , East Lansing, Mich.
Owned and managed by Velmar and Margaret Green and their children, Margie and Craig and Craig's wife Darcy, Green Meadow Farms is one of the largest dairy operations in Michigan and one of the largest registered Holstein herds in North America. Lew-Max Holsteins is one of Michigan's top milk producing herds and is owned and operated by the Ken and Aaron Gasper Families. SwissLane Dairy is a fourth generation family farm owned and operated by 32 members of the Oesch family. SwissLane is comprised of two dairy farms and home to 1,800 cows. Visitors had a keen interest in their new state-of-the-art robotic milking system. The Michigan State University Dairy Teaching and Research Center is a herd comprised of approximately 170 registered Holstein cows and 180 replacement females. The dairy herd is maintained for teaching, extension and research purposes. MSU faculty members outlined research projects currently being performed at the center.
Based in Plain City, Ohio, Select Sires Inc., is North America's largest A.I. organization and is comprised of nine farmer-owned and -controlled cooperatives. As the industry leader, it provides highly fertile semen as well as excellence in service and programs to achieve its basic objective of supplying dairy and beef producers with North America's best genetics at a reasonable price.


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Four Kids Is A Lot
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How cute! Even Ivy seems to be getting in with the beat! Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
I know eactly what you mean!ReplyDelete
A lot of blessings too!
I just wonder what is going on in Ivy's head! HA HA!ReplyDelete
I KNOW it's a lot some days but boy are they fun and cute! : )
Your boys are just so sweet to Ivy. It's cute to see that. It was so good to see you all this weekend!ReplyDelete
A lot of fun I'm sure!ReplyDelete
So cute and fun!! Ivy seems to be enjoying herself too!!ReplyDelete
Children are a blessing from the Lord!!!!ReplyDelete
Love this little video!!! So much fun!!!!
I have the same little drawing (the one near Ivy) Our little blessing Sarah love it too!
Carter has the sweetest little voice ever. Darling family!ReplyDelete
Gray sounds like my boys.. THEIR SO LOUD!!!! way louder than yours LOL. Really... yours arent to bad there :-) although im sure they have their moments. BTW im trying to get in touch w/ ashlee abt the review i put up on simple.. is she ok? I cant get a response...ReplyDelete
*my fav part of the video was when gray rubbed ivys head*
I love how the boys keep stopping to look at or touch Ivy.ReplyDelete
I LOVE babies in bumbos. Cutest thing.
And I love the raving lunatic dancing and flailing and screaming back and forth across the screen. Hilarious.
I can't believe she is sitting up! And how quiet your noise it ;)ReplyDelete
don't forget a LOT of laundry.ReplyDelete
I love it! What a cute little band! I have five boys myself, so I know what you mean!ReplyDelete
How many times were you thinking, "Gray, get off her head?"ReplyDelete
I love how Ivy is wiggling away in her little chair as her bodyguards play a little ditty!
I love Ivy's seat. That is so neat that they can entertain themselves like that. I kept holding my breath when Gray was touching Ivy's head...afraid he would bop her, but he is gentle. Love the name of their group...ReplyDelete
Too cute! Carter is the cutest little singer, future rockstar perhaps?ReplyDelete
That is so precious. I really admire you...not just for having four kids, but for being so good at it! :-)ReplyDelete
So sweet! I love how your little one is bopping to the beat too!!ReplyDelete
haha how cute are they?! All four of them are definitely in on it.ReplyDelete
Oh how I so agree with all those statements about 4 kids! Just wait until Ivy starts talking :) Then it gets real fun!!!ReplyDelete
How adorable when Grey rubbed Ivy's head. Such a sweet and loving little thing to do!ReplyDelete
That was so cute! Thanks for sharing.
I swear videos like this make me want more kids.
Amen. I'm not quite used to four, but I'm getting used to it. With 4 ranging from 4 to 12, all 2.5 years apart, it's a little bit of crazy and lots of chaos and I love it. But talking about one or two more?ReplyDelete
Oy. We must be crazy. However, I can tell you, I never in a million years this would EVER happen.
You all look so happy!
Keep goimg it gets better as you grow. Eventually you won't hear a thing but a constant buzz but you will love it.ReplyDelete
Just beautiful!ReplyDelete
and a WHOLE lot of cute!ReplyDelete
Somebody give that baby a tambourine!ReplyDelete
Ya'll are so fun!
That is so cute!! Ivy must be amazed with her big brothers! I love that little seat she is in.ReplyDelete
As a mom of 4 myself, I can tell you that it only gets better and better and better as the years roll along! Just think of all the birthday parties and girlfriends and boyfriends (yikes!) and graduations and weddings and, yes... GRANDCHILDREN! Your 4 little miracles will keep giving and giving and giving!ReplyDelete
LOL! Ivy is LOVIN' that, isn't she!?ReplyDelete
My littlest boy (3 yo) loves to rub his baby sister's head too. That was fun to watch.ReplyDelete
I had to watch this again this morning. How creative they were at how they made their instruments and Carter with the song book. This is a video you want to treasure. Ivy and Gray were the backup dancers.ReplyDelete


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Think the Boston bombs will prove to be linked to foreign terrorists?
It will but ONLY because our Lack Luster Intelligence Agency's will push the blame that way. This was a Local Wacko who has decided to become a Martyr in his own right. Our Country has gone into the dumper because of you Mr. and Mrs. American! You're the reason we have so many criminals walking the streets. You're the reason we have idiots controlling our Government. You people are the ONLY reason this country is falling apart. You want your freedom yet you WON'T step up to defend it! You want your God Given rights yet you roll over to appease a Government of whiney, sniveling law makers who have their own personal agenda's. Agendas' which have NO CONCERN for you, me or our rights, just their ideology to make them money. These are the people that YOU are allowing to take away our rights, one by one. When will it stop? ONLY WHEN YOU, Yes YOU stand-up and say ENOUGH! Stop living in fear people. That's what terrorists want. That's what your Government wants you living in FEAR!
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There is some truth to what you say, RYouForReal...and standing up would be an excellent start. If this is a foreign terrorist, his or her ability to do this is also due to the arrogance surrounding allowing 11 million illegals to be here. I am very much for those who do it right, but breaking the laws to be here and a government who allows it...well, it's truly asking for this to happen.
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And, what do all the liberals who just love Chris Mathews think about his completely foolish statements?
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Less than two hours after the horrific bombing at the Boston Marathon, CNN national security analyst Peter Bergen was already speculating that "right-wing extremists" could be behind the attack. He told CNN anchor Jake Tapper:
I'm reminded of Oklahoma City, which was a bombing, which was initially treated as a gas explosion. First reports are often erroneous.
Then Bergen went on to offer up this "first" report:
Once the device -- if it is a device -- is found; what kind of explosives were used. So for instance, if it was hydrogen peroxide, this is a signature of al Qaeda. If it was more conventional explosives, which are much harder to get hold of now -- that might be some other kind of right-wing extremist. … We've also seen, for instance, right-wing groups trying to attack the Martin Luther King parade in Oregon in 2010.
So Bergen starts off with comparing what happened at the Boston Marathon to Oklahoma City and then suggests right-wing extremism, ev
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Sorry...my bad...
So Bergen starts off with comparing what happened at the Boston Marathon to Oklahoma City and then suggests right-wing extremism, even though -- like the rest of us -- he knows nothing.
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The anti-truthers are out again...post an article stating what someone actually said and people disagree? Foolish?
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RYouForReal - Agree.
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Enter the Boston bombing. Coming at the very moment the U.S. government is planning to withdraw from Afghanistan, considering cuts to the Pentagon budget, discussing civil liberties principles and debating landmark immigration legislation, the attack could easily become the fulcrum of all of those contentious policy debates — that is, depending on the demographic profile of the assailant.
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I have every confidence that our law inforcement will find and bring to justice whomever is behind this heinous and senseless act of terror, whether they be foreign or domestic. I would also like to use this opportunity to say that my heart, thoughts and prayers are with the victims and their families.
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Klan members had to be dem to join. Skinheads are hard left. There is no painting either of those anywhere close to conservatism.
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I also added a small desk lamp, but because this closet is next to a window, on left, there is a lot of nice natural light to work by.
I just love that closet space. It's perfect. And you even have two little trees pinned to the wall. That's the best use of a cupboard I've seen yet.
I love yr sewing space! This past weekend, my 8 yr old & I converted our craft & jewelry studio to cater more for our sewing projects. She's 8 & started sewing recently. Now we've a separate sewing table & a cutting table which is really nice! Plus, my husband set up the laptop next to my sewing machine where I'm now writing to you. I can't post any pics yet as we are still not completed with our sorting & throwing!
I'm sorry but I don't know how to find your email! I'd love to swap knitted mittens for Addie for a tiny package from you. email@example.com
i can imagine how happy you must be to create in that space. it's really nice :)
this is the best use of closet. that i have seen. in a long time. super cute, too.
love your sewing space!
it's amazing
What a gorgeous sewing area! Seeing your converted area makes me want to do the same thing! What a great place to dream up beautiful sewing projects!
What kind of sewing machine do you have? I'm taking a sewing class and am curious about the options...
beautiful sewing space
great use for a closet
i agree mine always end up junk collectors
I love your sewing space. Where did you get the thread spool rack? I have not been able to find one. My spools of thread are in a basket in a tangled mess!!
My workspace is currently a desk in the corner of my living room that I have been thinking about sprucing up for months now. Your pictures have totally inspired me to get to it! thanks!! Your room looks amazing!
that is incredibly inspiring!
Such a beautiful little space, so inspirational and your idea to give trees is utterly charming. I would love tips on buying a sewing machine, what kind do you use? I want to start quilting and sewing but am a little stuck regarding choosing a sewing machine, your thoughts and advice would really be appreciated!
What a great use of a small space. Our current home leaves only tiny spaces for my sewing, as well; it's a bit of a fun challenge to make it work, isn't it. :)
And I adore that wallpaper. Sheesh.
I love using spaces like that! It looks so sunny and inviting too.
Love it! Me and my husband moved from NYC to rural Ohio in January and we still have to organize our work space! It's driving me crazy, but this has really inspired me to get to it! Thanks!
Hi Everyone, thank you for your comments! I love receiving and reading every single one of them.
alissa nicolau: please email me at sharilyn at lovelydesign . com with your info!
Anonymous: I actually found my thread spool rack at walmart of all places, but I have seen them all over online as well.
em + anonymous: to be honest i know very little about sewing and sewing machines. I picked up a basic one at sears, because I had giftcards from when i had my daughter (I actually went into labour while picking it out at sears!) All I really wanted it to do was sew straight ahead and straight back, so i just picked up a very basic model... I liked it because it had a cover with it!!! BUT please read here for advise: http://www.purlbee.com/the-purl-bee/category/sewing-machines
I can't wait for the tree quilt along... it is such a beautiful looking quilt! Looking forward to seeing it all finished and quilted... i think it will be quite stunning!
beautiful space my friend!your fabric stash makes me salivate..
xo C
I adore your closet! My sewing machine is on a desk in the closet of my studio right now - the studio and the closet are due for an over-haul and your photos are fabulous inspiration for me to change things up.
Thanks so much!
My first studio was in a tiny room and I used the closet like that too! I did not have amazing wallpaper like that though. Fabulous!
What a lovely little nook and a perfect use of closet space. It's so pretty! I can't wait to have one of my own someday.
Love your idea of a sewing nook in the closet. I wanted to try that with our large closet, but was worried about lighting. Your space came together beautifully, and I might just give it a shot, too.
Your space is beautiful and a great idea for the creatively inclined living in small spaces. I am thinking about transforming a closet of mine and am wondering how you manage the cords from your lamp and sewing machine and whatever other electrical devices. Also, do you feel like you have enough room to spread out when working on a sewing project? That's what I'm afraid of.
thanks everyone!
Lori: i dont have any trouble with cords at all. There is enough of a small gap (about 1/4") between the wall and the desk for the cords to hang in behind everything. There is an outlet beside the closet on the wall to the left, and i just ran one power bar into the bottom of the closet, it sits nicely between the desk legs and the wall. I also have 2 large work tables in the room that I use for other projects including sewing too... the closet is simple for stiching and maybe some seamripping : )
this looks fab. i craft in my room as well, and we've talked about moving my STUFF into the closet - but i'm worried about lighting - has it been a problem for you?
I saw your sewing space on Craft:, and just had to see more. So beautiful and so organized... I love it!
Gorgeous space!!
Hi Kirsten: no, actually lighting hasn't been a problem at all. There is a large window directly to the left of the closet so that helps, and also the little desk lamp I have reflects light all through the small space of the closet making it nice and bright for working.
Happy zombie: what is Craft??? please share, i'd love to see!
Regina: thanks!!!
Sorry for the rather late comment but Ijust have to say I LOVE THIS! :) I'll definately look through all your posts!
i LOVE this closet. I'm thinking this may be the solution to my craft-space problem... that is, if we can find a place for all the things that are now occupying the closet space! oh for an apartment with more room :) i put this on my "wednesday wish list" post -- hope that's ok!
p.s. found you through craftzine as well -- craftzine.com/blog -- here's your feature: http://blog.craftzine.com/archive/2008/10/lovely_designs_closet_craft_ro.html?CMP=OTC-5JF307375954 enjoy! :)
Love your lovely closet space! I'm currently converting my closet space, I think I like your shelves better than the ones I bought. Looks like a trip to Ikea is in store. Thank you for sharing.
ah, sharilyn, i love it!! :^D)
I love that wallpaper, it really transforms the space into a sewing sanctuary.
this is amazing.
such a cozy and lovely space that I feel like I can spend most of the day doing anything I love...
Wow! What an inspiring space. I'm new to sewing and am trying to build up a fabric collection like yours. Do you wash all those fabrics before you organize them?
Thank-you for visiting me, and for leaving a note as well everyone!
Lori: I managed the cords by leaving enough space between the desktop i had cut and the wall for them to run snugly through, and I ran a electrical bar from the wall socket just at left, along the wall into the bottom side of the closet. You are right - I did find, however, that I needed to spread out while sewing larger things. Most of my sewing projects are small, however, but the odd time that I was working on a large project - like binding Adelaide's quilt - I moved the machine to a larger workspace temporarily.
Danielle - Thankyou! I used to wash my fabrics years ago but now I don't - I just found it so difficult to get them back into lovely, ironed out shape after they were washed and this bugged me too much! Most of the fabric I pick up now is of good quality, and so I haven't had any problems with not pre-washing.
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Over the last four years, the Durango Heritage Celebration has allowed residents and visitors to get a taste of both the town and the formative three decades after its founding. The fifth year will kick off Thursday.
�It�s the year we�ve gone international,� Durango Heritage Celebration Chairwoman Suzanne Parker said. �We have people coming from Vancouver and New Brunswick, Canada.�
Attendees are also expected from 11 states, including from states as far away as Virginia and North Carolina.
Organizers are planning to add new content to its tried-and-true formula.
�We have discovered a formula that people really seem to like,� Parker said. �But we definitely change the content and try new things, too. This year we�ve added the Men�s Historical Costume Contest.�
The contest, which will feature categories in Victorian, military and Old West outfits, will be held in the Diamond Belle Saloon on Saturday afternoon.
�People have gone to so much effort on their outfits, they love to display them,� Parker said. She herself will wear five different outfits during the weekend, including a Victorian ball gown and an Edwardian evening gown for the Titanic dinner, which is sold out.
�We were planning to put the tickets for the Titanic dinner on sale July 1,� said Emily Spencer, the sales and catering manager for the Strater Hotel. �Because of the demand, we started selling on May 1, and we sold out in 10 days. In May, for an event in October. In Durango, where no one ever plans ahead.�
Spencer has fun planning the banquet every year. The theme of the last dinner on the Titanic is a repeat from last year because it proved so popular, and because 2012 is the centennial of the famous tragedy. She has used as a reference the book Last Dinner on the Titanic: Menus and Recipes from the Legendary Liner.
�I go through the recipes deciding what we can still get,� Spencer said. �We don�t eat oysters � la russe or consomm� Olga anymore. But we can do roast beef with bordelaise sauce and chateau potatoes.�
For the second year in a row, the Animas Museum is getting into the act by sponsoring an afternoon of workshops on Victorian hatmaking, both structurally and ornamentation.
�It should be a lot of fun,� Museum Director Carolyn Bowra said. �I�m not a hat person, but these ladies make gorgeous hats. And they�re bringing some to sell, too.�
Fort Lewis College professor and historian Duane Smith will have a busy weekend, giving a history tour on the trolley as newspaper publisher David Day; portraying John Lucian Russell at the Greenmount Cemetery Tour: Early Movers and Shakers; and giving a lecture called Who was Sheriff Thompson?
�There are more questions than answers,� Smith said about the early 20th century lawman who was killed in a shooting on Main Avenue by City Marshal Stancell after apparently trying to shut down gambling halls in Durango. �The big question is, was he shot before in the back? Did he shoot first? I can pose possible scenarios, but we only know he didn�t survive.�
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�It�s a good time to celebrate where we�ve been, where we are now and where we�re going,� he said. �It�s a chance to celebrate who we are.�
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The Buffalo Sabres and New Jersey Devils, who met just five days ago, resume their rivalry tonight in Prudential Center. The first game featured a fight just 27 seconds in, a scuffle at the end of overtime and trash-talking following the shootout.
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Ennis earned a roughing penalty at the final buzzer in Buffalo after a scrap with the Devils' Adam Henrique. Ennis shot the puck toward the New Jersey net as the horn blew, and Henrique, who was near the line of fire, took exception.
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Carolina captain Eric Staal and wingers Alexander Semin and Jiri Tlusty dropped a minus-3 on Ennis during the Hurricanes' 4-3 victory. Ennis fell to minus-6 against the Hurricanes in three meetings this season, a big reason he's minus-5 on the year despite seven goals and 17 points in 24 games.
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Ennis has two goals and four points in the seven games since Ron Rolston replaced Lindy Ruff, and the interim coach likes what the center brings despite the setback in Carolina.
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