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Someone likes the spikey. Daddy always uses "spikey" when he fixes the boys' hair and Gray decided to do it himself. I thought he had been too quiet just then...
January 5, 2008
Speaking Of Hair
Someone likes the spikey. Daddy always uses "spikey" when he fixes the boys' hair and Gray decided to do it himself. I thought he had been too quiet just then...
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But how can you get frustrated with that face?!?! He's so cute!ReplyDelete
Too funny! That makes me think of the time I caught Ella with the deodorant rubbing it all over herself as fast as she could. Definitely an unexpected bath moment, lol.ReplyDelete
Mommmyyyy, I am so cute...ReplyDelete
haha, so cute though. Isn't that one of those moments you'll treasure forever? good you got it on camera!ReplyDelete
Taking tips from Jamie, I see. ;)ReplyDelete
Too funny....and too cute. At least it was a product MEANT for hair!ReplyDelete
You can treasure this forever or save it for when you can show them all to your grandchildren, especially when one of them has done the same thing and your son is complaining about the crazy things his kids do.ReplyDelete
Aww! He is so proud of himself! He looks very handsome.ReplyDelete
LOLOLOL this looks similar to our home. :)ReplyDelete
weve had caleb hair trouble lately.. it sticks up weird in the back. he has like 4 hair whoorl things.. its crazy! have to keep it buzed or really long to have it lay right.. gray looks so cute in that 2nd pic!ReplyDelete
it's the quite that kills us sometimes! Love it!ReplyDelete
OMGosh, so cute!ReplyDelete
I just tagged you for a meme ;)
I love it! What they won't think of next.ReplyDelete
How precious! :-)ReplyDelete
Too cute! Be careful when they are quite. LOLReplyDelete
Take that stuff and make a mohawk!!! TOO FUNNY!!!ReplyDelete
At least he didn't take the scissors to it like mine did a few weeks ago!ReplyDelete
Hilarious- maybe you need to babyproof the hair gel drawer! :)ReplyDelete
what a cutie! he looks awfully proud of himself. :)ReplyDelete
LoL That's great! What's the green?ReplyDelete
How can you get mad at a face like that!?!? too cute! :)ReplyDelete


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On Thursday's Once Upon a Time in Wonderland (8/7c, ABC) viewers will get a glimpse into Will's (Michael Socha) past, in which he was a member of Robin Hood's Merry Men. But in the present, the Knave won't be so merry when he takes Alice (Sophie Lowe) to the Underland, where he is definitely not welcome.
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I love this new Surprise Giveaway because it features a prize that's super cute AND practical at the same time! The giveaway comes from Sweet Papery – a wonderful online shop that specializes in personalized rubber stamps and labels. Sweet Papery has both Traditional and Self-Inking styles available and designs ranging from address and personal to wedding and holiday…
This week at HWTM, Sweet Papery is offering up a $100 Shopping Spree to a lucky reader! With most stamp designs falling in the $20 – $35 range, $100 should give you enough fun money to splurge on yourself AND someone else, which is especially timely with the holiday season here!
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Women's Basketball Suffers 70-45 Setback at Marshall
HUNTINGTON, W. Va. - The Ball State women's basketball team (0-3) suffered a 70-45 road loss at Marshall (2-1) Saturday evening in the Cam Henderson Center.
Two Cardinals managed double figures on the evening with junior guard Brandy Woody leading the way with 12 points. Sophomore guard Shelbie Justice chipped in 11 points while junior forward Katie Murphy ended the night with nine.
Marshall led the entire second half despite Ball State's effort. The Cardinals were held to a 25.0 percent shooting mark from the field while, Marshall shot 41.9 percent.
At halftime the Cardinals trailed Marshall by a score of 35-21 after only two ties in the ball game. The Thundering Herd opened the contest with a basket to take the early 2-0 edge over Ball State but junior forward Katie Murphy quickly answered back with quick bucket to tie the contest 2-2 and then scored again to even the score at 4-4.
The last tie came at the 18:44 mark before the Thundering Herd took the lead after putting together a 22-3 run over Ball State. Sophomore guard Brittany Carter snapped Marshall's scoring spree with a jumper with 7:36 left to play in the half. Marshall's biggest lead of the half was 20 points (31-11) with 6:14 remaining.
The Ball State women's basketball team returns to Worthen Arena Monday when its hosts in-state rival IPFW at 7 p.m. To purchase tickets to the game, go to www.ballstatesports.com or call the ticket office at 1.888.BSU.TICKET.


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Epidemiological and microbiological aspects of aggressive periodontitis in Sudan
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Generation of a stepwise prostate carcinogenesis model. A study of epithelial to mesenchymal transition and malignant transformation of prostate primary epithelial cells
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Despite progress in recent years, prostate cancer continues to be one of the most prevalent causes of cancer-related mortality and morbidity in men in Western countries. A major clinical challenge of prostate cancer ...
Tumor necrosis is associated with increased alphav beta3 integrin expression and poor prognosis in nodular cutaneous melanomas
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A five-year prospective study of fatigue in primary Sjögren's syndrome
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Biological Characteristics of Stem-Like Cells in Oral Squamous Cell Carcinoma
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The autonomy of different aspects of Sjögren´s syndrome and their treatment in an experimental model: the use of comprehensive biomarker analyses to characterize the disease and the effect of heat-shock proteins in treatment intervention
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Tracing the HIV-1 subtype B mobility in Europe: a phylogeographic approach
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Subtyping of breast cancer by immunohistochemistry to investigate a relationship between subtype and short and long term survival: a collaborative analysis of data for 10,159 cases from 12 studies
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Dustin B. Brown, 24, Martinsburg, died Saturday in East Freedom.
He was born in Roaring Spring, son of Bruce A. and Amy D. (Burk) Fouse.
Surviving are his parents of Martinsburg; a brother, Jeremy Brown of Martinsburg; a stepsister, Melinda Fouse of Huntingdon; his maternal grandparents, Melvin and Sandy Mellott of Roaring Spring; his paternal grandparents, Fred and Jolene Fouse of James Creek; two great-grandmothers: Martha Bush of Martinsburg and Dorothy Fouse of James Creek; two aunts: Stacy Cicchitello and husband, Chris, and Tracy Bowers and husband, Travis; two uncles: Kenneth Burk and wife, Christine, and Brian Fouse; and five cousins: Jason, Kacie, Daniel, Daisy and Andrew.
He was preceded in death by an aunt, Sherry Feathers; and a cousin, Jessica Feathers.
Dustin had attended Central High School and previously had been employed at Valley Tire, Duncansville, and Snowberger Meats, Martinsburg. He had attended God's Missionary Church, Roaring Spring. He enjoyed music, holiday meals with his family, skateboarding, football and being with his family.
Friends will be received from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 6, 2012, at Todd T. Thompson Funeral Home Inc., Roaring Spring, followed by a funeral service at 1 p.m. by Pastor Charles Brewbaker. Interment will follow in Fairview Cemetery, Martinsburg.
Contributions in Dustin's memory may be given to the American Cancer Society.


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The tide continues to turn in the ongoing high-definition
format war. Netflix, the first choice in online movie rental service in the U.S.,
today announced that it will exclusively stock Blu-ray Disc as the
only choice for its customers looking for high-definition content.
Earlier this year, Warner Bros. shook the industry when it announced
that it would release movies exclusively
on Blu-ray Disc starting this summer. Netflix states that, with four major
Hollywood studios now behind Blu-ray Disc, it too will back the format held by
the majority.
Since the inception of HD DVD and Blu-ray Disc, Netflix gave its customers opportunity to rent from both formats. But by the end of
this year, the online rental service will have phased out HD DVD, leaving
Blu-ray Disc as the lone option.
HD DVD hardware owners will have to look to alternative
rental outlets for software, as Blockbuster announced last summer that its
retail stores would also carry
only Blu-ray Disc. Blockbuster's Total Access online rental service,
however, continues to provide HD DVD as an option.
"The prolonged period of competition between two
formats has prevented clear communication to the consumer regarding the
richness of the high-def experience versus standard definition," said Ted
Sarandos, chief content officer for Netflix. "We're now at the point where
the industry can pursue the migration to a single format, bring clarity to the
consumer and accelerate the adoption of high-def. Going forward, we expect that
all of the studios will publish in the Blu-ray format and that the price points
of high-def DVD players will come down significantly. These factors could well
lead to another decade of disc-based movie watching as the consumer's preferred
Only a small percentage of Netflix's seven million
subscribers elected to rent high-definition movies, and the company says that most of its customers have chosen Blu-ray Disc over HD DVD.
"From the Netflix perspective, focusing on one format
will enable us to create the best experience for subscribers who want high-definition
to be an important part of how they enjoy our service," Added Sarandos.
As part of the transition to Blu-ray Disc, the Netflix said
it will acquire no new HD DVDs but that its existing inventory would continue
to rent until the discs' natural life cycle (through loss or damage) takes them
out of circulation in the coming months.
Although Blu-ray Disc may have more support, Universal
Studios, Paramount Pictures and DreamWorks Entertainment are still exclusive to
HD DVD. This means that Netflix customers will be without a high-definition
option for upcoming releases such as Beowulf,
Bee Movie, Sweeney Todd, The Jack Ryan Collection, American Gangster,
Braveheart, Forrest Gump, Star Trek and potentially even Indiana Jones.
quote: I argue that there was never a war since the 2 formats never competed on equal ground.
quote: do you really think killing off the cheaper alternative in this supposed war is best for the consumer, or is killing off the more expensive one the best thing?
quote: Is it better to kill off the complete format or the one that still hasn't reached maturity?
quote: Is it better to support toshiba or sony?
quote: Is it better to put butter or jam on your toast?
quote: Huh? HD-DVD had a head start on Blu-ray. Just because Toshiba's marketing team sucks doesn't mean the two weren't on equal ground.
quote: Can you really only think in the short term? Blu-ray prices WILL drop given time.
quote: I've got no real argument here other than that by the time Blu-ray has reached mass adoption, the spec should be complete.
quote: That's a stupid question. Both are companies out to take your money and make profit. I have no allegiance to one or the other
quote: Right NOW i have to shell out over $300 for a player that doesn't do anything my current $100 HD-DVD player can do.
quote: Is there any reason why the spec isn't completed now? I can think of only one, to get you to purchase another player in the future.
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Courtney Grimes: When did you first begin playing Gibson guitars?
Billie Joe Armstrong: I bought my 1956 Jr. "Floyd" in 2000, right before we started recording "Warning." I picked it up at a guitar show in San Rafael and I could tell right away it was special. At the time I was playing mostly Fenders, and this Jr. was a completely different guitar from anything I had played before.
Courtney: Why do you like playing Gibsons?
Billie Joe Armstrong: They sound great. I love Les Paul Juniors. Dog ear '50s P-90s are the punchiest pickup ever made. It is perfect for my style of playing. They're dirty but have great string definition. Solid-body Gibsons are the perfect rock guitars.
Courtney: Tell me about your Gibson collection. Do you have a favorite guitar?
Billie Joe Armstrong: "Floyd" ['56 Sunburst Les Paul Jr.] is still my favorite, but I recently bought a '56 Les Paul Custom "Black Beauty" and it's a close second. I have about thirty vintage Les Pauls now and I love them all.
Courtney: American Idiot is considered one of the few punk-rock operas. Why? Was that intentional?
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on March 26, 2013 - 12:12 AM
The company that makes Entertainment coupon books – which are popular as fundraising tools – went out of business earlier this month, but those left holding the chubby green books shouldn't be afraid to use the coupons they've already paid for.
"We will still accept them in good faith," said Vince Karam, owner of Greek to Me restaurant in Kenmore.
Entertainment books are popular in Western New York and often are sold as fundraisers by youth groups and schools. The books are also sold online and in stores such as Tops Markets, where they are still available.
Most of the coupons inside are valid for buy-one-get-one-free deals up to a certain amount at restaurants, movie theaters and other retailers.
Advertisers do not pay to be listed in the book and are not reimbursed by Entertainment Publications. Advertisers who opt to be included in the book use it as a marketing tool.
Entertainment Publications made its money from the sale of the books, which fetch $35 when sold by fundraising organizations or $22.75 when bought on the company's website.
Though Entertainment Publications is no longer in business, it makes little sense for merchants not to honor their coupons in its books.
"We do it to get new people in the door. We want them to have a nice experience and come back," Karam said. "It's not worth it to ruffle any feathers."
Peter Witt agreed. The owner of Witter's Sports Bar and Grill in North Tonawanda said the Entertainment book was his restaurant's most effective marketing tool.
"I'm hoping somebody else will step up and fill in for them," he said.
He has already heard from one such publication, Elite, a Buffalo-based maker of coupons valid in the Buffalo Niagara region. City Dining Cards is another Buffalo-based company, and it sells decks of coupon cards here and in seven other cities. Both companies have programs tailored to organizations engaged in fundraising.
Michigan-based Entertainment Publications itself may not be gone for long, however. Lowell Potiker, the son of Entertainment Publications founders, bid $11.3 million for the company in bankruptcy court in hopes of resurrecting the business.
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Amy Schaufelberger Joins ABS Team as Conerstone Specialist
Amy Schaufelberger Joins ABS Team as Conerstone Specialist
Amy Schaufelberger has joined the ABS Global, Inc. team as a cornerstone specialist for the Midwest United States.
"Amy's extensive industry background and practical experience make her an incredible asset to the cornerstone team," stated Josey Morris, ABS progeny promotions supervisor. "We look forward to her expertise in this role to work with ABS customers."
A 2012 graduate of the University of Illinois, Schaufelberger has held a variety of roles in the dairy industry, including working on her family's dairy and grain operation in Greenville, IL.
As a cornerstone specialist, Schaufelberger will be responsible for assisting field staff with education and promotion of developing new herds, as well as working with staff to evaluate and maintain data in herds already participating in the ABS Cornerstone® program. She will also be responsible for on-farm evaluation, coordinating and assisting with picturing of ABS-sired progeny and arranging and conducting ABS daughter and herd tours. Schaufelberger will be based at the ABS corporate office in DeForest, WI and will work with herds throughout the Midwest.
Headquartered in DeForest, Wisconsin, ABS Global is the world-leading provider of bovine genetics, reproduction services, technologies and uddercare products. Marketing in more than 80 countries around the globe, ABS has been at the forefront of animal genetics and technology since its founding in 1941. ABS Global is a division of Genus plc.


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Friday, November 22, 2013
Wando High School volleyball coach Alexis Glover received a heartwarming surprise from her team Monday night at the Warriors' annual postseason awards banquet.
After Glover spent the evening praising her team, the players returned the favor, seizing the stage at Seacoast Church for a special presentation in honor of their hall-of-fame coach. Warriors seniors presented Glover with framed photos, a whistle with a hall-of-fame engraving, a video montage and her own banner to be hung in the Wando gym, which the players dubbed Glover Arena.
"She's like a second mom to so many of us," senior Natalie Tucker said. "She pulls wins out of you that you don't think you're capable of and helps you believe more than you ever thought. She's amazing."
As tears welled in Glover's eyes, Stall High School principal and former Wando administrator Kim Wilson capped the night as he called in more than 25 people through the back door, each with a rose in hand to present to Glover - their coach, player, teammate, friend and mother.
"I am floored," Glover said. "I was totally caught off-guard. I'm just so honored that they would think so much of me to come back, take time away from their family to come here and come to this banquet. This is something that you can't even describe, just unfathomable."
Glover began coaching in 1981 at Spartanburg High School, where she spent four seasons before returning to the Lowcountry to lead the Warriors. Over her career, she has amassed 792 wins while leading Wando to 16 region titles, six state finals and a state championship in 1993. She's the winningest volleyball coach in state history with a 75 percent winning percentage and, in June, became just the 17th woman to be inducted into the S.C. Athletic Coaches Association Hall of Fame.
"Usually in the Hall of Fame, you have to be either dead or retired," Glover said. "So when I got that letter, I couldn't believe they were inducting me. The ultimate respect is being put in the Hall of Fame because it kind of gives you validity. Here you have your peers who say, 'Yes, you're good. You deserve it. You've worked hard for it.' And that means a lot."
Monday was a night to reflect on past accomplishments, but Glover admitted she couldn't help herself and was already planning and scheming for next season. She says her passion for coaching was reignited as strong as it has ever been after her team's magical 2013 season that included 48 wins and a Lower State Championship. The coach who inspired so many says she has always drawn her inspiration from her players to continue to get better and she doesn't have any immediate plans of slowing down.
"It's because of the kids that I wake up every morning with such a passion," Glover said. "Every time I think it could be my last year, I look down the line and I'll see a kid coming up who looks like she has good potential and I tell myself 'I can't give it up yet. I've got to make that kid an all-star. I've got to make that kid an all-state player.' And I love that. I love the game and I love my players.
"We're going to win a state championship next season. We came so close this year and we're going to win it next year."
Player awards
Several Warriors garnered postseason awards and mentions Monday for their outstanding play throughout the regular season, tournaments and playoffs this season.
Setter Natalie Tucker was named both Class 4A and Region VII Player of the Year, as well as an S.C. Coaches Association for Women's Sports North-South All-Star along with teammate Britney Vallez. Tucker and Vallez were also both SCCAWS All-State selections. Tucker ranked No. 6 in the state in assists per set (8.0), while Vallez ranked No. 29 in digs per set (3.3).
Middle hitter Elisa Aldrich and defensive specialist Megan Morris were both named to the All-Region VII team. Aldrich finished the season ranked No. 3 in the state in blocks per set (1.4), No. 5 in hitting percentage (.413) and was selected to October's Wando Invitational All-Tournament team. Morris ranked No. 9 in the state in digs per set (4.3) and was named to the Tournament of Champions All-Tournament team in September.
Middle blocker Samantha DeJong was an All-Tournament selection at the Carolina Forest Invitational (Lugoff Elgin) in August and finished the season No. 9 in the state in blocks (1.0) and No. 19 in hitting percentage (.291).
"I love all my kids. They're the reason we're so successful," Glover said. "It's just been one of those magical seasons. I'll always remember these kids who played and always remember the games we played." -
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The owners of a local farm are using dual purpose sheep for a dual purpose.
Will Churchill and Fred Stowell are raising a heritage breed of sheep - Leicester Longwools - as well as Angora goats at their Underhill Farm in Frankstown Township.
Churchill, a retired elementary school teacher, and Stowell, a Hollidaysburg barber, are selling the yarns produced from their animals and hope the proceeds from those sales will help to save and retain this breed of sheep in the United States.
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Will Churchill of Underhill Farm in Hollidaysburg takes his flock of Leicester Longwool sheep out for a 30-minute walk each day.
Will Churchill (pictured)?and Fred Stowell of Hollidaysburg recently began raising rare sheep along with their Angora goats.
The Leicester Longwool is listed as critically rare by the American Livestock Breeds Conservancy, with fewer than 200 annual North American registrations and an estimated global population of less than 2,000.
Churchill and Stowell moved to the farm in 1985 and later purchased it from Stowell's family.
About a dozen years ago, they started raising the Angora goats and Corriedale sheep, which they obtained from Stowell's father and brother.
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A few years later, the Corriedale sheep started dying, and in 2006 Churchill and Stowell went to a wool and sheep festival in Maryland where they met Elaine Shirley, president of the Leicester Longwool Sheep Breeders Association.
They were approved to purchase a flock of Leicester Longwools.
"When we looked at this line, it reminded me of the sheep my father had. The more we heard about them, the more it seemed it was where we wanted to go. They seemed like a perfect fit," Stowell said.
"The goats were here, but we needed sheep. We got the sheep and said let's see what happens. The Angora and Leicester Longwool fibers are perfect matches," Churchill said.
Shirley is pleased with the work being done by Churchill and Stowell.
"They are a rare breed, and every breeder is important. Our numbers are not very great. They are in the low numbers in the United States. To have breeders like Fred and William helps that population and the future of the breed," Shirley said. "The goal for us is to see this breed come back in numbers so it is not precarious. There is a big push to get the numbers big enough so its future is secure."
The Leicester Longwools are known for their long, extremely lustrous fleece, Churchill said.
"We combine Leicester Longwool wool with mohair, which comes from the Angora goats," Stowell said.
"You can make socks, sweaters and scarves from it. It is an elegant fiber and is very strong and long lasting," Churchill said.
The wool and mohair is sent to five mills across the United States where it is made into yarn.
"We specify the type of yarn that we want," Churchill said.
"Some is 100 percent wool and some is 100 percent mohair from the goats. The mills do what we request," Stowell said.
"We get it in skeins, which are already measured. We wash the skeins when they come back to us five or six times, and they are hand-dyed," Churchill said. "We have labels made and wrap them, and they are ready for sale."
Underhill Farm's primary customers are knitters and crafters. Churchill and Stowell take their products to various farmers markets throughout the area.
Deb Ridgeway of Cassville met them at a Huntingdon County farmers market.
"I think it's one of the most superior yarns I've worked with. The colors are subtle. A lot of the earth tones are nice," Ridgeway said. "If you want a high-quality product that is made locally, this is the yarn to get."
Underhill Farm products are sold locally at Green Home Goods in Altoona, Stitch Your Art Out in Pine Grove Mills and Grove's Office Supplies in Huntingdon.
"It is wonderful yarn. It is nice to have yarn from a local supplier. Their yarns are absolutely beautiful and high quality, and you can make gorgeous things," said Stitch Your Art Out co-owner Cynthia Spencer, who made a shawl from 85 percent wool and 15 percent mohair yarn.
"My clientele are interested in products that are local and are eco-friendly or 100 percent natural. I would say it is of the highest quality. It is all natural and top-of-the-line," said Lee Anne Ehredt, owner of Green Home Goods.
Churchill and Stowell said their sales have increased every year but haven't had a lot of success with online sales.
"I think the yarn has to be touched to be bought. You need to see the yarn in the sun," Churchill said.
Churchill and Stowell feel good when they receive positive feedback from their customers.
"It is nice when women show me what they have made, things like sweaters and hats. That is great to see. They are so proud. Women say they are thrilled to be able to buy such a beautiful yarn and make something that is beautiful. That makes me feel good," Churchill said.
The men are optimistic about the future of their business.
"If we can keep selling yarn, we can increase our flock. The more successful we are selling yarn, the greater chance we have to increase our flock and the number of Leicester Longwools in the United States," Churchill said.
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On Wednesday, executives from New Era Cap Co. announced a $2 million donation to establish the New Era Pavilion at the John R. Oishei Children's Hospital when it opens in 2016 on the Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus.
The pavilion will be a prominent area in the main lobby on the new hospital's first floor. The 2,500-square-foot location will feature cafe seating with an entry lounge as well as a performance area for public activities, entertainment, holiday parties and visits by professional athletes and other VIPs.
The events will be coordinated by the hospital's Child Life Department and Stone's Buddies program.
The new space is much needed, said Joanne Lana, director of Stone's Buddies, a program for chronically ill children.
Currently, Lana meets with families in the cafeteria or playrooms, which are not appropriate places, she said.
"When we have a dedicated place, it gives families space to come together. We don't have that right now. We want to make their lives a little more normal … and that's what New Era does for us," Lana said during the news conference in New Era's headquarters on Delaware Avenue.
Stone's Buddies provides a network of resources and support for families with children who have life-threatening illnesses or special needs. Named for former patient Stone Filipovich, the program's goal is to connect the patients with others in similar circumstances and teach them and their families coping strategies.
The pavilion will "give kids an exciting place to go," said Tara Young, a specialist with Child Life.
Christopher Koch, New Era's chief executive officer, said the company is committed to giving back to the area and is proud to be a part of the hospital project.
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Clemson quarterback commitment Deshaun Watson, who recently was named by ESPN.com as the No. 1 QB prospect in the country in the junior class, has ended his recruiting and will not take any more visits.
Watson, of Gainesville, Ga., told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution that he can't be turned from his Clemson pledge.
"I'm 100 percent solid with Clemson," Watson said. "I'm not going to visit anybody else. I'm just going to focus on Clemson and my high school season. I'm not interested in going to visit anywhere."
Watson had visited several other schools this spring and was getting a particularly strong push from Urban Meyer at Ohio State.
"I just found a place there (Clemson), and I'm comfortable with the coaches," Watson told the AJC. "I like the academics and it's close to home. I just really want to focus on my senior year and focus on winning a state championship."
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USC quarterbacks coach GA Mangus visited his lone quarterback target for 2014 — Drew Barker of Hebron, Ky.
"It was good to see him again," Barker said. "I'm really glad he got to come up. He will be back before I make my decision." The Gamecocks are battling Kentucky and Tennessee for Barker, who has visited all three schools this spring. Asked if those are still his top three schools, Barker replied, "for now." Barker also wants to see which schools besides those three show strong interest in him during his spring practice. Barker plans to make his decision in May but has not set a definite date.
WR Demarre Kitt of Tyrone, Ga., has set June 10 as his announcement date, according one of his recent posts on Twitter. "Committing early so I can focus on my senior year and winning another ring and help build my class," Kitt wrote. Kitt is choosing between Clemson, Tennessee and Ohio State. Kitt may visit Clemson and Tennessee one more time but he won't make a return trip to Ohio State due to the distance. Kitt is close friends with Watson.
After a recent visit to USC, RB Nick Chubb of Cedartown, Ga., now has the Gamecocks among his top three with Georgia and Auburn. "They have everything in place to be a successful program," said Chubb. "They tell me I remind them of (Marcus) Lattimore. They said we're very similar running backs. They would like me to be one of their running backs. They are only taking one." Chubb has also visited Georgia, Auburn and Florida and he might return to Auburn. Georgia remains a strong player but the Bulldogs have company at the top from the Gamecocks. "It's a tie right now between USC and Georgia," he said. Chubb added that either school taking another running back won't affect his decision, which he will make in June. Last season, Chubb rushed for 2,717 yards and 39 touchdowns.
DB Darin Smalls of Summerville has added three more offers to his list. Charleston Southern, Oklahoma and Louisville join USC, Clemson, Florida State, Virginia Tech, N.C. State, Georgia Tech, Marshall, Tennessee, Vanderbilt and West Virginia. "I'm not going to commit until next signing day, and I'm going to try and visit Virginia Tech, Oklahoma, Charleston Southern and Louisville," he said. 'USC is my favorite, but Clemson is recruiting me really hard!"
A number of college recruiters are getting by Goose Creek High School to show their interest in TE Kalan Ritchie and RB Caleb Kinlaw. Gators' coach Chuck Reedy said USC and Clemson were in on Thursday. Georgia, Louisville and Florida recruiters also have been in. Ritchie visited USC earlier in the month and has USC out front. Kinlaw has not gotten as much interest from the Gamecocks and Tigers. He's been favoring Tennessee and North Carolina.
QB Mason Rudolph of Northwestern landed his fifth offer last week from Louisville. The Cardinals join LSU, Virginia Tech, Oklahoma State and Ole Miss as his offers. Rudolph has visited LSU, Georgia, Alabama and Ole Miss. He plans to narrow his list to two this summer.
DL Naquez Pringle of Carvers Bay has offers from USC and Clemson but is beginning to garner more interest with Tennessee one of those new schools. He visited USC recently and has a strong interest in the Gamecocks. He would like to camp this summer at LSU and Alabama.
DB Trumaine Washington of Miami enjoyed a junior day at Clemson earlier this year so much that he may attend a camp there this summer. His offers are from Duke, Purdue and Florida International with interest from Clemson, Florida State, Miami, Memphis, Connecticut and Michigan among others. As a junior he totaled 30 tackles with five interceptions running two back for scores.
OL Jake Whitley of North Augusta has offers from Coastal Carolina, Appalachian State, Marshall, Charlotte and Old Dominion. He took the opportunity to visit Marshall, Appalachian State, Old Dominion and Charlotte during his spring break. He continues to hear from Tennessee, Mississippi State, Georgia Tech, North Carolina and NC State.
TE Jeb Blazevich of Charlotte last week committed to Georgia over five other programs including Clemson. He had also considered Ole Miss, Ohio State, Notre Dame and Alabama.
WR Chris Godwin, a USC target from Middletown, DE, committed to Penn State.
RB Elijah Hood of Charlotte, a Clemson target, committed Sunday to Notre Dame.
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6-9 Demetrius Henry of Bradenton, FL last week signed with USC choosing the Gamecocks over Miami. "I believe in (USC coach) Frank Martin and he believes in me. I feel like it's the best decision for me," Henry said. Martin actually recruited Henry when he was at Kansas State and continued to build on the relationship when he came to USC. Henry narrowed his list to USC, Miami and South Florida and took official visits with the Gamecocks and Hurricanes before making his decision. Henry's mother and sister live in Augusta and the opportunity to be closer to them was a factor in his decision. Henry averaged 17 points, 11 rebounds and 2 blocks per game last season.
6-8 Darryl Reynolds of Philadelphia signed last week with Villanova over USC, Utah and Seton Hall.
6-10 Ibrahim Djambo of Three Rivers JC, MO signed with Clemson last week giving the Tigers a much needed big man. "He's got a really good upside," said coach Gene Bess. "He's got a really nice 17 foot jump shot. He can shoot threes. He's one of those pop and pick kind of shooters. But he's tough around the basket, too. He's real competitive and tough." The Tigers won Djambo over against Southern Miss, Saint Louis, Loyola of Chicago and SIU Carbondale. "He felt like he can go in and play," his coach said. "Of course, he knew what a great program Clemson has and the league that they play in probably sold him as much as anything." Last season Djambo averaged 18 points and 9 rebounds per game and he made 36% of his three point attempts.
6-10 Sidy Mohamed Djitte of Senegal remains undecided. He has visited Clemson and Cincinnati and may visit Memphis this week according to his coach.
6-3 Shadell Millinghaus and 6-6 Leroy Fludd of Believe Prep in Rock Hill remain on the recruiting market this spring, and activity for them is starting to heat up. Millinghaus made an unofficial visit to West Virginia Thursday and Fludd took an official visit to Colorado State over the weekend. "And they still have South Carolina in the mix," he said. "They really like South Carolina but they want to look at a couple of things. And Shadell is still working on some academic stuff." Waterman said Fludd is in good shape academically and is able to move forward with his recruiting. Both players visited USC twice.
5-10 Kaydra Duckett of Dreher announced a commitment last week to USC. Duckett is rated a 5 star prospect and the #19 prospect in her class by ESPN HoopGurlz.
Newberry signed 6-0 Zach Jones of Charlotte. He averaged 26 points per game last season for Moravian Prep in Lenoir, NC.
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LHP John Parke of Greenville, who had been committed to Clemson as a walk-on for the 2013 class, has changed his commitment to USC according to TheBigSpur.com. Parke made a visit to USC over the weekend and decided Thursday to change his pledge. This season Parke is 5-1 with a 1.56 ERA.


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Wow, man.. You just snowplowed that line, are you sure you have done this before?
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When you're banging a girl from behind, she's holding onto the headboard, and you knock her arms out from under her, her head plows into the headboard, just like a snowplow hits the road.
Dude, I just snow plowed this chic last night.
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The act of knocking a bitch's elbows out while slamming her from behind. Once her face is firmly planted in the pillow, one is to continue hitting it as hard as possible; thus imitating a "snowplow."
Yo dude, I hellOf snowplowed Jenny last night on Pate's floor!
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While giving anal sex to a girl in doggy style position, you kick out her arms (don't break them) so she falls on her face, she'd then put her arms around her face and you'd push around the room like a snowplow.
While giving it to her in the ass, I took out her arms and gave her a snowplow!
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the REAL definition is this: a man is giving it to a girl from behind. he then pulls her up by the legs and knocks her arms out from under her. He then proceeds to drive her across the carpet on her face like a snow plow.
I gave Cindy the snow plow last night, and her tits are STILL red!
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When a couple is performing sex in the doggy style possition, the man yells "Snow Plow!" Then proceeds to reach forward and pull the womans arms out form under her. The woman then falls face first, resulting in the snow plow appearance.
Kati from work needed a good pounding so I gave her the snow plow, to keep it interesting.
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An Old Lycoming Township detective is credited with making a major heroin drug bust while assisting city police Monday afternoon in looking for a bank robbery suspect in Newberry.
Charged with felony drug and firearm charges late Tuesday night was David Emanuel Collins Jr., a 23-year-old Philadelphia man who was a backseat passenger in a Chrysler 300 that township Detective Christopher Kriner stopped on Interstate 180 near Maynard Street.
Collins, wanted in Philadelphia on assault charges, made an attempt not to be seen by ducking behind the front seat as the car passed Kriner at West Fourth and Funston Avenue about 2:20 p.m. Monday.
Minutes earlier, the M&T Bank branch office at West Fourth and Arch streets, just one block east, had been robbed by a masked man wearing a dark-hooded sweatshirt.
Kriner, in the neighborhood to help look for the bandit, pursued the Chrylser because he suspected its three male occupants just might be involved in the holdup and he was very suspicious of the evasive action taken by the backseat passenger.
The officer did not know it at the time, but inside the car were two loaded, stolen handguns and more than 1,200 packets of heroin as well as other controlled substances.
Upon stopping the car on the interstate and approaching it, Kriner said in an affidavit that he could "detect a strong odor of marijuana" coming from the vehicle.
The driver and front seat passenger, both from Philadelphia, were ordered out of the car as was Collins, who "pretended he was asleep," Kriner said. The identities of the two other men are not being published because no charges have been filed against them.
From a jacket pocket, the driver pulled out a stack of bills that he estimated to be $4,000, Kriner said. The front seat passenger had $2,500 on him, Kriner said.
The car had a Tennessee license plate on it and was owned by Hertz Rent-A-Car Corp., Kriner said. The driver refused to allow police to search the vehicle. A South Williamsport police dog, trained to detect narcotics, was brought to the scene. The dog "demonstrated positive alerts" when he sniffed around the car's exterior, Kriner said.
Hertz security personnel told police that the car was due back in Philadelphia last Friday and that they wanted it impounded, which it was, Kriner said. Collins was jailed automatically at the Lycoming County Prison on the Philadelphia assault charges.
As he was being incarcerated, Collins threw a grocery bag on the prison floor, Kriner said. In it were 93 packets of heroin, he added.
No information was available Wednesday on the status of the two other men who were in the car.
Kriner on Tuesday obtained a search warrant that allowed officers to go through the car. Suddenly, Collins' legal problems became a lot more serious.
Under the driver's seat, police discovered a grocery bag with 922 packets of heroin in it, Kriner said. Another 322 packets of heroin were discovered in the trunk, along with three loose bags containing an additional 109 grams of the controlled substance. The estimated street value is in excess of $10,000. There also was 30 grams of packed cocaine, the detective said.
Two loaded stolen handguns also were found, one near the middle console and another in the trunk, Kriner said. One was reported stolen from Tioga County, he said.
Collins was taken from the jail Tuesday night and arraigned before District Judge Gary A. Whiteman on possession with intent to deliver heroin and cocaine, possession of heroin, cocaine and marijuana, two counts of receiving stolen property, possession of contraband in a prison and carrying a firearm without a license. He was recommitted in lieu of $750,000 bail.
There were no new developments in Monday's bank robbery. The suspect remained at large.


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The Signs of Prophet Jesus' (pbuh) Second Coming
Signs of Jesus' (pbuh) Second Coming
The Signs from the Islamic Resources 7
74. Good Is Confused with Evil
"What will become of you when you do not enjoin the right and forbid the wrong?" he asked. [Those around him asked in amazement:] "Will that truly happen?" "Yes, and even worse!" he replied, and went on to ask: "What will become of you when you enjoin the wrong and forbid the good?" Those around him were astonished: "O Prophet! Will that also happen?" "Yes, and even worse!" he replied, and continued: "What will become of you when you regard good as evil and evil as good?" The people around him asked: "O Prophet! Will that also come to pass?" "Yes, it will," he replied. (Ibn Abi Ya'la, Musnad; al-Tabarani, al-Awsat)
The hadith states that good is totally confused with evil in societies that are far removed from religious values. People are regarded as naïve for doing what is right and exhibiting proper moral values, and those who trample on others' rights in their own interests are regarded as clever and competent. This situation, which is completely opposed to the Qur'an's moral values, has become a fixed concept in many present-day societies.
75. Close People Will Encourage One Another to Evil
The destruction of a person will be in the hands of his parent; if not, of his wife; and again if not, in his relative. They will blame him for his failure to earn his living, cause him to drift into deeds of which he is incapable, and ultimately make him get involved in dark and dangerous deeds, at the cost of his destruction. (Abu Naim)
76. The Number of True Believers Being Very Few
The Prophet (may God bless him and grant him peace) says that in the End Times, very few people will be true believers:
There will come a time for my people when … the mosques will be full of people, but they will be empty of right guidance. (al-Hakim)
77. Use of Mosques for Different Purposes
The hadith quoted below reveals that one sign of the End Times is that mosques will be used only as social gathering places:
The Hour will not come until mosques cease to be places where people pray, but become places where people stop by. (Son Zamanla İlgili Hadisler [Hadiths Related to the End Times], p. 87)
The Last Hour will not come until people vie with one another about mosques. (Sunan Abu Dawud, Ibn Hibban, and Ibn Majah)
78. Appearance of People Who Recite the Qur'an for Personal Benefit
In the End Times, some people will recite the Qur'an for profit rather than for gaining God's approval:
Let him who reads the Qur'an ask [his reward] from God, because in the End Times many people will read it and seek their reward from other people. (Tirmidhi)
When our scholars study in order to take your gold and silver, and when you take the Qur'an for trade, then Doomsday is at hand. (Muhammad ibn 'Abd ar-Rasul Barzanji, Al-Isha`ah li Ashrat as-Sa`ah, p. 141)
Another sign is that the Qur'an will be recited in ways far removed from its real purpose:
When the Qur'an is recited as if singing a song, and when a person is esteemed for reading in that way, even though he is not knowledgeable … (Al-Tabarani)
79. Faith in Horoscopes and Refutation of Fate
Some Muslims will have a wrong understanding of fate, while some will believe that the stars can grant knowledge of the future. This is another indication of the End Times:
The Hour will come when people will believe in the stars and reject Qadar [the Divine Decree of destiny]. (Al-Haythami, Kitab al-Fitan)
80. Making Hajj (the Pilgrimage to Makkah) for Purposes Other Than God's Good Pleasure
Making Hajj for commerce, travel, ostentation, or for a change is another portent of the End Times:
A time will come when the wealthy perform Hajj for travel, the average man for commerce, their scholars for ostentation and hypocrisy, and the poor for begging for alms. (Ahmad Diya'al-Din al-Kamushkhanawi, Ramuz al-Ahadith, p. 503, no. 8)
81. People Inclining to the Desires of their Lower Selves
A time will come when people's concerns will be making a living, their honor will be their possessions, and their qiblah [the direction Muslims face during formal worship] will be their women. Their religion will be gold and silver. These are the people's evils, and they will have nothing in God's sight. (al-Sulami)
82. Social Deterioration
... When people suffer strife and social upheaval... (Ahmad Diya'al-Din al-Kamushkhanawi, Ramuz al-Ahadith, vol.7, p. 7)
A serious problem today is the disintegration of many societies' social fabric. This collapse is discernable in such phenomena as broken families, increased divorce and illegitimate birth rates, which naturally injure and even destroy the institution of the family. Stress, anxiety, unhappiness, worry, and chaos turn the lives of many people into nightmares. People living in a spiritual void, looking for a way out of their depression, fall into a bleak mire of alcohol or drugs. Some who think that there is no solution even consider suicide as a way out.
One striking mark of social decline is the huge increase in crime, which has now reached substantial proportions. The report "Universal Crime and Justice" prepared by the United Nations' International Crime Prevention Center, contains a general appraisal of crime throughout the world:
Basically, as in the 1980s, the crime rate continued to rise in the 1990s. Everywhere in the world, in a five-year period, two-thirds of the people living in large cities have been the target at least once of a criminal action. All over the world, the odds of being the target of a serious crime (robbery, sexual crimes, assault) are one in five. Regardless of the area, crimes against property, and crimes of violence committed by youth, have both had economic ramifications. The number of types of illicit drugs has increased and their nature has diversified in recent years.53
Actually, this is not surprising, for the causes of such a societal phenomenon are clearly related in the Qur'an's accounts of past societies. Social deterioration and its related problems are the inevitable results of human beings' forgetting God, why they were created, and their abandoning of religion and its spiritual values.
Such social deterioration was predicted by the Prophet (may God bless him and grant him peace), who described the End Times as "When people suffer strife and social upheaval." (Ahmad Diya'al-Din al-Kamushkhanawi, Ramuz al-Ahadith, vol. 7, p. 7)
83. Adherence to Traitors, and Considering the Righteous as Treacherous
Soon years containing treacheries and tricks will come. A liar will be declared true in them and a true man will be declared a liar; a treacherous will be designated as trustworthy and a trustworthy as a treacherous. (Ibn Majah)
The time will be years of confusion. People will believe a liar and not believe one who tells the truth. (Ibn Ahmad Hanbal)
The Day of Judgment will not come until the very lowest people are the happiest. (Tirmidhi)
The acceptance of lies and rejection of the truth are among the portents of Doomsday. (al-Tabarani)
The liar will be received well, and the one who tells the truth will be rejected. People will trust traitors, and the ones who are trustworthy will be treated as traitors... Then lies will spread... (Fera Idu Fevaidi'l Fiqr Fi'l Imam al-Mahdi al-Muntadhar, pp. 146-47)
Tricky years lie before the Hour. At those times, trustworthy people are accused and traitors are believed. The trustworthy one is silenced, and the liar is seen as reliable. (Ibn Asakir)
It is a sign of the Hour when one who is not fit possesses a lot and is brought to a good status, while one who is capable is ousted. (Nu`aym ibn Hammad, Kitab al-Fitan)
Therefore, the increase in the amount of evil people, as well as the facts that trustworthy people are considered liars and that some presumed liars are actually trustworthy are all characteristics of the End Times.


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When one has their pants pulled down, but not their underwear. Only the pants come down.
We stared in amazement as Ryan got pantsed! We all got to see his tighty-whities!
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To yank down someones pants without their consent, mainly used to embarass the person
I was walking through the halls in school, and out of nowhere, this guys comes behind me and yanks my yoga pants down, exposing my pink Hello Kitty panties with white frilly trimming to everyone in the hall. I was so embarrasses that I had unknowingly began to pee. Seconds later, it completely soaked my embarrassing undies, making the whole situation worse. That was the day I was pantsed at school.
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When a person or team are favourites to win a game or contest but are beaten by the underdogs, they are said to have been pantsed.
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If you've lost a game of pool without sinking a ball, you are supposed to dack yourself and run around the table with your pants at your ankles.
"Man, I got pantsed at the club"
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By Tony Maluso
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Unlike college, there are no conference tournaments at the high school level.
It's not typical for a league's best teams to all gather at one location for a week, to see who emerges as the best.
Yet, it's happening this week at Findlay High School, as four of the Midland Athletic League's best teams will compete starting today in a Division IV district tournament, with a trip to regionals on the line.
Mohawk, New Riegel, Calvert and Carey finished first, second, third and fifth respectively in the MAL. The league's fourth place team, Fremont St. Joe, was knocked out in a sectional final thriller Saturday by Calvert.
"I think it represents our league really well to know all four of use got here," New Riegel coach Cindy Walerius said. "It shows how strong our league is. I know a lot people think the (Blanchard Valley Conference) is really strong, but I think the MAL is pretty strong as well, and the four of us all here shows that."
New Riegel and Carey will play the first game at 6 p.m., with Mohawk and Calvert following.
Mohawk is officially the MAL champions after going unbeaten through the regular season conference schedule. Although Warrior coach Eric Hoover said the team has some confidence knowing it beat each of the other three, he's well aware of a year ago when his team was on the other end of things. New Riegel won the conference, but Mohawk scored a measure of revenge winning a district final against the Blue Jackets on the road to a state appearance.
"I take both points of view. We should be confident, theres no reason not to be, but at the same time, we remember last year," Hoover said. "The intensity you might bring when you're out looking for revenge is sometimes higher. That's the intensity we are going to have to match, and be ready for."
Walerius is taking the mindset that the records are reset, and everyone's coming to Findlay unbeaten.
"This is tournament time, whatever our record is, now goes out the record," she said. "Whoever comes to play that night will win, and that night is it."
It's no mystery who the favorites are at Findlay this week. Many are expecting the veteran Mohawk (21-2) and New Riegel (22-1) teams to meet in a district final rematch. But Calvert and Carey are taking advantage of the underdog role.
"We told the girls 'We got nothing to lose, we're the underdogs, go and leave it all out on the floor. Play aggressive and play loose and let it all hang out,'" Calvert coach Greg Hendrix said.
"It's a new start, the way I see it," Carey coach Eric Vackert said. "I'm sure some teams might look at Mohawk and New Riegel with their gaudy records and that could be scary if you will, but we're taking the philosophy we have nothing to lose.
"I think all four of us are all familiar with each other. Experience will definitely be on Mohawk and New Riegel's side. "I think with us being a younger team and a lot of these girls, it will be their first time at districts. It will be a question of how they can handle the atmosphere."
Calvert and Carey are both coming off emotional sectional final victories. Carey took a five-game match against Arlington, while Calvert rallied from two games down to beat St. Joe.
For Calvert, Hendrix is hoping he can use Saturday's comeback as a motivational tool if his team finds itself in a similar situation.
"The best thing that came out of this game on Saturday is that they were so far down, and still able to find a way to get it done," he said. "You can talk all you want about having to keep fighting, but until it happens and they realize that if they do it, things can turn around and they can fight through. I'm hoping going through battles will show them fighting every single play, no matter the obstacle, you can overcome it."
Hendrix knows his team is facing a solid team without many weaknesses.
"When you scout these teams out, you look for weakneses. With Mohawk, there aren't any," he said. "You got to go out there and not be intimidated. You can't be scared, you got to go out there and not back down.
"When we played Mohawk the first time, we went toe-to-toe with them that first game. Then Mohawk got that first set and we never mentally recovered."
Hoover said he's looking for Calvert to make some adjustments, but is looking for his team to utilize its strengths to dictate how the match unfolds.
"I think they got a lot of confidence for sure just winning that big game against St. joe," he said. "I'm sure they'll make some adjustments. We need be ready to react to any adjustments they make.
"We got to play our game, and use our strengths, and make them have to adjust to our strengths rather than us having to adjust to theirs."
Meanwhile, the Carey team New Riegel sees tonight will be slightly different than the one it beat earlier in the season. Carey lost one of its top hitters, Shelby Seifert, midway through the season, but has overcome her loss with the solid play of a couple underclassmen.
"We had tough stretch of games (after Shelby went down) ... we've had some younger girls step up, especially Shelby Kin, a freshman. She's more or less been fulltime since then and she's been lights out. Also Adrienne Hackworth has stepped up and had to play some more, and she's getting better, and better, and better. "
Kin had 11 kills Saturday against Arlington. Walerius said although she's new to the varsity, she's well aware of what she can do.
"When we played against them earlier in the year, she really hurt us that night on JV," Walerius said. "She dominated. When she was in the front row, we got way behind. I thought she would be getting some playing time by the end of the year anyhow."
Still, Walerius feels a key to the match will be how her team can hit around Carey's Hannah Tong.
"Hannah Tong is just an unbelievable blocker," Walerius said. "We got to focus of hitting around her and not at her. We need to be smart on our hitting, make her move defensively. Try some shots to the outside to make her move to the block."
Vackert is hoping his team comes out tonight, in front of what he was sure would be a big, vocal crowd, minus the nerves it showed the first time the Blue Devils and Blue Jackets hooked up.
"The biggest thing that night, we played a little nervous," he said. "There was a big crowd that night and we came out and made unforced errors. First game, we missed six serves. When you do that against a team of their caliber we gave ourself no chance."
Four MAL schools, two will move on to Thursday's final, and only one will move on to next week's regional.
Normally, a district tournament and a win-or-go home situation creates a special atmosphere and intensity. Hoover says that's even kicked up a notch with the familiarity each team has with each other.
"You're more familiar with the league teams," he said. "There might be some people you might not get along with from something that happened in another sport, or some that are your friends you play club teams and traveling teams with. It makes it a much more interesting dynamic."


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Four strikes and you're out? Not if you're the Environmental Protection Agency, egged on by President Barack Obama.
Part of Obama's shotgun-like assault on reasonable energy prices in the United States is an EPA plan referred to as the Cross-State Air Pollution Rule. If implemented, it will establish new penalties on use of coal in power plants and other industries.
The CSAPR is just part of the Obama administration's diversified war on coal. Using the EPA, Obama also has used other air pollution regulations, as well as rejection of surface mining permits and a plan to regulate coal ash as a hazardous waste.
On Tuesday, a federal appeals court in Washington, D.C., ruled the EPA exceeded its authority with the CSAPR.
As Sen. Joe Manchin pointed out, the Tuesday decision marked the fourth time in four consecutive federal court rulings that the EPA has lost cases involving its war against coal. "The EPA has been told time and time again that it is acting outside its authority," the senator pointed out. U.S. Rep. David McKinley, R-W.Va., added that, "This is the fifth time in six months a federal court has ruled against overreaching regulations set by the Obama administration and the EPA."
Obama's attempt to wreck the coal industry and thus, the economies of states including West Virginia, has enormous ramifications. If the war on coal proceeds, it will amount to the most successful government assault in history on reasonable energy prices.
Loss of coal-fired generating capacity will mean substantially higher electric rates for tens of millions of Americans - and for many businesses that simply will not be able to compete as a result.
A reasonable observer might conclude so many court rulings that the EPA must be reined in would prompt the agency and Obama to temper their assault on coal. But this is no ordinary president. This chief executive has launched what may be the most imperial presidency in history - ignoring the courts and even the will of the people as expressed by Congress in order to pursue his agenda.
No, four strikes in a row in the courts will not send the EPA to the bench. Coach Obama will thumb his nose at the umpire and, if anything, step up his war on coal. The only way Americans sick and tired of his campaign against us can obtain relief is to pull Obama out of the game on Nov. 6.


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Source: The Seattle Times
quote: ...Microsoft is just looking for cheap labor.
quote: So the conspiracy theory is that they bring in Indians and chinese into America via H1B so they can pay them less than Americans? Why bother when they can setup an office in the host country and pay them there?
quote: You have a need to project your insecurities related to your genitalia