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LISBON - Lucas Sims, the man accused of assaulting Sheriff Ray Stone while attempting to avoid arrest, was bound over to the grand jury on Monday.
Sims, 27, Oak Grove Road, Wellsville, appeared on a charge of assault of a peace officer in Columbiana County Municipal Court with court-appointed defense counsel Connie Witt. He agreed to waive his right to a preliminary hearing, but requested his $250,000 bond be lowered.
Witt contended Sims turned himself in and told her he had never failed to appear in court. However, Assistant County Prosecutor Megan Payne said Sims had an active warrant and fled from police twice, including on the day he is accused of using a stiff arm on Stone to knock him to the ground.
She added it was not until his story and photo were in the newspaper that Sims turned himself in.
"There was difficulty on serving him with warrants on two different occasions," Judge Carol Robb said. "The court is not about to give him a third bite of the apple."
Robb left bond at $250,000 cash or surety.
Sims also signed a waiver of time on a resisting arrest charge, which is a misdemeanor. The pretrial on the charge was set for Jan.7.
According to authorities, Sims was hiding in a camper trailer when deputies and Stone came with a warrant on Sept. 20. He reportedly dove out of a window and escaped, leaving his shirt behind. Sims escaped wearing only boxer shorts and tennis shoes, through the hill wilderness in Yellow Creek Township.
He reportedly turned himself in to deputy Sgt. Mike Helman the following evening after consulting with an attorney.
Sims will now await a hearing by the grand jury to see if there is enough evidence to indict him.


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It was the mid-1950s and there seemed to be a lot to be thankful for, including the end of the Korean War and a brand new president named Ike whom everyone seemed to like.
Industry seemed to be steadily picking up, and the music itself seemed to make a dramatic turnaround from quartet singing groups, many balladeers and bands.
That change came in July 1954 as Bill Haley and his Comets lit the world on fire with his rendition of "Shake, Rattle and Roll." This is where, I believe, real rock and roll got started.
The phrase "rock and roll" was earlier initiated by Cleveland DJ Alan Freed. The song itself was recorded earlier by Big Joe Turner.
But when Haley hit the scene with his screaming sax player, drums, piano and guitars, plus his vocals, I believe it was truly the birth of rock and roll.
Lyrics like "Get out from that kitchen and rattle those pots and pans / Well roll my breakfast 'cause I'm a hungry man," and a chorus like "I said shake, rattle and roll" exploded.
Haley's group was categorized as being way out, and with his last name, it is no wonder they became the Comets.
Several singers sang that song, including Elvis, but it was the Comets who were most identified with it. Haley became much more famous with other songs like "Rock Around the Clock" (which was used as the theme song for the movie "Blackboard Jungle") and "See You Later, Alligator."
Haley was made visible with his signature cowlick billowing down on his forehead and those plaid dinner jackets worn by the whole band amidst their raw energy bursts.
Other future rock and roll stars were observing Haley's music and moves. Words like "cool" - which is still so much in use - and "daddy-o" were taking hold.
Another future star, Chuck Berry, who was a hairdresser in St. Louis, just wanted to make a little extra money and thought of joining a blues combo. He recorded "Maybellene," and his career skyrocketed immediately.
Pat Boone became a household name, along with Little Richard, and other unknowns like Jerry Lee Lewis, Fats Domino and the Everly Brothers.
There was also a very young kid from Texas, just patiently waiting for his turn, when it happened big time. His name was Buddy Holly.
Another young high school kid from Memphis wanted to make his fortune as a truck driver, but instead his magic voice, rhythm and swiveling hips changed his thoughts quickly and he became the King of Rock and Roll. We all know him as Elvis Presley.
Singers kept coming, like the great Roy Orbison, Rick Nelson, Brenda Lee, the Beach Boys, the Sherelles, the Four Seasons, the Drifters, Jan and Dean, the Skyliners and so many more.
Then the early '60s came and along came the Beatles from Liverpool, England, and most regular rock and roll artists just stood back and watched as this group really took over.
The disc jockeys were so valuable to all of those early artists and played their latest hits on radio. We were quite fortunate in our Valley to have had the very best DJs.
With the onset of rock and roll, WHOT in Youngstown came up with a group of DJs known as the Good Guys, who are still remembered fondly. Those names were Dick Thompson, Boots Bell, Johnny Kay, Jerry Starr, George Barry and Barney Pipp. Thompson and Kay are in the Ohio Broadcaster's Hall of Fame.
So rock and roll has come a long, long way since a wild band with plaid coats and their leader sporting a cowlick first sang "Shake, Rattle and Roll."

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From Confinement to Grazing
Like many of us in the dairy business, our roots are planted deep in history. Not only did Dad grow up on a dairy farm and milk cows daily, but so did Grandpa. That story was true for Bill Payne of Knob Lick Farm in Lincoln County, Ky, but after evaluating the goals of his future along with the challenges of their farm — he decided to stick with dairy, but go in a new direction. Payne recently shared his experiences at the 10th Annual Heart of America Grazing Conference held January 26 in Louisville, Ky.
Payne proudly says that the farm he was raised on was a purebred Registered Holstein farm that was profitable and productive. Milk production was never an issue and their income was supplemented with a successful embryo and A.I. contract program. But with cows housed indoors a majority of the time, cows spent most of their time on concrete. Bill recalls that much of his time in the 90's was spent dealing with hoof problems.
So when his father decided to retire in 2000, and after Bill attended a local grazing school, Bill Payne made the conscious decision to not purchase the milking herd of his father's prized Holsteins. The heifers were kept, though, which spawned a new, innovative business. Payne partnered with other farms in the "heart of America" around Kentucky and Indiana and began raising — and grazing — replacement heifers for large, commercial herds in Michigan.
The transition was a new challenge for Bill Payne. Proper fencing, water access, and feeding locations were all made priorities. Payne worked with local conservation officials to adapt his grazing practices to remain a good friend of the environment. In return, he was able to receive cost-sharing benefits for some of the new grazing fixtures — like water lines.
Heifers are provided with pasture from early spring to late fall, but are supplemented with soyhull pellets and a custom mineral mix (which includes Rumensin). Many of their pastures are lush with fescue (spring months) and alfalfa/orchard grass (June to September), however, Payne says their grazing toolbox comes with a variety of other grazing forages to use when needed. When many of us are harvesting corn silage, so is Payne, except his heifers are doing the work. Yes, the heifers at Knob Lick farm graze in standing corn.
Payne says "our humid climate and topography are ideally suited to grazing," recognizing the geographic strengths of his location. He concludes, "A grazing system can provide a very healthy environment for our livestock. Grazing also provides the benefits of decreased runoff into streams and reduced dependence on fossil fuels and fertilizer, if managed properly. All of this can be achieved at a relatively low cost. Best of all, Management Intensive Grazing can provide a very satisfying lifestyle for both man and livestock."


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Grave Sins & Sacramental Confession - Mark Fletcher - 22-02-2007
Quote:'In the case of a grave sin, confession by private prayer should be supplemented by sacramental confession. In case of uncertainty as to what constitutes a grave sin, one should consult one's priest.'
What constitutes a grave sin in the Orthodox Tradition? Is there a Bumper Book of Grave Sins which I can consult? I find this whole subject very difficult to understand and accept in my own experience. Am I bound to attend sacramental confession once a year, or be chucked out? Can I rely on private confession alone? Is this acceptable?
Quote:Matthew Chapter 5 verses 27 and 28:
One reason for ceasing to be a Roman Catholic was that I found sacramental confession a terrible ordeal. As I did not truly repent of a particular sin (and had no real intention of stopping doing it) then what was the point of lying to God and to the priest? It makes a mockery of the whole exercise if you do not really repent of something which the Church teaches is a grave sin. I tried to follow the letter and the spirit of what the RC Church teaches, and had to exclude myself from it because I felt that it excluded me first. If we are willing to be dishonest with God in something as serious as this, then where does our deceit end?
I am not suggesting for a moment that I shouldn't confess my sins to God whenever they occur, alone and in private. Of course that is the correct course of action. My difficulty is with sacramental confession per se.
The mental picture of Christ standing over me and waiting to drag me off to eternal hell-fire for one particular sin filled me with dread. It was as if our Lord was standing over me whispering: "Repent - or else!"
In the Russian rite of the Sacrament of Penance, the priest says:
Quote:But if you hide anything from me, you will have greater sin.
In my heart, I do not feel that God and Christ are like that at all. I feel that some denominations manipulate people through fear and guilt. This is unhealthy and damaging. Other allegedly Christian bodies are liberal to the point of apostasy and utter disgrace.
I am full of sin. My ego is intrinsically sinful. In some respects, the actual committing of a particular sin is the least significant aspect of the whole business. Surely it is the feeling of the attraction of sin - its "pull" - that is the most significant factor, whether one "acts out" the sin or not.
At the moment, the idea of being in the presence of someone of the holiness and genuine loving kindness of Reverend Father Michael (for example) and feeling obliged to list my sins fills me with dread. I simply don't think that I could do it. It would be absurd, grotesque and utterly, pointlessly demeaning. Only God forgives sins, and only He knows what they are. If I "confessed", where would the list end? It could never be enough to "satisfy" such a Holy God as understood in this paradigm of sacramental confession, however much I tried and however many tears I wept. Christian life is all about Grace and love, not Sin and fear, in my view.
In my experience, if you see Christ principally as Judge and Jailer, there is no end to the self-pity and concomitant self-torment you will inflict on yourself. How many serious, scrupulous Christians live lives of fear-filled self-abasement and end up despairing of the Mercy of God and committing suicide, like the sister of the Roman Catholic writer and Jesuit Gerard Hughes?
This understanding also implies that you are able to see your most serious faults and flaws. I believe that most sin is subconscious and unconscious. We are all sinners, and the nearer we come to Kindness Itself, surely the more we realise that we have never really repented. What's the point of useless self-torture?
Genuine, heart-felt repentance is one thing. The systematisation of sin and the manipulation of others through fear and guilt is another - however veiled the "Threat" may be, as in the Orthodox approach.
I want to come to a true faith in God and Christ, but I find this so hard to come to terms with in all sincerity. Please pray for me.
Thanks - Mark Fletcher - 22-02-2007
Thanks for another helpful posting from you. I'll try and get hold of a copy of the book you mention when I can afford it. Thanks for taking the time and trouble to reply. I will certainly pray for you every day.
Confession - John Charmley - 22-02-2007
Dear Mark, Dear Fr. Simon,
Mark, Fr. Simon's advice is, so it seems to me, spot on, and it points up one of the huge differences in ethos and doctrine between the Orthodox and the western tradition of Christianity, influenced as it has been by St. Augustine and by the Roman system, which has tended to emphasise judgement rather, perhaps, than healing.
The Church is a spiritual hospital, and all inside it are sick; the difference between those inside and outside, is that those inside know they are sick and have come to the right place for treatment; outside are those who do not know they are sick, and those who know, but do not know where the best treatment is to be found.
God will judge me, my spiritual father will hear my sin and aid the healing process through the sacrament of confession. If I am ill and I relapse, am I lying when I say I want to recover, but lack the means so to do? Or, am I wiser and humbler to say to my doctor, I lack the means to become well of my own volition, help me please? I know what you told me to do, but I know not how to do it with consistency and purpose - help me, please?
We may fear our disease, and it may disgust us, but God knows our illness and the cure; and part of that cure is to be guided towards the light by a spiritual father who, himself, stands in need of healing, so he knows himself a sinner, even as we are; he does not judge us, he helps us, and himself. Only the one Just Judge will pass judgement upon us; but in this mortal life we need relief from our sickness and amendment of life; we find that in His Church and its sacraments - including confession.
The 'torture' comes from our conscience telling us we have done that which is displeasing to God, and that is making us ill; our spiritual Father supplies a way of lancing the boil; another one will afflict us, and again we shall be absolved. In the process of trying to live the Christian life we shall all fall, we shall all stumble, we shall all need a helping hand up; confession is part of that process - just as struggling with our sinfulness is.
We walk on, perhaps a few more paces. The thing to remember is that with His Grace, and with the help of His Church, healing does take place; there is real progress. That, I think, Mark, is the difference that being inside the real hospital makes - and until I was there I did not know what that meant.
If, sometimes, I seem a little zealous for everyone to come to Orthodoxy, it is because from inside the hospital, even when very sick, you know healing is taking place - and you want everyone you know - and don't know - to get in there quick.
In Christ,
Thanks - Mark Fletcher - 22-02-2007
Many thanks for your kind, wise words, John. Yes, I think you're entirely correct. It's a matter of deep trust and faith in God, His Church, and His Pastors. It's a matter of making a commitment and sticking to it whatever happens.
How Satan seems to work (as you have pointed out previously) is to introduce a little spiritual pride into your mind, and then assist you in dropping a rather large clanger so that you will not want to pick yourself up. It's a bit like the Pope being accused of shoplifting in 'Woolworths'. The shame of it is devastating at the time. The thing to do is to keep picking yourself up again... and again... and again... and trusting those God has entrusted with the cure of your soul. I don't mean to be disrespectful to Pope Benedict XVI - it was only an illustration.
I can only say that, for the first time in my life, I feel called by God to do something in particular. It just happens that it is to be a member of the British Orthodox Church. I will fail and fall many times. I will make many errors of judgement. I will probably not be a very good Christian in many respects. But at least I will have answered His call. For what it's worth, having visited St. Alban's Church, Chatham just the once, I get a very good feeling about the people there, and feel that the Holy Spirit is quietly and powerfully at work.
Whatever happens, I shall stick with it, as I feel sure that this is what God wants. I may not understand much. I may be only able to attend once a month. I may be "as thick as two short planks" and as sensitive as a stone. But at least I will have answered His call. Thanks again for your friendship and postings.
- Simon - 23-02-2007
I will fail and fall many times.
No doubt you will, my friend, no doubt you will... join the club! To quote from the sermon I preached last Sunday:
"Ah, but you may tell me next Sunday how you tried it and your thoughts kept wandering off? Well, of course they did! It?s what they are long used to doing and praying the Jesus Prayer is something new to you. It takes time. Discipline is built up gradually, over a period of time ?it?s not instant. Of course you will fail ? but don?t let that put you off. As the saying and the song puts it: Pick yourself up, dust yourself down, and start all over again. Or as the monk answered one who asked him what they did all day in the monastery, ?We fall down and get up again, fall down and get up again, fall down and get up again?? Just remember to keep getting back up."
I pray that God will bless you in your journey Mark
Thanks - Mark Fletcher - 23-02-2007
Many thanks for your kind and thoughtful posting.
Falling - John Charmley - 23-02-2007
Dear Mark,
Your post breathes the right spirit. One of the gravest sins is to despair. If He could empty Himself to take on our flesh in order to heal it, then we must never despair. It is, as He said in Gethsemane, the will of the Father that must be done.
Fr. Simon's wise words do not make the yoke too heavy. We do make some progress in spiritual health, even as we suffer relapses; but if you follow the call you feel, then you will always have a helping hand.
As you go forward the temptations will become greater; remember when that happens it is Satan trying to reclaim you through the means he originally ensnared you. But with prayer, and with the help of the Incarnate Word who triumphed over death, you will go forward and you will tell Satan to get behind you. Of course, he will, if only to be able to stab you more easily in the back!
But if you put on the armour of the Church, and if you trust in the Lord, you will go forward in His good time.
My dear Mark, keep praying, keep reading - and keep your Faith in Him.
In Christ,
Confession - John Charmley - 26-02-2007
Dear Fr. Gregory,
I just wanted to say thank you for such an enormously helpful posting. There is so much wisdom and good advice there, and it provides the perfect answer to anyone wondering what it is about. It is a key aspect of theosis, and, like the rest of Orthodoxy, forms part of a seamless web which links all aspects of our life in Christ - but I have seldom seen it so well expressed - and never in that short a compass.
Many thanks,
In Christ


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Fall is a sensational time for hosting a gathering for friends and family. The changing leaves and crisp weather can inspire fantastic menus like butternut squash ravioli, roasted sweet potatoes, cranberry spinach walnut salad, and pumpkin pie. All that time cleaning house and planning the menu, it's important not to forget your table-scape. Creating a warm and welcoming dinner table for your fall parties is simple. Choose linens in autumnal colors, think rust, goldenrod, browns and greens. For a rustic seasonal feel, fill a bowl with apples, mini pumpkins, and gourds in all shapes and sizes. Lighting is important and when chosen properly, will really make your dinner shine. For an outdoor dinner, try draping cafe string lights over branches in a tree or on a pergola. Inside, candles will add warmth to your table. White candles are a classic choice, while colored candles can coordinate with your decorating efforts. As delicious as some candle fragrances smell, stick to unscented. The added fragrance of the scented kind can interfere with your own delicious smells coming from the kitchen. Not to mention that some guests may have sensitive allergies.
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Create a simple yet special party favor for your dinner guests to take home at your next fall get together. Since now is the time to plant bulbs in the ground for spring blooming, a goodie bag of flower bulbs is an excellent choice for an autumn dinner party favor.
This works especially well for outdoor or garden-themed parties, but is a fresh choice for any fall gathering. Dinner party favors do not have to be fussy or costly. The best favors are ones that are simple and thoughtful. Wrap a handful of flower bulbs (tulips, daffodils, hyacinths, crocus and allium are popular choices) in a clear cello bag, swatch of fabric or burlap. Tie off with raffia, twine or pretty fall-colored ribbon.
To further personalize each favor, write each guests' name on a tag. A simple colorful piece of scrapbook paper with a handwritten name or message works great and makes the gift personalized. You may also consider writing planting instructions on the back of the tag. Be sure to include the type of flower and it's color, planting depth & spacing, as well as what month to plant.
Spring Blooming Bulb Planting Chart
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- Zones 4-5 – Plant in October
- Zones 6-7 – Plant in November
- Zone 8 – Plant in December
Presenting your guests with a dinner party favor is a kind gesture and will sure to provide a fond memory next spring when the flowers bloom!
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I tried the "Invader" model because Stacey said that model was most popular with their employees. It fit perfectly, so I chose a pair with photochromatic lenses. They adjust automatically to the light. I also choose orange lenses as they do a good job of cutting through marine haze. I did not chose Polaroid lenses as they often fail to reveal wet spots in the road. The Bobsters also have foam seals around the lenses, but they are not replaceable as on the $200 glasses. They do however, carry a lifetime warranty should they fail for some reason. Like all sealed glasses, they tend to fog up when I'm not riding, but sliding them down the nose a little admits air and takes care of that problem. Like all wrap-around glasses, they are bulky when folded. I stored them in the soft case they came in until the stictching fell apart. That wasn't a big deal as the glasses easily fit into a shirt pocket. The Bobsters are sturdy, well made glasses that fit and seal well, even in strong crosswinds. Like the more expensive glasses, they also limit peripheral vision, but not nearly as much. I guess that's the nature of sealed glasses. I took the Bobsters on my 3 week trip to Canada. They never became uncomfortable, my eyes never dried out and they provided great vision thanks to the orange, haze cutting lenses. They were suitable for night riding as they are photochromatic, they provide 100% UVA and UVB protection, and they look good. What more do I need?
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The need for eye protection in a tactical environment is obvious. Over the years, I have gone through more than my fair share of eye protection systems. Needless to say, when I learned that I would be evaluating the Bobster Prowler Glasses, I was more than a little skeptical. The Prowler came neatly packaged in a padded nylon storage case. Inside the case, the Prowler comes with both smoke and clear removable lenses, removable nose pieces and two wear options. The wear options include an elastic goggle style head strap and the normal temple arms. The goggle straps are not capable of being worn outside of the helmet, but are comfortably worn underneath. The temple arms proved to be surprisingly comfortable when used in conjunction with our radio headsets and became my preferred method of wear. Typically, I find that normal glasses become uncomfortable when worn underneath our radio headsets, but with the Prowler, I didn't have this problem. I had the chance to evaluate the Prowler Glasses during the service of a search warrant and during an 8-hour outdoor range exercise. I had no problems switching between the clear lenses for the search warrant and to the smoke lenses for the outdoor range work. Even after 8-hours of range use, the glasses still felt good and I did not have any problems with fogging. I found that the Prowlers were very well constructed and provided a good amount of coverage protection while still being comfortable to wear. Overall, I think the Bobster Eyewear Prowler Glasses are a great product that I can easily recommend. After conducting this evaluation, I have decided to use the Prowlers as my primary set of tactical eye protection. More about the PROWLER
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Just a quick note to say thank you for the great customer service regarding a warranty issue! While on a recent bike trip, I had the plastic retainer clip break on my Bobster goggles. I tried a superglue field repair that failed, and I am sure I ruined the frames completely. With no questions asked, your warranty department replaced the product at no charge, and did it in what I consider record time for warranty issues!
Thank you for a great product and great service to go with it! I am going on-line now to buy a second pair of Bobsters. More about BOBSTER GOGGLES
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Recently I purchased a pair of Gunner convertible, photo chromic sunglasses/goggles. I went for the Bobster brand because so many of my friends have them and they like them a lot. I was going to get laser surgery on my eyes, so I did not get the prescription glasses. After finding out that Lasik was not right for me, I realized that I had a trip coming up in a week and I only had one set of prescription glasses left and they were for reading. Not good for a 1400 mile trip. I contacted Sonnette at Bobster and she was a breath of fresh air. She contacted the lab and asked if they could do a rush job for me, even though it was the middle of riding season. She spoke to the owner about it and they accommodated my request. They didn't even charge extra for the rush job! To make the job even harder, my prescription was just over their comfort zone, but after emailing them my prescription they said it would be safe to complete the job. I received my glasses the day before my vacation was to start. The prescription was perfect. For the first time in years I was able to remove my face shield from my helmet because the foam insert for the glasses keeps my eyes from watering. I have not been able to see this clear in a long time and it felt great! No more distortion from the face shield, just beautiful, clear vision. I can now ride in comfort and enjoy the view. Thanks to all the good people at Bobster for the help! Ride on. More about the GUNNER
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ATTICA - Saturday's Midland Athletic League meet was the end of an era for most, since the league disbands after this school year.
But for Seneca East coach Doug Mason and his Tigers, it was just the start of what truly matters.
Seneca East took the first three individual spots Saturday as the Tigers coasted past Hopewell-Loudon 28-55 for the first of what Mason hopes is four consecutive titles this fall.
"It's the start of where you're starting to run for championships. The MAL championship's this week and then we start the districts and regionals and obviously the biggest goal at the end, so it's part of the process," said Mason after Seneca East claimed its third MAL crown in a row. "It's just keep working hard each week. We're at a certain stage in our training. We're not peaking yet, and hopefully we'll get there.
"To go out and run well in front of all our fans, and to run a great event - lots of parent volunteers and community volunteers made this happen - it's been a process. It's sad to see the end of the MAL. A lot of great coaches, a lot of great accomplishments by the league," he said. "It's a great way to go out."
And come in.
Junior Jared Stockmaster won in 16:06.23, with twin classmates Carson (16:39.05) and Wes Pipher (17:00.36) running second and third for the Tigers.
Stockmaster was glad for the personal and team win, but said he really hoped he would close out the meet by bettering the meet record.
"It feels really good knowing that on our course, we won the MAL. It feels good to win," he said.
"I was hoping for a 15:30 but I guess it didn't work out. I was trying to beat the MAL record of 15:33," he said. "My legs were really hurting through the whole race. I couldn't make them go any more."
Junior Michael Szabo added a seventh (17:41.99) to give the Tigers four first-team runners.
The top eight gained first-team honors, with spots ninth through 16th earning second-team awards, and honorable mentions going to those who took 17th through 24th.
Junior Bryce Watson finished 15th (18:06.01) to complete Seneca East's scorers, with senior Robby Schaffer adding a 20th (18:21.67) and Brady McWilliams ending 24th (18:26.8).
Their effort helped make up for the loss of senior Jason Willman who is nursing a stress fracture.
And while Mason wants to see one of his top runners return, he said the situation has helped the team in other ways.
"It's allowed others to step up and fill that void for now. Probably the biggest thing has just been his leadership. He goes off and goes to the Y and does what he can do - rowing, up in the weight room. The biggest thing is just the void of not having him in practice and the leadership there. But we had to go through this last year and it forced our other guys to get better, so this year, it's the same thing," Mason said. "Our junior class and Robbie Schaffer, our senior, have really stepped forward to fill this void for now."
Hopewell-Loudon had six runners gain MAL honors, led by Chet Swartzmiller's fourth in 17:14.21.
Alex Wood (17:51.33), Ryan Depinet (17:52.13) and Patric Gase (17:58.81) crossed the line 10th through 12th, while Dylan Napier claimed 18th (18:12.8) and Drew Kurtz came in 23rd (18:25.86).
"There were a lot of people that stepped up, and they're just preparing for what's to come in the next couple races. We're just taking it one week at a time and seeing what we can do each time we go out," H-L coach Helen Coleman said. "I'm very proud of how they ran today.
"I think more than anything, it's just mental, building confidence [for the district meet]," she said. "We had a lot of good races and I think they realize that and they realize what we want to do in the next week or so. It's, more than anything, a confidence-building for them."
Carey clipped Old Fort 92-93 for third, Lakota took fifth (161), Calvert came in seventh (203), St. Wendelin ended eighth (215), and Mohawk held off New Riegel 237-239 for ninth.
Trevor Cook's fifth (17:20.69) keyed Carey, with Evan Hyatt adding a 13th (18:01.63) and Ben Kromer running 16th (18:07.92).
Old Fort got a sixth from Brad Bannister (17:33) and a 17th from Tito Lopez (18:09.31), while Elliott Philmore (18:23.3) and Cole Manasian (18:23.52) ended 21st and 22nd.
John Brodman claimed 14th (18:05.17) and St. Wendelin's Nick DeHaven finished eighth (17:43.03) to round out the area runners who gained MAL honors.
Chris Koehler gave Mohawk a 43rd (19:25.51) and New Riegel's Brandon Arbogast took 48th (19:36.09).


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24Frames speaks of a possible Tom Cruise and Jack Nicholson reunion for El Presidente which would see Nicholson play an ex-president and Cruise a Secret Service agent assigned to look after him. It would be a buddy comedy that sounds strangely in the vain of Midnight Run. The duo worked together on the classic A Few Good Men almost 20 years ago. Can you handle that truth?
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I did get stopped in Target today by a girl who said, "My friends and I just wanted to tell you how much we love your hair." We deduced that I definitely do not have Mom Hair. Mission accomplished!
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ahhhh yes, thank you for indulging my request!ReplyDelete
Looks fantastic at all angles. And, yes, getting stopped because your hair is THAT cool says "non-mom hair" to me.
Maybe you're just putting your own spin on what "mom hair" really can be!
wow, the back is shaped perfectly! that red is awesome, I wish I could pull it off.ReplyDelete
i tagged you, so sorry. :) check it out.
I love it! This IS the red I was talking about it! You look awesome!ReplyDelete
I love, love, love it!! I'm not sure that I am bold enough to go red, but wish me luck... I'm cutting off my long semi-curly locks, for a much shorter do, tomorrow!ReplyDelete
No! No Mom hair there! :)ReplyDelete
Definitely not mom hair! It is such a cute do, and the color is great!ReplyDelete
I wish I could get a cut like that. My hair is WAY too poofy.ReplyDelete
Love it!! Some days, I wish I could be more crazy, however I bet my principal would fire me. LOL!! but the kids would be all for it! (I teach at a High School) But, so be it. :DReplyDelete
So cute, Steph! Definitely Yummy Mummy hair!! ;)ReplyDelete
I can't wait to see it in person!!! Maybe next week!! You can come help me get all settled in?! Totally NOT momhair!! I have total mom hair, and it's pulled in a pony tail right now!! LOL.ReplyDelete
It's super cool!ReplyDelete
My SIL has really dark hair like yours and she had those vibrant red highlights put in a while ago and it looked so awesome! Definitely not mom hair!ReplyDelete
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You have a lovely happy blog! Love the funky hairdo!
- Heather LedeboerJuly 14, 2007 8:49 AM
Oh it is so super cool! You have inspired me. I am due for a hair appt soon and I am so going to be cool like you ;)!ReplyDelete
Way better than mom hair. I'd say it's "the cool mom" hair. I need a haircut badly...the one I have is growing out horrendously, and I can't stand it.ReplyDelete
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I LOVE IT! You are one hot mama!ReplyDelete
it truly is good hair!ReplyDelete
having spent the day at the beach with the boys... I am in need of a new... non-mom body in a bathingsuit! any suggestions where to get that?
Love the red... you can really see it now with these new photos!ReplyDelete
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Definately not mom hair! It turned out great.ReplyDelete
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As director of nursing, surgery at the VA Puget Sound Health Care System, Seattle — a position she's held since 2009 — Popplewell enjoys a long career with the facility that includes positions of increasing responsibility and dates back to 1987.
Between 1993 and 2000, she also worked at the Seattle Institute of Biomedical and Clinical Research and Highline Care Center/Park West Center, Seattle.
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Construction will close several Dallas Love Field restaurants
The price of progress is that sometimes we have to say goodbye to the old. In the case of Dallas Love Field, that would be the Chili's, Pizza Hut and McDonald's restaurants in its main lobby.
Those restaurants are in what officials now call Terminal 2, the Southwest Airlines area of the airport. Those restaurants close effective Wednesday, Aug. 1.
"Closure of these concessions will allow Love Field to continue construction on the new terminal lobby, which is expected to be completed spring 2013," the Love Field Modernization Program says in its announcement.
You can still eat at a Chili's, a McDonald's and a Pizza Hut at Terminal 2, as well as other eating places. But you'll have to go through security, to the Southwest Airlines gates, to reach them.
Here's some other changes highlighted by LFMP:
"The temporary wall that currently separates the Terminal 2 lobby and the new Ticket Hall will be taken down in preparation for the Ticket Hall opening in fall 2012. When it opens, the Southwest Airlines ticket counter will be permanently relocated to the new Ticket Hall.
"As a result, the Hudson News store stationed in front of the temporary wall will be closed in early August 2012. Passengers can still pick up magazines, newspapers, other publications and snacks at the Hudson News store located in the secure side of the concourse or in the Terminal 2 Baggage Claim Hall."
When this is all done, Love Field will be substantially rebuilt, including a new 20-gate concourse. The first phase of that concourse is scheduled to open in first quarter 2013, with the second and final phase opening about a year later.


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Guns really don't kill people. People do — and perhaps government should be paying more attention to the murderous thugs who threaten our safety....
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I agree with the intent of this bill, but they really need to consider much stiffer sentences all the way around and from the very beginning. I'm not stating this because I feel there needs to be a higher degree of retribution against criminals, but because when criminals are incarcerated they are not committing crimes in society or expanding the segment of society that has become very expensive to maintain. If an 18 to 20-something year old offender is incarcerated for 20 to 30 years then he will be in his 40s or 50s when he gets out. During that time, no additional crimes in society were committed by that offender that not only affected the victims, but drained the resources of the criminal justice system. More importantly, while the offender is incarcerated, he is not siring a multitude of children that will grow up in a less than desirable environment and likely become criminals themselves to continue the cycle.
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For more than five years, relatives of victims of the Sept. 11, 2001, attack on the Pentagon have been meeting each month to track the progress of their mission: creating a place to memorialize their loved ones.
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LEWISTOWN - It has been more than 30 years since the walls of St. John's Lutheran Church have echoed with the powerful "Hallelujah Chorus."
But on Sunday, the beloved Christmas music will be performed again during a community choir performance of Handel's "Messiah."
Concert director Terri Limes remembered going to performances as a child in Lewistown, but at least a decade has gone by since the old chorus last was sung in the community.
"We want it to be a musical outreach ... a way to use music and involve the community," Limes said.
She opened up the community choir performance to anyone who would like to participate; and a choir of about 40 rehearsed on Wednesday.
"Since it's been so long since (the community's) done it, we didn't know how well people would know it," Limes said, prior to the rehearsal.
Josie Baughman, St. John's adult choir director who helped organize the rehearsal, seemed pleasantly surprised by the quality and strength of the voices that rang through the sanctuary Wednesday.
"We're just here to sing and have fun," she reminded choir, full of faces both young and old.
Prior to the rehearsal, the organizers chose featured soloists from some of the well-known musicians in the area. They are Graham Sanders, tenor, Katie Becker, soprano, Josh Berkey, bass, and Janice Mianualli, alto. Patty Loudenslager will accompany the choir on the organ.
Along with the "Hallelujah Chorus," the choir also will sing the first part, or Advent section, of the oratorio, which includes "For unto us a child is born" and "And the glory of the Lord."
Loudenslager said she envisions the future to hold more and larger "Messiah" performances every year, perhaps even with additional instrumental accompanists.
The free performance will begin at 3 p.m. Sunday at the church, Third Street, Lewistown.
"There are few people that have not heard the Hallelujah Chorus and been moved by it," Limes said. "It's one of the most recognized pieces in the Classical genre."
Inspiration moved composer George Frideric Handel to write the large religious work - 260 pages of orchestrated music - in just 24 days.
According to a history from www.messiahcd.com, Handel never left his house while he was composing. Afterward, he described the experience as "whether I was in the body or out of my body, when I wrote it, I know not."
Written in three parts with the help of literary scholar Charles Jennens, the musical "Messiah" story covers Christ's birth, miracles, crucifixion, resurrection, ascension and return in the end times. Jennens used the text from the King James Bible for the lyrics.
Popular from its beginning, when "Messiah" debuted April 13, 1742, crowds of people were turned away from the hall.
Handel donated proceeds from the concert to charity. Through many of his 30 additional performances of "Messiah," Handel's generosity continued with charitable donations to debtor's prisons, hospitals and orphanages.
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A West Allis gas station was damaged after being hit by a truck Sunday, authorities said.
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"We have no injuries to the inside of the building and the damage to the inside structurally is minor. It's a lot of soda pop cans and pretzels on the ground," said Battalion Chief Mike Schauz of the Wes Allis Fire Department.
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quote: anndddd.... there's teh problem.
quote: THOSE are the idiots that need to stop driving trucks and SUVs.
quote: (Need = use the bed, third row, or tow on a consistant basis, if you just use it once or twice a year it would be a hell of a lot cheaper to rent the Home Depot truck for $20 on those occasions)
quote: About 80% of truck/SUV purchases are for status and not a real need.
quote: If those owners had purchased a Fusion instead there would be a lot less gas needed - and naturally there would be lower prices for everyone.
quote: But the bottom line is they really don't "need" the vehicle they use, for what they mostly use it for. Maybe that's what the original poster was talking about.
quote: Personally I feel you should be able to have whatever vehicle you want. But people are still entitled to be annoyed...
quote: If those owners had purchased a Fusion instead there would be a lot less gas needed - and naturally there would be lower prices for everyone.
quote: Just because you don't want/need to drive a truck or SUV doesn't mean you have any right whatsoever to tell anyone else what they need to drive.
quote: If he lives in a free country he has the right to tell whomever he wants however he feels just as they have the right to flip him off and do what they feel like.
quote: Obviously fuel cost is not a concern for you in your business, otherwise you would care. And this is the USA, so I do have the right of freedom of speech, and can express my opinions - which is NOT the same thing as telling or forcing anyone what to drive. We vote for politicians, and give them the authority to do that.
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Monday, February 02, 2009
Chaos in Perak: Testing People's Patience
Ex-UMNO Bota assemblyman Nasarudin's reason to defect is not justified and petty. He defected because he was not happy with Tajol Rosli's leadership and lost in the divisional party's election. Being an UMNO man for over 20 years, Nasarudin should have known the real face of party politics. It's a dog eats dog world.
The Bota assemblyman announced that his decision was supported by his constituents. The best way to know that is to face a fresh by-election. General election is a sacred mean to allow the flourishing of a democracy. The focal point of an election is to allow the public to choose. In the case of defection, the public are mere by-standers. It is not democracy at work when the right to choose is no longer made available to them.
It would have been more bearable if Nasarudin defected because he can no longer stomach racist politics practiced by his former party. PKR should have been more selective. Granted that political parties should expect competitive politics in a healthy democracy. But the end results of politics is to provide leadership. It is leadership that we need in such trying times. Not endless politicking.
It looks like PKR is stricken by the same illness affecting UMNO. If this kind of political culture continues, voters will lose trust of elected representatives because they can't be sure if their choice will remain committed to his/her political struggle. Often voters voted for the political affiliation of a candidate, very seldom solely for the candidate. Policies are made at the party or a coalition level.
Both PKR Perak state executive councillors, Jamaluddin Mat Radzi (Behrang) and Mohd Osman Mohd Jailu (Changkat Jering), are a big disappointment. Yet both held important portfolios of entrepreneur development and tourism in the state. Osman said he wanted to quit the party and become an independent. Both Jamaluddin and Osman owe the voters an explanation. Politically, it does not make sense for the two to take a self-demotion. Their action is going to arouse suspicion of guilty conscious since the two will be facing the court on Feb 10.
The state PR leadership went all out to defend the two and blasted UMNO for framing the duo. If the two were proven guilty, the state government's credibility will be in jeopardy. Can Perak Menteri Besar Mohamad Nizar Jamaluddin come clean and transparent on this issue?
BN leaders are no better. Gerakan's Koh Tsu Koon blamed PKR for starting the defection game. It is not about the question of who started it first but whether it is morally correct to do so. Needless to say, Gerakan was the main beneficiary of defections in the past. MCA's Ong Tee Keat is keeping his party's doors open. Several leaders including Muhyiddin and Joseph Pairin were against defections. There is no use of BN to blame PKR if its leaders are supporting and even encouraging defections.
On the economic front, BN continues to disappoint. Finance Minister and PM in-waiting Najib Razak has proven that he belonged to the old school politics. Najib's decision to channel hundreds of million through the BN parliamentarians as part of his stimulus plan is a complete let down and an abuse of public funds. Economic stimulus must be carefully managed. It does not matter if some of the states are controlled by the other coalition because the federal government is responsible to ensure the stimulus works for the entire nation.
Channeling funds only through BN parliamentarians is a blackmail and an irresponsible decision. Many of the elected representatives are not trained economists. The funds should be coordinated by non-political institutions.
It looks like the people's patience will soon be tested. Many are forced to vote for a lesser evil and not necessarily for a political organisation which is the most efficient and responsible.
This is the day I cry for Malaysia.
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- amoker said...
THe money will be used for a war chest during the UMNO election time. As simple as that.
can go to hell.....hell to any any political organisation .....
I agree. Some of the PKR elected reps have been a big let down. Too much politicking and too little work done. The PKR leaders better get their acts together fast otherwise they will be history by the next GE. The rakyat are beginning to lose their patience. We are beginning to lose our confidence.
- Bangsa Cina Malaysia said...
We Perakians will vote BN out into the straits of malacca once the Sultan agreed to dissolve.
long live MB Nizar our hero/saviour.
Perakians love you and will make damn sure you remain our MB.
long live PR....
A good commentary but who cares so long as the BN is in power. The whole world is crying and prepare for the worst economic crisis ever BUT our government are still in denial.
- Antares said...
Anyone who STILL insists BN in general & Najib in particular are fit to govern must have every orifice in his or her body bunged-up.
Every step Umno/BN has taken in the 10 months since the dramatic GE12 has only brought it closer to the gigantic grave it dug for itself over the past 3 decades of arrogant, autocratic, feudalistic, hypocritical, corrupt, ethnocentric & mediocre misrule.
If you're among those who INSIST that Pakatan Rakyat should wait another 4 or 5 years before taking over the reins, then I'm stepping back at least 50 steps in case you suddenly explode, since you're probably one of those bunged-up unfortunates! :-)
So what is the solution...? Even if there is no solution... the best thing to do is to vote BN out. In the present circumtances, how bad can we get?
- Khoo Kay Peng said...
Yes, you can boot them out if you are living in a cowboy town. There is a reason for general election being held every 5 years.
Do not burn down the house just because you don't like the tenant.
Yup. Seems like it's disappointed the public. The hopes of the people continue to be dashed. No wonder there are so many people out there who just do not bother to vote or cast spoilt votes.


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The decision gives Osiris the distinction of being the first company to win full marketing approval of a stem cell product. Prochymal is an off-the-shelf human mesenchymal stem cell (MSC) therapy. Osiris' stock jumped as high as $5.926 in early morning trading today after closing yesterday at $5.26.
The company's plans for an FDA approval and U.S. launch of Prochymal for GvHD in 2010 were botched due to two clinical trial failures in that indication during 2009. FDA has asked for additional data before considering a sanction. Osiris expects to have new information and apply for FDA approval by the end of this year. Prochymal is used in eight countries including the U.S. on an expanded-access program basis, according to Bloomberg.
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Before the inductees were recognized, ESD's Assistant Head of Upper School for Academics, Erin Mayo spoke about the significance of the Cum Laude Society and the meaning behind the Latin phrase "Cum Laude" meaning "with praise."
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Celebrating– celebrating the consistent excellence of your academic choices and accomplishment.
Recognizing– recognizing that across fourteen individuals in a thousand different moments, each of you have prevailed as scholars despite the competing demands on your time and energy.
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Sponsored by ESD's faculty and staff who are Phi Beta Kappa members, this academically-elite organization recognizes students that have achieved superior academic achievement. Today, the Cum Laude Society organization includes approximately 380 chapters from independent and public schools in the United States, Canada, England, France, Spain, Puerto Rico, and the Philippines; 12 of the selected schools are in Texas. More information about can be found at www.cumlaudesociety.org.


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|Command line interface
Started by scott.nesbitt New integrations13 comments
|Add tasks by voice in Chrome
|iPhone notifications that nag you until completed or postponed
Started by dominicwa iPhone app0 comments
|Add a 'business hours' field for locations
Started by alice.carback Web app2 comments
|Publish/embed your task list into a webpage
Started by nadrik44 New integrations0 comments
|Import tasks from Outlook
Started by binky2128 New integrations7 comments
|Widget for Mac OS
Started by rickypc New integrations3 comments
|Allow users to log in with Mozilla Persona
Started by mikedconley New integrations1 comment
|Locale plugin (Android)
Started by miamiray New integrations7 comments
|Option to login from the 'no published lists' page
|Option to disable wrapping when navigating a list with the keyboard shortcuts (when you reach the bottom, don't jump back to the top again)
Started by jumpfroggy Web app0 comments
|Google Quick Search Box integration
Started by bramhubbell New integrations27 comments
|Add a 'cost' field for tasks
Started by freesia.giedrys Web app5 comments


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hmmm... I am an anime addict, who is also hook in photography, drawing and painting.
I also love reading books and enjoys reading literary reviews... I love writing before but started to abandon the hobby when I entered college because of some reasons...
I am quite stubborn and love to be spoiled... >_<
please take care of me...
you mean songs or thongs?~ The True User Of Mangekyō Sharingan 15,000 points ~It's embarrassing, really... How long does it take to finish off one little girl and an old hag... I never thought I'd have to resort to my best puppets...~ Sasori
I really do mean throngs... it means crowd... or large people gathered together... :)