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Mandy Moore is a very talented and beautiful singer/actress. She also comes off as genuinely sweet in her interviews. She also has the most beautiful pair of long legs!
Mandy Moore's boyfriend is one lucky bastard!
di Pissed Off Paul 10 ottobre 2003
A girl with a pretty face. She's also probably one of the last GOOD roll model popstars out there. Where did britney and SlutTina go wrong?
di mehhh 11 ottobre 2003
a sexy singer/actress with gorgeous long legs
Any man who is not attracted to Mandy Moore is a queer!
di Da Nastee One 03 ottobre 2003
You would.
I'd give Mandy Moore one.
di Adrian 12 dicembre 2003
actress; singer
movies: a walk to remember, how to deal
cd: so real, i wanna be with you, mandy moore
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di Gio aka BIG Mandy fan 27 luglio 2003
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" I wanna be with you, if only for a night to be the one in your arms to hold you tight."
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Snow on the east coast forced style icon Marc Jacobs to switch a few things around this Fashion Week, including the date, time and venue of the show for his lower-priced Marc by Marc Jacobs line.
Usually, the 8 p.m. time slot on the Monday night of Fashion Week is reserved for his eponymous large-scale production, which is the hottest ticket in town. But, this go 'round, he moved the bigger show to Thursday night and bumped Marc by Marc Jacobs up from Tuesday afternoon at 4 and moved it from the Lexington Armory to Lincoln Center.
Some show goers complained about the move as they made their way into the show, but once inside, everything from the music, to the seating arrangement was classic MJ.
Of course the clothes were classic MJ, as well. Models sporting voluminous, cotton candy-soft hair strut down the runway in '70s-inspired dresses, suits jackets in an array of fabrics and quirky prints. There was also a generous sprinkling of plaid as seen on the female and males models. Several of the guys also modeled shiny suits that had a lounge lizard feel.
One particular favorite was the striking antique white multi "Marie" bonded tulip dress. The girls also wore chunky pumps in bordeaux, wine, navy and black.

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New Multiplex Features Cinemark's NextGen Cinema Design Concept and an XD Auditorium
Plano, TX - Cinemark Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: CNK), one of the world's largest motion picture exhibitors, will open a new 14-screen, all-digital movie theatre featuring the new Cinemark NextGen cinema design concept in north Fort Worth on Friday, June 8, 2012. The Cinemark Alliance Town Center and XD located at 9228 Sage Meadow Trail, Fort Worth, TX 76177 will showcase large, wall-to-wall and floor-to-ceiling screens, enhanced sound systems, and digital presentation in every auditorium. The theatre will feature aCinemark XD:Extreme Digital Cinemaauditorium and seven of the auditoriums will be RealD 3D capable.
"We are pleased to open a new Cinemark theatre for the Fort Worth community to enjoy. Cinemark has 19 complexes in the DFW area and the Alliance Town Center theatre will be the perfect addition," states Tim Warner, Cinemark's Chief Executive Officer. "Our new high-tech theatre featuring NextGen auditoriums offers the perfect environment for enjoying some of Hollywood's most anticipated summer blockbusters likePrometheus,Madagascar 3, The Amazing Spider-Man, The Dark Knight Rises, Ice Age: Continental Driftand Disney's new Pixar movieBrave."
Long recognized as a pioneer in the theatrical exhibition industry, Cinemark is taking the cinema entertainment experience to the next level. The new Cinemark NextGen theatre will offer the latest technology, cutting edge amenities and customer-preferred options all under one roof. All of the auditoriums will offer a state-of-the-art viewing environment with wall-to-wall screens, 100% digital projection and enhanced sound systems equipped with higher quality speakers and 7.1 capable digital surround sound. Additionally, all 14 auditoriums will feature stadium seating, and plush, high-backed, rocker-style seats with flip-up cup holder armrests. In addition to online and kiosk ticketing, this theatre will feature a birthday party room. The convenient self-service concession stand will provide freshly-popped popcorn, Coca-Cola fountain beverages and favorite candy brands.
Cinemark takes pride in creating the best entertainment experience in the industry. In order to make movie-going as easy and enjoyable as possible, Cinemark focuses on offering more choices to their customers. For example, the new theatre will feature online "Print at Home" ticketing, available at www.cinemark.com, which will make it easy for patrons to purchase tickets in advance from the comfort of their home or office. Customers will be able to bypass lines at the box office and go directly to a kiosk in the theatre lobby. Also, guests can download and purchase tickets through Cinemark's mobile applications that are available for iPhone and Android phones. Finally, to stay connected, customers can sign up online to receive free, weekly showtime emailers that contain online coupons for discounts at the concession stand and other weekly special offers.
Several grand opening activities and offers are planned, including 96.3 KSCS - FM broadcasting onsite live from 12 - 1 p.m. on June 8 with special prizes like tickets to the IRL races at Texas Motor Speedway and the Kenny Chesney/Tim McGraw concert. On June 9, i93 - FM will be broadcasting onsite live from 6 - 8 p.m. For both Friday and Saturday of opening weekend, the first 70 customers each day who purchase at ticket at the box office will receive a movie swag bag filled with Cinemark logoed items and movie giveaways. Further details of these offers and a complete listing of grand opening events, advance ticket purchases and showtime information can be found at www.cinemark.com.
About Cinemark Holdings, Inc.
Headquartered in Plano, TX, Cinemark Holdings, Inc. Cinemark is a leader in the motion picture exhibition industry with 459 theatres with 5,181 screens in 39 U.S. states, Brazil, Mexico, Argentina, and 10 other Latin American countries as of March 31, 2012. For more information go to www.cinemark.com.


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"She's got a great voice," Palmer says. "But she's a really good visual artist. She's really interested in graphic novels."
Cobain was intrigued by Palmer and fellow musician Jason Webley's concept for the album, Evelyn Evelyn, which focuses on twin singer-songwriter duo. Palmer was impressed with Cobain for more than her singing.
"She's really smart, level-headed, motivated, and incredibly funny," says Palmer, who met Cobain for the first time while with her fiancé, graphic novelist Neil Gaiman, of which Cobain is a fan. "She has her own really strong personal work ethic and she wants to find her own voice and make her own art and she's going to do it by playing by her own rules."
Cobain's voice was mixed into a chorus with those of "Weird Al" Yankovic, Tegan and Sara and Gerard Way from My Chemical Romance. "We wanted to have a list of really random people on it as a joke," explains Palmer. The album dropped Tuesday.
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Rosewood's Conger finishes with bronze medal
By Rudy Coggins
Published in Sports on March 13, 2010 11:18 PM
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It's Okay to Eat Doughnuts!
"Doughnut lovers love me for saying this," says cold-weather expert Murray Hamlet, DVM, formerly of the U.S. Army Research Institute of Environmental Medicine in Natick, Massachusetts. "You need more calories in winter. You need to eat more fatty, slow-burning foods. I eat greasy in the morning–doughnuts work–[then]carbohydrates in the afternoon, and greasy again at night."
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Inspects the daily progress of multiple construction and utility projects; reviews civil engineered site and division plans and revisions; performs inspections of erosion and sedimentation control and site construction in accordance with applicable codes and policies; issues code violations to contractors if they are not in conformance with State and local laws, codes, standards, and specifications. Receives and/or reviews various records and reports such as subdivision and site plans, erosion control plans, engineering compaction reports, private storm water management agreement, permits, and project documentation. Reviews field changes with civil engineers and contractors. Inspect City improvement projects to ensure conformance with contracts and specifications; assists in making decisions or improvements to the work being performed while meeting the specifications of the codes. Conducts investigations of complaints regarding public works and utility provider noncompliant activities; contacts utility providers to resolve noncompliance or safety hazard issues; conducts follow up inspections and communications with both citizen and utility provider; Inspects City infrastructure in accordance with State and Federal regulations. Creates required inspection reports and maintains inspection records.
Associate's degree in Construction Engineering, Construction Management, or related field; supplemented by three (3) years of experience in construction engineering, construction management, or a closely related field; or an equivalent combination of education, training, and experience that provides the required knowledge, skills, and abilities. May be required to obtain additional certifications as deemed necessary by the City. Must possess and maintain a valid Virginia driver's license.
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on October 12, 2012 - 6:37 AM
The Insurance Club of Buffalo named to its President's Council: Dawn Caci, Travelers Insurance; Joe Floss, Floss Agency; and Dave Pietrowski, LoVullo Associates. Other officers: vice president, Lisa Lowe, Stanley Steemer; secretary, Bob Perno, Merchants Insurance Group; treasurer, Cristin Tyler, LoVullo Associates; legal counsel, Ric Saraf, Kenney Shelton Liptak Nowak; and recording secretary, Jackie O'Malley, Urban Valet Cleaners. Directors: Marcia Brogan, Erin Gregory, Kevin Fox, Stuart Green, Barb Shevlin, Dave Gelia, Debbie Hess, Paul Staring and Andy Tokasz. The Past President's Council includes Tony Kubera and Matt Gortzig.
Volland Electric Equipment Corp. named Samantha Mascia sales representative for its Mead Supply Construction Division, a construction supply/equipment rental company.
Company Connections
Phillips Lytle was selected as a Go-To Law Firm for Labor and Employment Law for its "exceptional work" on behalf of DuPont from a survey by American Legal Media's Corporate Counsel and National Law Journal magazines. It's the sixth consecutive year the firm was selected for this distinction.
Moog Inc., East Aurora, was awarded a $2,626,854 federal contract for physical properties testing and inspection from the Defense Logistics Agency Aviation and Missile Command, Redstone Arsenal, Ala.
S&W Contracting of WNY, Buffalo, was awarded a $1,634,000 federal contract for the repair of roofs from the U.S. Air Force Reserve Command, Niagara Falls Air Reserve Station.
U.S. Veterans Construction and Management Corp., Buffalo, was awarded a $473,723 federal contract for the replacement of joint seals around deicing pits from U.S. Air Force Reserve Command, Niagara Falls Air Reserve Station.
Tecmotiv USA, Niagara Falls, was awarded a $100,924 federal contract for mechanical drive housings from the Defense Supply Center, Columbus, Ohio.
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Inventors: Finan, Patrick D. (Buffalo); Davis, Brandon E. (Buffalo)
Assignee: Block Club Cards (Buffalo)
Date issued: Oct. 9, 2012
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No.: 8,283,398
Inventors: Gilmartin, Brian P (Williamsville); Wu, Jin (Webster); Zhang, Lanhui (Webster); Ma, Lin (Webster)
Assignee: Xerox Corp. (Norwalk, Conn.)
Date issued: Oct. 9, 2012


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Independent Lens: Medora
Monday, March 31 at 10:00 p.m.
In Indiana, where life revolves around high school basketball, what happens to a community when their beloved team can no longer win a single game?
"Medora" follows the down-but-not out Medora Hornets varsity basketball team over the course of the 2011 season, capturing their stories both on and off the court. Riding a brutal losing streak when the film begins, the team's struggle to compete bears eerie resemblance to the town's fight for survival.
An in-depth, deeply personal look at small town life, "Medora" is also a thrilling, underdog basketball story and an inspiring tale of a community refusing to give up hope despite the brutal odds stacked against them.
The Hornets three coaches are all volunteers who hold down full-time jobs as a cop, a preacher and a stonecutter. Rusty Rogers, the six-foot, five-inch center, is virtually homeless due to his mother's problems with alcohol, and lives with point guard Zach Fish in public housing. Shooting guard Dylan McSoley wonders whether he should reach out to his dad, a man he's never met who lives in the next town over. Robby Armstrong, a farmer's son, wants to be the first in his family to complete high school, while Chaz Cowles, arrested on a gun charge, does his best to stay out of trouble with the law.
Ultimately, Medora is a film about America, and the thousands of small towns across the country facing the same fight. As one resident observes, "Once we lose these small towns, we can't get them back."
Directed by Andrew Cohn and Davy Rothbart
Photo: Dylan McSoley, Rusty Rogers, Robby Armstrong, Chaz Cowles.


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John Lotulelei's journey has been a challenge, and no one knows it better than Tau Lotulelei.
John Lotulelei, a senior linebacker for Nevada-Las Vegas and Baldwin High School graduate, was among 51 players named as Butkus Award finalists last week. Tau Lotulelei is redshirting as a freshman linebacker for the Rebels out of Maui High.
"It is pretty exciting to be up for an award that goes to the best linebacker," John Lotulelei said via telephone after practice on Tuesday. "I can't really see myself up there, but every day I'm working my rear off just trying to get somewhere."
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John Lotulelei is Nevada-Las Vegas' leading tackler this season, with 43, and has intercepted a pass
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Following his path- from unrecruited out of high school in 2009 to Merced (Calif.) Junior College to sweating out his admission to UNLV in summer school in 2011 to team captain this season - shows just how far he has come.
"The route I took, pretty much, junior college was tough. The feeling is great," he said.
"Nobody was looking at me because I didn't take care of my schoolwork. I couldn't play Division I football, so I knew junior college was the only way. The living in junior college is pretty hard, especially in California where it is kind of expensive. Food was always hard to find - there's no training table in junior college."
More school was required even after two seasons at Merced.
"They promised me a spot in the summer if I finished the right amount of classes, which I did," he said. "I know now that school is very important and that is one thing I wish I knew coming out of high school."
That message is one John and older brother Saia Lotulelei have hammered home to Tau. Saia Lotulelei, 28, was a three-time state wrestling champion for Maui High and has returned to compete at York College in Nebraska after dropping out of William Penn after one semester out of high school.
John and Tau talk daily to Saia on the phone.
"Saia is always telling us to look at him and how important school is - he is having to start all over," John Lotulelei said. "(Tau) barely got in here - the last class he took, he was on the verge of failing it and I just told him, 'Come on, you don't want to go to junior college.' I did not recommend that and I told him all the bad reasons why. I'm happy that he is here."
UNLV is off to a 1-4 start this season - three of the losses have been by three points.
"We are still trying to get as many wins as we can and get to a bowl game, that is still our goal," John Lotulelei said.
John Lotulelei's 43 tackles lead the team, and he also has an interception. Last season, he had 60 tackles, and he was chosen by coach Bobby Hauck as one of two Rebels to attend the Mountain West Conference media days over the summer. His teammates voted him a team captain.
"Being the quiet guy that he was last year to a vocal leader on the field, it is like night and day," said J.D. Williams,
UNLV's defensive coordinator. "He is playing very good football. He has incredible talent. We'd be in a lot of trouble without him. John is very special, he is the heart and soul of this defense. The good part about him is he is a born leader, a teacher."
Williams, a first-round NFL draft choice out of Fresno State in 1990, played in four Super Bowls for the Buffalo Bills in a seven-year professional career. He said Lotulelei has NFL potential.
"We get NFL scouts here every day inquiring about him," Williams said.
John Lotulelei factors both football and his studies into his future.
"(The NFL) is probably one of the main reasons I came to college to play football, is for the dream of going on," he said. "Now that I'm a senior and thinking about the NFL and whatnot, I'm focusing on school and the league. By next year I will be getting my bachelor's degree (in interdisciplinary studies)."
John Lotulelei also said coaching is likely when his playing days are over. Meanwhile, he is watching out for his younger brother, who took two online courses over the summer to qualify academically.
Former Baldwin coach Jimmy Morimoto, UNLV's assistant recruiting coordinator, kept a watchful eye on Tau Lotulelei over the summer.
"It was very difficult and I thought I wouldn't have made it, but I guess I just trusted in God, coach Jimmy helped me out, John really helped me out with my work," Tau said. "He always tells me to work hard in school. I know through him that education is more important."
There are benefits to being the younger brother of the best defender on the team.
"He is doing great in football and school, I'm very proud of him," Tau said. "It is cool to be his brother because everyone knows him - he motivates me to play hard and maybe I can become better than him."
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Wahoo and blackfin tuna remain thick offshore, fully grown black drum are spawning off the beaches and big trout are biting in and around Charleston Harbor.
Capt. Charlie Nickell of Tide Down, a 44-foot Ocean, put his charter on a mess of 50-plus-pound wahoo last week. The biggest (seen here), might have topped 80 or 90 pounds. They also landed one blackfin tuna and lost more to sharks.
"The fish are eating," Nickell said. "The dolphin haven't started coming through yet, but good numbers of blackfin tuna and wahoo have been caught."
Nickell advises anglers to incorporate wire into their trolling rigs to guard against razor-toothed wahoo. And to catch notoriously boat-shy blackfin tuna, anglers should run lines further back than they might normally, at least 75 or more yards behind the boat, he said.
Nickell and the rest of the fleet expect the dolphin run to start sometime during the next two to three weeks. Marlin and sailfish are sure to follow this first push of dolphin, marking the start of the hard-core trolling season off Charleston.
Meanwhile, anglers sticking closer to shore are finding good action with black drum, speckled seatrout and sheepshead.
Joe Benton of the Charleston Angler said anglers have been catching good numbers of sheepshead at some nearshore reefs, with some bigger fish found inshore as well. One angler caught a sheepshead pushing 11 pounds near Folly Beach, he said.
Benton also said some charter captains recently discovered huge spawning schools of giant black drum at a nearshore reef. Captains J.R. Waits (Fish Call Charters) and Ben Floyd (Charleston Fish Finders) found the schools at the surface, and could even hear the big fish drumming, Benton said.
Though redfish seem to be hit or miss lately, anglers have been taking advantage of a strong trout bite.
"They're big, big trout," Benton said, with many of them caught in and around Charleston Harbor.
"I've heard of some around Castle Pinckney, some up the Cooper a little bit, and then some in the Ashley."
Anglers seem to have the best luck using live shrimp fished under floats, he said.
Freshwater Q&A
Facebook-savvy anglers will get the chance to quiz a state expert on freshwater fishing from noon-1p.m. April 19 during the S.C. Department of Natural Resources' ask-an-expert series.
During this session, Ross Self, chief of freshwater fisheries and a member of DNR Law Enforcement, will be online to field questions.
To participate, "like" DNR on Facebook. You can email questions beforehand to firstname.lastname@example.com or post questions on DNR's Facebook wall during the talk. Use the comment feature under the expert's post instead of starting a new post.
Paddle the state's coast
The South Carolina section of the Southeast Coast Saltwater Paddling Trail extends 295 miles from the Savannah River at the Georgia border to the Little River on the North Carolina border.
Points of interest, along with simple-to-copy latitude/longitude coordinates for the entire trail, are free to the public on a new series of DNR web pages at dnr.sc.gov/marine/saltpaddling.html.
This new resource gives paddlers a gameplan featuring every South Carolina coastal habitat type, from tidal waters, marshlands, and swamps to barrier islands, dunes and beaches.
Many cultural sites and places of interest along the way are accessible by kayak, including old forts, plantations, fishing villages, port cities, resorts and many protected wildlife areas.
Swallow-tailed kites
DNR is asking outdoorsmen and -women to report sightings of the swallow-tailed kite, an endangered species in South Carolina.
Report sightings this spring and summer to The Avian Conservation Center and The Center for Birds of Prey.
Find a report form at thecenterforbirdsofprey.org/swallowtail-kite.php or call the center at (843) 971-7474. Find out more about the kite at dnr.sc.gov/cwcs/pdf/Swallowtailedkite.pdf.
The kite is easily identified by its narrow, 4-foot wingspan, black-and-white color scheme and long, forked outer tail feathers.
Between 120 and 170 breeding pairs remain in South Carolina, primarily in large floodplain forests along the lower Great Pee Dee, Santee, Edisto and Savannah rivers and in the Francis Marion National Forest.
Reach Matt Winter, manager of niche content and design and editor of Tideline magazine, at (843) 937-5568 or email@example.com


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Crater Lake National Park > Mount Scott > Climber's Log
Mount Scott Climber's Log
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|Traverse to Cascade Springs
Date Climbed: Aug 15, 2009
|Headed up the regular trail and then down the NE ridge to Cascade Springs. There are a lot of signs advising people to stay on the trail so if you want to do the same, I'd run it by the people at the Ranger Station first. The view is amazing and the hike up is easy enough.
I highly recommend a stay at Cascade Springs if you get a chance, not a soul in sight. There appeared to be a lot of deer/small animal traffic in the area, though we didn't see anything. Also you get a great view of the mountain.
|Posted Aug 17, 2009 1:36 pm
|Easy but fun
Date Climbed: Jul 31, 2009
|A friend and I trail ran this. Great view from the top.
|Posted Aug 2, 2009 2:14 pm
Date Climbed: Jul 7, 2009
|A fun, easy trail with an amazing view.
|Posted Jul 12, 2009 7:13 pm
|Done it a few times
|Posted Mar 5, 2009 12:18 pm
|Mount Scott Trail
Date Climbed: Aug 17, 2008
|Easy, fun hike. Crater Lake was very cool and interesting to visit.
|Posted Nov 18, 2008 3:33 pm
|Trail Hike
Date Climbed: Aug 26, 2007
|Fun hike, great views from summit.
|Posted Oct 16, 2008 4:21 pm
Date Climbed: Sep 8, 2008
|First of 7 summits in 4 days. A nice little hike with what would have been good views w/o the smoke from 2 nearby fires. Passed 30+ people on the way up. Up in 50 minutes, down in 38.
|Posted Sep 12, 2008 10:59 am
|No dogs allowed
Date Climbed: Sep 7, 2008
|No dogs allowed on the trail; and it is enforced. So our group of four (plus the dog) split into twos and climbed while the others drove around the rim. Nice sunny day; 50 minutes to the top; incredible views.
|Posted Sep 11, 2008 4:43 pm
|On the snow
Date Climbed: Jun 21, 2008
|I've climbed this in the summer and it's, of course, an easy hike to the top. Under the snow it was a steep and slick climb up icy snow in the trees. We camped right next to the ranger tower; it was beautiful. The approach to the base involved about 13 miles of snowshoeing.
|Posted Aug 30, 2008 6:32 pm
Date Climbed: Aug 6, 2008
|Rain + a late start killed any other plans, plus it's always nice to visit beautiful Crater Lake. A nice, mellow hike with amazing views. Up & down in a little less than 3 hours.
|Posted Aug 11, 2008 4:21 pm
|Rain, sleet and snow in August
Date Climbed: Aug 21, 1999
|We hiked this trail after graduating from UO. It was maybe 38, maybe colder. The summit was socked in, but the observation hut was a nice thing to cower behind. Cool arrangement of firs- cali red, noble, black and several others. I'd like to see the view when there is one! Well, it is the peak of the park.
|Posted Mar 5, 2008 2:03 pm
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|Main Trail
Date Climbed: Sep 23, 2007
|Beautiful day with clear skys and no wind. Huge bike race around the lake with thousands of participants made this 1.5 hour car to car jaunt worth doing. Great view of the lake and surrounding mountains.
|Posted Oct 7, 2007 11:49 pm
Date Climbed: Sep 1, 2007
|Watched the sunset from the top. A nice view and a good end to the day.
|Posted Sep 19, 2007 4:16 am
|Mt Scott Trail
Date Climbed: Sep 13, 2007
|Quick hike up and down the trail in about 1:45hrs round trip. Fantastic views, although a bit hazy today.. couldn't see Shasta or the Sisters.
|Posted Sep 14, 2007 1:05 pm
|Beautiful views
Date Climbed: Aug 10, 2007
|Easy hike - maybe an hour. The view of the lake is incredible Mt. Thielen looks so inviting.
|Posted Aug 16, 2007 3:12 pm
Date Climbed: Jul 18, 2004
|Short hike with great view.
|Posted May 25, 2007 4:40 pm
|nice late oct hike
Date Climbed: Oct 28, 2006
|After climbing Thielsen earlier this month I decided to cruise back down to southern oregon to hit this P2K'er. Nice hike, could see knobby looking Shasta in the distant south, first time I had seen it in 20 years or so. Hike went quick so busted over to Hillman Peak and climbed it also.
|Posted Oct 29, 2006 1:25 am
|Dennis Poulin
|Mt. Scott Trail
Date Climbed: Aug 25, 1999
|I've climbed this one at least 3 times. Great views of Crater Lake and there are usually other hikers to socialize with.
|Posted Sep 22, 2006 9:29 pm
|Route Climbed: Mt. Scott Trail
Date Climbed: Aug 23, 2006
|highest point in Crater Lake National Park; after finishing Thielsen earlier in the afternoon, we checked out the NP and were hoping for a nice view from Mt. Scott- unfortunately wildfires burning inside the park made everything smokey and there were no clear views. that together with the fact the trail is dusty and dry made it debatable whether or not it was worth it to hike to the top.
|Posted Aug 25, 2006 3:21 am
|relaxing on the peak after the marathon
Date Climbed: Aug 12, 2006
|After running the Crater Lake Marathon in the morning, I changed clothes and hiked up Mt Scott to eat some lunch. I just couldn't resist seeing the park (and much of the marathon course, including the highpoint of the course at Cloud Cap) from the highest peak in the park.
BTW, the marathon was great. I finished 6th overall in 3:27:02. We had perfect weather (cloudless skies; 40 and breezy at the start; 60s and sunny at the finish). If you're a runner, I highly recommend running either the 6.7-mile, 13-mile, or full marathon races here at Crater Lake on the second Saturday of August. Tough courses, but what a great place to run.
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app well located in a scenic area on the ground floor BUT without double glazing (intense nightlife !!!) with misleading photos:
only the correct room was the sofa in the living room doubtful shower tray with brown seals and badly arranged kitchen and bathroom s without vents
d or odors ..
well organized and friendly reception
app bien situé dans un quartier pittoresque MAIS en rez de chaussee sans double vitrage (vie nocturne intense!!!) avec des photos trompeuses :
seule la chambre etait correcte le canapé du salon douteux le bac de douche avec des joints marrons et mal disposée la cuisine et la s de bains sans aerations
d ou des mauvaises odeurs..
reception bien organisée et aimable
We enjoyed the apartment very much and right in the center of Lisbon. The welcome by Sara was nice, efficient and friendly. The contacts we had before about time of arrival and directions was good. This apartment is worth to come again.
home by Sara was quality. I suggest we draw the attention of prospective entrants to the fact that there are many names of streets like what we lost. output side subway to clarify .... the housing is consistent with what has been said, a little dark and noisy but normal for this very central area of old town with a satisfactory quality for money.
we have not cooked on site and took advantage of the nearby restaurants sometimes scammers .... Satisfied overall but we would not stay there strong hot season ......
l'accueil par Sara a été de qualité. je suggère qu'on attire l'attention des futurs arrivants sur le fait qu'il y a plusieurs noms de rues similaires ce qui nous a égaré. coté sortie métro à préciser....le logement est conforme a ce qui a été dit, un peu sombre et bruyant mais normal pour ce secteur très central de vieille ville avec un rapport qualité prix satisfaisant.
nous n'avons pas cuisiné sur place et avons profité des restaurants alentours parfois arnaqueurs.... Satisfaits dans l'ensemble mais nous n'y reviendrions pas en forte saison chaude ......
We had a wonderful time in this little appartement in Lisboa! Everything was clean and cozy! The appartement is directly in the Barrio Alto so we could do everything by foot. We also cooked two times in the kitchen and had super nice evenings in the appartement with the two little "balconys"! We can definitely recommend this place!
Clara, Lena, Theresa, Laura
The Apartment is prefectly located, clean and has everything you Need. Filipe and his Team Are very friendly and helpfull. He also allowed us to Check out two Hours later, which was very kind. I highly recommend the Stay there.
We spent some days in the studio and really enjoyed the nice view of the kitchen-window. It is no worth cooking in the apartment as going out for lunch is really cheap and the kitchen is just equipped to prepare a quick sandwich or pasta, not a hole meal. Clean bathroom and rooms, only the bed is, in my opinion, very uncomfortable and not like written "getting out of the bed will be difficult" in a positive sense. Communication with the host was very easy, friendly and cooperative!!
For the last days we had to move to another apartment as they started with some demolition works next door. But this may occur at any place and WIMDU really did a good job to solve this problem. Thanks a lot for this!
We felt like beeing at home with our two children (14, 15) in Graca flat. It was nice, clean, all functioning kitchen and bathroom, good view from 4.th floor and little balcony with river view in large distant but real lisboa atmosphere, we can recommend it to other familys, also for 6 persons. Internet was little bit slow and in tv there were some english channels. The communication with housekeeper was great!! We would come again!
Nice apartment and very friendly and helpful hosts. Only we were missing a wardrobe or some shelfs to store our cloths. The area was perfect to start exploring Lisbon. At night a bit loud.
nice location, everything was fine. thanks to some frensh party people was noisy that days. bathroom is very small and on suite!! was clean but somehow very used. maybe you like to bring your own pillow.
It is a spacious, clean and well located (short walk to Bairro Alto, Viewpoint, Rossio, etc.) ikea flat. Marisa estimated our arrival time pretty right, so the check-in went smoothly and on top we got a lot of good advice what to do, see and how to get around! :) If you plan on cooking in the flat you might bring your own salt and pepper from home, if you don't want to buy it. All the kitchen supplies are available but there is nothing like salt, tea or coffee.
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An early morning blaze destroyed Sisolack's Truck Repair on Talbott Road in Barbour County Friday. The fire started shortly before 8 a.m., and fire crews remained on the scene throughout the day.
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Several area fire departments responded to a fire at Sisolack's Truck Repair along Talbott Road Friday. A propane truck in the garage kept firefighters busy throughout Friday attempting to keep the tank cool.
Belington Fire Chief Phil Hart said crews were working with water hoses to keep a propane truck in the building cool. The propane escaping from the truck was burning, but firefighters did not want to extinguish the blaze for safety reasons. Once all the propane leaked out the fire would extinguish itself, officials said.
"We have tankers from the regional fire companies bringing in water," Hart said. "Each tanker carries about 2,000 gallons of water, and they are constantly shuttling water here for us to draft into the aerial. We are hitting the propane truck from the aerial ladder to keep the propane tank cooled.
"It will take approximately 4 to 5 hours for the propane to all burn out. People should avoid the Talbott Road area until that time."
As of Friday evening, firefighters were still working at the scene.
The Belington EMS, the West Virginia State Police and firefighters from Belington, Huttonsville Mill Creek, Ellamore, Elkins, Junior, Beverly, Coalton and Fellowsville responded to the scene. Firefighters from Leading Creek covered the Belington Fire Department during the event.
A nearby neighbor, who wished to remain unnamed, said she was coming out of her drive Friday morning and was startled by the blaze. She said there were several explosions at the site, but no one was hurt.
Barbour County Schools transportation representative Marjorie George said a change was made in the bus schedule because a small section of Talbott Road was closed.
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CAREY - Lincoln Stansberry and Zack Boes each fired a 39 for Carey in what amounted to a practice round Monday as the Blue Devils played against a Mohawk squad with only three players.
Grant Wentling added a 46 for Carey at Bob's Countryside.
J.W. Riedel's 42 led the Warriors.
Davidson leads, Steyer saves OF
BETTSVILLE - Cole Davidson, a first year senior golfer for Old Fort, fired a team-best 38, but it was Maison Steyer's 46 that made the difference as the Stockaders moved to 2-0 by edging Gibsonburg, 170-172 at Nature Trails.
Bettsville also played, shooting 215.
"Fourth man came in and saved us," Old Fort coach Matt Combs said. "We got a great round from Cole Davidson, that was his best round for nine holes."
Gibsonburg's Cyrus Foos was the medalist, shooting a 36, while the Bobcats' were led by Ryan Hager's 46.
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NEW WASHINGTON - Katelynn Kinley shot a 49 Monday to key Mohawk's 220-229 win over Buckeye Central at Cranberry Hills.
Chelsea Clinger backed Kinley with a 50 for the Warriors.
Lydia Shealy's 52 led the Buckettes, and Maddie Fagan carded a 55.
TC vaults to 4-0
FOSTORIA - Columbian improved to 4-0 Monday with a 5-0 win over Fostoria.
Alex Cramer blanked Cori Garrett 6-0, 6-0 at No. 1 singles, Kelly Bishop beat Kendall McCoy 6-0, 6-2 at No. 2 and Sarah Guzowski shut out Pernille Knudsen 6-0, 6-0 at No. 3.
Tornadoes Audrey Vrancken and Allie Elchert defeated Lauren Risner and Alyssia Sandoval 6-0, 6-0 at No. 1 doubles.
Kelsey Drown and Ashley Niedermier turned back Redmen Autumn Affholder and Jillian Smith 6-1, 6-0 at No. 2 doubles.
Smith fuels Calvert's title run
OREGON - Olivia Smith won to lead Calvert to the girls title, and Austin Schultz clocked in second in the boys meet to highlight efforts by the Senecas at the Northwest Ohio Catholic Schools Association meet at Maumee Bay State Park.
Smith crossed the line in 21:05 for her victory, Morgan Smith ran third (22:18) and Sydney Berlekamp took fifth (22:55) as Calvert beat Sandusky St. Mary 28-57 for the girls crown.
Marisa Horn added an eighth (23:23) for the Senecas and Corinne Harris ended 11th (23:34).
Schultz finished second in 17:46 in the boys race to help Calvert take fourth with 76 points, one point behind Cardinal Stritch.
Ren Boehler added a 14th (20:27) for Calvert.
Sandusky St. Mary beat Norwalk St. Paul 49-61 for the boys title.
Rams jump all over Presidents
MARION - Brandon Miller scored four goals and Shin Nagahama had two goals and two assists Monday as Upper Sandusky thumped Marion Harding 7-2.
Nagahama, Miller and Taylor Emerick staked the Rams (2-0) to a 3-0 lead in the first 10 minutes of play, but the Presidents (0-1) battled back to trail by a goal at intermission.
It was all Upper Sandusky from there.
Miller scored three more times and Nagahama had another goal as the Ram roared away.
Miller and Emerick each added an assist, and William Amert stopped three shots.
Dillon Hoskin turned back nine shots for Harding.
TC evens mark
Mike Brady scored twice and only weather halted Columbian's domination Monday as the Tornadoes beat Clyde 5-1 to improve to 1-1.
The Tornadoes never trailed, getting unassisted goals from Spencer Pauley and Brady for a 2-0 halftime lead.
Hunter Stark and Garrett Bean pushed the lead out to 4-0 before Clyde's Zach Taylor booted a goal six minutes into the second half.
Brady added his third goal 11 minutes later and the game was called because of lightning nine minutes after that.
Pauley also added an assist and Josh Gibson had three save in goal for TC, which outshot the winless Fliers (0-2) by a 22-7 margin. Jeff Matter tallied 17 shots for Clyde.


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who has seen the latest star wars movie clone wars, what did you think of it ?
I havent seen it, is it any good?
I haven't seen it, but I usually go to this site called "spill.com"... it is quite helpful and funny. Here is a link to the new star wars one http://www.spill.com/movie-review/Star+Wars%3a+The+Clone+Wars/431442
I went to that website, spill.com . It was cool, and your right it was funny.
It's cool I liked it, I think you would have to be a big fan to really get into it. It leaves you wanting more. What else are you into? Oh I saw on your page you like anime do you like Death note? that joint is tight. alright im gone talk to you soon.
It was okay but it had some flaws in it. I think it is doing much better as the tv series.
Christopher Garland(AKA)garland5000clone wars was good but not as good as starwars episode 6 that was the best.
it was good and it leads you to watch the animated series on CN.
i like it better after seeing and staying with the animated series. "You know what you have to admire? A Catholic hit man who blesses himself just before he strangles someone."-George Carlin
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It was ok, but the first three and the 3D version of the first three Star Wars movies were much better. At least that's what I think.
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There is an hour opf starwars the clone wars after pokemon and the starwars is about a virus that will kill any body.
if you're familiar with the comics or the clone wars micro-series, hopefully these episodes will set the stage for durge the bounty hunter (since he first appeared when there was a bio weapon on the moon of naboo). i liked how in the second episode in the hour special they threw in the angel as a reference to episode 1 the phantom menace.
can't wait for the finale! they're introducing a new character called cad bane, a duros bounty hunter. he is based off of the character nicknamed angel eyes in the good the bad and the ugly. but apparently his early concepts were based off of unused versions of durge. we'll also see some familiar jedi slayers so don't miss it sw fans! "You know what you have to admire? A Catholic hit man who blesses himself just before he strangles someone."-George Carlin
i didnt like the new star wars movie
i liked cad bane and it was cool seeing aurra sing. can't wait for next season, it would be cool since we see sing and most probably later will see quilan vos (aalya secura's master), if we could see an anzati (watch swIV:a new hope, the hookah smoking guy in the cantina is dannik jerriko. he is an anzati vampric assassin). "You know what you have to admire? A Catholic hit man who blesses himself just before he strangles someone."-George Carlin
They was intersting back there but I don't knowof new movie of star wars
Star wars is the best. Watch it as much as possible. Yodas the man..I Think Im Being Watched... You cant trust anyone, not even Sesame Street....=D
is it good though? i don't really watch star wars because i don't know if it'll interest me....
Clone wars is good but I think you would enjoy the Star wars series more. But you need to start with the original star wars first then, empire , and jedi. then watch the newer stuff. all good but i still like that order the best. And if you like the movies youll enjoy clone wars.. "Im concerned with the structure. Those who control my life and those who want to control it even more. I want freedom, thats what I want and thats what you should want!!!"
and thought of robotech
I liked the season finale with Boba Fett.
Ke nu jurkadir sha' mando'ade.
this season they will introduce sith training techniques and the origins of darth maul by introducing a new zabrak sith lord named savage opress.


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While the world waits for the official portrait of Prince William and Kate and their newborn son, Prince George, the young couple is weighing another option: releasing a set of snapshots possibly taken by Kate and the Middletons, a palace source tells PEOPLE.
After the initial news release, the images would then be distributed on social media outlets like Twitter and on the couple's website.
"The whole point of these photos is that as many people have access to them who need to and we will find the easiest way of doing that," the source says.
It means that the Duke, Duchess and Prince of Cambridge would not pose for a professional photographer, or have to welcome someone into the Middleton family home (where Kate and George have been staying while William returned to work).
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Donald Trump is one of the biggest jackasses around, but he did have a decent point when he suggested on Twitter that the Yankees should refuse to pay A-Rod due to fraud – they resigned him not knowing he was taking PEDs. In know – it's unrealistic, but it would make for some great reality TV.
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The DSC Düsseldorf Antlers Lacrosse Program is inviting applications for the position of Coach/Player. This position is a minimum 12-month appointment with the possibility of annual renewal. Your main source of income will be working at a local language school gaining experience in education management. This is a great opportunity for recent graduates to gain experience internationally, learn a new language and to build your resume both as a teacher and as a coach.
Coaching/ player experience; University/College degree, required.
· Knowledge of the sport and ability to teach both fundamentals and advanced strategies of the game.
· Strong personality with good communication skills.
· Adaptable to new situations and willing to take on new challenges
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· Experience leading groups of individuals
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|Safe Electricity Provides Tips on Winter Storm Safety
For Release: December 20, 2012
Contact: Kyla Kruse, 217-546-6815
Tips on Winter Storm Safety
(SPRINGFIELD, ILL.)—Just before the official start of winter, a winter storm has fallen on the Pacific Northwest and swept across mountain and plain states. Called winter storm Draco by the Weather Channel, the storm has brought high winds up to 80 miles an hour, ice, hail, and up to a foot of snow in some areas of the country. Along with these weather conditions comes the chance of power outages and hazards that can remain after the storm is gone. Safe Electricity reminds everyone that it is important to know what to do to keep everyone safe and warm.
"Strong winds, heavy snow, and accumulating ice can bring down power lines, cutting off power to homes and businesses," explains Molly Hall, executive director of the Safe Electricity program. "This winter storm already caused damage to property and power outages for so many people."
Safe Electricity encourages you to brush up on your knowledge of storm safety. The following tips will help keep you warm and safe during and after the storm:
"The first step in dealing with winter storms is preparation," says Hall. "Being prepared for a potential power outage can make riding out a prolonged outage safer and more comfortable. Before the next storm comes through, make sure to update and replenish your emergency preparedness kit with items such as water, nonperishable food, blankets, medications, a first-aid kit, flashlights, and batteries."Stay safe and warm this holiday season. For more information on electrical safety, visit SafeElectricity.org.
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The Energy Education Council is a 501 (c) 3 non-profit organization dedicated to promoting electrical safety and energy efficiency. Established in 1952, the Council is headquartered within the University of Illinois Extension, and serves as a forum for diverse utility and energy organizations to collaborate on the mutually vital issues of efficiency and safety. Learn more at www.EnergyEdCouncil.org.


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Let me begin by stating, without equivocation, that I have no
interest whatsoever in infringing upon any intellectual property
belonging to Monster Cable. Indeed, the less my customers think my
products resemble Monster's, in form or in function, the better ... If
there is more than one such connector design in actual use by Monster
Cable as to which appropriation of trade dress is alleged, of course, I
will require this information for each and every such design. On the
basis of what I have seen, both in the USPTO documents you have sent
and the actual appearance of Monster Cable connectors which I have
observed in use in commerce, it does not appear to me that Monster
Cable is in a position to advance a nonfrivolous claim for infringement
of these marks.
I will also point out to you that if
you do choose to undertake litigation, your "upside" is tremendously
limited. If you somehow managed, despite
the formidable obstacles in your way, to obtain a finding of infringement, and
if you were successful at recovering a large licensing fee--say, ten cents per
connector--as the measure of damages, your recovery to date would not reach
four figures. On the downside, I will
advance defenses which, if successful, will substantially undermine your future
efforts to use these patents and marks to threaten others with these types of
actions; as you are of course aware, it is easier today for your competitors to
use collateral estoppel offensively than it ever has been before. Also, there is little doubt that making
baseless claims of trade dress infringement and design patent infringement is
an improper business tactic, which can give rise to unfair competition claims,
and for a company of Monster's size, potential antitrust violations with treble
damages and attorneys' fees.
quote: Monster Cable, known for its pricey boutique cables, which it markets to the audiophile community is no stranger to controversy.
quote: As a side note (that's kind of funny), apparently this Monster surge protector eliminates "static" coming from the electrical outlet and prolongs the life of your television and makes sure your getting a clean signal for the "best quality picture". Typical Monster bs.
quote: they market to poor suckers buying a new TV at Best Buy who don't know any better and get fooled by the pushy salesmen.
quote: And I forgot to say, I do see your point about digital signals.
quote: Too true. Its amazing people actually think the " quality " of a piece of copper carrying a digital signal matters in the LEAST when its only going 6 feet !!
quote: However there are people in this world that would beg to differ with us both. There was one guy, he wasn't my friend - he hung around another friend of mine because they use to work together -- talk about an audio geek -- as soon as I saw this topic i thought of him. He swear up and down that the quality of the cables matter and there are minute details that "common folk" over look....
quote: Monster doesn't market to the audiophile community, they market to poor suckers ...
quote: Indeed, the less my customers think my products resemble Monster's, in form or in function, the better.


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Source: Reuters
quote: 1. Exactly how many white-collar financial executives were sent to prison with hefty jail terms or Death Row over their misdeeds, which affected thousands of innocent people and cost taxpayers upwards of billions?
quote: When merely unlocking your phone results in a $1-million fine plus many weeks behind bars, why bother?
quote: We even have a president willing to bend us all over with obscure Executive Orders, completely bypassing what little judicial protections and measures that still exist.


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BUCYRUS - Ben Hahler made sure Seneca East owned the boards and two others joined him in double-digit scoring Tuesday as the Tigers thumped Bucyrus 54-37.
Hahler hauled in 13 of Seneca East's 31 rebounds, finishing two shy of the team total for Bucyrus, and tossed in 10 points.
Ethan Caudill's 24 points for the Tigers (4-2) led everyone and Nate Phillips chipped in 14.
Michael Purcell scored 10 points for the Redmen (1-6) and Austin Williams (9) and Brian Snouffer (8) combined for 17.
Consistency favors Chieftains
VAN BUREN - Van Buren may have taken the lead early but Hopewell-Loudon's consistent efforts helped it finish with a 52-50 victory.
Van Buren started the second quarter, leading 13-10, but the Chieftains (4-1) rebounded to lead 28-26 at the half.
Van Buren only managed four points in the third period, leaving Hopewell-Loudon with a 42-30 lead with one quarter left.
The Knights (1-5) couldn't make up the lost ground.
Alec Gregg led the Chieftains with 24 points, six of his shots from beyond the arc.
Tyler Imes chipped in 14 points while Weston Hill had eight points and seven rebounds.
Fondessy leads SW against Polar Bears
DOLA - Colleen Fondessy poured in 20 points and was perfect from the foul line, helping the Mohawks rumble ahead of Hardin Northern, 65-32.
Fondessy added four assists, four steals and two blocks to her accolades while Kamryn Troike was the only other player to post double digits (10).
Chelsey Delong tossed in 14 for the Polar Bears.
Warriors clamp down on Northmor
GALION - Mohawk forced 35 turnovers and didn't allow Northmor to score more than five points in the quarter until the fourth in a 56-25 whipping Tuesday.
The Warriors (5-2) led 24-2 at the first stop and 36-5 at halftime to put the game away early.
Julie Adelsperger led the way with 16 points and six rebounds. Kasey Adelsperger scored 10 points, Lynsey Trusty added seven assists and three steals, Ashley Parker snared seven boards and Clara Adelsperger grabbed six rebounds and four steals.
Ishmael, Tigers best Kwiat and Calvert
NORTH BALTIMORE - The night's marquee matchup went to Dalton Ishmael, but it may just be the precursor of many head-to-heads yet to come.
Ishmael clipped Calvert 195-pounder Daniel Kwiat 6-4 in a battle of returning state placers - third for for the former, fifth for the latter - as North Baltimore rolled to a 58-12 win over an outnumbered group of Senecas.
The pair could also face off at the Midland Athletic League Championships as well as a few times in the postseason.
Meanwhile, Van Buren also beat Calvert 30-15, with Calvert filling just four weight classes.
John Brodman led the Senecas with a sweep at 120 pounds, edging Van Buren's Austin Cory 3-2 and taking a forfeit against the Tigers.
Kwiat pinned Van Buren's Tyler Atchinson (3:21), and Phillip Boes got a forfeit at 138 against Van Buren.
Cody Kuhn claimed an injury default over North Baltimore 113-pounder Ryan Long.
Chieftains win tri-match
BASCOM - Hopewell-Loudon dominated both South Central and Seneca East in triangular match at home. The Chieftains downed South Central in a 30-14 fashion before taking a 40-24 victory over Seneca East.
Alec Brock (126), Valencio Velasquez (138), Coltan Hossler (285) and Bernie Somers (113) all went 2-0 for H-L.


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Monday, July 15, 2013
Mount Pleasant product and swimming standout Megan Kingsley made a verbal commitment to the University of Georgia, according to her Twitter account.
"Proud to say that I'm going to be a part of the Georgia class of 2018!! Officially a Georgia dawg!! #CommittedToTheG," Kingsley (@Megs_Kingsley) tweeted on Monday. She is a member of the Mount Pleasant Swim Club and rising senior at Wando.
Kingsley experienced the Gabrielsen Natatorium in Athens, Ga. – home of the Bulldogs – last weekend at a sectional meet. She earned second place in the 200-butterfly event.
A decorated youth swimmer, Kingsley claimed third in the 200 fly at last year's Pan Pacific Championships and 11th during the Olympic Trials.
National championship
Two former Wando High School sailing team members won the Club 420 National Championship Regatta on Lake Geneva, Wis. this past weekend, defeating a field of 60 other crews from all over the country.
Carter Cameron, 16, and Ian Dilling, 18, won the first race of the event and sealed their victory by coming in 11th, eighth and seventh in the following races, according to a news release.
Cameron and Dilling won by five points over the runner-up team. Their performance was highlighted by rallies in the third and fourth races. In the third race, they were in the middle of the fleet after two of the three total legs before passing about 20 boats to grab eighth place. In the fourth race, they overcame eight boats on the final leg for seventh place.
Cameron is a rising junior at Wando. Dilling graduated this past spring and is attending the College of Charleston.
The boat class during the championship was the 420, which are 14-foot sailboats raced with two-person crews.
Junior Regatta
Watch out for a cluster of opti sailors next month. The ninth annual Mount Pleasant Junior Regatta will be held Aug. 10 at Hobcaw Yacht Club.
Registration is open for all skill levels. The regatta strives to encourage participation from children who have "basic boat handling skills" but may not have extensive racing experience, according to a news release.
Boat classes will be optimist – green, white, blue and red, sunfish, 420 and laser. Optimists and 420 boats are limited and available on a first-come basis. Reserve one of these classes by calling Tina Carter at 849-2061.
Pre-registration forms are available at Mount Pleasant Recreation Department offices or may be obtained by downloading them online at www.tompsc.com. Participants may register online, as well. The entry fee before Aug. 2 is $20 per boat and $25 the day of the event.
On race day, registration is held from 10-11 a.m., the skippers' meeting immediately follows, lunch is served from 11:15-11:45 a.m. and races begin around 12:30 p.m.
Erik Clark may have graduated in the spring from Wando, but he's still adding to his trophy shelf. Clark, who joins the College of Charleston men's soccer program, received All-American honors from the National Soccer Coaches Association of America.
Clark is a first-time recipient of the award. Forty-nine high school student athletes were named to the NSCAA High School All-America Teams. He was one of four South Carolina players on the boys and girls teams – two S.C. boys and two S.C. girls.
Track & field
Christ Our King-Stella Maris student Justin Pelic is making a name for himself in track and field. Pelic qualified for the Hershey's Track and Field Games North American Finals, held Aug. 1-4 in Hershey, Penn.
He will compete in the 100-meter event in the 11-12 boys division. Pelic is one of nine South Carolina participants, and the only Lowcountry representative.
The rising seventh grader won two gold medals in the 100- and 200-meter dashes during the state Hershey Track Meet at Park West last month.
Palmetto Christian Academy girls basketball standout Corey Caulder is continuing her pursuit of a Division I scholarship through the summer Amateur Athletic Union circuit.
Caulder, who plays on the 76ers Elite team with players from South Carolina, North Carolina and Georgia, helped the 76ers win the Super Showcase tournament and then grab fifth in the AAU national tournament.
Both events are attended heavily by collegiate scouts and coaches. Caulder is a rising junior.
Jarrett Swan, a rising junior at Charleston Southern and a Mount Pleasant native, tied for 10th place at the Carolinas Amateur golf tournament held at Kiawah Island´s Ocean Course this past weekend.
Swan had a three-shot lead going into the final round on Sunday but shot an 81 to finish seven strokes back of Carter Jenkins, of UNC Greensboro.
The Ocean Course was the site of last August's PGA Championship.
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on April 15, 2013 - 7:39 PM
Two hospitals in Western New York are among 379 facilities across the country to be recognized for patient safety, according to a report released last week.
Kenmore Mercy Hospital, a member of Catholic Health System, and Olean General Hospital, a member of Upper Allegheny Health System, are among 10 hospitals in the state to receive 2013 HealthGrades Patient Safety Excellence Awards, which recognize excellence in safeguarding patients from serious, potentially preventable complications during their hospital stays. Award winners rank in the top 10 percent in the country for patient safety, the report states.
Both hospitals also are among 262 facilities that are within the top 5 percent for patient safety.
There were 4,729 hospitals examined nationwide.
This is the second year in a row that Kenmore Mercy Hospital has received the award.
"Every member of Kenmore Mercy's health care team, regardless of their role or responsibility, has maintained a strong focus on patient safety," said John Kane, Catholic Health System's vice president of quality and patient safety.
"Patient safety has always been our top priority," said Timothy J. Finan, president and chief executive officer of the hospital and the health system.
Based in Denver, HealthGrades is an online resource for comprehensive information about physicians and hospitals. More information on the awards and the ratings methodology can be found at Healthgrades.com.
Compared with hospitals ranked in the bottom 5 percent in the nation, HealthGrades reports that patients treated in Patient Safety Excellence Award hospitals are 81 percent less likely to experience hip fracture following surgery; 80 percent less likely to experience pressure sores or bed sores acquired in the hospital; and 70 percent less likely to experience a catheter-related bloodstream infection in the hospital.
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on November 3, 2012 - 12:38 AM
Right tackle Erik Pears and cornerback Terrence McGee both are expected to miss the Buffalo Bills' game in Houston Sunday, and rookie cornerback Ron Brooks was activated to the roster Saturday.
Pears saw a specialist Thursday to evaluate an injury to his groin and hip area that has nagged him since the summer. Both he and McGee are listed as doubtful for the game.
"They did something yesterday, they're seeing if that takes any effect and then they'll make a decision from there," coach Chan Gailey said of the treatment by doctors on Pears, who had surgery on the groin-hip area in the spring. "We're gonna see if he can move around at all between now and game time and then we'll make a decision."
Second-year man Chris Hairston is expected to take Pears' spot in the starting lineup.
"I trust Chris a great deal at right tackle," Gailey said.
McGee, meanwhile, has been dealing with soreness in his knee all season.
He played only 14 snaps against Tennessee two weeks ago, and he was limited in practice Friday. He had surgery last season to repair a torn patellar tendon.
Brooks had foot surgery just before the start of the regular season. He has been practicing with the team for several weeks, and this is the first week he is eligible to join the 53-man roster. Gailey said he expects Brooks to be active against Houston. Brooks, a fourth-round draft pick out of Louisiana State, is a speedster who could provide some immediate help to the special teams units.
The Bills made room for Brooks on the roster by placing guard Chad Rinehart on the injured reserve list. Rinehart suffered a significant ankle injury against Tennessee.
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By Samantha Cronk
Journal staff writer
MARTINSBURG - In an effort to make Berkeley County more attractive to large companies and large projects, the Berkeley County Development Authority recently secured a loan to improve its industrial parks.
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An aerial photo of the Tabler Station Industrial Park highlights the available acreage for companies looking to construct a new facility or business. The Berkeley County Development Authority recently received a $2 million loan that will be used to purchase 340 acres to expand Tabler Station total size to 580 acres.
The Development Authority accepted a $2 million loan from the Infrastructure and Jobs Development Council, a program run by the West Virginia Department of Commerce.
With the loan, the Development Authority will purchase 340 acres to expand the Tabler Station Industrial Park, bringing the park's total acreage to 580. Currently, only 25 acres are occupied.
"It was not acquired for a specific user at this time. We don't have a specific user that requires (that much acreage). Over the years we have come across projects that need several hundred contiguous acres, and we've always struggled to represent how we could accommodate that," said Steve Christian, executive director.
With the land purchase, Christian said that Berkeley County's industrial parks will be able to offer a unique appeal to potential viewers due to location - close to the Interstate 81 corridor - and a large amount of land ready for immediate use and under the control of a single organization.
In addition to purchasing land, the Development Authority is using the loan to expand and upgrade the water and sewer infrastructure at the Cumbo Yard Industrial Park.
While the upgrade is primarily to benefit the Macy's Distribution Center, Christian said all current and future organizations occupying the industrial park will benefit from the renovations.
While Christian would not detail how much of the loan would be used for the land purchase and how much would fund the sewer and water upgrade, a Development Authority meeting in December listed a land purchase expenditure for the month totaling $1.5 million.
The loan is structured so the Development Authority will have 20 years to repay the IJDC.
"We're hoping to be able to (pay back the loan) quickly. We're hoping that our marketing efforts will yield new projects," Christian said.
-Staff writer Samantha Cronk can be reached at 304-263-8931, ext. 132.


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As a boy scout, camping trips were a monthly occurrence. Whether in the dead of winter or the blazing heat of summer our leaders religiously found the sites and planned the weekend retreats.
Sometimes we were driven to the sites, sometimes we packed in; Sometimes we slept in a snow caves and other times we slept out under the stars, but no matter how different the activities were, there were always those things that seemed to be constants.
For example, no matter when or where, you could pretty much bank on anything the scouts cooked to test the most stalwart of constitutions, where the leaders had the uncanny ability to make things like tin foil dinners taste and look like fine dining. Every campout also came with a full on snipe hunt for those new to the troop, and a reminder about the importance of fire safety, followed by someone trying to start a fire with gasoline.
But, of all the guarantees, the one that held the most true was after the fun.
Once everybody had packed up, our scoutmaster would remind us to make sure that we'd cleaned up our area. We would all take a few minutes to look over our own little piece of the site to make sure things had been cleaned up.
Then, just before we left, our scoutmaster would line up all the scouts at one end of the campsite. We would hold hands, and then spread out to make sure we could effectively cover as much ground as possible. Once we were lined up and ready to go he would let us loose and have us slowly, and carefully cover the campground picking up any little shred of paper or loose piece of packaging we'd missed in our own separate clean-ups.
The whole time we walked across the site, he'd call out to us, "Boys, leave this place better than you found it."
It never ceased to amaze me how improved the grounds were after we walked together hand in hand.
As I think of those days, now so long ago, I think the call still holds true. Our assignment as brothers and sisters in this place is to do all we can to leave "this place" better than we found it. Can there be any better compliment paid at the end of our lives than to have it said that we did our part in leaving things better.
If we ever want to have any real chance at doing so, I believe we must follow my scoutmaster's instructions to the letter—Holding hands with our neighbors to make sure we can cover as much ground as possible, we must watch carefully and hear our own voice repeat, "Leave this place better than you found it."
This Christmas lets each remember and renew our desire to do all we can to remove those things that can clutter and mess our lives and the lives of those around us. Let's work together to remove the suffering, and take away the grief. Let's take care to take away the suffering, and rid lives of strife. Then, and only then, will our world truly end up better than we found it.
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STRUTHERS - Wellsville coach Dave Thompson can finally sleep in peace.
After last Saturday's regular-season finale against Toronto, Thompson left fearing he would enter tournament play without his full cast of players. In that game, an altercation during play eventually led to the ejection of both team's entire bench for stepping onto the court. At the time, Thompson believed all of those players would be suspended for the next two games.
"There were a couple of days where I didn't get much sleep," he said. "I was scrambling. I thought I'd have to bring up guys that hadn't played varsity at all."
However, on Tuesday night, Thompson was informed that the decision had been appealed and reversed.
Wellsville Athletic Director Don Elliott said both schools called the Ohio High School Athletic Association in Columbus, and the case was put under administrative review.
"We got confirmation that they're all eligible," Elliott said.
Toronto played its tournament opener on Wednesday, a 72-37 loss to Malvern, with its full roster.
"I'm glad it's over with," Thompson said. "It really wasn't anything. The referee went overboard. He called both coaches to mid-court and I thought he was going to tell us to make sure our kids calmed down. But then he said they were all ejected. I couldn't believe it."
The eligibility of the Wellsville players probably wasn't welcome news for Western Reserve fans. The Blue Devils are set to face the Tigers at 6 p.m. Saturday in a Division IV sectional final at the Struthers Fieldhouse.
"From what I understood, it was mostly bench kids that were ejected," Western Reserve coach Tom King said. "They don't play a whole lot of people anyway. I didn't figure it would be a big factor either way."
The Blue Devils (9-14) earned a date with the Tigers (19-3) by way of a 53-43 victory on Tuesday against Heartland Christian. Western Reserve trailed by as many as 11 points in the first half of that game.
"It was the tale of two halves," King said. "That's kind of been the story of our team this year. We play one good half, but can't always put together a full game. We can't have that against a team like Wellsville."
The Tigers earned the No. 1 seed in the Struthers district and also captured a share of the Inter-Tri County League's lower tier title, the team's first in five seasons.
"We've got to guard their shooters," King said. "There's no weakness in their starting five. They're all good outside shooters. Usually, there's one or two kids you have to worry about, but it's all five with Wellsville.
"They all know how to play the game. They sometimes ad-lib their offense, but they always make good plays. That's hard to defend."
Wellsville won both regular-season matchups between the two schools. The Tigers came away with a 69-43 decision in Berlin Center, and later captured a 64-52 victory in Wellsville.
"The second game they played us tough," Thompson said. "They're real scrappy and always play hard. They beat some good teams down the stretch. They're one of those teams that's always dangerous."
King said his team is "not great offensively" and the key will be to keep the score close and avoid falling into an early deficit.
"We were really inexperienced when the season started," he said. "The last 10 games, we've been pretty competitive. We're playing better. I'm not sure if we're good enough yet to beat a Wellsville, but we'll see."
Thompson also said he believes his team is playing its best basketball as tournament time nears with less turnovers and more assists being the keys to success.
"We've talked from the beginning of the season about this time right now," he said. "It's nice to win the league, no doubt, but I'd like to make it to regionals a whole lot more."


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Our professors include specialists in the fields of zoology, botany, ecology, human anatomy and physiology, animal and plant physiology, cellular and molecular biology, microbiology, chemistry and genetics.
Small Classes: An advantage within the biology department is the opportunity for individual attention due to small class size and labs.
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State-of-the-art facilities: The Science Building allows all students access to up-to-date laboratories and modern
equipment for teaching. There is also a greenhouse that is more than a campus adornment;
the campus greenhouse at Charleston Southern University gives students unique opportunities
that are not available at many colleges. It currently contains more than 50 different
varieties of orchids: both hybrids and species (many of which can be found around
campus once they have bloomed). There is also a bog garden with more than 30 different
species of carnivorous plants. Used in conjunction with ecology and botany courses
offered on campus, this fully functional biology laboratory is the site of many student
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are actively participating with hands-on experience creating new plant hybrids. One
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