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Byron Regional
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1A Playoffs
Byron Regional
Tue., May 13
G1 at 4:30 pm: (1) Stillman Valley vs. (4) Galena
G2 at 6:30 pm: (2) Byron vs. (3) Winnebago
Fri., May 16
G3 at 6 pm: Tuesday's winners
Princeton Regional
Tue., May 13
G1 at 5 pm: (1) RI Alleman vs. (4) Hall
Wed., May 14
G2 at 5 pm: (2) Princeton vs. (3) DePue
Fri., May 16
G3 at 4:30 pm: Winner G1 vs. Winner G2
Christian Life Regional
Tue., May 13
G1 at 6 pm: (1) Rockford Christian vs. (4) Keith Country Day
G2 at 4 pm: (2) Rockford Lutheran vs. (3) Christian Life
Fri., May 16
G3 at 4:30 pm: Winner G1 vs. Winner G2
Genoa-Kingston Regional
Tue., May 13
G1 at 4:15 pm: (1) Indian Creek vs. (4)North Boone
Wed., May 14
G2 at 4:15 pm: (2) Genoa-Kingston vs. (3) Mendota
Sat., May 17
G3 at 3 pm: Winner G1 vs. Winner G2
Last Thursday, Stillman Valley's girls soccer team made history.
The Cardinals wrapped up a 15-0 season, the first perfect run the program has ever season.
"It's been a surprise to go undefeated, but we knew we had the skills to have a good team this year," junior defender Sydney Shelborne said.
That's because the Cardinals returned 10 varsity players from a team that reached the Class 1A sectional championship final for the first time ever.
"We brought back a lot of experience and we've had contributions from everyone," junior forward Abby Timm said.
Tuesday, the Cardinals begin a journey to see how long this perfection can last as they begin postseason play in the Class 1A Byron Regional. They'll pit their No. 1 seed against No. 4 Galena at 4:30 p.m.
"We're taking it game by game," Stillman coach Erin McMaster said. "Our team is very mature and they have been focused all year. Things have certainly gone well and we hope it continues."
Stillman Valley's pivotal wins came in their season sweep of nine-time Big Northern West conference champ Rockford Lutheran.
"Getting the wins against them was huge," senior defender/midfielder Haley Wenberg said. "After we beat them the second time, we started to think that we could win a conference title, which was one of our goals."
Last year, the Cardinals and Crusaders split during the regular season.
McMaster said conference foe Genoa-Kingston gave them the closest matches at 1-0 and 2-1. The two teams could meet in the sectional semifinal on May 21.
"The games could have gone either way," she said. "They're a good team."
The Cardinals' offense has been solid with 57 goals, led by Timm's 32. Timm also leads the team with 11 assists.
"She is a great all-around player," said McMaster. "She is also a great passer and a lot of her goals have come on breakaways."
The defense is led by goalkeeper Shannell Boettcher, who has a 0.67 goals-against average.
If the Cardinals get past Galena, they will meet either No. 2 Byron or No. 3 Winnebago in Friday's regional finals.
Elsewhere, Christian Life hosts Rockford Christian, Keith and Lutheran in regional play. Rockford Christian has the No. 1 seed. The Genoa-Kingston Regional features top-seeded Indian Creek, Mendota and North Boone.
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Carnegie Mellon PhilharmonicRonald Zollman conducts the Carnegie Mellon Philharmonic in the world premiere of the Centennial Suite by Carnegie Mellon faculty composers Marilyn Taft Thomas, Leonardo Balada, Nancy Galbraith, and Reza Vali in honor of the School of Music's centennial. Tchaikovsky's 4th Symphony will also be performed.09/16/2012 - 09/22/201209/16 - 7:30 pm09/22 - 8:00 pmLocation: variouswebsite
Some Assembly Required: PublicBased on the award winning program Some Assembly Required (in museums and galleries), the dancers and musicians of Attack Theatre take to the streets of Pittsburgh with a free performance series exploring public artworks throughout the city. Connect with your city and your public art in a new and unique way through this dynamic performance event of conversation, creation, dance, and music. Follow the link for details.09/18/2012 - 09/30/2012Time: variousLocation: variouswebsite
Flamenco!The fiery flamenco dancer Nelida Tirado returns to Pittsburgh with Gypsy flamenco singer Jesus Montoya and flamenco guitarist Ricardo Marlow. 09/19/2012Time: 7:30pmLocation: PNC Recital Hall, Duquesne Universitywebsite
Now What Exactly is Romantic Music?The Pittsburgh Piano Teachers Association presents composer Timothy Brown to discuss FJH Music method "Succeeding at the Piano" and "Now What Exactly is Romantic Music?"09/19/2012Time: 9:00 amLocation: Christ Church at Grove Farm, 249 Duff Rd., Sewickley, PAwebsite
RADical DaysThis annual celebration of the organizations funded by RAD features free admissions and performances. Just a few of the participants include Classical QED 89.3's Byham Studio, the Carnegie Museums, Children's Museum, Mattress Factory, National Aviary, New Hazlett Theater, Pittsburgh Opera, RiverQuest and the Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium. 09/20/2012 - 10/13/2012Time: variousLocation: variouswebsite
Mrs. Bob Cratchit's Wild Christmas BingeIn Christopher Durang's parody of A Christmas Carol, Scrooge has "a kind of seasonal Tourette's Syndrome" causing him to exclaim "Bah, humbug!" and Mrs. Cratchit is a raging woman who is fed up with her 20 children (most of which she keeps locked in the root cellar) and can't take the goody-goody kid with a crutch any longer!09/20/2012 - 09/30/2012Apple Hill Playhouse, 275 Manor Rd., Delmont, PAwebsite | map
Midnight Radio: Secret Agents & SpiesMidnight Radio goes undercover with an episode exploring the dark and dangerous world of information trafficking.09/20/2012 - 09/29/2012Bricolage Production Company, 937 Liberty Ave., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
Thomas Hampson master classFree, but reservations are required: 412-281-0912, ext. 0 before 9/18 at 4:00 pm. World-renowned baritone Thomas Hampson will coach Pittsburgh Opera Resident Artists Kyle Oliver, Nicole Rodin and Meredith Lustig, showing the audience how young professional singers learn from experts in their field. Mr. Hampson sings Strauss with the Pittsburgh Symphony, Sep. 21–23.09/20/2012Time: 7:00 pmLocation: Pittsburgh Opera, 2425 Liberty Avenue, Pittsburgh, PAwebsite
Music 101 - Lorna McGhee, fluteGet to know the PSO's new Principal Flute, Lorna McGhee, at an informal lecture-and-performance. Her theme, "From Old World to New - Journeys with the Flute," will be loosely based on Dvorak's New World Symphony, which is featured on the orchestra's first subscription concert of the new season. With pianist Donna Amato, she'll play movements from Dvorak's Violin Sonata on her flute, as well as a Baroque piece, music by Katherine Hoover, Jake Heggie, and something inspired by John Coltrane.09/20/2012Time: 12:30-1:30 pmHeinz Hall, 600 Penn Ave., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
New World SymphonyMusic Director Manfred Honeck and Principal Horn Bill Caballero open the season with Richard Strauss's Horn Concerto #1. Baritone Thomas Hampson sings orchestral songs by Richard Strauss, and the program closes with Dvorak's New World symphony.09/21/2012 - 09/23/201209/21 - 8:00 pm09/22 - 8:00 pm09/23 - 2:30 pmHeinz Hall, 600 Penn Ave., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
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Antics of Ted Cruz have hurt GOP also
October 5, 2013
Ted Cruz's attempt to defuse or delay the Affordable Care Act is gradually causing unintended consequences. Meant to embarrass Democrats, Cruz's actions are threatening to divide Republican....
Funny article considering OBAMA's poll number is at 37% approval. Bwahahahaha... But hey, you crying liberals can just ignore that. The entire country is sick of this sitting duck president who does nothing good. He only creates misery for all; yet some brain dead uneducated unthinking minions continue to cry out for more misery from him. Amazing; but not shocking as the 37% are those nonthinking drug and alcohol induced non-working, govt dependent zombies.
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Oh What...you've always been friends with radicalized liberal ranter Turner and you know it. Heck you sound as senile as he does when your party peons get smacked down with their own lies/deceit. It's really fun to watch though.
Keep him as your friend; you're going to need one next election as all your socialist pals get UNelected.
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I support Cruz. Anyone who gets radical extremist liberals riled up to point of looking and acting like a deranged rabid animal.........is alright in my book. This PROVES Cruz is on the right track.
Liberals ONLY attack those with the truth. Truth is to liberals what kriptonite is to Superman.
DNC is losing support every single time one of the deranged lunatics on the left open their filthy, disgusting, foul mouth and spew all their natural born hatred of others and what they have. It's called 'jealousy' and 'envy.'
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NIAGARA FALLS – Two masked men carrying guns entered an unlocked home in the 1300 block of Elmwood Avenue Saturday and stole cash and a cellphone.
The female victim said two men, one carrying a handgun and the other carrying a long gun, entered the house just after 2:30 a.m.
The woman said she was thrown to the floor, one man held a long gun to her head and the other threw her 12-year-old son to the floor and demanded to know where their money was hidden or they would kill the boy.
She said they searched the house and took $660 and a cellphone from a pocket of her coat.
The men were described as two black males, one 5 feet, 6 inches, 250 pounds, wearing a red bandana over his face, white jogging pants and a dark blue coat, while the other man was 150 pounds, 5 feet, 5 inches tall, wearing all dark clothing and a hood over his face.


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If anyone in the Stetson dugout felt cold Sunday in Johnson City's chilly 40 degree temperatures, they could have just found a spot to stand near Courtney Brandt.
The red-hot junior slugged two more home runs in the series finale, giving her four long balls for the weekend and 12 RBI, as Stetson completed a three-game sweep over ETSU with a 11-0 victory in five innings.
Chrissy Morello also hit a three-run home run and Meredith Owen fired a two-hit shutout as the Hatters (21-5, 6-2 A-Sun) extended their win streak to six.
Stetson combined for 34 runs and 42 hits in the series, including seven knocks that left Betty Basley Field.
"The kids were really hot with the bats this weekend, especially Courtney," Stetson head coach Frank Griffin said. "She was jacking them opposite field. We have been talking about hitting more with her legs, hitting from the ground up. I think she has made some adjustments and it is starting to pay off for her."
Brandt hit a two-run home run in the third inning and a three-run home run in the fourth to give her five home runs in her last four games.
"I just relaxed and kept my head on the ball the whole way so I made better contact," Brandt said. "I am really thankful that I could contribute to the many hits that our team had this weekend. We all had an awesome weekend."
Stetson collected 13 hits on Sunday including two each by Jessie TenBroeck, Demi Meza, Amanda Grimaldo, Kayla Drury and Brandt. TenBoreck and Brandt also scored three runs apiece.
"(The offense) was outstanding this weekend," Griffin said. "That took a lot of pressure off of the pitchers. Defensively we played okay but not as well as I thought we could have. Demi had a spectacular series at second base."
Owen (12-3) picked up her second win of the weekend after allowing just two hits and no runs while striking out four. She pitched out of a bases-loaded, one-out situation in the third to preserve the shutout.
Stetson will return home to host Bethune-Cookman in a single-game Wednesday night at Patricia Wilson Field.
Notes: Courtney Brandt became the sixth player in school history to hit 20 career home runs ... She extended her hitting streak to nine.


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Macbeth: Director, Richard Eyre; Designer, Bob Crowley; Photographer, Donald Cooper (ahds.ac.uk/performingarts); National Theatre Co., April 1993.
"Director Richard Eyre and designer Bob Crowley envisage Macbeth's world as a claustrophobic, windowless castle with brown walls and high turrets, form which only flights of imagination allow release to the witch's heath...Red curtains part and show a forest of grey trees and the three witches. The banquet table, round which flames flicker, becomes their magic circle: The blasted heath and Macbeth's castle are united in the Thane's surreal dream." Nicholas de Jongh, Evening Standard 2.4.93. Opening Date: 1 April 1993, Olivier Theatre.


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Friday, November 15, 2013
The Stratford cross country teams competed in the Class AAAA state championships on Saturday at the Sandhills Research Center in Columbia.
The Knights finished 13th, while the Lady Knights came in 15th place.
Only the top 20 teams out of 52 Class AAAA schools qualified for the state meet so the Stratford programs still had a solid season.
The best overall finish by a Stratford runner was turned in by junior Alex Zimmer in the girls race. She placed 14th with a time of 19:07.46.
Junior Bethany Reeves was 30th with a time of 19:47.03.
The Lady Knights also counted times from senior Tiffany Hutson (21:27.38), eighth-grader Lauren Adams (21:43.29) and junior Zaria Dennis (22:56.31).
For the Stratford boys, senior Ryan Abdullah was the top finisher in 33rd place with a time of 16:52.69. Freshman Kyle Thomas was 69th at 17:11.71.
The Knights also counted times from seniors Austin Weaver (17:13.80), Morgan Woods (17:44.61) and Brett Alford (17:54.20).
Riverside won the girls title while Mauldin was the champion in the boys race.
The lone state championship team from the area was Academic Magnet in Class AA boys.
Wando's boys were second in Class AAAA, while Bishop England's girls were runner-up in Class AA.
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Every now and then, we look back at the past and laugh uproariously at our stupid ancestors. Sure, they get a gold star for saving the free world from Nazis, but they also get a negative million stars for giving toddlers cocaine for toothaches. These vintage ads, however, are a specific kind of shameful ... the sexual kind. From what we can tell, 20th century admen were either hopelessly naive or diabolically perverted. Either way, we can laugh at the fruits of their labor.
#6. Skinless Wieners for Good Boys and Girls
When God wanted the world to be fancier, he invented penguins. And when he wanted to laugh, he invented hot dogs, because there is nothing funnier than penis-shaped food. Rather, nothing funnier except when pretty people trip on the curb, but who wants to eat that? Hot dogs, on the other hand, aren't just hilarious -- they're delicious. Anyone who says otherwise is probably going to hell. Look it up -- 1 Hezekiah 17:3b (NIV).
But here's what you probably didn't know: In addition to enjoying all the Social Security they could get their grubby hands on, the last few generations have also benefited from the greatest hot dog technology since the first bun was split. Until 1925, hot dongs came to the table shoved into sheep intestine casings. As if people needed more reasons to hate themselves for gorging on phallusy pig innards.
So let's set the scene of what you're about to see: One minute, you're willing to slice open a sheep's intestine in order to enjoy the processed meat product cooked inside it, and the next minute, a guy announces that he invented a way to case, cook and uncase the hot dog before it ever leaves the factory. It's like someone removed the dog poop before you ate your macaroni and cheese! Or better yet, removed the pig butt cheeks before you ate your hot dogs. It's a miracle! Of course you're going to get excited. Too bad this was the way the revolution in wieners got phrased in advertisements:
I hate this family. That fairy tale book has nothing to do with wiener fairies and you know it, you sick old lady. The little girl knows it, too. She just wants to talk about skinless wieners, and that's why she's SHOUTING WITH CAPITAL LETTERS AT HER GRANDMA. Look at how she's got her hand on her grandmother's flappy neck meat. She's manipulating the whole conversation, relentlessly driving it toward that which was once only a faraway dream -- meat tubes that aren't served in sheep entrails. If this is story time on the sofa, can you imagine what these people are like when they're served actual skinless hot dogs at a barbecue? Breathless wonder and elderly orgasms all around.
This time the hot dogs have faces and sing a ballad about how they lost their skins. It's like one of the Just So Stories sung by your junk food just before you destroy it with your mouth. That one on the end -- I'm not sure, but I think she's a lady hot dog, thus the modesty. Too bad that towel and powder puff overly emphasize the fact that she is really, really shaped like a penis that you can eat. Squinch your eyes and you can see it.
Buried in all that pornography is a subtle insult to the reader. The copy says "Skinless frankfurters are sure to be tender because they have no skins!" I like how "because they have no skins" was added almost parenthetically, just in case the readers couldn't figure out what "skinless" meant. Then again, we're talking about people who referred to skinless wieners without suffering a giggle fit, so maybe they weren't so bright.
Most egregious of all is the ad below, when Jughead Junior and Bill "NO SKINS!" O'Hannomalley learn a lesson in life and love.
Say what you want about the folks behind Skinless Wieners, but they sure did know how to serve frankfurters with chocolate chip ice cream, bacon with a side of bird poops.
#5. Toss That Salad!
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Well, to be fair, I'm 98 percent sure that "Toss that salad!" wasn't on the tip of the tongue for our grandparents, so to speak. This is just a case of us with our dirty minds applying modern sex slang decades after the fact, like when we make fun of "Pork the Other White Meat" and "Got Milk?" I don't even know what tossing a salad means outside the kitchen, so let's move on.
(Is it that thing when you use your tongue to kiss your partner? In prison?)
#4. Mickey Wants to Put His Milk Inside You
Before there was such a thing as Rule 34, Mickey Mouse was giving the freaks all the ammunition they'd ever need with this saucy exchange. It starts as all pornos start: with one huge girl rodent sitting in a tree while paying a sweet, innocent compliment to her huge rodent boyfriend dangling from a wisp of a branch. At least I think that saying that your boyfriend is ahead of milk in terms of bestness is a compliment.
But Mickey Mouse takes that innocuous comment and tosses a fat salad with it. Forget the fact that he countered Minnie's altruistic remark with a conceited comment about himself. And even forget that the packaging never identifies the milk as having an affiliation with Walt Disney. That pretentious rat took ownership of something that didn't even have anything to do with him. "Allow me to compliment you on my Pyramid of Khufu, m'lady." (Doffs imaginary hat and bows.) That's my impression of Mickey Mouse visiting Egypt.
So Mickey's self-absorption is problem number one, which I told you to forget. The real problem, as you've already figured out, has nothing to do with his weird selfishness. It's that Mickey wants to put his mouse milk inside of Minnie because Mickey's bodily fluids are the best thing in the world. Coupled with their aggressive pointing, their overeager Pac-Man-shaped eyes and whatever humping motion is going on with Mickey's lower half, we can all agree that no one skipped the bong the day this was written.


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"He is looking forward to being a dad. He's very excited about it," says Seyi Obakin, chief executive of the charity Centrepoint, whose aim is to help homeless young people.
Obakin spent a few hours with the prince, 30, when he secretly stopped by Centrepoint's Bruce House in London earlier this week. Prince William – who is a royal patron of the charity – spoke with residents who are learning to be entrepreneurs and other skills so they can be successful in their communities.
"They talked about music, movies, fun things," Obakin tells PEOPLE. "He has a genuine concern for how life is like for them as the country is going through this recession."
Some of the young people who are benefitting from the charity have started a business selling healthy smoothies and chocolates, which William sampled during his low key visit.
"They had some products there that he was very happy to indulge in," Obakin says.
William played Ping-Pong with a group of residents – "He just picked up a [paddle] and joined them," Obakin says – and watched as other young people played with a soccer ball.
Making an under-the-radar visit like this is just the sort of trip his mother, Princess Diana, would quietly make to different charitable organizations, taking her sons William and Prince Harry along when they were boys.
"He's carrying that [tradition of service] on," Obakin says. "He appreciates that if he did this kind of thing in public he wouldn't get the same quality of conversation he wanted with the young people."
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Hatter volleyball junior Morgan Pautsch missed the first four days of fall practice, but she had a pretty good excuse.
Pautsch was one of 40 Stetson University School of Business students who participated in the Summer Innsbruck Program, a six-week session of courses taught at the University of Innsbruck in Austria.
"It was such a great experience to be able to take classes in a different country," Pautsch said. "Austria is completely different than the United States. I knew it was going to be different, but you really have to experience it firsthand to fully understand the culture."
A native of California, Pautsch had never been out of the country before, but she had the opportunity to travel throughout Europe for a couple of weeks with her mother and sister before heading to Austria.
"We went to London, Paris, Rome, Florence, and then they dropped me off in Innsbruck," Pautsch said. "It was nice going from America to London first, because it was still an English speaking country. The biggest change was going from London to Paris. Obviously they speak French and not very much English, so that was pretty different."
Once she got to Innsbruck, Pautsch took two Stetson University courses, an Education seminar with Dr. Mercedes Tichenor, and a Business Statistics class with Dr. John Tichenor. Credits for those courses helped fill requirements for her General Business major.
After hitting the books hard during the week, Pautsch and her classmates were able to travel around Europe on the weekends, usually by train. The widespread use of public transportation was one the the cultural differences Pautsch observed during her time in Austria.
"Everyone is very active," she said. "It seems like they are walking or biking everywhere."
Pautch said learning to speak a few German phrases went a long way in being able to communicate, but a lot of the local people spoke English as well.
She was also able to keep her volleyball skills sharp despite being so far from home.
"I got to play a couple times at the sand courts close to where our housing was, so that was awesome," Pautsch said. "I also joined a gym in Innsbruck to improve my strength for the upcoming season."
When Pautsch returned to Stetson after nearly two full months abroad, she was greeted with big smiles and a plethora of hugs from her teammates.
"I was gone for so long and eager to get back, and to have a fresh start to the season," Pautsch said. "Just hearing such good things from others about how practice has gone so far, I was definitely really excited to get back."
Pautsch will do some more traveling later this month when she and her Hatter teammates head to Wyoming to open the 2013 volleyball season at the UniWyo Invite.


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Summerfest will allow carry-in water Wednesday
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Summerfest is offering patrons some relief from the heat on Wednesday.
Because of the heat advisory, festivalgoers will be allowed to carry in unopened clear bottles of water, empty camel backs or empty collapsible, refillable water bottles.
Additional services have also been put in place, including:
- Misting stations will be located on the north, mid and south end of the grounds.
- Increased staff on site to handle medical emergencies.
- Air-conditioned buses will be located on the north, nid and south end of the grounds for patrons in need of medical services.
- Air-conditioned exhibitor areas are also available including Playstation Experience on the North end of the grounds and Dental Health Spa by Sensodyne & ProNamel at the Mid Gate grass.
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PHILIPPI - Chance Price's two-run single in the bottom of the eighth inning lifted Philip Barbour to a 9-8 win over Preston in the second game of a Big 10 Conference doubleheader on Thursday night.
The Colts won the opening game, 13-6, as Jacob Marsh and Doug Smith each drove in two runs. Marsh also homered in the contest, while Zach Howdershelt and Tyler Schiefelbein each went 3-for-4.
Jimmy Galsusky had two homers and Chase Chambers added another for the Knights.
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Philip Barbour's Al Johnson dives back into first base before Preston's Kyle Cool can apply the tag Thursday in Big 10 Conference action in Philippi.
Saige Cline went 4 2/3 innings to earn the win. He gave up five runs on 10 hits, struck out two and walked two.
Price finished with a pair of hits and three RBIs in the nightcap to lead Philip Barbour. Smith added a pair of hits and two RBIs and Bryant Martin went 3-for-4 and scored three times.
Howdershelt earned the win in relief of Martin, allowing just one hit and one run in 4 1/3 innings. He fanned two and walked two.
The Colts will entertain Lincoln at 4:30 p.m. today for a Big 10 Conference doubleheader.
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CLARKSBURG - David Bryan went 4-for-5 at the plate, and freshman Zach Glaze tossed a complete-game five-hitter as Alderson-Broaddus claimed a 12-2 win over Salem International Thursday at Frank Loria Memorial Field.
Brandon Quay added a homer and finished with three extra-base hits for the Battlers. He also stole home in the second inning. Daniel Essian and Bobby McLaughlin added two hits each.
Glaze struck out eight and walked four to earn the win.
Aaron Alderman had a two-run homer for the Tigers.
A-B (22-21) will travel Division I opponent Youngstown State at 3 p.m. today in the regular-season finale.
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Lindenwood 23, A-B 3
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Thomas Moffat tallied two goals for the Battlers and Kirk Eade added the other.
Jordan Hayes had 10 stops in goal for A-B, which dropped to 0-12, 0-6 ECAC.
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OLYMPIC VALLEY, Calif. — The parents of two 15-year-old California children who went missing over the weekend at Lake Tahoe are asking the community for help.
Kadyn Julia Gianis and Thomas Wagstaffe were last seen on foot at the Tahoe City Transit Center near the lake's west shore Sunday, according to a statement from the North Tahoe Fire Protection District.
A missing children report has been filed with the Placer County Sheriff's Office. Authorities believe Wagstaffe has influence over Gianis, a PCSO spokesman said, something Kadyn's mother, Shani Gianis, also confirmed with the Sierra Sun in a Tuesday morning phone interview.
"We love them both," Shani said. "We just want them to call and to tell them to please come home. Everything that's wrong, we will work out — we love you both."
Gianis and Wagstaffe were in town from Solvang, Calif. (near Santa Barbara), on a church youth group ski trip to Squaw Valley, Shani said.
The kids arrived Friday night and were staying at Sierra Bible Church in Truckee. When they missed the bus back to the church Saturday evening, their parents learned they were missing.
Shani and her husband, Nick, arrived overnight Saturday with friends and family and have been searching the area. Members of Wagstaffe's family also are in the area searching.
"We searched everywhere until midnight last night," Shani said. "They're on foot, and they don't have a lot of cash."
Wagstaffe was last seen wearing a dark blue jacket and a gray beanie, while Kadyn Gianis was wearing a black jacket and holding black and white striped bag, and her hair was in a pony tail, Shani said.
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It isn't very often that a Pennsylvania governor proposes something that has the backing of leaders from both major political parties. Such is the case with Gov....
Hey, how about if Tommy Corbett stops pocketing so much money from the gas industry and puts that money towards the roads...how can all of this money be coming in from gas drilling and there be no money to fix the roads..and also, wasn't the gas industry suppose to fix the roads they are using...well I can tell you that Route 44 North is getting pounded by the gas industry, pot holes all over, edges of the roads caving in from the heavy loads they run and nothing is being done. I will bet our tax dollars will soon be at work though fixing what the gas industry is destroying.
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The first thing the state should do is find out how Maryland does their roads and employ the same construction methods. And then they need to fix them correctly instead of having them under constant repair--like I80 which has been having the same spots fixed constantly!
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TAHOE CITY, Calif. — Motorists traveling on Highway 89 along the West Shore can expect traffic delays when a collaborative project between Caltrans and Southwest Gas resumes next month.
"We realize this is a bit of a challenge to residents and businesses, but we're going to work as hard as we can to make it as painless as possible," said Steve Nelson, Tahoe Basin outreach coordinator for Caltrans.
Weather permitting, on April 14, Southwest Gas will start replacing and relocating existing natural gas mains and piping on a roughly 3-mile stretch in Tahoe City, north of Granlibakken Road to Ward Creek Boulevard, until Oct. 15, said Greg Davis, a construction manager for Southwest Gas.
During off-peak season (Memorial Day to June 15), work will be from midnight Sunday to 1 p.m. Monday, and 6 p.m. to 1 p.m. Monday through Friday.
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A one-lane closure will be in effect, with at least one stop and a potential for a second, for a maximum delay of 20 minutes, Davis said.
Work on private property will take place during the daytime on some weekends, but roadway traffic will not be impacted.
In conjunction, Caltrans will start drainage and roadwork May 1, weather permitting, along a roughly 3-mile stretch between Homewood and Tahoma, at Wilson Avenue to Cherry Street, until Oct. 15, said Roy Iskin, resident engineer for Caltrans' Truckee construction field office.
Day and night work will be allowed. During off-peak season, work will be from midnight Sunday to noon Friday. During peak season, it will be from midnight Sunday to 10 a.m. Friday.
Motorists can expect a minimum of two stops on this three-mile stretch of highway, with a maximum 20-minute delay, Iskin said.
When the gas company's work is factored in, it's possible motorists could experience a 40-minute delay, excluding any other area projects.
This season marks the final project phase for Southwest Gas, which started in 2012. Caltrans, however, has two more road segments (Cherry Street to Ward Creek Boulevard and Ward Creek Boulevard to Fanny Bridge) left after this season, with completion expected in October 2016.
This project, which includes road widening and resurfacing among other improvements, is part of a lake-wide effort by Caltrans to protect Lake Tahoe clarity by reducing stormwater sediment runoff.
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In the speedy way we work now, I get an email, respond in a second, and sometimes don't take the time to think.
That happened to me last week, when I was invited to speak in Europe at a conference, and I was on a conference call, and perhaps my response was a bit curt. The sponsor of the event thought I was mean…and didn't even appreciate her offer (which I did). I've been wanting to speak in Prague for a while, and when the invite came in…I just blattered out my questions. And, she was gone. I missed out, and felt awful about it.
My Mom used to say, "think before you speak", and if you're angry, "sleep on it" before responding. You'll feel altogether different in the morning. And, I usually do that. When the poor Prague woman wrote, I didn't.
Joe Biden also had a foot in the mouth disease last week when he accidentally blurted out that there is a secret bunker under the old U.S. Naval Academy. That is the bunker where they hid Cheney, when 9/11 happened. Well, it is not a secret anything anymore. If only he'd thought,, waited, considered before he said it. Michelle Malkin talks about it on her blog today
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Insurance is not only a fundamental part of most consumers' financial lives, it's also among the most confusing.
For many people, exerting effort to understand insurance is unpleasant. Perhaps that's because insurance is about protecting your finances against life's most disturbing events – car crashes, house fires, death.
Perhaps understanding a few of the basics about insurance will prompt you to get the correct insurance or rethink – and reshop for – the insurance you already have. That's important because prices can vary widely on the same exact insurance policies, and people often are surprised to learn about what is covered and what's not only after making a claim.
"There's a lot of confusion about just what's in their policies," said John Egan, managing editor for InsuranceQuotes.com. "Know what you're paying for."
Here are answers to basic questions frequently asked by consumers.
Q: How much life insurance do I need?
A: At its simplest, life insurance is paycheck replacement if you die. In determining how much coverage you need, you're trying to answer two questions: "Who relies on my paycheck and would suffer financial hardship if I died?" and "How much money would they be missing because I'm not working?"
Typically, you're thinking about a spouse and children who would be hurting for money. You're thinking about everything from rent or mortgage to kids' college educations.
Single, childless people who have nobody relying on their income might decide they need no life insurance.
A single breadwinner in a young family of five might need a policy worth hundreds of thousands of dollars, even millions.
"The amount is really the single-most important thing to get right," said Byron Udell, founder and CEO of AccuQuote.com.
A rule of thumb is to get term life insurance equal to about 10 times your annual gross income, but that also could be woefully inadequate, especially if you're young and your dependents have many years left to rely on your income.
Q: While traveling, should I buy rental car insurance?
A: Probably not, if you already have auto insurance with collision and comprehensive coverage, which refers to noncollision events, such as theft, fire or vandalism. The rental car insurance could be a waste of money.
To best answer this question, make two phone calls – to your auto agent and to the issuer of the credit card you will use to pay for the rental. Both are likely to include some coverage for use of a rental car.
"Before you get to the rental car counter, you need to make sure you know what coverage you already have," Egan said.
Check to see whether your insurance company pays for the full value of a loss, including administrative fees, towing charges and what's termed "loss of use," money the rental company loses because a damaged vehicle cannot immediately be rerented.
Q: How do I choose the right deductibles?
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For example, common advice is to increase your auto insurance deductible from $500 to $1,000, which could mean a 25 percent savings on premiums. Especially if you have an emergency fund of a few thousand dollars, you should opt for higher deductibles, say, $1,000 on auto and $2,500 on home.
"It's a balancing act," Egan said. "You need to make sure your finances are in order so you can handle that higher deductible. Really, it's a gut check."
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INCLINE VILLAGE, Nev. - As Thanksgiving, 2012 approaches, we in America find ourselves in an interesting situation. While the result of the recent election was clear, the campaign reflected a nation that is arguably more divided than it has been at any time since the Civil War era. We are engaged in conflicts that are being fought by 1 percent of Americans and all but ignored by the other 99 percent, and the Middle East looks on the verge of escalating into a war from which there may be no turning back.
So it might seem odd to consider the question of gratitude, or it might be argued that there is no better time, no greater need than now.
We are accustomed to thinking about gratitude or giving thanks as transactional - we are grateful FOR something or some things, we are thankful FOR specifics. But gratitude is more like a state of mind. The word "gratitude' comes from the same root as "grace," and one definition of grace is "the unmerited (or unearned) love of God for humankind."
If we consider gratitude in relation to this derivation, then "transactional gratitude" makes it too small. It puts us in the position of being grateful for the "good" things in our lives and less grateful or not grateful at all for the "bad" things. But who has not had the experience of something that appeared to be a negative turning out to be a blessing in disguise?
I had the experience not long ago of seeing an off-Broadway play called "Falling," about a family with a severely autistic grown child. The play was extremely well written and acted, and pulled no punches about the challenges of living with this situation, while at the same time portraying how for all the difficulties, the parents, sister, and grandmother of the boy grew in compassion, love, and understanding from the experience. Probably none of us would have an ill or disabled family member if we had a choice, but all of us can relate to the situation of having that situation occur, and finding the blessings inherent in learning to live with and continue to love the person.
There is an aphorism dating from the 17th Century that says, in German, "Denken ist Danken" - to think is to thank. The 20th Century philosopher Martin Heidegger expanded on this idea to say that genuine thinking, by which he meant contemplating the meaning of being human, inherently leads to gratitude. The 13th Century theologian Meister Eckhart said "If the only prayer you say in your life is 'thank you,' it would be enough." The Dalai Lama suggests that even encounters with those who irritate or annoy us are opportunities for gratitude: "...there are many, many people in the world, but relatively few with whom we interact, and even fewer who cause us problems. So, when you come across such a chance for practicing patience and tolerance, you should treat it with gratitude. It is rare."
So let's try, on this one day of the year that is dedicated to gratitude, to put our differences aside and to adopt, for 24 hours at least, an attitude of gratitude. To be thankful not just for our well-being and comfort but also for the opportunities life gives us to practice patience and tolerance, to aid the needy, to comfort the afflicted. Every religious teacher and every religion's teaching tell us that the meaning of life is not material things and comforts, but to heal the sick, to feed the hungry, to comfort those in pain, and to rejoice in others' joys. This week, this Thanksgiving Day, let's remember that and practice the gratitude that is there in a kind word, a thoughtful gesture, and in reaching out, even to those we don't like or agree with.
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This is in response to the letter by Mr. Booth in the Friday, Jan. 25, 2013, edition of the Sierra Sun.
I'm neither a Republican nor Democrat, but I believe Mr. McClintock was looking out for us and did the right thing. The fact is that the two bills for Hurricane Sandy relief amounted to a little more than $60 million.
If you look at the bills, only a total of about $17 million goes for relief. The rest is pork. The House vote was a mixed one by both parties. Some of those who voted for the relief will benefit from the pork. The people affected by the hurricane do need help, but I don't want to pay for pork.
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CONSTANT bickering and agitating and downright hurtful, they were!
Even Ivy was throwing punches and pulling hair and biting.
I had promised them a hike in the woods because it was supposed to be a nice day but then I wondered how I could possibly take them like this.
And then wondered how I couldn't? Because I didn't want to be stuck in the house with them.
And I wanted an excuse to get a raspberry truffle frappé.
So off we went and I took a couple pictures but not many and most of the time all I heard was:
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And you should have heard what the kids were saying.
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After buying a bunch of celery due to a peanut butter craving, I'm left with more than half of what I intended on using. As the week has gone by, its crunchy snap has become more of a soft bend. Instead of throwing half the bunch out, I decided to its remains as a culinary challenge. What could I transform these often bitter and fibrous stalks into that would be tasty, and save me from wasting the rest of the lot, or having to spend at the market once again. After looking at what I had in my larder, here are a few options I came up with.
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A Nevada County man who amputated his dog's leg in a home surgery is set for sentencing Monday morning, while a Foresthill man accused of beating and shooting his dog will be arraigned in a Roseville courtroom.
Timothy Looper had pleaded guilty to a reduced misdemeanor charge of animal neglect in exchange for a proposed sentence of no more than 60 days, but did not admit his guilt.
Looper brought the dog, named Bart, into Mother Lode Veterinary Hospital after a dog twice his size had attacked it.
Bart had previously been attacked and left with a leg that was so severely injured, it needed to be amputated. Looper didn't have the funds at the time and decided to amputate the leg himself. The wound was infected, but the vets at Mother Lode were able to treat it.
Looper originally was charged with a felony count of animal cruelty, but the charge was amended in Nevada County Superior Court to reduce it to a misdemeanor count of animal neglect by failure to provide adequate veterinary care.
Looper is eligible for alternative sentencing, and must forfeit Bart to Sammie's Friends, which runs the animal shelter for Nevada County. He must also pay almost $750 in restitution to Sammie's Friends for Bart's care. His sentencing is set for 9 a.m. Monday.
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The little terrier mix, which has been renamed Frankie, was found by a group of campers Sept. 14, 2011, near Foresthill after they heard him whimpering for two days.
The dog had been beaten, shot in the face multiple times with a pellet gun. His jaw was broken with parts of the bone missing, and the toes on one foot were broken.
The dog was taken to a veterinarian in the Bay Area and was traced to Scooter's Pals, a Nevada County "last chance" rescue organization that had microchipped Frankie about six months before adopting him out.
After a lengthy investigation by Placer County Animal Control, the Placer County District Attorney's Office filed a felony complaint against Mark Steven Pope, aka "Redneck" Pope. He is set for arraignment in Roseville.
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Change in rules, enfranchising non-landowners gave western Va. first power through votes
February 19, 2013
Editor's Note: "Countdown to Statehood" is a weekly series highlighting the historical events that eventually led to West Virginia becoming a state on June 20, 186....
Sorry meant VA legislature...
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I'm still curious as to how the "Western counties" got the Via legislature to allow this seperation. U.s. constitution article IV section 3: "no new State shall be formed or erected within the Jurisdiction of any other State; nor any State be formed by the Junction of two or more States, or Parts of States, without the Consent of the Legislatures of the States concerned". But I guess compared to the other egregious acts upon the constitution during this time, this is minor.
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Because they had a 1 year wait and were actually considered people and not less than human.
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