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Forever grateful for his service
By Jessica Mincoff
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I had never met Steve Martin. I never saw him as a Rhinelander police officer, or as an Army reservist. But, last Thursday I saw him in a casket partially covered by the American flag. There was combat headgear, a gun and boots that at one time flanked his military uniform, displayed near his casket. His family, along with military officers and co-workers from the police department, stood by his side.
This was no small event, as funerals never are, especially since it was Staff Sgt. Steve Martin - someone who died defending this country, innocent Iraqis and our freedoms.
The auditorium was still and silent. This process of good-bye was intense, but awakening in the sense that our freedoms are paid for by others.
I watched through teary eyes as hundreds of people cried while passing his body and offered condolences to his family who had undoubtedly shed thousands of tears by the day's end. Sprays of floral arrangements hung in the air and dressed the stage of the Rhinelander High School auditorium. The patrol bike he rode during the summer months sat equipped, but parked. A table of photographs, flowers and a book by Ernest Hemingway was placed near his casket. A policeman stood near the table, while two Army officers stood at the head and feet of their fallen comrade.
Veterans from across the Northwoods paid tribute. Nearly all, dressed in white shirts, lined up to salute Steve Martin and offer comforting words, and when words were overcome by tears, a hug or handshake was lent. I couldn't help but think that those veterans probably had seen some of the same circumstances or instances that Steve Martin witnessed while serving this country.
I couldn't help but watch Kathy Martin, standing at the foot of her husband's casket, and under a tent during the burial. Throughout the burial service at Forest Home Cemetery, I noticed the depth of their relationship in her eyes and wondered if a film strip of memories was going through her mind. Without being told, I knew she loved her husband. Son, Seth, played his father's guitar and sang during the religious service. During the last song, he asked the assembly to sing along. I was not informed of the press conferences that were held prior to Thursday. I was not able to talk with Kathy or the rest of the Martin family. But, I don't think I needed to be told of their emotions. Death has a way of evoking a whirlwind of feelings. I'm sure they were devastated, overwhelmed with sadness, but proud of his service to them, the Rhine-lander community and ultimately, his country.
As servicemen carried Steve Martin's casket to its final resting place, there could be comfort in knowing that this man died doing what he loved - serving. This patriot may have passed on, but there will always be endless memories of his smile, demeanor and attributes crossing the minds of the many people he met.
I will never shake Steve Martin's hand to thank him for his service, as I oftentimes do to servicemen and women, but I will be forever grateful for his life that he gave for his country.
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Subtitle 21 BOARD ARCHITECTS
09.21.05 Continuing Professional Competency Requirements
Business Occupations and Professions Article, §§3-208, 3-309, 3-309.1, and
3-309.2; Annotated Code of Maryland
Notice of Proposed Action
The Board of Architects proposes to adopt new Regulations .01 .12 under a new chapter,
COMAR 09.21.05 Continuing Professional Competency Requirements. This action was considered by the Board at a
public meeting held on February 27, 2013, notice of which was published in the Daily Record on February 21, 2013,
pursuant to State Government Article, §10-506(c), Annotated Code of Maryland.
Statement of Purpose
The purpose of this action is to create a framework for continuing professional competency regulations that is
consistent with the recent national changes related to the licensure of architects. In addition, these regulations:
(1) clarify the process of compliance with the continuing professional competency requirements as a condition of
renewal of architectural license; and (2) streamline the reciprocal license process for architects licensed in
other states and seeking licensure in Maryland.
Comparison to Federal Standards
There is no corresponding federal standard to this proposed action.
Estimate of Economic Impact
The proposed action has no economic impact.
Economic Impact on Small Businesses
The proposed action has minimal or no economic impact on small businesses.
Impact on Individuals with Disabilities
The proposed action has no impact on individuals with disabilities.
Opportunity for Public Comment
Comments may be sent to Pamela J. Edwards, Executive Director, Board of Architects, 500 N. Calvert Street,
Room 308, Baltimore, MD 21202, or call 410-230-6262, or email to
firstname.lastname@example.com, or fax to 410-333-0021. Comments
will be accepted through June 3, 2013. A public hearing will be held, May 22, 2013, 11 am, 500 N. Calvert Street,
2nd Floor Conference Room, Baltimore, MD 21202.
Open Meeting
Final action on the proposal will be considered by the Board of Architects during a public meeting to be held on
June 26, 2013, 10:00 a.m., at 500 N. Calvert Street, Third Floor Conference Room, Baltimore, MD 21202.
.01 Purpose.
The State legislature has determined that, in order to safeguard the health, safety, and welfare of Maryland citizens,
licensed architects must comply with the continuing professional competency requirements as a prerequisite to the
renewal of a license.
.02 Definitions.
A. In this chapter, the following terms have the meaning indicated.
B. Terms Defined.
(1) Authorized activities means professional development activities that:
(a) Meet the criteria set forth in Regulation .04 of this chapter; and
(b) Are approved and accepted for credit by the American Institute of Architects (AIA),
the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB), or the Board.
(2) Board means the State Board of Architects.
(3) Health, safety, and welfare subjects means technical and professional subjects more specifically
described in Regulation .04 of this chapter that the Board deems necessary and appropriate in order to accomplish the
following goals:
(a) To safeguard the public; and
(b) To properly evaluate, design, construct, and utilize buildings and the built environment.
(4) Learning unit (LU) means one continuous instructional hour spent attending and completing the
professional development activity in health, safety, and welfare subjects. One LU means a minimum of 50 minutes of
face-to-face or distance learning instruction per 60-minute hour and is equivalent to a comparable single educational
unit that may be utilized by AIA or NCARB.
.03 Requirements.
A. Except as set forth in §B of this regulation, a licensee shall complete at least 12 LUs during each of the 2
preceding calendar years that occur prior to the calendar year in which an applicable license term is set to expire.
B. In the event a licensee is unable to fulfill the continuing competency requirements in accordance with the
criteria described in §A of this regulation, but still completes 24 LUs during the relevant term of the license, the
Board may accept such completion as the acceptable fulfillment of the license renewal requirements for a particular licensing term.
C. A licensee may not carry forward as a credit any of the LUs earned in excess of 12 annual LUs described in
§A of this regulation.
.04 Professional Development Activities.
A. Professional development activity shall meet the following criteria:
(1) Be a post-licensing educational activity approved by the Board in which at least 75 percent of
activitys content and instructional time is dedicated to health, safety, and welfare subjects, as they relate to the
practice of architecture.
(2) Expand the knowledge of health, safety, and welfare subjects or offer a skill set geared towards
maintaining and enhancing professional competency of licensed architects;
(3) Offer learning experiences relevant to current architectural practices as they relate to the public
health, safety, and welfare; and
(4) Be presented, led, or taught at a professional level by well-qualified professionals in an environment
conducive to learning and appropriate for accomplishing learning objectives described in these regulations.
B. Professional development activity shall fall into one or more of the health, safety, and welfare content areas
identified by NCARB, as updated or otherwise amended from time to time.
C. A professional development activity shall provide for clear outcome measures in the form of a narrative, quiz,
test, questions and answers, project, or any other appropriate form or method.
D. Professional development activity may be presented by the following methods:
(1) Classroom instruction;
(2) In-house presentation;
(3) Distance learning delivery;
(4) Online instruction; or
(5) Other formats approved by the Board.
.05 Submissions for Approval.
A. Entities or individuals, including, but not limited to, professional firms conducting in-house presentations,
may submit a specific professional development activity for review and approval by the Board.
B. During the application process, the Board will evaluate the suitability of the activity and its presenter.
C. The presenter shall submit adequate information to enable the Board to evaluate the professional development
activity. At a minimum, the Board requires the following information to be submitted with each application for approval:
(1) The types and descriptions of proposed or existing programs intended to be offered;
(2) The number of LUs to be awarded for each activity;
(3) The identity and qualifications of the instructors;
(4) The explanation and sample of outcome measures; and
(5) The sample course outlines detailing the content of activity to be offered.
D. The Board may approve an activity only if it meets all of the following criteria:
(1) The activitys main content areas are in the health, safety, and welfare subjects; and
(2) The activity enables a licensee to further the licensees competency and professionalism as a
licensed architect.
E. The Board may suspend or revoke its approval of an activity if, in the judgment of the Board, the intent of
Business Occupations and Professions Article, §3-309.1, Annotated Code of Maryland, is no longer served or a presenter
materially changed the content of the activity without the prior written approval of the Board.
.06 Record Keeping.
A. Responsibility to Maintain Records.
(1) The responsibility of maintaining records to be used to support the continuing professional
competency credit claim is the responsibility of each licensee.
(2) A licensee shall maintain the records for a period of at least 2 years from the date of completion
of the qualifying program.
B. Documentation referred to in §A(2) of this regulation, includes, but is not limited to, the following:
(1) Certificates of participation;
(2) Transcripts; or
(3) Any other appropriate evidence acceptable to the Board.
.07 Reporting Requirements for License Renewal.
A. A licensee shall attest on the license renewal form to the fact that the licensee has completed all applicable
CPC requirements set forth in this chapter by the last day of the calendar year preceding the year in which the licensees
individual license is to be renewed for the following 2-year licensing term.
B. The Board at its discretion may audit randomly selected licensees to ascertain compliance with CPC requirements.
C. Licensees who are audited shall provide within 30 days of receipt of electronic notice of audit from the Board
any additional documentation required by the Board to complete the audit.
.08 Extenuating Circumstances/Exceptions.
A. Notwithstanding other requirements set forth in this chapter, a licensee who is granted an initial license may
renew a license for the next full term without complying with the CPC requirements.
B. A licensee who, due to physical disability, illness, military duty, or other extenuating circumstances, is
unable to comply with the CPC requirements prior to the license expiration date shall to the extent feasible so notify
the Board prior to the license expiration date. If at a later date a licensee whose license lapsed due to noncompliance
with the CPC requirements wishes to reinstate the license, the licensee shall fulfill all past due CPC requirements for
the previous CPC reporting periods, subject to the maximum amount of required credits as set forth in Regulation .10 of
this chapter. The Board may consider waiving, if the extenuating circumstances so warrant, all or part of applicable
reinstatement fees and a portion of the required number of LUs.
.09 Failure to Meet the CPC Requirements.
A. In the event the licensee fails to respond to the Boards notice within 30 days as described in Regulation
.07 of this chapter, the Board shall provide the licensee with the written notice affording the licensee an additional
30 days from the date of the notice to provide evidence acceptable to the Board of compliance with applicable CPC requirements.
B. In the event the licensee does not respond to the Boards notice or otherwise fails to comply with the CPC
requirements set forth in this chapter, the Board, subject to the hearing provisions of Business Occupations and
Professions Article, §3313, Annotated Code of Maryland, may take any and all available disciplinary actions under
Business Occupations and Professions Article, §3311, Annotated Code of Maryland.
.10 Reinstatement of License.
A licensee who wishes to reinstate a license after failing to complete the CPC requirements shall fulfill past due CPC
requirements for the immediately preceding CPC reporting periods up to 24 LUs and pay all applicable fees.
.11 Emeritus Status.
An individual who elected the status of architect emeritus shall be exempt from the compliance with the CPC requirements.
In the event such individual decides to have the license reactivated, the individual shall fulfill past due CPC requirements
up to 24 LUs.
.12 Learning Units Earned in Other States.
The CPC requirements applicable to the renewal of Maryland architectural license shall be deemed to be satisfied by an
architect licensed in another state if the following requirements are met:
A. The state of current residency of an out-of-State licensed architect has a comparable continuing professional
competency program; and
B. The state of current residency accepts Maryland CPC requirements as satisfying its own comparable continuing
professional competency program.
State Board of Architects
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The Summerville boys found Fort Dorchester's "super aggressive" style of play hard to handle, but managed it well enough in the fourth period Tuesday to squeak out a win.
Neither team was able to ever really seize momentum in the game. However, the Green Wave outscored the Patriots 20-13 in the final period to claim a 63-58 win at home over a team Summerville coach Greg Elliott describes as super aggressive and hard to cover.
"The first half we had 11 turnovers and they got 12 points off them," Summerville coach Greg Elliott said. "They had nine offensive rebounds that resulted in 10 more points. In the second half we battled back, got into the bonus and hit some free throws towards the end. They are very athletic and their press bothered us. We made some bad passes and bad decisions, but didn't turn the ball over as much in the second half and made some big plays down the stretch."
Summerville improved to 15-4 on the season with a 5-0 mark in Region 8-AAAA at the halfway mark for the region schedule. Fort Dorchester dropped to 10-6 and 2-3 in the region, but Patriot coach Leon Wheaton said he is proud of his team's effort.
"To be on the road we played pretty good collectively," Wheaton said. "We had a lot of young guys out there who played well but some calls didn't go our way, we didn't protect the ball as well as we should and we came up just a little short. This is a loss, but we are going to take it and build on it. We need to keep playing with the energy we had tonight. We don't control our own destiny now, but we plan to see it through and see what happens."
Junior John Jenkins led the Summerville offense with 16 points on the night. Christian Kalacanic added 14 points for the Wave while Brandon Wilkerson chipped in 12.
Sophomore Eric Heyward led the Patriots, matching Jenkins' 16 points. Thad Middleton added nine for the Fort and Wayne Chisolm chipped in eight.
Demariez Moorer set the tone for the game, taking the tip from Baptiste Staggers and scoring with a quick layup. Summerville eventually pulled out to a six-point lead in the first period, but Heyward cut that lead in half when he made a steal and hit a three-pointer on the other end of the court. Two more Summerville turnovers resulted in a Patriot lead, but Chris McKinnon hit a jumper just before the buzzer for the period to take the score to 15-all.
With the help of a pair of 3s from Chisolm the Patriots pulled out to a five-point lead, but Summerville received baskets from Kalacanic and Jenkins to cut the lead to a point entering the half. The Fort took a 45-43 advantage into the final period and went up by four points with a three-pointer from Moorer with 4:35 remaining. However, the Pats were unable to land a knockout blow.
After a Patriot turnover, Summerville took the lead on an Xavier Robinson basket with 4:07 remaining. In the final three minutes, the Wave picked up its tempo and made some big shots. Wilkerson and Jenkins both hit a pair of free throws inside the two-minute mark for an eight-point Summerville lead.
The Fort cut that lead in half, but then yielded a free throw and ran out of time.
Summerville travels to Colleton County Jan. 25 while Fort Dorchester travels to Beaufort. The rematch between the teams is scheduled for Feb. 8 at Fort Dorchester and will be the regular-season finale for both.
Summerville 63, Fort Dorchester 58
Summerville (63): John Jenkins 16, Brandon Wilkerson 12, Christian Kalacanic 14, Bellinger 2, Singleton 9, McKinnon 4, Robinson 4, Kinloch 2
Fort Dorchester (58): E. Heyward 16, Middleton 9, Moorer 7, Carter 7, Staggers 3, Chisolm 8, Bennett 6, Munoz 1, Reese 1
Fort Dorchester 15 14 16 13—58
Summerville 15 13 15 20—64
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LISBON - Columbiana County commissioners continue to use some of their additional revenue to help underfunded offices.
Of the $594,047 in additional funding certified this week as available to appropriate, commissioners used $500,000 to cover a shortfall in the county's $5.8 million self-funded employee health insurance program.
"For a lot of years, and not the fault of anyone ... our insurance for county employees has been underfunded," said Commission President Mike Halleck.
Although Halleck did not say so, more funding has been needed to offset an increase in claims. The $500,000 is in addition to the $94,473 they moved from the general fund earlier in the year to cover higher-than-expected claims.
Another $10,000 in additional revenue went to the fair board to help pay for construction of the new rabbit and poultry barn at the county fairgrounds. The barn cost about $80,000, and donations totaled $66,000 as of late September.
"That's something we felt ... that would benefit all," Halleck said.
Commissioners also appropriated $15,000 to the county's 4-H program, another area he said was "grossly underfunded" by the board because of a tight budget.
Approximately $50,000 went to the county data processing board to cover shortfall for maintenance agreements and to begin replacing computers in the auditor, treasurer and commissioners' offices.
Finally, $19,047 went to cover a shortfall in the county coroner's budget. Almost all of that was used to pay attorney fees incurred this year by the coroner's office in defending itself against lawsuits filed by two former employees and related issues.
"We're putting it where we believe it can do the most good," Commissioner Jim Hoppel said of the appropriations that went to the fair board and 4-H.
Commissioner John Payne agreed. "I'm just so glad we're in a position to help," he said.
When commissioners adopted the 2012 general fund budget it was based on an estimated $17.4 million in revenue, as certified by county budget commission. But since then, actual general fund revenue has increased to $22.5 million.
So what accounted for the increase?
- $1.2 million increase in county sales tax collections through October. This has been attributed to the shale gas lease boom underway in the county.
- $275,000 in casino tax revenue from the state.
- $3.2 million from the lease of county property for oil and gas development. Of that amount, $1.5 million was immediately placed in an escrow account to help resolve East Liverpool's lawsuit against the Buckeye Water District, while commissioners put the remaining $1.7 million in a reserve account for building repairs and improvements.
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Commissioners were being conservative with the 2012 budget because of an anticipated $600,000 cut in state funding. As a result, officeholder budgets were reduced by 5 percent, with the understanding commissioners would provide more money if additional revenue came in, and that is what has occurred.
Commissioners already used the casino tax money and increased sales tax revenue to repave the courthouse parking lot, repair the leaking county jail roof, and restore funding to some of the other county offices that were cut this year.


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During the show, Parton gave Travis, 55, a special shout-out.
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Travis later joined country singer Janie Fricke and Parton, 68, backstage.
"It was so great to have Randy at my show," Parton tells PEOPLE. "He was looking good and doing great."
Travis was discharged from the hospital and relocated to a physical therapy facility last July after undergoing brain surgery following the stroke. He was also treated for heart failure after contracting a viral infection.
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That was Kristen Stewart Wednesday morning, when, after discussing the actress's movie The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 2, the Today show's Savannah Guthrie asked if she and Robert Pattinson were back together.
First Stewart, who last July famously strayed with director Rupert Sanders (before she and Pattinson apparently reunited recently), stammered. Then she said, "Funny you mention that."
The Twilight series star, 22, then said, "I'm going to just let people watch whatever little movie they think our lives are."
Her credo: "Keep 'em guessing, I always say."
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Later Wednesday morning, Stewart appeared on Live! with Kelly & Michael. She discussed her slinky dress, her dog Bernie and what it is like to play her Twilight character Bella as a vampire.
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Australian researchers have developed a new diagnostic test for Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) that can predict its genetic risk in babies and older children.
The test is based on single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) of individuals with ASD from the Autism Genetic Resource Exchange database. The SNPs were mapped to gene pathways derived from the Kyoto Encyclopedia of Genes and Genomes in order to identify affected cellular processes and develop the test—a genetic diagnostic classifier consisting of 237 SNPs in 146 genes.
The test was applied to samples from the Simons Foundation Autism Research Initiative and Wellcome Trust 1958 normal birth cohort, which served as controls. The classifier was 71.7% accurate with its ASD diagnoses for central European individuals from the control data sets.
However, the classifier predicted the correct ASD diagnoses in 85.6% of cases using AGRE SNP data from a Central European cohort, and 84.3% in an ethnically-related Tuscan cohort—but only 56.4% in a genetically dissimilar Han Chinese cohort.
The ability to predict results accurately declined with the number of SNPs analyzed.
"While SNPs differ across ethnic groups, our pathway approach identified cellular processes common to ASD across ethnicities. Our results have wide implications for detection, intervention and prevention of ASD," the team concluded in a paper published in Molecular Psychiatry.
"This test could assist in the early detection of the condition in babies and children and help in the early management of those who become diagnosed," Professor Efstratios (Stan) Skafidas, director of the University of Melbourne's Centre for Neural Engineering and the team's lead researcher. "It would be particularly relevant for families who have a history of Autism or related conditions such as Asperger's Syndrome."
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2013 (Junior): Played in 16 matches, starting in nine ... Took five shots, two of which were on goal ... Dished out one assist in 1,118 total minutes of play out on the pitch.
2012 (Sophomore): Came back from an early season injury to play in 12 games, starting 10 for the Hatters...Playing outside back and midfield, he recorded one assist on the season...His first career point, the helper came against Florida International (9/22) in just his first start of the year.
2011 (Freshman): Atlantic Sun All-Freshman Team...played in all 19 matches with 18 starts on the back line...one of the anchors of a terrific Stetson defense that posted six shutouts on the season...was only subbed out of the match twice in his 18 starts...third on the team with 1,757 minutes played.
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In a sport where fractions of a second separate good from great, Whitney Gardner just landed a spot among the great.
The South Tahoe native recently made the 2012-13 World Cup Team for ski cross. Between classes at University of Utah, the 18-year-old is training with Olympic athletes in Park City and is one step closer to joining their ranks for the 2014 Olympics.
"It's insane, the athletes in there are so incredible. These people are Olympic athletes and this is what I have to do to be an Olympic athlete," Gardner said. "It pushes me so hard and it's crazy to think that I am among them. I'm just doing what I love to do."
What Gardner has loved to do since her grom days at Heavenly is ski, more specifically race. It was that racing background that helped Gardner pick-up ski cross quickly and ultimately earn her a bid at the Junior World Champions March 16-20 in Valmalenco, Italy.
Ski cross, like Gardner, is relatively new to the professional ski scene. It combines top racing speeds with slope style terrain while four skiers battle for position through the track. The event made its Olympic debut in 2010, taking a page from boardercross, which emerged in the 1997 X Games.
After its successful debut, ski cross is back on the schedule for the 2014 and without a doubt Gardner is working to earn an Olympic spot.
"It's kind of a long shot, but a lot of things I thought were long shots have worked out," Gardner said. "So it's definitely a possibility and I'm going to do everything I can to make it."
Long shot is certainly how Gardner would describe making the World Cup team this year. She was speechless when she met with the team manager to review next year's schedule and it was casually mentioned that she was part of the team this year, too.
Gardner knew she was slated to race at the opening World Cup match in Telluride Colo. on Dec. 10, but that was supposed to be it. The Telluride race already felt like plenty of a dream come true because typically there is only one ski-cross spot available on the World Cup Team.
Unknown to Garnder, however, two new spots were created this year and the 18-year-old from Tahoe made the cut.
"I was raised to never give up on things and taught that they'll fall into place," Gardner said. "I was a little skeptical on that, but now I totally believe it."
Gardner is the perfect storm of speedy racer and big jump freestyler that is a combination needed for ski cross, brother and coach R.J. Gardner said.
Together with her brother, Gardner will travel to Germany, Russia and the Czech Republic as she takes on the world in ski cross. She's especially excited for Sochi, Russia.
"I get the chills just talking about it," Gardner said. "That's where the Olympics are going to be and so it's just going to motivate me a little more to make the Olympics in a couple years."
As for making the Olympic venue, R.J. Gardner has no doubt he'll see his sister there some day.
"She's very motivated. We have four kids in our family and none of us have a better work ethic than she does," R.J Gardner said. "She goes out and hits the gym and trains to be in the shape she needs to be. It was all her to get to this point."
It's that slow and steady work ethic that sets Gardner above the rest, R.J. Gardner said, and the dedication will be a difference maker down the road.
"She takes her time and she's nice and slow with everything else," R.J. Gardner said, "then she gets on the course and lets it all out."


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Babysitting can be rewarding and fun. But, like any job, it has its less-than-enjoyable moments — like diaper changes. But if you're looking after babies and toddlers, diaper changing is a skill you need to know.
A baby can go through as many as 10 diapers a day. So how do you know when it's time for a change? Don't rely only on your nose. Pull the diaper open at the waistband and check that all's clean and dry. Wet diapers might feel heavy, and you'll probably be able to smell the urine when you pull open the front of the diaper. Poopy diapers will be obvious!
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TAHOE, Calif. - A Cuesta College liberal arts graduate received Southern California Gas Co.'s annual $1,000 "Energizing Our Future" scholarship.
Timothy Mahoney, the company's public affairs manager for San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara counties, presented an award certificate to Jason Wilson, 24, of San Luis Obispo earlier this year.
Jason graduated in 2006 from North Tahoe High School and finished his first quarter at Cal Poly with straight A's and a spot on the Dean's list.
"It is inspiring to work with Jason, as he has good motivation and drive," Mahoney said. "Upon graduating from Cuesta College, he traveled abroad and is now on his way to Cal Poly's Ag Business program. Jason is an outstanding alum of the Gas Company's scholarship and Cuesta College."
Southern California Gas Co.'s scholarship program honors a promising student each year.
"The Gas Company believes that a well-rounded workforce makes good business sense for a vital and healthy Southern California," the company said in a release. "The scholarship program encourages students to pursue higher education following high school or community college."
Math instructor Suzanne MacArthur, who had Wilson in her business calculus course, recommended the North Lake Tahoe High School alum for the award.
"She knew that I was focused and driven," said Wilson. "It was because of her that I got this."
The former resident of West Shore area of Lake Tahoe plans to pursue a master's after completing his undergraduate studies. He hopes to launch a career as a sustainable energy entrepreneur.
"I'll go into business for clean energy because I want to do something important for not just myself and my family but for everyone else," he said.
He credits his Cuesta instructors for helping him along the way.
Lisha Duarte's Spanish class inspired him to travel to Mexico to better immerse himself in the language. MacArthur came in to her office on Sundays to help him with calculus. Geology instructor Jeff Grover's Geological Sciences Field Studies course took Wilson to Yosemite and Death Valley National Parks and reaffirmed his love of the environment.
"I wanted to go into business, find a specific field, get a degree in it and then find what I wanted to do," he said. "And when I met Jeff, my wide view narrowed to something more specific. He was the most influential and positive influence from the school."
Wilson looks forward to the academic rigors of Cal Poly, but remains grateful for his time at Cuesta.
"I went to two community colleges before Cuesta," he said. "I didn't even complete classes because it wasn't the right environment, the right place, the right people. The setting was just not good. When I came here (Cuesta) the first semester I was excited for the next one to start. So this place is magical."


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Suffering, according to Buddhism, is 'existence' itself. Where ever there is 'existence', there is also birth and death! Birth and death are two ends of the same stick, 'existence'. Therefore, 'eternal existence' is impossible. We cannot remove 'death' and have 'existence' only.
To be free of 'death' we have to be free of, existence also. But to be free of 'existence' is not to stop existing. To be free of existence we have to realise that existence, is only an experience, not a reality. If existence, is not a reality, then death is also not a reality.By 'experiencing' the 'experience' of existence, we gain freedom of existence, 'birth' and 'death'. This is Nibbana the cessation of suffering.
Therefore, 'pre-existence' and 're-existence', from the Buddhist perspective, is an 'experience', an empirical fact, but it is not a reality. To cling to the concept of 'existence' 'pre-existence' or 'reexistence' is to suffer. To be free of death and suffering, we have to experience the experience of 'existence' and 'death' and see it as only an experience'.


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4 Reasons 'Raiders of the Lost Ark' Is Secretly About Drugs
#2. Marion as Prisoner
Later in the movie, Indy discovers that Marion is a prisoner after mistakenly believing her dead. But he doesn't free her. Instead, he wants to keep her tied up. Or should we say "tied off." Look at the gag in her mouth and how nicely it compares to Ewan McGregor tying off in Trainspotting before his fix.
But that's not all. Before leaving, Indy says, "If you don't sit still the whole thing will be SHOT." Shot! Like a shot. (OK, in truth, this is probably not my strongest point, but some English professors appreciate bravado.)
Soon after, the white dress theme emerges again. Belloq, the French archaeologist and Nazi sympathizer, gives Marion a white gown. Here, another man is attempting to wash away Marion's past, but, once again, it is a failed attempt. As soon as she puts on the dress, she starts drinking again. Just like at Sallah's house.
Marion may be a booze hound, but at least without Indy around, she's being resourceful and trying to escape by drinking Belloq under the table. A few scenes later, however, this brave, resourceful woman who outdrinks barbarians, beats Arabs with frying pans, and throws a mean right hook is reduced to a cowering, whimpering girl when she's thrown into a pit with Indiana Jones. Suddenly, in his presence, that resourceful woman is gone and she is a child filled with dependency issues, whining about snakes like a cartoon housewife who's seen a mouse.
Maybe it's because Indy makes her revert to a child state. Or maybe it's because she hasn't fixed since that monkey died, and dark hallucinations have been known to accompany chemical withdrawal. Snakes are good. Even better? Corpses. She's jonesing for a fix. (Holy shit. Did you see that?) She's like Indiana Jonesing for a fix and seeing all sorts of scary shit. She is freaking out.
After they escape the pit, Indy needs a plan to steal back the ark. No one knows what he can do, and he admits he's making it up as he goes along. What does he turn to for assistance? That's right: a horse.
"Horse" is slang for heroin, kids. Don't believe me? Ask your deadbeat dad. Oh, he died when you were 3 from shooting junk? Sorry.
#1. Marion in Act III
Indy and Marion make it aboard a pirate ship in an attempt to be smuggled to safety. Guess what the captain gives her? A white nightgown. Yet another man with another failed attempt to purify Marion.
But succeeding in the watchita-watchita-be-bow-bow factor. Mrowr.
But now, Marion begins her 12 steps toward sobriety. I've never gone to AA, so I don't know what those steps are. Also, as I said earlier, no independent research beyond the confines of the source material will be done, so I'm not looking it up. But in any event, I'm pretty sure one of them is making amends, and here, on the boat, she and Indy seem to find some level of forgiveness. And hot monkey sex. (Holy shit. Monkey!)
But you don't need to have gone through a 12-step program to know that another stage is acceptance of a higher power, and, um yeah, there's a lot of that in Raiders. In the climax, both Indy and Marion recognize the power of the divine by not looking upon it. They close their eyes as a reverent acknowledgment of power. God smites the bad guys and rescues them.
But you gotta meet God half way on this stuff. You can't go back to hanging around with the same d-bags who messed you up and got you hooked on drugs in the first place if you want to stay clean. And that is Marion's big mistake. She sticks with Indy. In the final scene, she does not wear white. There is no white for Marion. She has not purified herself. She can't so long as Indy is around. As a testament to his corrupting influence, her final words in the movie, indeed the final words of the movie, are "Come on, I'll buy you a drink. Y'know, a drink." Sure, you could say that Indy only looks sad to hear this because he's bummed the U.S. government has just boarded up the Ark, but check out the face on him.
To me, that looks like a man saddened to learn that the young girl he corrupted when he was old enough to know better will never be free of her addictions so long as he's around. They walk off, arm in arm, her in gray, toward one more drink.
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Thursday, March 21, 2013
Mount Pleasant Waterworks will once again host their annual poster contest for 2013. Posters should be a celebration of our most precious natural resource-WATER.
The contest is open to all students (public, private or home schooled) in grades Kindergarten through third and fourth through eighth.
Entries will be judged on use of theme, creativity and overall presentation.
The deadline is Monday, March 25.
Posters will be reviewed the second week of April by a judge from the community and will be displayed at the MPW Operations Center. The winners will be featured in the Moultrie News during Drinking Water Week May 5-11.
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After reports that the singer had canceled her performance with rapper Pitbull and Brazilian singer Claudia Leitte at Thursday's World Cup opening ceremony in Brazil, her rep tells PEOPLE that the show will go on.
"Jennifer has always wanted to participate in the World Cup opening ceremonies," the rep says. "We have been trying to work out scheduling and logistics. Any statements to the contrary were premature. Jennifer would not want to disappoint her fans or fans of futbol. She will be there."
This statement comes a day after FIFA announced that Lopez, 44, had canceled her plan to perform this year's official World Cup song, "We Are One (Ole Ola)," due to unspecified production issues.
Lopez, Pitbull and Leitte will perform the song for the finale of the opening ceremony, which artistic director Daphne Cornez says "is a tribute to Brazil and its treasures: nature, people, football."


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UPDATED 1:39 PM PST Feb 20, 2013
A natural gas leak that led to the evacuation of several buildings in San Francisco's Mission District has been capped.
The San Francisco Chronicle reports that Pacific Gas and Electric Co. crews capped the punctured gas line around 12:30 p.m. Wednesday, a little more than 90 minutes after the leak was reported.
PG&E spokesman Joe Molica told the newspaper third-party contractors were doing sewer work in the area when they dropped a rock and damaged the 2-inch main.
PG&E crews were on the scene within minutes after hearing a report of the leak on a scanner.
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An applicant to be manager of a marijuana medical dispensary, Nature�s Own Wellness Center, was rejected by the Local Licensing Authority on Tuesday after admitting �to very bizarre behavior, indeed,� while under the influence of alcohol.
James Casey Steindler, a student at Fort Lewis College, acknowledged a pattern of arrests for drunken driving as well as disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. He was once found throwing bicycles and �kicking cars in the street,� said board member Bob Ledger, citing a police background report.
Steindler also said he spent a week in the La Plata County jail after demonstrating drunken behavior in 2010. �Yes, my alcohol level was very high to be ridiculous,� Steindler said.
He said he was �very immature,� between 19 and 20 years old, when the incidents occurred. He has abstained from alcohol for more than a year.
Ron LeBlanc, city manager and chairman of the board that regulates alcohol and medical marijuana, said the board tries to be �reasonable,� often overlooking job applicants� criminal records that are five years or older, but could not ignore the trouble he caused police, needing two officers to subdue him.
The board voted 3-0 to reject his application to be a manager at Nature�s Own Wellness Center, 927 Colorado Highway 3.
Steindler, who will graduate in December, is a political science major who plans to be either a high school social studies teacher or �go into public policy.�
This prompted Ledger to wonder if the position of a medical marijuana manager was a �r�sum� builder,� but Steindler said he was interested in using the job as an internship or educational opportunity. He would go to government meetings on marijuana to learn more about public policy.


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December 9, 2011
Nicole L. Pleskovic, senior biology major of Johnstown, has been named to the 2011 edition of Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges and was recognized as an outstanding campus leader during the annual Saint Vincent College Founders' Day Vespers and Honors Convocation Thursday, November 17 in the Archabbey Basilica. Ms. Pleskovic, daughter of Mike and Kathy Pleskovic, serves as a Residence Life prefect and Student Government Association senior class secretary. She is an A.J. Palumbo Research Grant recipient and member of the Dean's List. She is a member of Saint Michael's Catholic Church in Johnstown. She is a 2008 graduate of Bishop McCort High School. The Who's Who students are selected by campus nominating committees and editors of the annual directory on the basis of their academic achievement, service to the community, leadership in extracurricular activities and potential for continued success. They join an elite group of students selected from more than 2,300 institutions of higher learning in all 50 states, the District of Columbia and several foreign nations. Outstanding students have been honored in the annual directory since it was first published in 1934.
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The iPad is a very exciting device and it has been gaining broad adoption from our academic and professional customers alike. It was a logical step for us to bring Maple technology to this platform. The Maple Player for iPad is now available in the Apple App Store. It comes bundled with ready-made interactive Maple documents, covering topics like integration, differentiation, computing limits, and performing Laplace transforms.
Taking a 3-D plot for a spin with the touch of a finger or watching a formula update live as you move a slider is certainly a fun way to explore mathematics. Gain insight by having an integral computed step by step, learn about an approximation technique for computing the value of , and more! The technology making all this possible is a version of the Maple mathematical engine running natively on the iPad, along with a user interfacethat makes documents look very much like they do in Maple, but also takes advantage of many of the unique characteristics of the iPad. Squeezing all that into the limited memory available on the device was certainly a challenge and made for some long coding hours, but watching math come alive on the iPad reminds us that it was well worth the effort. As much fun as this app is, it represents just a glimpse of what is to come. Expect a lot more content coming to the iPad soon. Initially, the content will come from us, but ultimately, it will also come from you, as you'll be able to play any document that you've created in desktop Maple. We'd very much like to hear your feedback here on MaplePrimes, and if you like the Maple Player for iPad, consider submitting a review on the App Store. Grab an iPad and come along for the ride!
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A water meter is a device that measures the volume of water used at your home. Water meters are almost always installed by the local water utility. Depending upon the utility, some water meters are the property of the homeowner and some are the property of the utility.
If you are interested in installing an additional water meter in your home, perhaps to monitor a specific water use such as irrigation, a swimming pool, or a water treatment device, contact a professional plumber. Installation of a water meter requires cutting pipes, sweating pipes together, and other plumbing tasks.


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Top 5 Family Fun picks for DFW
I'm cheating a little this week — my number one pick is actually 5 in 1, because it's my list of five favorite spring break camps for kids. I hope you'll forgive me after you see how great each one is!
1.Spring Break Day Camps. Is your child suffering from nature deprivation after spending all day with school, homework and indoor activities? Make up for it in with one of these fabulous outdoors camps, where they can do everything from kayaking to birding, riding horses, meeting zoo animals and learning more than you ever thought there was to know about hissing cockroaches.
2.S'more camping please. For those who want to spend some spring break time together as a family, it's hard to top the togetherness you can get close to home at the 52-acre Vineyards Campground & Cabins on Grapevine Lake. They've got kayaks, paddle boats and bikes you can rent. There's fishing, horseshoes, basketball and volleyball. But really, they had me at s'mores.
3.Free museum days. The first few days of the month are the BEST time to explore museums with the kids; that's when they roll out their free, activity packed celebrations. Head down to the Arts District to see the Nasher Sculpture Center for Target First Saturdays and their neighbor, The Crow Collection of Asian Art, for AdventureAsia: Family Days at the Crow. Between the two, your kids can create art, do yoga, try creative writing and even catch a demonstration for the Perot Museum of Nature and Science. Head back to the Arts District Sunday with teens for the Dallas Museum of Art's Urban Armor workshop and Tuesday with the younger ones for First Tuesdays programming. Or have them take drawing lessons Sunday at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth.
4.Dallas Blooms for tots, too. We know you've heard about how gorgeous Dallas Blooms is, with more than 500,000 flowers at the Dallas Arboretum. But if you want to make it even more special for the little ones, take them to Mommy and Me Mondays or Tiny Tot Tuesdays. There's no extra charge for these programs and they can enjoy a petting zoo and Kindermusik, have their faces painted and do arts and crafts. Just think what great pictures you'll be able to snap when they're smiling and happy.
5.Easter Seals: Walk with Me. It's one thing to give to others in need. It's another to give of yourself. Easter Seals, which does so much for those with special needs and their families, has designed a special 1-mile fun walk at Grapevine Mills mall where participants can walk alongside a child or adult with a disability who is serving as an Easter Seals North Texas Honorary Ambassador. You and your child can hear that person's story on your walk and cross the finish line together. It's indoors, so you don't have to worry about the weather. There'll be airbrush tattoos, carousel rides and a Kids Fun Zone, too.


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A mustache that is more than just under the nose. It usually flows from the lips up the cheek, attached to the skin. This isn't your dad's handlebar mustache.
A regular mustache wasn't enough facial coverage for a guy like Steve, he required a plustache.
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The time you are willing to spend in jail to have sex with a minor.
"Man, i'd do some jail time for her."
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Coined phrase by "JOJO," which is a sex position where the partner is is on his/her back, with legs 90 degrees in the air and the penetrating partner's face in between those legs as if to look through jail bars.
jail time is example of a prisoner holding jail bars and looking through :-)
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Green Day bassist Mike "Dirnt" Pritchard earned his nickname by treating—or tormenting—his high school peers with bass jams that would make any proper headbanger proud. Nearly 25 years after forming Green Day, Dirnt is still doin' it. We talk tone and technique with the punk-pop powerhouse as the band preps to release the last installment of its trio of new albums, ¡Uno!, ¡Dos!, and ¡Tré!.
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It's easy to imagine Ryan Miller closing his eyes Monday during the flight to Ottawa and being startled awake by visions of pucks flying at his head.
Miller has faced the most shots of any NHL goaltender, a number that grew substantially during the Buffalo Sabres' last two games. He was tested 81 times over the weekend, bringing the total to 368 in 11 games.
"We're spending too much time in our own zone," Sabres defenseman Robyn Regehr said. "Defensively, we have to tighten things up there. We can't keep allowing 35-plus shots a game here. There's too many chances against."
The Sabres visit the Senators tonight in Scotiabank Place as the league's most shell-shocked team. They allow 34.1 shots per game, tied with Carolina for worst in the NHL entering Monday's schedule. Buffalo ranks 29th in goals allowed at 3.54 per game, ahead of only the 3.64 given up by Florida.
They've been outshot in 10 of 13 outings, and their points percentage of .300 from a 3-7 record in those games ranks 22nd in the league.
"You're not going to win games if you don't play well defensively," captain Jason Pominville said. "It doesn't matter how many goals you score or how many chances you create, it's about not giving up opportunities first. It's going to give the team a better chance to win. It's going to give your teammates a better chance to succeed."
It's nothing new for the Sabres to allow a lot of shots. They ranked 27th last season at 31.4 per game and were outshot 60 percent of the time (49 of 82). In the seven-year era between lockouts, they ranked in the top half of shots allowed just once (12th in 2007-08) and were 20th or worse five times.
The problem this year is they're not answering the attempts. They have a shot differential of minus-5 per game, trailing only Edmonton (minus-7.8), Nashville (minus-7.4) and Dallas (minus-7.1).
"Shots on goal isn't always a translation," Miller said. "I can stand in there and play some hockey, too. We've just got to translate it into getting the puck back and getting some more opportunities and sharing the balance of the opportunities with that other team.
"Eventually, we'll start taking that over. That's what I would hope our goal is here."
Playing without the puck is a team-wide problem. Years ago, Sabres goalie coach Jim Corsi began tracking players' shot differential, totaling the goals, saves, missed and blocked shots at both ends when a player is on the ice. A positive number means the opponent's goalie is being tested, while a negative rating means that player's netminder is busier.
Only four of the 23 skaters who have played for Buffalo have a positive "Corsi rating," according to statistical website BehindTheNet.ca: Christian Ehrhoff, Tyler Ennis, Marcus Foligno and Thomas Vanek.
"We're spending way too much time in our zone," Pominville said. "We're running around. We spend too much time without the puck."
Miller says the Sabres are caught in a quandary. They can clog up the middle of their zone to block shots, thereby cutting down the number of pucks he faces. By playing in the center, however, they're less likely to track down caroms and passes that go toward the boards.
"What it does is it keeps us chasing the puck around because we have to come inside to block," Miller said.
"They have guys to retrieve. That's kind of what we've seen. The important thing for us is just to get control of the puck, get it in deep, make them come all the way down. That's why you can't play just in your D-zone.
"That's what the good teams do. They're going to get the puck back and make you chase around a little bit, and they're going to outchance you a little bit. At the end of the night, it's going to translate into you're not going to have those same chances."
Although the Sabres lost, 4-3, in Ottawa last Tuesday, they're facing a team that continues to have offensive woes. That was the only Senators win in their past five games. They've totaled just three goals in the four losses and have been shut out twice.
The Senators spent Monday working on getting closer to the net. The Sabres, who will play their 14th game in 24 days, elected to skip practice.
Miller certainly didn't need to see any more pucks.
"We just have to support each other," he said. "We'll find the balance between being a little bit too conservative and collapsing a lot."
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NHL's worst shot differentials per game:
1. Edmonton -7.8
2. Nashville -7.4
3. Dallas -7.1
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I've got 4 tickets (all together) to the Toronto Marlies vs Grand Rapids Griffins game at Comerica Park on December 30, 2013 as part of the Winter Classic Package. I am in Toronto and won't be able to make it down to the Detroit area before the 31st, so I'd like to get rid of these.
$38 is the face value on each, but I will take the best offer!


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To poop all over one named Andy.
Yo dawg, I just was Andying all over that clown!
Yeah, Fuck Andy!
Yeah, Fuck Andy!
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Writing Andy on the bottom of somebody's shoe or sock after they pass out at a party. Originates from Toy Story; where Andy writes his names on the feet of his toys, mainly Woody and Buzz.
Nate passed out on the couch last night so we took off his shoes and wrote Andy on his foot. He was so mad, I love Andy-ing!
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quote: As a PPU, Fusion could also shine, as Physics calculations benefit greatly from being in low-latency communication with the CPU. This is why AMD plans to have Torrenza for graphics and physics cards, among other things.


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Saturday, March 8, 2014
It started in November with a blossoming young coach optimistic enough to believe the ultimate was possible.
He sold his team on a goal that had never been accomplished by its school, and his players bought in.
A preseason rankings snub was motivation. Midseason adversity was fuel. And then, on the biggest postseason stage of all, a historical win was the payoff.
The Wando Warriors defeated the Hillcrest Rams, 65-50, in the Class 4A championship game Friday at Colonial Life Arena in Columbia to capture the first boys basketball state title in school history.
Warriors head coach David Eaton praised his players, his staff, the community that supported them and the teams that came before. Then he looked over at his players as they celebrated with a glistening state championship trophy hoisted in the air and gold medals dangling from their necks and realized what they really were.
This is the best Wando basketball team ever, Eaton said. They did it. These guys came out and proved it. They always believed in themselves, in what we were trying to accomplish and they came out and did it tonight.
Hillcrest rode an 8-0 run to cut Wandos lead to 10 with three minutes to play in the fourth quarter. With a championship hanging in the balance, Eaton called his team to the sideline for some final motivation.
Coach just told us to man up, Wando center Matt Pegram said. He said were not trying to hold off a lead. Were trying to win this game. We needed that and we went back out and finished the job.
Warriors forward Taylor Majewski scored five straight points out the timeout, Pegram pinned a block against the backboard and Wando closed on a 15-10 run to seal the win.
Jamez Rogers led all scorers with 25 for Wando. Amp Moore added 13, Andrew Glover 11 and Majewski turned in seven points and eight boards. Pegram finished with nine points, 15 rebounds and four blocks. Wando dominated the boards, outrebounding Hillcrest 48-26.
Theyre a great team, but we felt like we were better, Glover said. We were doing it all season long but to do it in the biggest game of the year just speaks very highly of our team.
The Rams controlled the lead until the three-minute mark of the second quarter, using its pressure to force 12 turnovers in the first half. Wando needed a spark; Rogers provided it. With his team trailing by two, the all-state sophomore drained a three from the wing to give the Warriors their first lead since the first basket of the game. Wando never trailed again.
I just felt like no one could stop me, Rogers said.
He went on to score the next seven points of the game. Wando opened the second half on a 15-5 run that Rogers capped with a dunk. He scored 10 points in the third quarter. Wando scored 20 points in the first half, then reeled off 25 in the third quarter to take a 15-point lead into the fourth.
After shooting 30 percent from the field in the first half, Wando connected on 68 percent in the second. The Warriors made just one of seven threes through the first two quarters but rained in seven of 11 through the final 16 minutes.
Randall Shaw led Hillcrest with 16 points on 6-21 shooting while Tyler Hooker added 14 on 5-20. Hillcrest was limited to 28 percent shooting and just 18 percent from three.
When we led by 15 in the fourth quarter, for a second I thought, are you kidding me? Eaton said. They were cold, but I really thought we caused them to go cold. We kept a hand in their face and made it difficult for them all night.
Now Wando sits alone atop high school basketball in South Carolina. It can finally claim a championship its never been able to. This years team will be remembered for doing something no other Wando boys basketball team ever has. This years team will be remembered as the best Wando boys basketball team ever.
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Supporters of Baby Veronica's return to Charleston issued a statement moments ago saying they have just received word that the Oklahoma Supreme Court has lifted the stay regarding the transfer of Veronica to her legal parents, Matt and Melanie Capobianco. According to the spokeswoman for the Capobianco family, Jessica Munday, they do not have a statement at this time. "However, as you may know from media coverage over the past several weeks, Matt and Melanie have been visiting with their daughter during their stay in Oklahoma.
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quote: And how is this any different then how MAC users spread rumors about windows viruses, I've never had a windows virus, don't know anyone that has gotten one since vista, or even heard of any major outbreak, in years...Reality is MAC users are more vulnerable to malware than Windows users due to the fact that they are under the false assumption that they are safe and do not need malware protection...The biggest downfall of Windows users in this catagory is that the unknowledgeable user, buys a PC which usually comes with a trial antivirus and assume that will work for life and not just the 30,60,or 90 days that the trial is good for...
quote: Windows and Macs security reputations are both richly deserved.
quote: Apple is advising Windows users to update their systems following the release of a patch for the QuickTime media player tool. Ten of the flaws could be targeted by way of a maliciously crafted PICT or FlashPix movie file to cause an application crash and allow remote code execution.The update also fixes a cross-site scripting flaw which could allow an attacker to insert code into an HTML file, and a vulnerability which could allow an attacker to view a user's memory contents by way of malformed movie fileThe company said in a security advisory that QuickTime 7.7.1 addresses 12 vulnerabilities in the Windows version of the platform, but does not affect Mac OS X users.Apple urged Windows users to install the 7.7.1 update, which can be obtained through the Apple Software Update utility or manually downloaded from the Apple support site. The update supports Windows versions from XP to Windows 7.So in other words the flaws in Windows comes from using Apple software..
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The Stetson men's basketball team led by as many as 21 points, cruising to a 79-71 victory over Flagler in the team's first and only exhibition contest of the season on Monday night at the Edmunds Center.
"I think we did a lot of things well, which is in the big picture of things, what we want to focus on," Head Coach Casey Alexander said after the game. "The guys played hard, energized, and tried to do what we asked them to do."
The Hatters came out fast and shooting the ball well, taking a 13-4 lead over the Saints less than five minutes into the game. A layup by junior Willie Green off of an assist by junior Chris Perez opened the scoring, and Stetson was off and running from there. Green added two more points on an emphatic dunk later in the run, and Perez capped the stretch with a driving layup off an assist from freshman Logan Irwin.
The two teams traded baskets for the next couple of minutes as the Saints cut the Stetson lead to five at 19-14 with 13:05 to play in the half, but a bevy of three-pointers led to a 14-2 Hatter run that extended the team's lead to 39-20 with just 4:30 to play in the half.
In fact, at one point, eight straight baskets from Stetson came from beyond the arc. Senior Liam McInerney connected on two during the stretch, while junior Aaron Graham drained three threes to help the Hatters gain the first half advantage.
An 8-2 run by the Saint to end the half cut Stetson's lead to 41-28 at the break. The Hatters were 9-for-19 from three-point range during the frame, but just 15-for-33 overall and only got to the line for two attempts.
The second half started in a similar fashion to the first. Perez opened the period with a layup off of an assist from senior Joel Naburgs, and Green added a tip dunk to increase the Stetson lead to 17 at 45-28 less than two minutes into the frame.
The Stetson lead grew to as many as 21 on a number of occasions, the last of which was at 65-44 when Naburgs stole the ball in the Flagler back court and fed freshman Leke Solanke for a layup with 9:26 to play in the game.
That was when the Saints started to fight back though. Flagler used a 22-8 run late in the game to cut the Hatter lead to seven at 73-66 with 2:40 left on the clock. Sophomore Matt Clark scored 15 points, including a trio of three-pointers, during the stretch.
"In the second half we got sloppy," Alexander continued. "We took the first available shot too often, and we didn't shoot it well. So when you combine those two things, you create an opportunity for the other team to get back in the game."
A fade away jumper off of a tough post move by senior Adam Pegg, a pair of late in the game free throws by Irwin, and a put back layup from Naburgs allowed Stetson to hang on for the 79-71 victory in front of its home crowd.
Both Graham and Pegg finished with 16 points to lead the Hatters in scoring. Green added 12 points, and led the squad with nine rebounds and two blocks. Naburgs gave Stetson four players in double figures, adding 10 points and five boards. Junior Hunter Miller led the Hatters with six assists and three steals off the bench.
Stetson will now get back to work on the practice court before the team's regular season opener at Miami on Friday, November 9 at 5:30 pm.
"We have to be more committed to executing offense," Alexander said when referencing what the team had to do to improve before the regular season starts. "I wouldn't say that we took a lot of bad shots, I just would say that we didn't take a lot of great shots. We have to be more selective. We have to be more determined to get great shots when we can get them."
Coach Alexander Interview