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UNIVERSITY PARK - Players and coaches like to say that a single play never determines the outcome of a game. But Thursday night at the Jordan Center, Penn State proved that theory wrong.
The Nittany Lions broke out of their 0-6 slide to start the Big Ten season by rallying to beat Nebraska, 58-54, and things turned in PSU's favor for good on a spectacular flurry with just more than a minute remaining.
"There were a lot of plays that played into [the win]," said Lion senior guard Tim Frazier, who finished with 11 points, nine rebounds, six assists and two steals. "But obviously that's the play that's going to be magnified because it was so magnificent because of the dunk."
The dunk in question was delivered by fellow guard D.J. Newbill, who was also fouled. He converted the conventional 3-point play to give the Lions a 53-51 lead with 1:05 remaining, and they would not trail the rest of the way.
But the play was about so much more than the slam. It began 13 seconds earlier, when Penn State went to a three-quarter-court press after forward Donovan Jack scored on a put-back.
Frazier and Newbill immediately trapped Cornhusker guard Deverell Biggs, who panicked. Biggs tried to split the trap and stumbled, losing the ball. Frazier dove first and grabbed the ball near midcourt.
"They're the winning plays we need to make," PSU coach Pat Chambers said.
From his knees, Frazier fired a pass to Newbill, who powered to the basket and threw down a dunk over Shavon Shields. The crowd of 5,705 erupted.
"Tim made a great play and I finished it," Newbill said.
"That's Penn State basketball," Chambers said. "We work hard, and that's what I want to see. I want to see our guys make winning plays."
They were overdue. In bumbling to 0-6 in the Big Ten, the Lions were usually in games late but did not produce in the clutch. They seemed to be finding ways to lose.
They nearly did it again after taking the late lead Thursday. Things seemed to be well in hand when John Johnson nailed a deep 3-pointer with 18 seconds left to make it 56-51.
But Nebraska's Terran Petteway countered with a triple of his own six seconds later to make it 56-54 and the Cornhuskers called timeout to set their press. Penn State was still sitting on two timeouts, and seemed to be in good shape.
But Newbill lost his cool and threw a long pass that went off Jack's hands and out of bounds. Nebraska took over with 10.4 seconds left.
"Is there any other way we can give a game away?" Chambers said later.
But they didn't blow this one. There was a scramble after the inbound pass, and PSU freshman guard Geno Thorpe stripped Biggs.
It resulted in a tie-up and the arrow pointed Penn State's way. After a dicey-inbound pass that forward Brandon Taylor mishandled, Frazier came up with the ball and was fouled with half a second left.
He made both shots to seal it.
But the game was won just over a minute earlier, when a wild scrum led to the Newbill jam. Up until that point, Chambers felt his team was "on the hump" and just needed something positive to happen to break out of the long funk.
"Now, hopefully we're over it," he said
Game notes: Penn State improved to 10-10 overall and 1-6 in the Big Ten. ... The Cornhuskers are 8-8 and 1-5. ... Newbill had 16 to lead the Lions, Johnson 13, and Frazier and Taylor 11. ... Petteway led Nebraska with 15. ... PSU forward Ross Travis was limited to four minutes due to flu-like symptoms. ... The Lions have a bye this weekend. Next up is a trip to Ohio State next Wednesday (7 p.m., BTN).


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on January 24, 2013 - 1:00 AM
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Congratulations, you've sent in the last of your applications and you are ready to lie back and relax. Wrong. For you and all the other seniors in your position, the college application process is still going. Yes, the hard part is over, but there are still more essays that will require you to conjure up "life-changing experiences" and more teachers that you'll have to pull a recommendation from. So what else do you still need to do?
1. Scholarships. Although most private schools will provide scholarships along with their acceptance letters, you may still be in need of extra money. Most scholarships have deadlines in February or March, but you're going to have to do sufficient research to make sure you get your application in on time. Although one scholarship of $1,500 might not seem like enough to pay off pre-law school, multiple scholarships will help put a dent in your college bills. Also, do some research into the schools you applied to and see if they have a separate application for some of the more prestigious scholarships.
2. Fill out the FAFSA. You and your parents can fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. Even if you don't think you qualify for financial aid, it is strongly recommended that you fill out the FAFSA. It seems like a pain (and it probably will be), but it's free and many students get a lot of financial aid. By filling out the FAFSA, you become eligible for many government loans, grants and scholarships.
3. Keep those grades up. Although now might seem like the best time to stop trying as hard in school, it is actually imperative that you keep getting the same grades as you have been. After being accepted into college, the university will expect a mid-year and final report of your grades. If they see that your grades dropped dramatically, they can, and will, cancel your acceptance to their institution. Although senioritis is inevitably setting in, you have to keep your grades at least constant.
4. Interview. Although I am not up to date on the policies regarding every single college, I do know that many universities offer interviews for prospective students. It is strongly recommended that you go to an interview. A good impression can make or break a "maybe" application. If nothing else, the interview provides good practice for future ones. If you get an interview, remember to dress nicely, smile and be honest. Don't say things that you think the interviewer wants to hear. You want to make a good impression, but they'll know if you are exaggerating. Try to be interesting and engaging, but don't overdo it. You don't want to be known as the applicant who gave an interpretive dance as an interview.
It may seem difficult now, but in just a few short months, we will be free, free at last! If you can do this, chances are you can survive college.
Eileen Bennett is a senior at Clarence High School.
Although senioritis is inevitably setting in, you have to keep your grades at least constant.


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The act of purchasing someone and making them your bitch.
I just bought out your ass by writing you a check for $3800 making you my property for the next month.
作者 Bought you OUT 2008年12月22日
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Owning someone or something. Alternate definition of GETTING OWNED
Damn, your car just got BOUGHT OUT by that truck that rear ended you.
作者 Bought you OUT 2008年12月22日
When record companies and labels have bargained with digital retailers to purchase a particular amount of digital downloads. This is practiced to push the position of a song to the top of the charts when a song is lacking in airplay
Gwen Stefani's label, Interscope, bought-out downloads for "Hollaback Girl" when it was at #12 airplay in order to bump "Candy Shop" before Mariah Carey's "We Belong Together" took the #1 position.
Kanye West bought-out digital downloads for "Golddigger" when it was at #16 airplay so he could have a #1 single and #1 album at the same time.
Kanye West bought-out digital downloads for "Golddigger" when it was at #16 airplay so he could have a #1 single and #1 album at the same time.
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The act of physically destroying a small business by breaking things and throwing things around causing a giant mess, which will allow larger companies (IBM) and people(Bill Gates) to overthrough and prevent competition from arising.
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Gilded and red leather box (rear detail, after conservation)
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Museum no. M.560-1908
Gilded and red leather box that is thought to have been made in Paris circa 1809. This box houses an enamelled gold box, set with brilliant-cut pastes and a miniature of Napoleon I, makers mark 'VB' Post-Revolutionary Paris marks for 1809-1819.
The plaque on the interior of the leather box is inscribed with the words - 'Presented to Adm. Sir Thos. Ussher by the Emperor Napoleon at Portoferrajo in the Isle of Elba, on the 27th May 1814'.
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This evening I'm going to be putting together my first playoff playlist of the season. Does anyone have any suggestions (other than the obligatory 'Detroit Rock City' or 'Don't Stop Believin')? Songs that get you pumped for the Red Wings when you listen to them on the way to work in the morning, on the way home, or blasting from your home stereo the 15 minutes prior to puck drop? Preferably something about slaying bears/bruins? Any help would be appreciated! Thanks!
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Ty Tessmann has scored another ROAR Nationals title with the D812, taking home the title once again after starting 3rd in Buggy and 2nd in the Truggy A Main races this past weekend at Thornhill Racing Circuit in Texas, just outside of the state capital and home of the Circuit of the Americas full-size Formula One track, Austin!
'Team Tessmann' was in full force, with dad Gord doing the mechanic and pit duties with mother Leanne helping out in the pits. They pitted under the new HB double-wide gazebo with other HB racers and HB/HPI designer Torrance Deguzman, and Ty was fully focussed on the weekend, at the same track where he'd had a fantastic weekend at the ROAR Gas Warm-Ups, taking 2 of the 3 class wins in style.
With his previous knowledge of the track, Ty was able to trade TQ times with other top North American contenders for the ROAR crown, and eventually started 2nd on both the buggy and truggy grids after a grueling period of qualifying runs that saw many of the top names in the game fall to the wayside!
With the Truggy A Main up first, Ty started behind TQ Dakota Phend and they soon left the rest of the field in their dust as they pulled away to start the 45-minute main event. The pair traded the lead position for much of the race, even trading mistakes as they swapped first spot over an over. On the final lap, Phend was leading and Ty was pushing hard, even down into the final corner Ty's D8T was snuck underneath the lead truck, but an unfortunate position spun out the leader and Ty in a very sporstmanlike move waited for Phend to be marshalled properly, allowing him to cross the line first as Ty finished just behind in second.
Watch the final lap of the Truggy A Main here!
Check out Neobuggy's Under the Hood: Ty Tessmann post for more on Ty's D8T 'Ty Tessmann Edition'!
The Buggy class is the big-money, high-drama class - more racers enter this class, so there's more stress and pressure to win. Starting in third gave Ty a great opportunity to shadow the leaders rather than take the strain of leading the race, and that's exactly what happened.
The Buggy A Main started much the same as the Truggy race, but swapping former World Champ and perennial Nats contender Ryan Maifield as Ty's main challenger during the 60-minute race. TQ Dakota Phend had a race-defining crash that took his car well off the track and took a very long time to marshall, and meanwhile Maifield and Tessmann carried on, clicking off fast laps and leaving the rest of the A Main racers behind.
Both drivers drove hard, aching to go home with the victory - pitting on the same lap time after time, Maifield leading and Ty riding his rear tires until a big crash by Maifield, followed by an even bigger crash by Tessmann! Ty lost some time but very soon started to pull the gap closer and tighter over the last 5 minutes of the race.
On the very last lap, Ty stuck this D812 under Ryan's car, then a desperate move by Maifield forced a big tangle-up and finally a mistake forced his car on its roof, solidifying Ty's hour-long race and sealing him in the top spot as the 2014 ROAR Gas Buggy Nationals Champion!
Watch the final lap of the Buggy A Main here!
Many thanks to Phil at Neobuggy.com for letting us use his amazing photos!


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If you like to bake pies and tarts, sooner or later you're bound to encounter a recipe that instructs you to blind bake the crust prior to adding your filling. The term "blind baking" simply means baking the crust sans filling, and the method itself can feel a little strange and counter-intuitive to the uninitiated baker. To blind bake a pie or tart shell, you simply line the chilled, shaped dough with foil or parchment, fill it with pie weights or dried beans, and bake it until the edges have set and can stand up on their own. Then, hoist the parchment or foil with the weights inside out of the shell, and return it to the oven to finish baking.
There are a few different reasons that a recipe might call for blind baking. If the item contains a stirred custard (one that's cooked on the stove) such as a cream pie, the crust must be baked separately for obvious reasons. For baked custard pies (like pumpkin or pecan) blind baking may also be required to ensure that the crust is cooked through despite being filled with something wet.
Here are a few tips to keep in mind when blind baking a pie or tart shell:
- To prevent the pie from slumping or shrinking, be sure that the dough is extremely cold and has had ample time to rest in the fridge after being shaped.
- If you are lining the shell with parchment, crumple the parchment paper up into a ball to make it wrinkled and yielding to the rounded shape of the crust.
- For deeper pies, prevent the outer crust from slumping by gradually pulling back the liner from the edges to increase the flow of hot air to the edges of the crust.
- Instead of buying expensive ceramic pie weights, purchase dried garbanzo, black, navy, or kidney beans instead. They can be reused over 100 times and cost just a few dollars at any grocery store.
About the author: Lauren Weisenthal has logged many hours working in restaurant kitchens and bakeries of Brooklyn and Manhattan. She is a graduate of the Artisan Bread Baking and Pastry Arts programs at the French Culinary Institute and holds a CS certification from the Court of Master Sommeliers. You can follow her on Twitter at @evillagekitchen.


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Celebrity Central / Top 25 Celebs
Ryan Phillippe
- 1990
Hair-Raising Discovery
Phillippe, 15, makes an impromptu call to an agent recommended to him by a woman at a local barbershop in Delaware. For two years, Phillippe hits auditions in Philadelphia and lands some small modeling jobs.
- 1992
Stirring Up the Soaps
At 17, Phillippe plays gay teenager Billy Douglas on the ABC soap One Life to Live. The character pushes the limits of daytime television with storylines about coming out and homophobia. "Soaps are a powerful way to reach people who live these sheltered, closed-off lives," Phillippe tells Paper magazine in 2001. He leaves the show in 1992 after disagreements with ABC regarding his character's development and moves to L.A. to pursue a film career.
- 1997
Party Crasher
Phillippe attends Reese Witherspoon's 21st birthday party for the free drinks. At the party, she tells him, "I think you're my birthday present." Both acknowledge an intense initial emotional connection; after five weeks of phone calls, the two go out on their first date.
Pretty Boy
Phillippe rounds out an ensemble cast that includes Sarah Michelle Gellar, Freddie Prinze Jr. and Jennifer Love Hewitt in the teen thriller I Know What You Did Last Summer. The movie launches him as a heartthrob. Close friend Meyer tells Paper magazine, "When we used to go places, people's heads used to flip for the boy. Seth [Green] and I refer to him as 'The Boy.' He's a pretty boy."
- 1998
Saturday Night Fever
In 54, a drama about the New York nightclub Studio 54, Phillippe plays a bisexual bartender caught up in the heady days of the '70s disco era. Although most of the steamier scenes are cut, the film solidifies Phillippe's reputation as a sex symbol, with Sela Ward's character describing him as having "the body of David and the face of a Botticelli."
- 1999
Dangerous Liaisons
Phillippe wants to work with then-girlfriend Witherspoon, asking her to costar in Cruel Intentions, an erotic prep-school version of the French novel Les Liaisons Dangereuses. They do not collaborate on film again. "There's something to be said for the individuality and mystery of doing things on your own," Phillippe tells Interview in 2006.
Tie the Knot
A summer wedding follows their December engagement, and a six-months-pregnant Witherspoon, 23, and Phillippe, 24, marry on a plantation near Charleston, S.C.
A Babe in Arms
Phillippe and Witherspoon celebrate the birth of their daughter, Ava Elizabeth, named for his grandmother. As a teenager Philippe helped his mother Susan run a day-care center from their home, so he teaches Witherspoon how to change a diaper. "He completely potty-trained Ava by himself," Witherspoon tells PEOPLE in 2003. "He knows exactly how to negotiate a tantrum."
- 2000
Earning Cred
Phillippe takes the lead in The Way of the Gun. Although the film is a commercial flop, the New York Times says, "Mr. Phillippe is the real surprise. His angel-boy face is hidden under wiry scrubs of facial hair, and he uses a runty voice as if he had studied the Dustin Hoffman or Al Pacino of the 1970's." He also takes a small role in Company Man, which also flops.
- 2002
Critical Darling
As Witherspoon nabs runaway successes with Legally Blonde and Sweet Home Alabama, Phillippe quietly takes roles in the indie drama Igby Goes Down and Robert Altman's Oscar-winning ensemble Gosford Park. The New York Times lauds his performance in Igby, recognizing how Phillippe "finds a hint of vulnerability in this cold, condescending smoothie."
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- Name
- Ryan Phillippe
- Real Name
- Matthew Ryan Phillippe
- Date of Birth
- September 10, 1974
- Birth Place
- New Castle, Del.
- Relationships
Paulina Slagter, girlfriend (2011 to present)
Amanda Seyfried, ex-girlfriend (late 2010 to 2011)
Alexis Knapp (dated briefly in 2010)
Abbie Cornish, ex-girlfriend (2007 to Feb. 2010)
Reese Witherspoon, ex-wife (1997 to 2006; divorced finalized in 2008)
- Children
Ava Elizabeth, daughter (9/9/1999)
Deacon, son (10/23/2003)
Kailani Merizalde, daughter (7/1/2011)


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Area second and third graders are being invited by the Seneca Soil and Water Conservation District to join in a educational and musical event next week at The Ritz Theatre.
"Be Wise, Love the Earth" will be at 10 a.m. May 22. Students from Tiffin, Buckeye Central, Old Fort, Mohawk, St. Wendelin, Seneca East, New Riegel, Bettsville and Calvert schools, Bridges Community Academy and area homeschoolers are to attend.
"This event is designed to engage, focus and reward students by moving to music that will complement and cement the science and environmental literacy skills they have been learning all year and have fun," said Beth Diesch, SSWCD education coordinator.
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Chip Richter (center) and The Munks perform.
The event is to feature Chip Richter and the Munks performing a collection of songs that address life, earth and space science and encourage individuals to be good stewards to the environment.
Richter and the Munks, consisting of Brad Shell, Greg Aker and Marty Cummings, are from northeast Ohio.
Richter describes the type of music he and his band plays as "folky pop oriented ... with a bit of a blues thread here and there."
Kids and families were not the first choice for Richter. He began playing and writing songs in the context of worship and worship service. The first time he played for children was at Lakeside.
"I truly love what I'm doing and consider it an incredible honor to encourage parents and be part of a child's growing up years," Richter said. "However, it didn't happen overnight for me. In fact, in the beginning, I must confess, I resisted the whole idea of being a singer-songwriter for kids because I wanted to be a serious artist and, in my mind, that couldn't happen in the world of kids' music."
They have been playing for 20 years, Richter said.
"I make a very conscious effort to create a fun, safe and smart all-age 'live' musical experience for the kids and families who come to my shows. So far, the feedback I've received tells me it's working."
The event was provided by grants from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources and Ottawa, Sandusky and Seneca County Solid Waste District. Donations also were provided by The Ritz Theatre and SSWCD.


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Crazy, manic, insane, out of control, generally messed up.
"I just asked him where he got the black eye and he went totally bugfuck."
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It was the most profound sneak attack in the history of man. At exactly 7:55 a.m., on Dec. 7, 1941, the United States was suddenly plunged into a great conflict that would become World War II. The Imperial Japanese Navy struck at Pearl Harbor. And struck hard.
The United States' Pacific Fleet was ravaged. The Japanese sank four battleships, three cruisers and three destroyers. Destroyed were 188 American aircraft. Wounded were 1,282 service personnel. The American death total numbered 2,402.
What took the Japanese mere minutes to do on a beautiful Hawaiian Sunday morning was destined to forever alter world history. The attack - a surprise and unprovoked - stirred patriotism which remains unchallenged. Public opinion, which had favored isolationism, emerged as support for direct participation in the war. The sleeping giant had indeed been rudely awakened. He was angry.
The United States did participate in war. It won wars on both sides of the globe. It is a near incomprehensible feat that ranks as the greatest achievement in our country's history.
Today, on the anniversary of the brutal attack by the Japanese, let us remember all of the lives lost; all of the lives forever changed and all of the sacrifices made. We are the greatest nation ever and it is because of the unbelievable effort and wherewithal that Americans displayed during World War II. That should never be lost on any of us.
Just as we suggested this past Veterans Day, let's pause and thank those served. It is sad that advancing time is claiming so many of our World War II veterans, many of whom fought the Japanese in the Pacific Ocean Theater. We have many veterans in our own area. Take time to thank them. Let's strive to pass along to our children and future generations the importance of appreciating the efforts made to keep the American way preserved.
President Franklin D. Roosevelt was right when he declared that Dec. 7, 1941, was a date that would live in infamy. It has and always will.


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If North Charleston Mayor Keith Summey is correct that a good mediated settlement leaves no one happy, then plenty of city residents must think the port rail deal resulted from good mediation.
In neighborhoods and at a City Hall meeting Wednesday, a number of residents expressed displeasure with the settlement between the city and state.
The agreement ends years of fighting and a number of lawsuits, and clears the way for a new rail yard on the former Navy base. That will mean freight trains rolling through communities north and south of the base, when the rail yard and a new port terminal open years from now.
Summey and other city officials fought the states plans partially out of concern that northbound trains would impact neighborhoods around Park Cirle that have been redeveloping.
Bryan Cordell, who lives in that area on Hope Circle, told the mayor and other officials Wednesday that he and his neighbors remain worried, despite the settlement. He said residents should play a role in the major study of rail and truck traffic that will be conducted as part of the settlement.
We are deeply concerned about the level of impact on our community, Cordell said, noting that some trains will run right across marshfront views from the neighborhood.
Dale Armstrong, of Durant Street, said the freight trains that already come through the area rattle her house.
Its not just the noise, she said. The sofa vibrates, the china rattles.
To the south, in the Chicora neighborhood abutting the former base where the rail yard will be constructed, Maxine Syas said more train noise is the last thing the community needs.
Syas, 61, said she is occasionally awakened by train noise as freight rolls along an existing line nearly a half mile southwest of her home. The planned rail yard would be just blocks away.
Thats going to be noise, she said. We dont want that, we want our neighborhood quiet.
Janice Gladden, Syas sister who lives on the other side of Orvid Street, had mixed feelings about the new rail yard, which is associated with development of a port terminal on the base property.
Hopefully it will bring money and jobs, she said. I hope it brings the neighborhood back to standards.
She also expressed concern about pollution, and suggested that the city should offer to buy the homes of residents who may be impacted by the rail and truck traffic.
Summey and other city officials have pointed out that without rail, every shipping container coming into the port would have to leave by truck. The fight between the city and state was not about whether to have a rail yard, but where it would go.
The city did not want northbound rail traffic flowing from the base, but agreed after extracting concessions from the state that include $14.6 million in cash and debt assumption, and about 100 acres of land along the waterfront at the north end of the former base.
The state also agreed to route freight trains around the properties the city is getting, rather than through them.
The new rail yard will be on land the city had given to Clemson University, which planned to build a research campus there. Community arts organizations currently use some of the buildings for studio and performance space.
The university will look elsewhere in the city for a research campus site, and Summey said the city will work on finding space for arts organizations.
The mayor also said he is working with CSX railroad on an agreement to shut down a rail line that currently runs freight through Park Circle neighborhoods, sometimes blocking traffic.
Sometimes the customers come in and say theyre waiting to meet somebody, and I guess theyre caught by a train, said Rob Potter, manager of Johnnys Olde Village Grill & Spirits on Montague Avenue. Sometimes they have to eventually get up and leave.
He said the growing retail scene on the strip is being thwarted by the train woes.
Its growing here and youre attracting folks, but all it takes is to get caught behind a train a few times and then they realize its not worth it, he said.
The best ways to address rail traffic, which could include overpasses taking busy roads over rail lines, will be considered as part of a transportation study that could be finished next year.
Reach Tyrone Richardson at 937-5550 and follow him on Twitter @tyrichardsonPC. Reach David Slade at 937-5552 or Twitter @DSladeNews.
Betty Carner, a long-time resident of the Chicora area of North Charleston, says noise from a proposed train terminal on the old Navy base would bother her. 12/5/2012 (Tyrone Walker/postandcourier.com)×
The state Budget and Control Board approved a settlement between the city of North Charleston and the state, clearing a path for a rail yard on the former Navy base.×


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Former Ball State men's golfer Brian Maurer has earned status on the Web.com Tour for next year. Now it's just a matter of determining how much.
That will happen next month at the final stage of Q School.
Maurer advanced through the second stage of qualifying Friday in Gautier, Miss. He tied for 11th place at 8-under par through four rounds and was one of 20 golfers to advance from the field of 76 at Shell Landing Golf Club.
Five players finished one stroke behind Maurer at 7-under par and were the last to make it through.
"When I putted out on the last hole, there was still a sliver of doubt in my mind," Maurer said. "But when I walked to the scoring tent, I saw the scores and knew I made it. I was able to take a deep breath."
The Mississippi location was one of four sites to host qualifiers in the second stage. Golfers who advanced from each of those sites, in addition to players who have qualified based on their status on other tours, will compete in the final stage of Q School.
That stage will be contested over six rounds Dec. 12-17 at PGA West in La Quinta, Calif. The top 45 finishers will earn full status on next year's Web.com Tour. Players outside the top 45 will still gain entrance into a certain number of events based on their finish.
"Q School is such a grind, more so mentally than physically," Maurer said. "It's a matter of staying focused and patient, and I was able to do that. I didn't play that well today, but I handled it and was able to get through some nerves and stress."
A product of Richmond, Ind., Maurer has played professionally since completing his Ball State career in 2009. He was an All-Mid-American Conference First Team selection and the Cardinals' Most Valuable Player as a senior.
Maurer, who played in the 2011 John Deere Classic on the PGA Tour, also reached the second stage of Q School a year ago before breaking through this year to make it to the finals.
"I'm very excited," Maurer said. "I'll celebrate for the next day or two, but I know I have a lot of work still ahead of me. California will be an even tougher task."


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David Beckham came, he sold, he conquered.
For the first two years after he joined the Los Angeles Galaxy in 2007, he was more of a brand than a player, his impact at America�s cash registers far greater than any transformation on the field.
By the time the 37-year-old English midfielder played his final game in Major League Soccer on Saturday, he had achieved his goals athletically in addition to financially, winning two more titles and expanding the U.S. audience for his sport. He gained attention for his play, not just for his ever-changing hairstyles, Spice Girl wife and celebrity friends.
�When I decided to come here, I think I raised a little bit of interest, and I hope that�s what I�ve done,� Beckham said. �If that�s the single thing that I�ve done, then great. But I think the foundations are there now in this league. It�s a 17-year-old league, and the foundations are great. It will continue to grow.�
The league expanded by about 50 percent, with new teams announced during the Beckham era that started play in San Jose (2008), Seattle (2009), Philadelphia (2010), Vancouver and Portland (2011), and Montreal (2012). That raised the total to 19.
Ground was broken for soccer-specific stadiums in Houston, Kansas City and Philadelphia, the long-delayed venue in New Jersey was completed, and extensive renovations took place in Montreal, Portland and Vancouver.
MLS� regular-season attendance averaged 15,504 in 2006, the last season before Beckham left Real Madrid to sign with the Galaxy. It was up to a record 18,807 this year, still well short of the record 44,293 set by the Bundesliga in 2011-12 and the 35,356 for England�s Premier League.
Beckham said his goals were to win and increase awareness of the league both domestically and abroad.
�I don�t think anybody would doubt that he has over-delivered on every one of those measures,� MLS Commissioner Don Garber said. �There�s arguably not a soccer fan on this planet that doesn�t know the L.A. Galaxy and Major League Soccer, and David played a significant role in helping us make that happen. He was an unbelievable ambassador for the league, for the Galaxy.�
Beckham made his debut for Manchester United�s first team in 1992, the year when he turned 17 and played alongside Ryan Giggs and Gary Neville for the Red Devils� winning team in the FA Youth Cup. By 21 he made his debut for England�s national team.
He helped United win six Premier League titles, two FA Cups and the 1999 Champions League. Sold to Real for 35 million euros (then $41 million), he won Spain�s La Liga in his fourth and final season.
By then, he already had announced he was moving to Los Angeles. While his handlers and the Galaxy hyped the deal as being worth �in excess (of) $250 million,� it turned out to be a $32.5 million, five-year contract. Still, he earned 50 times the league�s average of $129,395 in 2008 and twice as much as any other player.
Following his first Galaxy appearance, in an exhibition against Chelsea, he was given a welcoming party hosted by Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes at the Los Angeles Museum of Contemporary Art. A crowd of 46,686 showed up for his MLS debut on Aug. 9, 2007, at D.C. United.
While injuries limited his playing time, the five games he played averaged 37,659 fans � in a league where the overall average that year was 16,770. MLS jersey sales rose 780 percent.
�I don�t think there�s any doubt that David has increased the visibility of MLS and the sport more generally,� U.S. Soccer Federation President Sunil Gulati said.
When Beckham arrived, his mind seemed to be on England as much as it was on California. He commuted back to play for England�s national team, hoping to make its 2010 World Cup roster and played on loan for AC Milan in early 2009 and 2010. While in Italy, he tore his left Achilles tendon, ending his England career after 17 goals and 115 appearances � second only to goalkeeper Peter Shilton�s 125.
Only after the injury did he seem to focus on MLS. His relationship with Galaxy co-star Landon Donovan improved � Donovan took back the captain�s armband � and Beckham helped Los Angeles to three consecutive league finals � beating Houston in the title game in 2011 and this year. He scored 20 goals in 116 competitive appearances over 6� years.
Only in television ratings did MLS fail to achieve a long-term boost. The league�s regular-season telecasts on ESPN and ESPN2 averaged 311,000 viewers this year, up less than 5 percent over 2007.
Rafa Marquez, Thierry Henry and Robbie Keane followed him to MLS. Frank Lampard and Kaka may become the next big stars to join the league.
The very best players, Barcelona�s Lionel Messi and Real�s Cristiano Ronaldo, are far too good and far too expensive to leave Europe for MLS right now, a league still in its developmental stage.
Beckham, though, made it acceptable for stars just past their primes to trek across the Atlantic as salesmen and scorers. After the next stop in his playing career � likely the last � Beckham intends to return to MLS as an owner.
�I know it�s the No. 1 sport in the world. There�s other great sports here, of course, I believe it can compete with the basketball. I believe it can compete with American football and baseball,� Beckham said. �That�s why I�m totally committed to that.�
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Dave Richards: St. Pat's Day will be cold but happy
Remember how the planets aligned in 2012 for St. Patrick's Day?
The temperature hit 72 degrees and the sky was beautiful blue, not gray and ominous and blizzard threatening. People wore shorts, kilts and tank tops; they needed sunglasses, not earmuffs and mink coats.
And all this happened on a Saturday, so thousand of Irish folks and wannabes descended downtown for the parade, then disseminated into assorted establishments for jigs, reels, beads, brews, whiskey and arm-in-arm singalongs to "Danny Boy."
The planetary alignment was so complete even Mars participated, becoming the green planet instead of red.
Fat chance of this ever happening again. The last forecast that I saw for Sunday, St. Patrick's Day, predicted a teeth-chattering, mind-and-body numbing, clover-crunching high of 31 degrees.
The only saving grace: just a 10 percent chance of precipitation (i.e. snow) hangs over us.
For some, the forecast doesn't matter. They would go out for St. Patrick's Day if it rained frogs and the temperature hit absolute zero. They are the ones who line up for 7 a.m. breakfasts with green eggs and ham and toast, lots of toasts.
"To my friends!" "To St. Patrick!" "To new Pope Francis!" "To infinity and beyond!"
I'm not one of those. I'm not Irish, so I always felt a bit strange crashing their party, even though millions don't give it a second thought. Although "everyone's Irish for the day" seems to be the operating mantra, I feel a wee uncomfortable.
In 2012, however, the Year of the St. Patrick's Day Planetary Alignment, I decided to join the green fray for a day.
Passing it up would have felt like a sin. I knew, too, no work awaited the following day. I could afford to be hung over.
And I must admit when the day was all over -- after I got bailed out, found my clothes, repaired my broken glasses, ordered a new iPhone to replace the one at the bottom of Presque Isle Bay, and completed my community service -- that I had fun.
OK, I'm exaggerating. I didn't hang out with the Wolf Pack from "The Hangover." But I had a bead-gathering, barhopping blast, especially catching Irish-pumping groups such as the Mulligans and Ischabaha.
Everyone became a new friend along the way. Meeting other people was half the fun; the other half was watching people make idiots of themselves.
So the big question: Should I paint the town green again, though St. Pat's falls on Sunday?
Or should I take the easy way out and just party on Saturday -- catch the parade, Paddy Whacked, Blarney Rubble, the Mulligans, and more?
'Tis a quandary.
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Serving customers during the first Alex's Lemonade Stand charity fundraising event at Elkins Fordland Saturday are, from left, Ian Maxwell, Dominique Phillips, Ruby Jackson, Hazel Jackson, Luke Jackson, Max Jackson, Issac Maxwell, Tyler Phillips, Gunner Binns and London Koontz. The national nonprofit Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation raises funds for cancer research in honor of Alexandra 'Alex' Scott, a 4-year-old cancer patient who raised money with a sidewalk lemonade stand. For more information on how to host an Alex's Lemonade Stand fundraiser at children's birthday parties, yard sales or other events, go to alexslemonade.org.


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Hollywood's hottest new couple – Sofia Vergara and Joe Manganiello – rocked each other's bodies Tuesday night with a little help from Justin Timberlake.
The actors, who are very happy romantically since their July romance started, were spotted snuggling, kissing and dancing at Hyde Lounge during Timberlake's concert hosted by PUMA celebrating the brand's new Forever Faster campaign.
The Modern Family star and PEOPLE's Hottest Bachelor arrived hand-in-hand and casually dressed (save for her sky-high animal print sandals) for a double date with Vergara's co-star Jesse Tyler Ferguson and his husband of one year, Justin Mikita.
Vergara, 42, and Manganiello, 37, were sweet and affectionate with each other on the reserved couch, with the True Blood hunk leaning in for a kiss and Vergara putting her arm around his waist.
Vergara went nuts when Timberlake sang "Rock Your Body," and the two danced up a storm, with Vergara doing cute dances for Manganiello and instructing him, "It's like this … ".
The giddy couple reportedly giggled all night, especially when Vergara playfully showed the muscle-bound Manganiello her bulging biceps.
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Sofia Vergara and Joe Manganiello Rock Their Bodies at Justin Timberlake Concert
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You can rent a motorbike for the day at 5$ (100,000VND) to visit Muong Khuong market, but half a day is not enough to visit Muong Khuong when departure from Sapa city. A unique and charming experience travelling in the mountains in your way to Muong Khuong market. Discover the Muong Khuong people with the local company while going with a local guide and encourage ethnic minorities communities while traveling Northern Vietnam.
We have been targeting this one for a long time and today is the day. We are proud to count SapaHomestay.com as the latest addition in our portfolio. With all the current and future development of the tourism in Sapa area, this Sapa Homestay will for sure be one of the first to go or to be develop as this unique 7 years ols web property will ...
Once completed, the Pan Xi Pang cable scheduled to be in operation in 2015 will be breaking 2 world records as the longest detachable ropeway system that has ever been built and the highest difference in elevation. All this happening in Lao Cai Province from Sa Pa town to the peak of Phan Xi Pang Mountain and soon to be discovered on PhanXiPang.com.
We are happy to announce today the addition of BatSat.com in our domain names portfolio, the name of a district from Lao Cai province next to Sapa. It is scheduled to become a tourists destination in the future and with our excusive Bat Xat and it seems obvious that a lot of people may be looking for Bat Sat on the internet not knowing the correct spelling is actually a X and not an S.
Previously used to promote a restaurant somewhere in Muong Khuong, which is one of the 8 districts of Lao Cai province, we are proud to announce the acquisition of domain name "MuongKhuong.com" today who could be used to promote the market, the people and the region as it is currently plan to be developed into another tourism destination in addition of Sapa area.
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HOLLIDAYSBURG - The Monastery Community Gardens are buzzing with colorful blooms and fresh produce seemingly in anticipation for its upcoming hosting duties.
The Care for Creation Initiative is sponsoring the Summer Bounty Green Fair from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Aug. 3 at the gardens.
The C4C initiative, which began in 2008 at St. Bernardine's Monastery, oversees the community gardens project, which promotes environmental responsibility while spreading the vision of St. Francis of Assisi, who saw all creatures as family, through the sharing of land and spiritual heritage with the community, according to a fair information pamphlet.
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Kim Zeiss of Duncansville (left) and Dotty Caminiti of Altoona pick beans in the Monastery Community Gardens in Hollidaysburg.
"At least to me the first thing that I would hope for was that people just enjoy the beauty and the abundance of this creation here," Brother John Kerr, a liaison between the friars and the initiative and a C4C advisory board member, said of the fair.
It will hopefully bring all walks of life in the community together to "enjoy a day of beauty, of fun, possibly learning something about how they can live healthier lives," he said.
Festivities will include fair food, kids activities and garden tours, said Dotty Caminiti, fair chairwoman and advisory board member.
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What: Summer Bounty Green Fair
Where: Monastery Community Gardens,
793 Monastery Road, Hollidaysburg
When: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Aug. 3
Details: Free admission. Food tickets are 25 cents each. Donations will also be accepted during the event. There will be live music. Held rain or shine. The Care for Creation Initiative-sponsored family-friendly event will promote green and sustainable products and services, and healthy living. Fair happenings will include exhibits, vendors and kids activities.
Volunteers to help at the community gardens are needed in a variety of roles, which include less labor-intensive or time-consuming jobs. Plots are also available for sponsorship. Donations, such as seeds and plants, and produce from outside gardens, are welcome.
To find out more about volunteering at the Monastery Community Gardens or to donate, call Cathy at 695-6687 or 650-9839, or Pat at 942-8254 or 327-1555.
The garden tours are given "in hopes [of inspiring] others to maybe want to get interested themselves in growing produce," which is becoming more popular, said advisory board chairwoman Kim Zeiss.
Vendors signed on as of Tuesday included PA Clean Way of Blair County, Intermunicipal Relations Committee and the Blair County Conservation District. Exhibits for learning movement to heal one's body will also be on hand.
The C4C have held summer and fall festivals for the last few years, but this is the first time it has combined a green fair with the annual Summer Bounty Festival, said Pat Trimble, advisory board member and retired Penn State Master Gardener.
The community gardens, which take up about an acre and a half of the monastery's land, are open to area gardeners and families for lease.
Annually a 30-by-30 foot garden plot costs $30 and a 30-by-15 foot plot is $20, Trimble said.
From the start of the C4C initiative, what they wanted "was to share our land with others," said Kerr.
Gardener and advisory board member Jim Yeager manages the community gardens' donation plots. Produce grown in those plots goes to those in need.
Last year, more than 2,000 pounds of fresh produce was donated, Kerr said.
The produce growing in the donation plots currently includes sweet potatoes, peas, green beans and pumpkins, some of which will get carved at the C4C's annual Fall Harvest Festival.
Part of C4C's mission statement is to grow produce for the needy, and they encourage their gardeners to donate their extra produce, Yeager said.
New additions are under way and on the horizon for the gardens.
Last summer, Blair County Prisoners began helping work the land.
Since the end of May, a work-release type program has permitted Cathy Schwartz, advisory board member and Penn State Master Gardener, to have prisoners volunteer at the gardens.
"They just relish the fact that they're out here in the sunshine, in the fresh air, for six or eight hours, depending on how long I have them here," Schwartz said of the prisoners she takes out to work alongside her.
The prisoners have been "immensely helpful," Zeiss said.
As for what's coming, a grant will eventually provide the community gardens with a 100-by-30 foot high-tunnel greenhouse to allow the gardens to produce during off-season months, Yeager said.
Volunteers and donations for the project are needed, he said. Kerr Landscaping &?Maintenance Inc., in Altoona is volunteering time and labor for project construction.
In the meantime, the community gardens continue to serve the community in more than one way.
The land is a place where many gardeners and visitors sense God's presence in the healing and nurturing they feel there, Kerr said in an email.
"The wonder of growing plants makes us co-creators with God and offers a spirit of community when doing it together," he said. "It gives us all a chance to slow down and breathe in what we often miss in our hectic lives. Our fair offers us the time to extend that spirit of community throughout our central Pennsylvania area."
Mirror Staff Writer Amanda Gabeletto is at 949-7030.


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Why for example is Speech Recognistion disabled in non Enlish versions of Win 7 ?
It's only disabled in those version for which there isn't a recognizer provided. For example, the Japanese version has speech recognition because MS did develop a Japanese recognizer. I think they did French too (definitely not Dutch, unfortunately).
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In This Issue:
Congressional Testimony About Disability Benefits
This month, Michael J. Astrue, Commissioner of Social Security, testified before Congress. He spoke to the House Committee on Ways and Means, Subcommittee on Social Security, about how the definition of disability has changed over time, how the agency evaluates disability claims, the role state agencies play in the disability claims process, and a legislative proposal in the Presidents current budget request that would restore Social Security Disability Insurance demonstration authority and initiate a pilot project to simplify return to work rules.
These programs have grown in both complexity and the number of people who depend on them, said Commissioner Astrue. Over the last five years, we have improved the disability process despite the huge influx of new disability claims that has strained our limited resources. We have met new program and administrative requirements at minimal cost to the taxpayers. Our overhead is approximately 1.5 percent of all the benefit payments that we make.
Learn more by reading Commissioner Astrues full testimony at www.socialsecurity.gov/legislation/testimony_032012.html.
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Beginning in April, many people applying for Social Security disability benefits will be able to sign and submit the Authorization to Disclose Information to Social Security (Form SSA-827) form electronically, as the last part of the online process.
Social Security requests more than 15 million medical records each year on behalf of people applying for disability benefits. A signed SSA-827 accompanies each request. By accepting electronically signed forms, medical providers help their patients claims go through faster. On average, this should reduce disability application processing time by nine days per claim.
The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) and other applicable laws permit the use of electronic signatures, and Social Security encourages medical providers to treat the new electronic signature the same as they would a wet signature on the SSA-827.
Learn more about applying online for disability benefits at www.socialsecurity.gov/applyfordisability.
Social Security and Death Information
In early February, Commissioner Astrue testified before Congress about the collection and use of the agencys Death Master File (DMF). Each year, Social Security receives about 2.5 million reports of death.
Since deceased individuals generally have no privacy rights, death information contained in the DMF is available to requestors under the Freedom of Information Act. A variety of entities, including federal and state agencies, banks, hospitals, insurance companies, and genealogical services use this information to prevent fraud.
Identity theft is a spreading plague on our nation, Commissioner Astrue said. The federal government must do all it can to curtail this problem, and we certainly should not make it worse. Unfortunately, public access to the DMF has created opportunities for criminals.
In an effort to strike the right balance between preventing fraud and protecting individuals from identity theft, Social Security is submitted a legislative proposal to Congress that would require entities to demonstrate a legitimate need to immediately access the public DMF. In addition, the proposal would expand the federal governments ability to use the DMF for such purposes as law enforcement, tax administration, and curbing improper payments.
Learn more about the DMF by reading some of the related Frequently Asked Questions on the subject at https://faq.ssa.gov/ics/support/kbanswer.asp?QuestionID=3849.
Were Offering Disability Research Grants
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Were looking for applications in support of the Disability Research Consortium that will serve as a national resource fostering program. The consortium will foster collaborative research across federal agencies and among researchers in government, academia, and research centers. The research results are expected to improve service delivery, enhance coordination of services across programs, eliminate duplication and waste, and advance cooperation across agencies that serve people with disabilities.
Past awardees include graduate students in the fields of economics, social work, psychology, social welfare, sociology, and public health. Learn more about these disability research grant opportunities at http://www.grants.gov/search/search.do;jsessionid=!-889918338?oppId=147953&mode=VIEW.
Commissioner Astrue on Federal News Radio
Get to know Michael J. Astrue, Commissioner of Social Security, as he talks about the agency and its challenges in an interview on The Business of Government Hour, a radio program on Federal News Radio, 1500 AM.
Commissioner Astrue talks with talk show host Michael Keegan about the challenges he has faced as Commissioner of Social Security, including the wave of retiring baby boomers, the onslaught of disability claims that came with the economic downturn, and the popularity of electronic services.
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Initial shots show the California Shakespeare Theatre in the hills between Berkeley and Orinda, which is typical of many open-air theatres in the American West. Terry Teachout called it "one of the most beautiful outdoor performing spaces in America" (Wall St. Journal, 7/23/10). Gene Angell designed this polygonal theatre with a ground plan shaped like the original Globe "footprint." A history of CST is attached to the album's first image, listing all productions. Production shots are courtesy of Jay Yamada and the CST. The Shakespeare Bulletin reviewed the CST Much Ado (22.1,2004, 97-9), and Julius Caesar (21.3,2003, 106-8),with casts and crews. Later there are shots of the 2008 CST Pericles and the 2007 Richard III, etc. Then come 2002 CST Macbeth and A Midsummer Night's Dream. Remaining images are from a score of representative North American theatres active after 1945, courtesy of Internet Shakespeare Editions, University of Victoria (B.C., Canada) and www.clevelandmemory, org/copyright/ Cleveland State University, Michael Schwartz Library, Special Collections. Owners of copyrights are indicated, but educational use is permitted according to ISE and CSU.
A Midsummer Night's Dream at the Bruns Theatre: California Shakespeare Theatre. 2002.
A Dream's End [Plus a Complete Production History of the California Shakespeare Theatre, 1974-2009.]
Sketch for the Current Redesign of the Bruns Theatre Site (courtesy of Leddy Maytum Stacy Architects).
Set for Macbeth at the Bruns Theatre: Kate Whoriskey, Director; California Shakespeare Theatre, 2002.
The Witches and their Familiars in Macbeth at the Bruns Theatre: California Shakespeare Theatre, 2002.
The Macbeths at the Bruns Theatre: California Shakespeare Theatre, 2002.
The Drunken Porter in Macbeth at the Bruns Theatre: California Shakespeare Theatre, 2002.
Macbeth at the Bruns Theatre: California Shakespeare Theatre, 2002.
Lady Macbeth (Mia Barron) at the Bruns Theatre: California Shakespeare Theatre, 2002.
First Folio Shakespeare Festival,Oakbrook, IL.: Macbeth Set,2001.
Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan, Canada: Macbeth, I.i: 2004.
Heart of America Shakespeare Festival, 2007: Set for Romeo and Juliet.
Illinois Shakespeare Festival, 2005, Twelfth Night.
Nebraska Shakespeare Festival Program: Shakespeare on the Green.
Idaho Shakespeare Festival, Program for 2000.
The Old Globe's Open-air Theatre at San Diego.
Titus Andronicus: Old Globe, San Diego, CA, 2006.
Great Lakes Shakespeare Festival, Antony and Cleopatra, 1964.
Comedy of Errors:Great Lakes Shakespeare Festival, 1970.
Great Lakes Shakespeare Festival, The Merchant of Venice, 1970
Stratford Festival, Ontario, Canada: The Merchant of Venice, 1976.
Stratford Festival, Stratford, Ontario, Canada: Troilus & Cressida: 1963.
Stratford Festival, Ontario, Canada, 1976: The Tempest (I.ii.1)
Margaret Webster Production: Macbeth, 1942, New York, directed by Margaret Webster
*Margaret Webster Production, Macbeth (II.i.33-51), New York, 1942. Macbeth: Maurice Evans.
*Margaret Webster Production: Othello V.ii; Othello: Paul Robeson; Iago: Jose Ferrer; Desdemona: Uta Hagen.
*Margaret Webster Production: The Tempest, 1945, New York; directed by Margaret Webster.
Stratford Festival, Ontario, Hamlet, 1957.
Stratford Festival, Ontario, 1976: Antony and Cleopatra
Stratford Festival, Stratford, Ontario, Canada, Measure for Measure,1975;
*Stratford Festival, Ontario; Richard III, 1977.
Shakespeare and Company Campus,in Lenox, Massachusetts, 2005.
The Tempest: Shakespeare and Company, 2001.
Twelfth Night: ✭Shakespeare and Company, 2000. Kristin Wold - Viola; Christianna Nelson - Olivia.
As You Like It, Shakespeare and Company, 2004.
Shakespeare Santa Cruz, 2009: Julius Caesar in the open air, I.i.12.
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Twelfth Night, ✭Shakespeare Santa Cruz, 2005.
The Winter's Tale, IV.iv: Shakespeare Santa Cruz, 2005.


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The Incline boys tennis team closed out the regular season with a dominating effort over an outmatched North Tahoe squad in the first round of the Northern Division I-A regional team tournament Tuesday.
The win qualified the Highlanders, who were seeded second from the Sierra League, for the semifinal round at top-seeded Truckee of the High Desert League. But Incline will be forced to forfeit because it will have only five players - due to fall break and family vacations - and a minimum of six are required.
The Highlanders will, however, send three singles players and three doubles teams to the individual regional tournament starting Friday, Oct. 12, at the Tahoe Donner Tennis Club in Truckee.
Against North Tahoe, with both teams playing without a third doubles team, the Highlanders took care of business, sweeping the doubles behind Nicky Witty and Blake Perry and the team of Jack Miller and Cameron Riege.
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Incline ended the regular season at 2-8 overall and 1-7 in league. The Highlanders were never able to piece together a solid doubles effort this season and could only score points through their singles play.
Even through the losing season, the Highlanders did improve in all areas of the game, showing strong effort and character against much stronger and talented opponents. Incline will be much improved next season, as the team loses only Schrage, Conway and Ornburg to graduation while returning a solid core of singles and doubles players.
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If exercising and getting in tune with nature top your list of New Year's resolutions, New York State Parks have just the ticket with their new schedule of winter activities.
Events are free and open to all ages, but registration is encouraged.
The schedule kicks off on New Year's Day with a First Day Hike, planned for four state parks in Niagara County. State Parks interpreters will run programs from 1 to 3 p.m. at Niagara Falls State Park and from 1 to 3:30 p.m. at Whirlpool State Park in Niagara Falls; from 1 to 3 p.m. at Fort Niagara State Park in Youngstown; and from 2 to 4 p.m. at Wilson Tuscarora State Park in Wilson.
Guided walks will introduce participants to many of the unique features of each of these parks.
"Last year was the first year we participated, and we've added more sites this year," said Susan Diachun,an environmental educator with the state parks' Niagara Region Interpretive Programs Office.
"The whole idea is to get out and do something a little bit different and focus on the outdoors, not just partying," she said with a laugh.
New York joins 49 other states in participating in these First Day Hikes. There are currently 634 guided walks planned that day throughout the nation's 7,804 state parks, according to America's State Parks' website. The hikes offer "individuals and families an opportunity to begin the New Year rejuvenating and connecting with the outdoors by taking a healthy hike at a state park."
The local programs continue Jan. 12, with an Ice Bridge display at the Visitors Center and short, guided walk to Prospect Point in Niagara Falls State Park set from 10 a.m. to noon. This program will be repeated from 2 to 4 p.m. Jan. 26, Feb. 2, Feb. 16 and March 2.
"It's quite a series," Diachun said. "We talk about how and when it forms and also about some of the rather startling history of the ice bridges. For example, in 1912, three people died when the ice bridge broke up and they drowned. "
Also on Jan. 12, a Winter Trail Days event is set from 1 to 3 p.m. at Reservoir State Park in Lewiston. Guides will offer snowshoeing if the weather permits, and Diachun said the site has a new building to provide shelter and warmth for program participants.
"We offer the use of the snowshoes for free, and it's a lot of fun, if we have snowshoe weather," Diachun said. "Last year, we had only one program the entire winter where we could use snowshoes."
Diachun said no prior experience is needed, and it is recommended for children around age 8 and older .
A "Snowshoe Full Moon Hike" is slated from 7 to 9 p.m. Jan. 26 at Buckhorn Island State Park on Grand Island.
The State Parks' naturalists also will offer a new "Groundhog Day Walk" in DeVeaux Woods State Park from 10 a.m. to noon Feb. 2.
"This is kind of fun," Diachun said. "We have a state worker who is actually from Punxsutawney, Pa. [home of Punxsutawney Phil, whose appearance some believe helps determine the length of winter]. We'll talk a bit about groundhogs that day and have some fun groundhog crafts."
Folks are invited back to DeVeaux Woods from 7 to 9 p.m. Feb. 14 for a "Valentine's Day Candle Lantern Snowshoe Walk." Sip some hot chocolate while making your own lantern and discover the park on wooden snowshoes through folklore and star-gazing.
Learn more about the significant migratory paths birds take right through our region with "Birding on the River" from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Feb. 23 at Beaver Island and Buckhorn Island State parks on Grand Island.
Still hoping for snow, the first "Hot Chocolate Hike/Snowshoe Hike" takes place from 2 to 4 p.m. March 2 in the DeVeaux Woods State Park. Participants are encouraged to bring their favorite mugs.
And, rounding out local State Parks offerings, the "First Day of Spring Hike" is planned for 10 a.m. to noon March 20 at Reservoir State Park.
To register for events in Niagara County and on Grand Island, call 282-5154.
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