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You just can't make up a more improbable scenario than the story of Kelson Brown's career game Monday night.
The utility infielder had never hit a home run in 582 professional at-bats. Then he ripped a middle-in fastball over the wall in left in the sixth inning to put the Curve ahead to stay in a 13-8 victory over Akron before 3,374 fans at Peoples Natural Gas Field.
"It was a great moment," said Brown, who has good size at 6-foot-3 but is a skinny 168 pounds.
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The Curve's Kelson Brown scores on a Quincy Latimore single in the third.
It took Brown three pro seasons to finally hit a homer, but his night went from great to borderline unbelievable 30 minutes later.
The string-bean 24-year-old belted another homer in his next at-bat in the seventh inning, drilling a slider over the left field wall.
Making the story even more unbelievable, Brown wasn't even supposed to play Monday. He was only in the game because shortstop Brock Holt, one of the nicest guys ever to wear a Curve uniform and whose Twitter profile even reads, "I'm nice to people," had lost his cool and gotten ejected in the third inning.
The Curve and Akron were involved in a bench-clearing situation Sunday night after players on both teams had been hit. No punches were thrown, but at one point Holt got pretty heated and yelled at the Aeros side.
Maybe it was retaliation, maybe not, but after Akron scored four runs in the top of the third Monday for a 5-3 lead, Aeros pitcher T.J. House plunked Holt on his first pitch of the bottom of the inning.
"I don't know if he hit me on purpose, but with what happened [Sunday] night, being the first pitch of the inning, he squared me up pretty good in the ribs," Holt said. "I don't know how you miss on a pitch that bad the first pitch of the inning."
Holt yelled at House as he walked to first base and got a quick hook from plate umpire Brian De Brauwere.
"Magic word probably," Holt acknowledged as the reason for his ejection.
Holt's ejection opened the door for Brown to enter the game at shortstop, and it paved the way for the well-liked and well-respected reserve to enjoy the best night of his pro career.
Brown scored running for Holt in the third, singled and scored in the fourth and finished the evening with the two home runs, so he went 3-for-3 with four runs and two RBIs.
"You feel good for the kid because of who he is and what he brings every day," Forbes said. "He never complains, he knows what his role is, and every time he gets an opportunity he makes the most of it. He's a manager's dream because of how he goes about his business, his work ethic and just an overall good kid, just a good person."
Brown played college ball at Division III Linfield in Oregon, where he hit 10 home runs, including nine as a senior. He had not hit one since his senior season, in a pro career spanning 62 games for short-season State College in 2010 and 84 games at high-A Bradenton last year.
He's hit for a good average in pro ball (.283) and has been a superb role player for the Curve this year, hitting .313 (31-for-99).
The wind was blowing out Monday at PNG Field, and Holt had even joked with Brown during batting practice about hitting home runs. That's not a common theme for either -- Holt has only nine homers in four pro seasons -- but sure enough, both hit one out of the park during batting practice.
Holt was watching the game on TV in the clubhouse when his replacement blasted his memorable first home run, which gave the Curve a 9-8 lead and ignited a four-run inning.
"It was awesome," Holt said. "I was in here watching the game, and as soon as Brownie hit that first one, I just jumped out off the couch."
Brown took nothing for granted and ran as hard as he could to first base after he hit it.
"I just got out of the box as fast as I could," he said. "I hadn't hit one, so it would look foolish for me to pimp it. But I ran hard, and I let the crowd's reaction tell me that it was gone."
All of his teammates knew it was the first homer of his career, so when he got back to the dugout, he said, "They all gave me hugs and congratulations."
Then Brown hit the second one the next inning.
"I think they were more stunned than I was," he said of his teammates. "They were giving me high-fives and hugging me and asking me if I could get those balls back, but they're probably long gone by now."
Brown knows he'll never be a power hitter -- unless he finds a way to add a lot of bulk -- but he's still been able to work his way up to Double-A and be a contributor.
"My game is putting the ball in play, hitting the ball the other way, situational hitting, and I've been working on if I get a mistake to make them pay," he said. "It worked out for me today."
The Curve's unlikely slugger helped them outslug Akron and bounce back from Sunday night's 15-4 trouncing. Altoona roped 16 hits, and along with Brown, Stefan Welch (3-for-4, three RBIs, two runs) and Charlie Cutler (3-for-5, two RBIs, two runs) also had big nights against an Aeros team that has by far the best ERA in the Eastern League (2.98).
The offensive explosion offset a poor night from Curve starter Tim Alderson, who allowed seven runs on eight hits in 5 2/3 innings. Mike Colla (3-4) won in relief despite giving up a three-run homer in the sixth that blew an 8-5 lead, and Akron reliever Kyle Landis (4-3), who was ejected from Sunday's game after hitting Welch with what appeared to be a purpose pitch, took the loss.
The Curve are just 3-9 against Akron, but they split the four-game series against the EL's best team. They even finished the game on a high note as left fielder Quincy Latimore robbed Nick Weglarz of a home run for the first out of the ninth inning.
"I loved the effort tonight," Forbes said. "I thought we played as professional a game, as focused a game as we've played all year offensively and defensively."
SUBHD: Game recap
Key player: SS Kelson Brown went 3-for-3 with two homers, four runs and two RBIs.
Key play: Brown's homer in the sixth, the first of his career, gave the Curve a 9-8 lead.
Key stat: Brown hit two homers after having none in the first 582 at-bats of his career.
SUBHD: How they scored
Bottom 1st: Grossman walked, Holt singled, both scored on Welch single (2-0).
Top 2nd: Abraham solo homer (2-1).
Bottom 2nd: Cutler doubled, scored on Chambers groundout (3-1).
Top 3rd: Henry singled, Neal walked, both scored on Diaz single (3-3); Chen singled, both scored on Tice single (3-5).
Bottom 3rd: Holt hit by pitch, pinch-runner Brown scored on Latimore single (4-5); Welch walked, scored on Cutler single (5-5).
Bottom 4th: Grossman singled, scored on Durham fielder's choice (6-5); Brown singled, scored along with Durham on Welch single (8-5).
Top 6th: Rohlinger singled, Henry singled, both scored on Neal three-run homer (8-8).
Bottom 6th: Brown solo homer (9-8); Welch singled, scored on Latimore double (10-8); Cutler single scored Latimore (11-8); Chambers double scored Cutler (12-8).
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TRUCKEE, Calif. - Truckee has found itself in good company sitting among the world's best ski destinations, earning a distinguished accolade from the editors of National Geographic Adventure as one of the world's top 25 ski towns.
The article, which was posted this month on the online home page of National Geographic Adventure, breaks down what constitutes a classic ski town. Truckee is celebrated as "an inviting mountain burg steeped in ski heritage, amenities, and culture."
Truckee is heralded as being a relaxed town where locals live. Squaw Valley, famed for its extreme terrain, is referred to as Truckee's "alpha mountain," and calls out Northstar, Sugar Bowl, Tahoe Donner and Soda Springs reflecting the variety of terrain and opportunities nearby.
The article has some fun exploring what makes a place really tick by asking local luminaries for insider tips. Truckee's own Daron Rahlves, four-time Olympian, 15-year member of the U.S. Ski Team stepped up to answer the journalist's questions, recommending his picks of where to stay, play and party.
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"This article provides the reader with a sense of Truckee's colorful history and authentic charm, and also makes it clear that we sit right in the midst of many world-class ski resorts," said Lynn Saunders, president and CEO of the Truckee Donner Chamber of Commerce. "Truckee's mountain culture and fun-loving lifestyle are a draw for people who live here, visit here, and for those who decide that they want to be part of our remarkable community, by moving here."
Other ski towns making the elite list include Telluride, Colo., Stowe, Vt., Park City, Utah, Jackson, Wyo., Ketchum, Idaho, Girdwood, Alaska, Chamonix, France, Zermatt, Switzerland, Niseko, Japan and Wanaka, New Zealand, among others.


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Forecefield Active Technology, a leader in electronic fencing technologies for industrial and agricultural applications, is exploring distribution partnerships and other commercial arrangements, with a view to bring its range of mains and battery-operated solutions to the North American marketplace. The company will participate in Enterprise Ireland's initiative at the upcoming World Dairy Expo in Madison, Wisconsin, October 2-5, 2012.
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The Ashley Ridge girls' soccer team completed a clean sweep of its Region 8-AAAA opponents Tuesday by earning a 5-3 win at Fort Dorchester.
Swamp Fox sophomore Amelia Clower scored three goals and Madyson Reed added two as Ashley Ridge improved to 13-3 on the season with a 10-0 mark in region play. Since losing back-to-back games against Wando and West Ashley the first week of March, the Swamp Foxes have earned 13 wins against one loss to James Island.
Fort Dorchester senior Anna Seder scored all three Patriot goals. The Fort fell to 7-9 on the season with a 5-5 region record to place third in the region behind Ashley Ridge and Beaufort.
Ashley Ridge opens the Class AAAA playoffs Monday by hosting the No. 3 team from Region 6. That will be either South Florence or Conway.
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On the boys' side, Fort Dorchester has locked up Region 8's top seed and will open the playoffs Tuesday by hosting the third place team from Region 6. Beaufort has secured the No. 2 spot for Region 8 and will host the third place team from Region 7.
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So we have (hopefully) had our fill of turkey, stuffing, mashed and sweet potatoes, corn and green beans, freshly-baked rolls and pumpkin pie.
Now we have moved on to bigger and crazier things, the craze of the Yule season and its smorgasbord of sale fliers, Christmas displays and huge crowds of people all trying to get their shopping done along with the hopes of saving a buck or two.
When you're walking (prancing or running) through Walmart to find the best cheap wrapping paper or perusing (pushing) through the mall trying to find that perfect gift for a loved one, it's hard to remain calm, let alone remain thankful for things that bring us joy.
I recently have been lamenting many things that I, as a soon-to-be 33-year-old, think I should have at this point in my life. Some days, they affect me more than others, and the holidays are no exception.
However, as my family recently was hit with a small tragedy (and nearly hit with a large one), I was quickly reminded that things can always get worse.
I'm not one of those people who will walk around telling you to count your blessings, and I've rolled my eyes a few times at Facebook posts talking about things we should be thankful for.
It's not that I'm not thankful - but sometimes it's easier to think about all the things you don't have than the things you do.
It's also a fact that, although things can always get worse, they certainly always can get better, too, so that saying doesn't always sway me.
This month, however, it did. One of our cats, whom we rescued as a baby and has been a very special part of our lives (pun intended - his name was Special) got sick a couple of weeks ago.
We thought it was just a cold, but it turned out to be a lethal disease that, in a matter of days, took his young life. He was only 5 years old.
Now when his brothers are scratching at furniture and knocking things off of our desks, we don't get as annoyed because we are reminded how lucky we are to have them, for however long.
During the same week we lost Special, my sister was in the hospital, and I nearly lost her, too.
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It really put my life in perspective, and (pardon the cliche) this holiday season, I have a lot to be thankful for.
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Motherhood and the perspective of age have helped Mariska Hargitay become a more confident – and fulfilled – woman and actress.
The longtime Law & Order: Special Victims Unit star, 49, answered candid questions about life and aging from readers for the Ladies' Home Journal's March cover story, on newsstands Feb. 12.
"I love my curves because they scream, 'I'm a mama!' I'm the girl who started wearing maternity pants about an hour after I found out I was pregnant because I was so excited about becoming a mom," Hargitay, a mother of three, happily offers, noting that while she runs to stay fit, it's carrying toddlers up the stairs in her home that now add strength training to her daily workouts.
While her late mother, the actress Jayne Mansfield, was known for her vavoom pin-up body, Hargitay eschews that sexualized image, saying women should not be defined by their shapes.
"There's this picture of her in a director's chair with her measurements on the back: 40-21-35. When I look at that picture part of me says, 'Mom, I love your sense of humor.' But the other part of me says, 'No, your name is supposed to go there. Your body is not who you are," says Hargitay who lost her famous mom at age 3 and who was raised by her father and stepmother.
"I don't think women should label themselves based on the way they look," Hargitay says. "What about defining yourself by a different kind of measurement? What about your heart, your soul, your compassion, your generosity, your strength, and your power? There are so many other things to focus on besides your waistline."
She confesses: "Some days having that extra bowl of pasta and a Reese's Peanut Butter Cup means more to me than being thin."
Although she was raised to look natural – her late father, bodybuilder Mickey Hargitay, didn't like makeup – Hargitay says she supports any woman who might consider plastic surgery to freshen their appearance and make them feel better about themselves. For now, she is happily embracing her age.
"Things are sagging a bit – I'm not going to lie. But am I going to be upset about the sag or am I going to look at my three gorgeous kids and my husband and count my lucky stars?" she says. " I try to focus on who I am rather than who I'm not."
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I think that Jason also is one of the elite skaters who has said that they were drawn to the ice because they looked up to an older sib and wanted to emulate her/him.
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Pav has been better on faceoffs lately though. And yes I guess Franzen should be on the right side. Whatever, the basic lines are what I want.
That's true. I forgot about that. Pav should definitely be the one taking faceoffs regardless of whatever line he's on.
You know, it's worth a shot. I really feel like they should have been able to produce with the lines they have if they played with more intensity, but they are where they are.
I think so too. Even though they didn't look all that great this year.
I think a part of that has to do with the coaching. In 07-08, I believe that the Wings started with Pav and Z together did they not? That was when Zetterberg set the record for longest streak of games in which he recorded a point. He also looked like he was going to be in the running for the scoring title back then. In that time they were able to build a foundation of chemistry and they could play on separate lines later on but always go back to one line if necessary. Last year and this year they started on separate lines and when they played on the same line they didn't look all that great and a part of it I think is because they didn't build that same foundation early on. We always think that you could just put them together at any time and they'll produce but I think the chemistry between those two still needs a refresher or sharpening to start the season, not something to be hastily called upon in an emergency.


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A Weld County man was arrested on suspicion of driving drunk and trying to run over three sheriff's deputies who he thought were his ex-wife and her boyfriend.
John Curtis Fritzler, 34, was arrested earlier this week after Weld County Sheriff's Deputies said he attempted to hit them with his vehicle while they were at his home to check on him, according to an arrest affidavit. He told the deputies he thought their flashlights belonged to his ex-wife and her new boyfriend, and he "gunned the engine so that he wouldn't have to deal with them," the report states.
The deputies pursued Fritzler, and he sped away, running several stop signs, according to the affidavit. Once he stopped, Fritzler appeared to have been drinking and smelled of alcohol, the report states.
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Tale Of The Tape: Washington Redskins At San Francisco 49ers
The Redskins pulled off one of the most disappointing performances of the season as they were coming off a bye week and had the lowly Tampa Bay Bucs at FedEx Field and they couldn't even stay close.
Tale Of The Tape: Miami Dolphins At Denver Broncos
The Dolphins are a solid team and they appear to be getting better. However, they are going to be tested against an angry Broncos team that has lost two of its last three games.
Tale Of The Tape: St. Louis Rams At San Diego Chargers
It's hard not to be impressed by the accomplishments of the Rams, who have beaten the 49ers, Seahawks and Broncos in recent weeks.
Tale Of The Tape: Arizona Cardinals At Seattle Seahawks
The Cardinals have the best record in the league through 10 games, but this game at Seattle will be very difficult to win because the Seahawks' hard-nosed defense is likely to come with its best effort.
Tale Of The Tape: Cincinnati Bengals At Houston Texans
The Bengals have a heartbeat. After a disastrous Thursday night showing in Week 10 at home against Cleveland in which they were ineffective and uninspired, the Bengals bounced back with a dominating road win at New Orleans.
Tale Of The Tape: Tennessee Titans At Philadelphia Eagles
This is going to be a tough assignment for the Titans. After playing on Monday night against the Steelers, they have to go on the road against a strong Eagles team that is coming off a humiliating defeat against the Packers.


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by GearGrinder79 from Waukegan, IL | December 18, 2011
It was September 17 1997. I was 18 yrs old and just out of High School. I had moved in with my dad and he got me this car for my 1st official car (Title in my name). I had drove a 1987 Cadillac Fleet-wood Brougham in High School (moms old car). The Cav AT cost me $800, and had 63,000 miles. At first I hated this car. I thought no one would take me seriously in it. But over a year and a half later and a 85' Saab 900, 87' Ford Escort GT, and a couple of Honda's later my Cav had earned some respect. A friend was selling his 91' Camaro RS V6 AT. My Dad said that when this Cav quit that he would help me get something better. I took that the wrong way of course and spent the next week beating the stuffing out of this poor car hoping something major would break....It took everything I through at it. The only thing that broke was the drivers seat. I bought my friends Camaro and sold the Cav with 81,000 miles FOR $800 BUCKS. Now it's 2011 I'm 32 yrs old and even though I've had 20+ vehicles since I still think about that old Cav and regret trying to destroy a car that served me so well... not to mention beat the pants off all my friends cars.
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by First Timer from Adirondacks, NY | December 14, 2010
My first car, and I've had it for over two years now.. its a year older than I am and put together probably better than I am. It's a very forgiving car, average mileage, average styling, but nothing will hurt you in it, it's a tank. Honestly a perfect first car.
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One Of The Best Cars I've Owned
by Captain Redneck from Waterville, ME | September 15, 2009
I have a 1990 Chevrolet Cavalier with around 175,000 miles on it. Overall the car was a good purchase. I paid $300 for it over 6 months ago. The car has been great so far! Here are a few model wide problems. 1990 was the first year the 2.2 litre engine was used, so you get stuck with throttle body fuel injection, instead of multiport. As you get more miles on this engine expect pinging that you can't really do anything about. You should expect around 100hp out of the little 4 banger. And the 185/80R13 tires are very hard too get! Cheap plastic like interior is the norm for these cars. No power anything, mine doesn't even have power steering. The trunk seal often fails causing a wet mess. The spedo only goes to 85mph also, however mine can do every bit of that and have plenty left. For a 19 year old car it runs well and gets good mpg. I have the automatic and get around 25-28mpg intown and over 30mpg on the highway at reasonable speeds. One of the best investments I ever made! Buy one if you can find one, you won't be sorry!
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by xtime from nh | April 29, 2008
water comes through somewhere and floods these cars my car seat has rusted off i think there are alot less of these cars on the road bc of this water damage the floor boards rust out
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by Car lover from Black Creek WI | May 25, 2006
It is a nice car and if you treat it nice the car will last. For an older car it has the power the kids my need for the first car and it is very reliable to get you places. I have this car and i will not trade it for anything in the world it is my baby and i cherish it with my life. With my car style there are not that many people that have them around this area so it is very rare to see a car like mine. The handling on this car is great i can hug the corners with no problem at all.
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Fans of David Archuleta often call themselves Archies. They tend to dedicate themselves to everything David. Archies are the most awesome people you will ever meet.
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New Orleans is fun. I absolutely and completely understand now why- after all the years I've visited family in Louisiana- I was never allowed to come here when I was younger.
It's been such an easy conference. I am so impressed by the Mom 2.0 Summit. The size makes it so un-overwhelming. I am also in love with my Club Suite at the Ritz. Thanks, Sara! We have our own private lounge with "four meal presentations" throughout the day and huge glass jars filled with homemade cookies of every kind in the hall to our room.
Last night was my "free" night when I'd promised myself not to make any commitments so that I could come and go wherever. I ended up catching dinner at Cochon (best part of my trip!) with Jodi, Gina of Forty Weeks, Elina of A-list Mom, and my friend Amy Wilson (who has a book that I want to give to many people I know. I am just in love with it. The best way I can describe it is that it's, like, what so much of Listen To Your Mother is about, for me. I wish she could come read a chapter or three in my show. So. It's called When Did I Get Like This. ) Oh yeah, and then Amy and I did end up on Bourbon Street. I got hit in the head with beads.
It's been really nice to take a breather from mothering and writing. Last week was Tough. With big deadlines and feeling like an awful parent. So, this is a much-needed getaway from it all. (And it's also been super cool that Noah has been texting me while I've been away!)
Speaking of deadlines, I was published in the Times on Wednesday if you want to check it out here's the web version- Easter gifts: creative alternatives to candy. I posted a pic of it in the paper on Facebook if you want to see. It's so much cuter in print.
Here's some other things I've mustered up elsewhere this week-ish:
Bedtime Stories at NWIparent (remember when I said I wanted to read to the kids more? We haven't missed a night since!)
Working From Home: how I do it (or rather how I don't?)
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SHEPHERDSTOWN - Citizens and students alike were given an opportunity to hear firsthand where West Virginia's U.S. Senatorial candidates stand on the political spectrum Tuesday evening. Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., John Raese and Dr. Bob Henry Baber were under one roof at Shepherd University for the 2012 U.S. Senatorial debate.
Manchin, who spoke first based on a coin toss, opened by speaking of his experience in politics.
Citing a balanced budget with little to no cuts to social programs and a willingness to work across party lines, he frequently referenced his record as governor, as well as two-year U.S. senator, throughout the debate.
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John Raese, from left, U.S. Sen. Joe Manchin and Bob Henry Baber take turns speaking during the Senatorial Debate Tuesday evening at Shepherd University's Reynolds Hall.
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It was a packed house during the Senatorial debate Tuesday evening at Shepherd University's Reynolds Hall. In the foreground are the four panelists: Craig Bartoldson (The Journal); Mark Kraham (WHAG-TV); Heather Greenfield (Shepherd Picket); and Hans Fogle (WEPM).
"Who'd have thought in 2005 that we could ... put ourselves in sound financial position? (West Virginia) weathered the recession better than any other state in the nation," Manchin said.
Raese, a longtime Republican political candidate and businessman from Morgantown, criticized Manchin during his opening statement, saying the senator abandoned West Virginia in his change of office.
"Just two years ago he decided not to serve out his term (as governor)," Raese said. "He left West Virginia ... to play for the Washington senators."
Baber, major gifts officer at Glenville State College and Mountain Party candidate, described his political views as "a wide open field from the center to the left sideline." He criticized both candidates, particularly Raese's want to abolish the minimum wage, and outlined a platform that emphasized universal health care, a green energy policy and a "rational immigration policy."
When asked about energy issues, Raese and Manchin agreed that they believe the Environmental Protection Agency is over-regulating the coal industry to the point of degradation. However, the two differed on how to solve the issue.
While Raese made it clear he was in favor of eliminating the EPA and the Department of Energy, Manchin said he believed collaboration was the key to balancing a healthy coal industry and healthy environment.
"We all want a clean environment. There's a balance to be had. The economy and the environment has to work together," Manchin said.
Throughout the debate, Raese criticized Manchin for being too close to President Obama and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., both of whom have policies Raese believes are detrimental to West Virginia and the nation at large.
Baber surprisingly defended Manchin at several points during the debate, saying Raese's attempts to place the senator on the same team as Obama was absurd and that Manchin was closer to the coal industry than he prefers.
"Try as he will to tie Joe to Mr. Obama on coal, it's just ridiculous," he said. "Joe has completely separated himself from Obama on that issue. Joe is too close to coal in my opinion."
Raese was not shy about his disdain for the Obama administration. When asked how he would work with Obama if the president is re-elected in November, Raese said, "It'd be his worst nightmare."
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Bethel is 400 miles west of Anchorage, and accessible only by air and river. It is the main port on the Kuskokwim River, and hub for the 56 villages in the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta. This area is the ancestral home of the Yup'ik, who called their village Mamterillermiut -that means "Smokehouse People" and refers to their central fish smokehouse. Moose, caribou, geese, ducks, and bears make their homes in this area. Experienced bush pilots can take you on chartered flights over the Yukon Delta National Wildlife Refuge.
Each January, hundreds participate in the Kuskokwim 300 dog sled race to the village of Aniak and back to Bethel. For three days every March, singers, drummers, and dancers from all over Alaska come to Bethel for the Yup'ik dance festival - the Camai, which means "warm hello." For three days in late August, the Bethel Fair comes to life - local bird experts give demonstrations with bald eagles and great gray owls. During the short, mild summer you can also kayak and bicycle.
The Yupiit Piciryarait Cultural Center hosts a bimonthly Saturday Market, showcasing artisan-crafted story knives and traditional Yup'ik gaspeq cloth parkas. Have pizza at Arctic Sun Restaurant. Dimitri's on 4th Ave. offers good Greek cuisine


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The British win at great cost at the Battle of Bunker Hill, Ted Williams belts his 500th home run, five burglars are arrested at the Watergate complex, O.J. Simpson goes for a ride, and same-sex marriage becomes legal in California, all on this day.
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Active as an NCAA Division I golf coach for more than 30 years, Stetson Head Women's Golf Coach Floyd Kerr has seen major changes in the collegiate game during his tenure. He enters his 12th season at Stetson in 2016-17.
"There are so many really good players today," he says. "As I recruit, I believe we can have five players in our lineup that could play for just about any team in the country."
In the last six years at the helm of the Hatter program, Kerr has overseen a dramatic rise in the level of the team's play, capped off by back-to-back-to-back Atlantic Sun Conference championships and NCAA East Regional appearances in 2009, 2010 and 2011. Stetson rose from a #208 national ranking when Kerr took over in 2005 to a program regularly ranked in the top 75 in the nation.
Stetson has won 14 tournaments in the Kerr Era; besides the A-Sun titles, these include five consecutive victories in the Hatter Classics at the team's home course, Victoria Hills Golf Club in DeLand ... Other titles have included the 2012 MSU Ocala Spring Invitational and Marsh Landing Invitational, the 2011 Siena Homewood Suites Invitational, the 2008 Queens University Invitational, the 2007 Treasure Coast and NIU Snowbird Invitationals.
Kerr was named A-Sun Coach of the Year in 2008-09, 2009-10, 2010-11; three Hatters earned All-Conference honors in each of these seasons, including 2009 A-Sun tournament champion Danielle Jackson, 2009 A-Sun Freshman of the Year Lauren Cate and 2010 A-Sun Player of the Year/Freshman of the Year Alexandria Buelow, the only freshman ever to be voted A-Sun Player of the Year. Buelow repeated as A-Sun Player of the Year in both her sophomore and junior seasons before turning pro.
As the head coach of the men's golf team at UNC Charlotte for 23 years, Kerr posted 1954 career wins and, during his last 10 years, his teams captured 23 tournament victories. Two of his former players have played on the PGA Tour while many others have had careers in various aspects of the golf business including coaching, as club professionals, rules officiating and sales.
Kerr's basic philosophy on being a successful coach is simple:
"I recruit good people who are also good athletes and make them better in each area by putting them in structured practices with emphasis on their weaknesses. Along with that, I always teach them that golf is a game.
"Although we want to be extremely competitive, we must never lose the basic premise that we are playing a game. I believe that, over the years, I have gotten to be a better coach because I am able to determine the needs of each individual player.
"We have structured team practice, but you must also deal with each player on an individual basis. What works for one may destroy another's confidence--you have to be able to read this to get each player to perform at his or her highest level.
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August 18, 2012
INWOOD — Preston County found a Feather in its hat on opening day of the girls soccer season. Jessie Feather's hat trick lifted the Knights to a 3-2 victory over Musselman....
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Which, of course, begs the question – will Mrs. Jay-Z actually sing at the Super Bowl? In order to quash any speculation on the subject, Beyonce commenced her news conference by nailing "The National Anthem" to the wall. There could be no questioning this time – she was most definitely singing the thing, and incredibly well.
Still, if Beyonce doesn't actually vocalize in real-time during the halftime bacchanal, which is unlikely, this would not constitute the most embarrassing moment in Super Bowl halftime history. Not even close. In fact, the competition for the most cringe-inducing halftime performance is incredibly stiff.
In truth, very few artists fare well in this over-hyped, mega-viewed, 12-minute slot. It's either too short – for artists like Paul McCartney, Tom Petty, Bruce Springsteen or Prince, who are known for offering marathon concerts that ebb and flow over time – or too long, for artists like Aerosmith, who foolishly teamed with Britney Spears, or Janet Jackson and Justin Timberlake, who... well, you know the rest.
As contradictory as such a statement might seem, it's true, nonetheless – the Super Bowl Halftime slot is a loser's gig.
Very few artists are able to pull it off without appearing at least a little bit foolish. Interestingly, few consumers appear to be particularly bothered by this – they still flock to purchase the halftime performer in question's "product" in droves, come far-less-super Monday morning. According to a recent Nielsen Wire story, artists including Madonna, Black Eyed Peas and The Who all experienced major sales jumps in the weeks immediately following their halftime shows.
There have been exceptions to the halftime curse, naturally. U2, for example, made the most of its 12 minutes during Super Bowl XXXVI by transforming a football game into a massive U2 concert. Of course, Bono and Co. have become incredibly adept at performing to throngs of this size in the sporting arenas of the world over the years. The Rolling Stones, completely unsurprisingly, kicked up a (dis)respectable ruckus too, employing Super Bowl XL as an opportunity to debut a new song, "Rough Justice," tucked squarely between evergreen stadium rockers "Start Me Up" and "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction." Prince may have been the very best of the bunch, as he stormed through a guitar-heavy set that peaked with a simply transcendent, albeit edited, take on "Purple Rain."
Will Beyonce offer a performance on par with the above? In terms of showmanship, she's more than likely up to the task. There's also the possibility that her husband will show up for a duet, or perhaps a Destiny's Child reunion is in the offing?
But are her tunes legitimate classics, on a McCartney, Springsteen, or Prince level? That's a matter of opinion, and mine's a definite "Um, no." Whatever happens, it's not likely to be boring. And hey, if it is, don't worry – it'll all be over in 12 minutes.
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The Lowcountry's recently released midyear home sales review was chock-full of data showing a robust local market.
Now comes a broader-based report showing how the Charleston region compares to other areas of South Carolina.
One big distinction is the number of days a home sat on the market before being sold.
The average statewide figure was 112 days in June, according to the report from South Carolina Realtors. That's 41 more than in the Charleston region, the Columbia-based trade group said.
Prices also were higher in Charleston than elsewhere. The median was $154,900 for single-family houses, condominiums and villas sold in South Carolina in the first six months of the year. That was $47,000 lower than the Charleston region, according to the agency's data.
High Tides
More than halfway there: Buyers snapped up 31 of the 50 listed condominiums at Tides between March and June, "a notable figure for any community," marketers of the high-profile development said in a written statement.
Tides, which is next to Mount Pleasant Waterfront Park at the base of the Ravenel Bridge, is touted as one of the poshest condo communities in the Lowcountry.
The jump in sales comes after substantial price reductions and enhancements to the property, which was completed in 2008, right in the middle of the housing market meltdown.
The 121-unit development cost more than $103 million to build. It witnessed the loss of numerous prospective buyers who could no longer qualify for loans. Tides went into foreclosure and was acquired at a courthouse auction last year by investment funds Neuberger Berman of New York and Strategic Value Partners of Greenwich, Conn. They own the unsold units under the name Charleston Harbor Holdings.
Following some enhancements to the 16-acre property, those condos gradually went back on the market this spring at an average 35 percent discount from the previous asking prices, officials said. Units at Tides were listed at $600,000 to $3.9 million in 2009.
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December 19, 2012
SALEM — Gas prices in Salem dropped below $3 per gallon for the first time in almost two years. The price for regular unleaded gas at the Smith Oil service station at 980 E. State St. hit $2....
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I downloaded, saved and installed the first two you provided. Each failed once before I finally completed the process. Now I have tried the Realtek driver 3 times unsuccessfully. It starts the set up process but the failure message comes up when the configuration window of the setup status is open. Should I try something else with this or move to the final driver? I have had problems in the past with this driver and reinstalled it from the disk a few times, though not recently.
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....Now I have tried the Realtek driver 3 times unsuccessfully. It starts the set up process but the failure message comes up when the configuration window of the setup status is open. ....
Doesn't tell us anything. What is the exact failure message? Do not paraphrase, spelling and syntax are important.
I'm trying it now for the 4th time and getting a different error message than I've sen before. The WinZip Self-extractor window is open and the installation was progressing. Then a new Found New Hardware window opened with options to:
Located and install driver software (recommended)
Ask me again later
Don't show this message again
(Note that when I restarted the laptop, the red X was over my sound icon, something which happens occasionally on this computer and is usually corrected by rebooting, though sometimes several attempts are needed.)
Then I got a new WinZip Self-extractor window opening with this message:
Error 5 running command c:\temp.realtek\setup.exe.
I clicked Okay and both WinZip windows disappeared.
Then I restarted and the X over the sound icon was gone, so I began the installation again. I clicked to run the file, clicked Unzip and then OK after the 64 file(s) unzipped window opened. The InstallShield Wizard starts, I click Next and the Setup Status window opens with the configuring new software text. This looks to be progressing until almost completed and the this window opens:
Realtek High Definition Audio Driver - InstallShield Wizard
(X in circle) Install Realtek HD Audio Driver Failure !!
That is it exactly. I click OK and everything closes out. This is what happened in the first three attempts and is as far as I have gotten.
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Given all the problems you have experienced installing a few drivers, your intermittent sound card problems prior to this, and the touchpad problem you originally posted about, I would say your system is fairly messed up.
Again, I would strongly recommend that is is time to do a Toshiba Recovery to return your unit to its factory default settings. First back up all your data, user files, music, pictures, favorites, etc. Then run the Toshiba Recovery utility from the recovery partition on your HDD to return your unit to its factory default out-of-the-box settings.
I am concerned that you wrote:
I do have the recovery disk but have resisted that since it will wipe out everything I have.
When the recovery utility is setting up Windows, at some point it will ask you if you want to run Windows Update automatically, say 'No I will decide later'. After Windows is setup, click on 'Start - All Programs - Windows Update', then on the menu at left click on 'Change settings', under 'Important updates' click on the drop down menu at right and select 'Never check for updates (not recommended)' and click OK. Then always manually check for updates, never let Windows Update change any of your hardware drivers.
Good luck.
Thanks. I do have two disks. I appreciate your time and help.
You're very welcome. Please let us know how the recovery works out, and if it seems to resolve your various problems.
Well good news and bad news. The recovery worked fine and solved my problems with the touchpad and audio. However, when I went to reinstall my Office software, I discovered that my CD/DVD is not working now. I looked in the device manager and saw an error icon by this:
HL-DT-St DVDRAM GSA-U10 N ATA Device
When I click on that I get "cannnot load driver. May be corrupted or missing...."
I'm not sure what to do now. Suggestions?
05-24-2011 09:16 AM - edited 05-24-2011 09:18 AM
Try this Microsoft 'Fix-it' repair and see if it helps. Just click on the 'Run now' button in this article.
Your CD or DVD drive can't read or write media
Please let us know if it works. Good luck.
Yes, that worked. I'm a little puzzled because at the very end I received a message stating that the CD/DVD Drive is not detected with a Not Fixed icon. There was also a Not Working Properly message by the device. I didn't think it would work, but I inserted two Office disks and installed all programs from those, so it seems everything is okay. Thank you for the link.
RE: Matsu**bleep**a DVD/CD drive not working: The download file at Toshiba support labeled "DVD_RAM" is NOT the device driver, but rather, ARCSOFT software suite (photo s/w). Had to repair by editing the Registry entry for the device (Windows device manager reported error code 19 - incorrect registry entries for device); i.e., device registry entry had an upper filter set for the drive - deleted the upper filter value using regedit. Works fine!!
my laptop version Satelite U400 - PSU440E
the operating systems was in Win Vista Home pre., i get new license windows 7 Enterprise and upgrade my operating system, after that, my CD can'nt read and write
i trying use Microsoft Fix tools, but the issue still there, i trying to reach Driver update i didnte find, please help me
thank u info and down load was very helpful=)
my cd room is missing i cannot instal new window
Please help me if you can - I am experiencing same problem you described with DVD/CD drive. Device Manager shows "Code 19". I am going in circles trying to get to "regedit" - can't find it. I'm out of warranty, very frustrated, and close to hauling laptop to shop and paying for fix. Please help if you can.
The Microsoft Fix it does not work for me, it simply says that the cd is in an unrecognizable format. I have tried multiple cds, many of which used to work on this laptop before. Is there any way to fix it?
dvd driver shows error 32 but the driver just has error and will not work. harold
I try to read a dvd (stargate pack 10 seasons) with vlc or toshiba player. The dvd turning but the film does not start. The dvd protection may block the process. Is there any update I could perform to read dvd onto my laptop?
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My cd/dvd will not play my software cd that I need in order to use my embroidery software. I have tried playing a movie but nothing happens.
Before, I could hear when the cd player would load my software - I don't hear anything now and no green light on cd player comes on.
I have tried checking all sorts of things - it says the cd working properly but I am about to pull out my hair.
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We have some good prospects, but they are still playing junior hockey. Sproul, Mckee, Quellet, etc...... They have some talent. Nyquist and tatar are really just fill. Now, you need some fillers in cap era. But stars? Nope.
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Upgrading Oracle Enterprise Manager: 12c to 12c Release 2
By jorge_neidisch on Dec 12, 2012
1 - Download the OEM 12c R2. It can be downloaded here:
Note: it is a set of three huge zips.
2 - Unzip the archives
3 - Create a directory (as the oem-owner user) where the upgraded Middleware should be installed. For instance:
$ mkdir /u01/app/oracle/Middleware12cR2
4 - Back up OMS (Middleware home and inventory), Management Repository and Software Library.
5 - Ensure that the Management tables don't have snapshots:
If there are snapshots drop them:
SQL> select master , log_table from all_mview_logs where log_owner='<EM_REPOS_USER>
SQL> Drop snapshot log on <master>
6 - Copy emkey from existing OMS:
$ <OMS_HOME>/bin/emctl config emkey -copy_to_repos [-sysman_pwd <sysman_pwd>]
To verify whether the emkey is copied, run the following command:
$ <OMS_HOME>/bin/emctl status emkey
If the emkey is copied, then you will see the following message:
The EMKey is configured properly, but is not secure.
Secure the EMKey by running "emctl config emkey -remove_from_repos".
7 - Stop the OMS and the Agent
$ <OMS_HOME>/bin/emctl stop oms
$ <AGENT_HOME>/bin/emctl stop agent
8 - from the unzipped directory, run
$ ./runInstaller
8a - Follow the wizard: Email / MOS; Software Updates: disable or leave empty.
8b - Follow the wizard: Installation type: Upgrade -> One System Upgrade.
8c - Installation Details: Middleware home location: enter the directory created in step 3.
8d - Enter the DB Connections Details. Credentials for SYS and SYSMAN.
8e - Dialog comes: Stop the Job Gathering: click 'Yes'.
8f- Warning comes: click 'OK'.
8g - Select the plugins to deploy along with the upgrade process
8h- Extend Weblogic: enter the password (recommended, the same password for the SYSMAN user).
A new directory will be created, recommended:
8i - Let the upgrade proceed by clicking 'Install'.
8j - Run the following script (as root) and finish the 'installation':
$ /u01/app/oracle/Middleware12R2/oms/allroot.sh
9 - Turn on the Agent:
$ <AGENT_HOME>/bin/emctl start agent
Note that the $AGENT_HOME might be located in the old Middleware directory:
$ /u01/app/oracle/Middleware/agent/agent_inst/bin/emctl start agent
10 - go to the EM UI. Select the WebLogic Target and choose the option "Refresh WebLogic Domain" from the menu.
11 - Update the Agents: Setup -> Manage Cloud Control -> Upgrade Agents -> Add (+)
Note that the agents may take long to show up.
... and that's it! Or that should be it !
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In preparing for the second season in program history, the Stetson lacrosse team has chosen its captains and leadership council for the 2014 campaign, Hatters head coach Nicole Moore announced on Wednesday.
Sophomores Caili Guilday, Maylis Broderick, and Amanda Parker were selected by their teammates to lead the team as captains this season.
"I am thrilled to have these three student-athletes voted by their peers to be captains," Moore said. "Each one brings a different leadership style and will work very well together. I am excited for the addition of the leadership council, where the underclassmen chosen can step up as leaders, grow, and assist in all facets of guiding this program."
Guilday, an Atlantic Sun All-Freshman Team goalkeeper last season, said that "being captain for the 2014 season is such an honor. This year we brought in a lot of new talent and great things are to come. Last year we built our foundation for the program and we will look to improve on that this season. I am honored to be a voice for this team because I am proud of this team. I strive to be confident and loyal to both my teammates and coaches. I want to bring out the best in everyone on this team."
Broderick, another All-Freshman Team selection in her first season with the Hatters, said that "it really means a lot to be a captain of this team because our program has gone from building the legacy to a whole new level by going the extra mile to continue to improve and grow as a program. As a captain I will bring a positive attitude and a strong work ethic to the team."
"I feel so honored to have been chosen as one of the captains to represent this team," Parker said. "As one named leader, I have made it my goal to be a role model in all aspects of the term. I feel a great sense of responsibility to be both a vocal and non-vocal presence within the team. I aim to hold the girls accountable, and expect them to do the same to me. This year is all about building on top of the legacy we began last fall, and I would say that it is easy to tell how excited we all are for the season."
Newcomers to the Stetson squad this season, freshmen Lindsay Summers, Julia Lozano, and Erin Busch were selected by their teammates to be members of the leadership council. The council will support and assist the captains and coaching staff throughout the year.
"It is an incredible opportunity to be a part of the leadership council," Summers said. "Few people receive the opportunity to be a leader as a freshman, so I am very honored to be on this council. I look forward to working with the other members, the captains, and the coaches. Together we can push our team to high levels and ultimately have a great season. I will bring my knowledge of the game, intensity, and drive to this year's leadership council."
"It is an honor to be voted by the team to be on the leadership council," Lozano said. "I cannot wait to bring my positive attitude, hard work, and support to the team. I can tell this season is going to be a great one!"
"It's really exciting to be a part of this new program in general, but now that I get to be a part of this council, it's even better," Busch said. "As a leader I will be open to teammates' opinions, and bring positive energy on and off the field. It's important to have good chemistry not only on the field but also in the weight room, in the locker room, and around campus. The little things are what make us strong as a team and those little things are what lead to big accomplishments."


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Bill Belton was expected to have a breakthrough year in 2012, entering that season as Penn State's starting running back, but instead it turned out to be a disappointing season for him personally.
At no point did Belton ever doubt that he could get the job done, but he needed an opportunity after watching his chance slip away a year ago.
"I never doubted myself, and I always have believe in myself," Belton said. "My parents always told me to keep that about me, and I did."
Belton's belief in himself, along with his talent, of course, have been on display in a big way the past two weeks for for the Nittany Lions.
The junior took over as the starter at Ohio State two weeks ago and was a bright spot in an otherwise dreadful 63-14 loss as he ran for 98 yards on 22 carries. Five days ago against Illinois, Belton enjoyed a career day as he carried 36 times for 201 yards, the most since Larry Johnson went for 279 in 2002.
"Bill had a terrific day," guard Miles Dieffenbach said. "When he has a game like that it's not really a surprise. We have been waiting for him to have a breakout game like that."
Belton had been waiting, too.
"It's very rewarding," he said of his recent success, which includes being named Big Ten co-Offensive Player of the Week following the Illinois game.
Belton leads PSU in rushing with 668 yards, and he's tops on the team with 84 yards per game and 5.2 yards per carry.
Still, Belton might or might not be the best running back on the squad, but he's getting an opportunity to play now because the previous starter, Zach Zwinak, fumbled away the starting job.
Zwinak had a very costly fumble to open the second half against Michigan on Oct. 12, and after struggling with fumbles for two seasons, he was benched by coach Bill O'Brien.
Zwinak had 1,000 yards last season, emerging as a workhorse running back after Belton had suffered an ankle injury earlier in the year that forced him to miss three games. This season, their fortunes have been reversed.
That leads to an interesting component of sports when it comes to teammates. Zwinak and Belton are friends who, as Belton said, "bounce things off each other," but the bottom line is only one of them can start, and in this case it took one player struggling for the other to get a chance.
"It's a competition, but we're still in each other's corner," Belton said. "It's not like me against you or you against me."
Oh, but it is. If Belton keeps running well, Zwinak's role in the offense figures to remain diminished. And the only way Zwinak will get more carries is if Belton isn't getting the job done.
Ironically, Belton had a big fumble late in the game against Illinois, turning it over at the Illini 1-yard line. He would have been the goat had PSU lost, but the Lions' defense forced a three-and-out, they tied the game in the closing seconds of regulation and won in overtime, 24-17.
Belton carried the ball 36 times, while Zwinak had only six carries for 25 yards.
It's doubtful Belton will get anything close to that many carries again this week at Minnesota - that kind of pounding would take a toll on any running back - so Zwinak could get a few more.
Regardless, the starting job now belongs to Belton, and it may be tough for Zwinak to get it back now that his competition has more experience at running back.
Belton came to Penn State as a receiver, but O'Brien moved him to the backfield shortly after becoming head coach last year.
"I was all for it," Belton said. "When they see something in me they think could help the team I was all for it."
It wasn't, however, an easy transition. There's a different mindset and different responsibility altogether running as a receiver compared to a running back.
"[As a receiver] I did a lot of open-field running where I could move around freely," Belton said. "But now it's like making the switch to running back, it wasn't so much of that, it was more so running behind the line and learning how to approach the hole and learning where to make the right cuts and things like that."
Belton admits his 2012 season "didn't go as well as I thought [it] would," but with the success he's having this year, he noted, "everything worked out."
It nearly didn't work out as Belton was having academic issues during the summer, and it was unclear if he would even be on the team. But he cleared that obstacle, waited for his opportunity and now is on pace to run for 1,000 yards this season.
"He wasn't doing well in the classroom when I got here," O'Brien said. "He's doing better there. It's still a work in progress for him academically, but he works hard at it. Obviously he's playing well on the field, so it always makes you feel good when good kids do well."
Belton has O'Brien to thank for a lot of his success. The coach has frequently praised the running back the past two years, both as a person and from a football standpoint, and that support has helped Belton get to where he is today.
"It's a great feeling when your head coach has confidence in you and that he cares about you," Belton said. "Having a coach like that, I'll go to war for [him] any day."


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Systemwide Events Calendar
Japanese Flower Arranging - Ikebana SogetsuNovember 16, 9:30am - 11:30am
Windward Campus, Hale Kuhina 115
The art of Japanese flower arranging functions as a path for the creative spirit. A gift of Ikebana is to look at flowers from a perspective that provides tranquility and peace of mind from within. Use your aesthetic awareness to assemble materials, choosing their most beautiful aspects, assemble them in a different order, and endow them with a value transcending that which they had in nature. Students are required to purchase or provide their own supplies. Optional text for purchase.
Instructor: Karen Kirk
Course Code: P11AR338
Course Fee: $48
Date: Saturdays, November 16 - January 18 (no class: 11/30, 12/21, 12/28, 1/4/14)
Time: 9:30 - 11:30 a.m.
Meetings: 6
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|Japanese Flower Arranging - Ikebana Sogetsu
Windward Campus, Hale Kuhina 115
|MPLA Social Event
Manoa Campus, Manoa Falls
|Manoa Maniacs Student Tailgate
Manoa Campus, Aloha Stadium
|Bike-In Theater at Old Stadium Park!
2237 S King St
|Dance Anniversary: Look Back Move Forward
Manoa Campus, Kennedy Theatre Mainstage
|Queens of the Night
Manoa Campus, Earle Ernst Lab Theatre
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- The Wonder of Learning: the Hundred Languages of Children Exhibit
- Red Hat System Administration I
- EWC Arts Exhibition: Bollywood & Beyond: Costume in Indian Film
- Kalaupapa -- A Source of Light, Constant and Never-Fading
- Convergence: Glitch_Click_Thunk, Featuring Mark Amerika
- Trip Around the Island
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UNIVERSITY PARK - Penn State finally received some respectable production from a few of its role players in a game against Purdue at the Jordan Center Tuesday night. As fate would have it, the Nittany Lions' two most dependable scoring threats both struggled at key times in the very same outing.
The result was a 58-49 loss, PSU's 10th straight to start Big Ten play. The Nittany Lions, who have not won since December, dropped to 8-14 overall. Before the game was even over, second-year Penn State coach Pat Chambers implored the men on his bench to not allow the losing streak - or boos from the stands - get to them.
"When you go through adversity and challenges and some losing, it's real easy to start finger-pointing and not sticking together," Chambers said. "...You have to get each other's backs. You have to support each other."
Heading into this one, guards Jermaine Marshall (15.7) and D.J. Newbill (15.6) were the only Nittany Lions averaging more than 6.3 points per game in Big Ten play. But Marshall suffered through a 2-of-14 shooting performance Tuesday. Newbill, meanwhile, was held to two points (on just two shots) in the first half. By the time he found his scoring stroke - he finished with 17 points - PSU was all but out of it.
Playing their fifth game in 13 days, the Boilermakers (12-11, 4-4 Big Ten) lumbered into Tuesday's action having dropped three of their last four. Included in that stretch was a 97-60 home beat-down at the hands of rival Indiana.
In the first half, it looked as if it would be another long night for Purdue. As the Boilers struggled to score, the Lions began to pull away, leading by as many as nine (21-12) when Newbill made his only bucket of the period at the 5:46 mark. Marshall made one shot in the half.
But center Sasa Borovnjak (six points), and forwards Brandon Taylor and Ross Travis (a combined 10) picked up the scoring slack. Center Jon Graham even hit a 15-footer, by far his longest make of the season.
"Other guys stepped up tonight," Newbill said.
Then Purdue found its footing. Center A.J. Hammons led a rally that cut the PSU lead to 25-24 at the break. The Boilermakers' momentum carried over into the second half. And suddenly nobody for Penn State - not role players nor stars - could get anything going.
"I'm gonna tell you where we lost the game - the last four minutes of the first half and the first four minutes of the second half," Chambers said.
Super quick rookie guard Ronnie Johnson began to breeze past whatever defense the Lions offered, and his dish to teammate Donnie Hale for a layup with 8:19 left gave Purdue its first double-digit lead of the night (48-37).
At that point, Marshall and Newbill had a combined 14 points. Marshall was 2 of 13 from the field. Newbill had taken only five shots, making three of them.
Marshall had reached double figures in scoring in eight of State's previous nine games but was held to seven Tuesday.
"I don't know what to tell you," Chambers said. "Jermaine has an average game, who knows, [maybe] we're sitting here with a win. But that's not the case."
Purdue coach Matt Painter said the defensive game plan against Marshall was to switch out on ball screens and, "just try to get the ball out of his hands, contest all shots and not let him get the ball in the paint."
In serious foul trouble primarily because the big men struggled to handle Hammons in the paint, Penn State never did make things interesting the rest of the way. Borovnjak, Graham and guard Nick Colella were all disqualified.
"Foul trouble killed us, too," Chambers said.
Newbill did most of his damage when Purdue was in a sort of prevent defense. The Boilermakers pushed out on the arc to stop triples and it allowed him to slash and score, as he tallied 10 points in the final eight minutes.
But the balanced scoring on display in the first half was gone in the second. Taylor did not tally a point in the final 20 minutes. Borovnjak had one point.
And Marshall never did heat up.
Game notes: Overall, Penn State was 19 of 62 from the floor and 2 of 20 from the arc. Marshall and Colella went a combined 1 of 11 on 3-pointers. ... Purdue was not exactly lighting it up, either. The Boilers missed all 10 of their triple attempts and made only 18 of 29 free throws. Yet led by Johnson (16 points) and Hammons (15 points, 12 rebounds), they won with relative ease. ... Newbill had six assists in the first half and seven for the game. ... Penn State committed 24 fouls in the game to Purdue's 14. The Boilermakers had only four fouls in the first half. ... The crowd was listed at 6,270. ... Next up for the Lions is a Saturday road trip to Nebraska. That game tips at 9 p.m. and can be seen on ESPNU.
PURDUE (12-11): Hammons 2-5 11-12 15, T. Johnson 3-12 1-2 7, R. Johnson 7-12 2-8 16, Byrd 0-6 2-2 2, Davis 3-6 2-5 8, A. Johnson 0-0 0-0 0, Toyra 0-0 0-0 0, Hale 5-8 0-0 10, Carroll 0-0 0-0 0, Marcius 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 20-49 18-29 58.
PENN STATE (8-14): Taylor 2-8 0-0 5, Borovnjak 3-6 1-2 7, Newbill 6-14 5-6 17, Marshall 2-14 3-5 7, Colella 1-6 0-0 3, Maduegbunam 0-1 0-0 0, Jack 0-1 0-0 0, Graham 1-4 0-0 2, Travis 4-8 0-0 8. Totals 19-62 9-13 49.
Halftime-Penn St. 25-24. 3-Point Goals-Purdue 0-10 (Davis 0-1, T. Johnson 0-3, Byrd 0-6), Penn St. 2-20 (Colella 1-6, Taylor 1-6, Maduegbunam 0-1, Newbill 0-2, Marshall 0-5). Fouled Out-Borovnjak, Colella, Graham. Rebounds-Purdue 42 (Hammons 12), Penn St. 37 (Travis 8). Assists-Purdue 8 (Byrd 4), Penn St. 10 (Newbill 7). Total Fouls-Purdue 14, Penn St. 24. A-6,270.


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July Ice Cream Month Never Tasted This Smooth
July Ice Cream Month Never Tasted This Smooth
Local chefs churned creative ice creams in the third annual Ice Cream Churn-a-ment
Risa Mealus from Papa Haydn won the Dairy Farmers of Oregon Ice Cream Churn-a-ment held Friday July 13 at Pioneer Courthouse Square with her Citron Bomb ice cream. She competed against five other local chefs in the speed and taste categories.
Mealus' winning flavor was sweet-tart and as radiant as a beam of July sunshine. The lemon flavor was complimented by a unique Japanese citrus fruit, yuzu, that lent an invigorating zing to the ice cream. The smooth consistency came from the luscious cream and milk from Oregon dairy cows. Citron Bomb will be available at the restaurant starting next week.
"We are so honored and thrilled to have participated again in this year's event," said Mealus. "We are extremely happy that the judges liked our Citron Bomb ice cream, and are just so grateful to have won."
The chefs used wooden hand-crank ice cream churns reminiscent of a less complicated time. A time when bringing the family together for fun was just plain simple. The chefs and their teams raced to complete their ice cream recipes. Salt & Straw's team won the speed competition and churned their ice cream in less than four minutes.
The judges compared each ice cream recipe to determine who best captured the flavor of summer in Oregon. They also looked at the creamy texture and presentation of the ice cream.
Other competitors included: Joseph Cefalu from Riffle NW; Adam and Jackie Sappington from The Country Cat Dinner House & Bar; Jasper Shen from Aviary; and Leather Storrs from Noble Rot.
Oregon dairy farmers are committed to the community and proud to sponsor this ice cream celebration. Attendees received free ice cream samples from Umpqua Dairy, Sunshine Dairy Foods and milk shakes from New Seasons Market. Tillamook® also distributed ice cream coupons.
About Oregon Dairy Products Commission
Dairy Farmers of Oregon is a program of the Oregon Dairy Products Commission. The Commission works on behalf of Oregon's dairy farm families who, with the help of 123,000 dairy cows and Oregon dairy processors, provide award-winning cheeses, milk, butter, and an extensive line of premium ice cream, sour cream and yogurt. Milk is the official state beverage of Oregon, and Oregon is recognized nationwide as a leader for milk quality. The Oregon dairy industry is a community-conscious, caring business that contributes to nearly $1 billion to Oregon's economic well-being each year. Oregon dairymen and women care about their cows, their communities, and the land, air and water of Oregon. www.dairyfarmersor.com


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Lap Marks are the appearance of a denser colour or an increased gloss where wet and dry layers overlap during paint application.
What Causes It?Failing to maintain a "wet edge" when applying paint or using low-solid, "economy" paint can both lead to the formation of lap marks.
How to Solve ItWhen painting, make sure to maintain a wet edge by applying paint toward the unpainted area and then back into the just-painted surface. This technique (brushing or rolling from "wet to dry" rather than vice versa) will produce a smooth, uniform appearance.
It is also wise to work in manageably sized areas, and to plan for interruptions at a natural break, such as a window, door, or corner.
Using a top-quality acrylic latex paint makes it easier to avoid lapping problems because higher solids (pigments and binder) content makes lapped areas more noticeable.
If the substrate is very porous, you should apply a primer or sealer to prevent paint from drying too quickly and reducing wet-edge time. Alkyd paints generally have superior wet-edge properties.
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