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After trailing by as many as nine points, the Bloomfield Hills Andover girls basketball team stormed back and prevailed in a wild finish at home Saturday, defeating Oxford, 49-46.
With 6:11 remaining in the third quarter, Oxford held a 29-20 lead, but the Wildcats never extended the lead into double digits, allowing Andover to play its way back into the Oakland Activities Association crossover game.
During the final 90 seconds, the Barons (13-5) scored 10 points to down Oxford, including a 3-point field goal and three free throws, each of which gave Andover the lead.
Trailing 41-39, Andover's Rachel Rea was left open on the right sideline, got the ball and sank a 3-pointer to give Andover its first lead of the game, 42-41.
On the other end of the court, Oxford's Shelby Davis was fouled and given two free throws, but she missed both.
Miranda Murphy, however, pulled down the rebound and banked the ball off the glass for the Wildcats (13-5), taking a 43-42 lead.
Andover responded on its next possession when Shannon Wilson missed a 3-point attempt but was fouled before her feet hit the floor, receiving three free throw attempts.
Wilson sank all three of her shots, giving Andover a 45-43 lead with 57.2 seconds to go in the game.
"I wasn't trying to think of those shots," Wilson said. "If I don't think about the game, I tend to shoot better. I just put up the shots and trusted them to go in."
The Barons pulled down a defensive rebound after Oxford missed a field goal attempt and, after Oxford was forced to foul, Jaime Lederman hit nothing but net on her two free throw shots, extending the Andover lead to 47-43.
Davis made a desperation 3-pointer with 1.2 seconds left to cut the Andover advantage to 47-46 and Oxford called a timeout to plan a last-ditch move to get the Barons called for a 5-second inbounds call.
Instead, Andover put the ball on the court after only two seconds, forcing Oxford to foul Lederman again with 0.6 seconds on the clock and she hit both her free throws to increase the lead to 49-46.
Oxford outplayed Andover throughout the first three quarters, leading 24-16 at halftime and going up as much as 29-20, but was unable to put the game out of reach for Andover.
Wilson led all players by scoring 21 points for Andover and Rea added 16.
"This is third game in a row we came out slow in the first half, but at halftime, I told the girls to step it up like they did before," Andover coach Jeff Rubin said. "We made some really good plays down the stretch."
Murphy had 17 points to pace Oxford and Davis contributed 11.
"In the second half, nothing was going right for us," Oxford coach Stephen Emert said. "We stopped executing in the second half. When you do that and you don't block out and play with your heart, it will hurt you."
Andover's next game is another home interdivisional matchup, this one coming Tuesday at 7 p.m. against Farmington Hills Harrison.
Oxford will be back in Oakland Activities Association White Division play Tuesday at 7 p.m. when it travels to Lake Orion.


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I don't have personal experience with hypothyroidism but I know diabetes contributes to it. This has been well documented.
I am one month into the Primal Blueprint diet + lifestyle. So far, so great!
I was a carboholic (carb addict) for my entire life. I developed severe adrenal fatigue syndrome (AFS) and insulin resistance... and also associated symptoms of low thyroid. I healed my AFS with vitamins and rest. An endocrinologist tested me, diagnosed a "t4-to-t3 conversion problem" and put me on over the counter raw thyroid glandular (thyrotrophin PMG), 3x a day, and it greatly improved my hypothyroid symptoms. I slept better, had more energy, felt better. I took thyroid for 1 year before going Primal.
Since going Primal, I started to consume more coconut and MCT oil. Concentrated coconut products perceptibly raised my metabolism and energy (via thyroid?) a little high so I backed off a bit.
Then I started to feel my energy raise even more as the weeks went by, just from eating primal and being off the "insulin roller coaster." I started to develop insomnia and I recognized the effect as having too much thyroid horomones buzzing inside me (hyperthyroid). I cut my thyroid dose down to 3/4 of a pill and immediately I felt calmer and slept better. I no longer needed to be stimulating my thyroid with medicine as much!
One of the big "aha!" moments in reading the Primal Blueprint book, was on page 70, where Mark says "When your liver becomes insulin resistant, conversion of T4 to T3 declines dramatically."
What I think is happening is that the Primal Blueprint is curing my insulin resistance (based on my levels of hunger, mood stability), and my T4-to-T3 conversion problem (which was in my liver!) is not as much of an issue anymore, so taking the same dose of thyroid glandular is no longer necessary. Now it overstimulates!
My hope is that I can get off thyroid glandular entirely! But I will proceed slowly and cautiously.
Does anyone have any personal experience with thyroid function improvement or with being able to go off thyroid meds after going Primal? Please share!
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I don't have personal experience with hypothyroidism but I know diabetes contributes to it. This has been well documented.
It is dangerous to self-treat ANY thyroid issues. If you feel that you need to go off your meds, you need to discuss it with the doctor who originally prescribed them.
However, I find it odd that this doctor diagnosed a T4 to T3 conversion problem because that usually occurs with fairly advanced hypothyroidism. It's possible that you weren't hypothyroid at all, but the problem was your liver. In that case, it might be advisable to wean from the thyroid meds--but this is a medical issue, and you should consult a doctor before doing it on your own.
Have you measured your basal temperature when you awaken?
I have not done temperature measuring, I am just going on how I feel. I have had to navigate a very long and difficult health crisis on my own, based on how I feel - no single doctor (I have found) can completely understand my health situation better than I can.
I don't think these is any major health crisis in very slowly trying to go down on an over-the-counter thyroid supplement. It would be nice to speak to the Endocrinologist but it costs $$$$$. $$$$ I am spending on grass fed beef and buckets full of vegetables!


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More legal fireworks accompanied the end of the fourth week of testimony in Pennsylvania's legislative corruption trial.
Judge Richard Lewis cautioned defense attorney Dan Raynak not to "push it" at the end of the day Friday after Raynak complained about a prosecutor's reaction to a witness' testimony.
At issue is whether prosecutors in the theft, conspiracy and conflict-of-interest trial of former Rep. Mike Veon will be able to delve into the prior conviction of another former state representative for using his staff to campaign. If Lewis allows jurors to hear details of former Rep. Jeff Habay's case, it could help prosecutors argue that a recent case demonstrated to lawmakers and their staff the legal hazards of using public resources for political campaigns.
Three former aides are on trial with Veon.


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The best of intentions may beget negative consequences, which is why human-services officials in downtown Phoenix are asking well-meaning people to consider their options before handing out food to people who are homeless this holiday season.
Throughout the year, individuals and church groups bring food to distribute to the Human Services Campus, at 12th Avenue and Madison Street. Those efforts peak during the holidays.
But the impromptu food drop-offs multiply trash and unsanitary conditions around the neighborhood after the donors leave. Styrofoam containers and food wrappers get strewn about the campus, affecting nearby businesses and homeowners.
And some donors have been threatened by recipients, especially when they don't have enough food or goods to hand out. Others have given out money and alcohol, drawing crowds.
The result: Human-services officials are asking the public to help out in other ways this holiday season.
"We appreciate people wanting to help. We really appreciate it, especially this time of year," said David Bridge, managing director of the Human Services Campus. "But we want to see if we can suggest some better ways to do it, that maybe don't have such an impact on the community and the neighborhood."
People dropping off food are aiming to fill a void that may not necessarily exist, Bridge said. Three scheduled meals are served on the campus on weekdays, and lunch and dinner are served on weekends. The Society of St. Vincent de Paul and Andre House both serve meals for homeless people on the campus.
The Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department and Phoenix police have seen negative effects of food drop-offs year-round, especially during the holidays, said Jodi Liggett, Mayor Greg Stanton's senior policy adviser on homelessness.
"Sadly, what happens (is), they're focused on helping people and they don't realize that they're rendering the park, especially a park without facilities, just unusable for the neighborhood," Liggett said. "There's absolutely things people and communities of faith can do, if they'll just plug in the right way. And we're here to help with that."
Those who want to give back this holiday season have plenty of options to consider. People who want to volunteer at the Human Services Campus can contact campus officials and schedule a time. Another option is to donate to a food bank or another organization that works with the campus to provide food and clothing. People can consider donating basic items to the campus that can help people when they move into homes — things like sponges, towels, pots and pans.
Volunteers with a trade such as plumbing, and groups that can help with activities such as painting walls, can provide the types of in-kind donations that go far, said Lt. Charlie Consolian of the Phoenix Police Downtown Operations Unit, which patrols the Human Services Campus.
For people who still want to provide food directly to people who are homeless, Consolian asked they do so at an area designated by police outside the campus on 12th Avenue between Jefferson and Madison streets. Groups are asked to bring trash bags and clean up after their drop-offs — and not just at the campus, but in surrounding streets.
Groups also are asked to avoid blocking street traffic and to refrain from bringing children to the campus. If children are present, Bridge said, they must be supervised.
The campus also has coordinated events with groups wanting to help — activities such as barbecue cookouts with enough food for all homeless clients. Interested groups can contact the campus.
Campus officials and Phoenix police are launching a public-awareness campaign on the issue, and Phoenix human-services officials will hold a faith summit in January to educate groups and help coordinate efforts to donate and volunteer.
"What we're trying to do is explain to people, 'Yes, I understand why they feel that (food) is a need,' " Consolian said. But what helps most is when groups work with the campus instead of just dropping off boxes of food, he said.
Food banks across metro Phoenix are in need of donations all year, Liggett said. Hunger is an immediate need, particularly for families on the verge of homelessness, especially after recent cuts to the federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, popularly known as food stamps.
"So, if people really want to do something for the holidays that would impact so many people, not just homeless people but people at risk for homelessness, that would be a tremendous thing," Liggett said.


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THE doyen of global financial regulation, Prof Mervyn King, on Thursday urged listed companies to publish summaries of their integrated reports in the print media.
This comes as listed firms prepare to report in accordance with the JSE's new short-form announcements in print and in full online from January. The abbreviated announcements are likely to hurt financial print media, such as Business Day, Business Report and Sake Beeld, that rely on this advertising revenue.
The JSE said issuers will need to satisfy themselves that sufficient relevant information has been provided to investors.
It has argued that the change was in line with the global move to digital publishing, and that listed companies find it hard to justify the expense as the figures are often historic by the time they hit newsstands.
While an outcry over a move in this direction 12 years ago put paid to the proposal, the JSE said this week a full consultation had been completed. The amendment would kick in from January following approval by the Financial Services Board, which regulates the exchange, the JSE said.
But Prof King told Business Day ahead of his appearance at a financial advertisement awards ceremony on Thursday that while online reporting is a global trend and is to be welcomed, not enough people were online.
"The providers of capital need to know what is going on, and those providers have changed as they are not private families any more," he said. "The majority of providers of capital will not see the report if it is posted online."
He noted pension funds were a large providers of capital and their ultimate beneficiaries were persons in the street who were not on line.
Head of Afrikaans media at Media24, Tim du Plessis, said on Thursday his company had realised "the cheese was moved by the JSE" and had been looking for advice on how best to get around the problem.
Peter Bruce, publisher of BDFM which owns Business Day newspaper, said while the JSE was perfectly within its rights to make its own listing rules, it was a simple fact that after January 1 information about listed companies would be less easy to access for the majority of people on whose behalf pension funds were invested in listed companies.
"The JSE will say the print industry should have anticipated the rules change, but it dropped the issue for nearly 10 years before rushing it through in a six month whirlwind, without bothering to allow us to see out the financial year, once Russell Loubser left," Mr Bruce said.
"At least, I suppose, we know now where we stand. I doubt most listed companies do. Whatever they were paying for print advertisements they will soon be paying in all sorts of charges to the JSE," he said.
John Burke, director of issuer services at the JSE, said the stock exchange was not flouting any requirements around transparency and that publication of company results in the press would not deliver full transparency anyway. He said that it was all about prices and if that was achieved electronically the day before, there was no need to republish the results in full in the press.
Prof King said he was not convinced that the "bibles" — the hundreds of pages of annual reports sent to shareholders — were read in full. A clear reflection of an integrated report in a newspaper would serve to inform people about the state of play in a company, even serving as a useful marketing tool.
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If your looking for a military style cleaning kit, you can find them on amazon fairly cheap.
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spare parts kit is what im looking for. What parts are good to keep on hand??
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A federal class action lawsuit claims General Motors' 2007-2008 Impalas have defective rear spindle rods that cause wheel misalignment and premature tire wear. The Impala class action goes on to say that even though GM issued an Impala recall for Chevy Impalas that operated as police vehicles, it won't honor warranties for identical cars owned by customers who aren't police.
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"The model year 2007 and 2008 Impalas were sold with common defective rear spindle rods that caused and continue to cause wheel misalignment and premature tire wear. Even though it has issued a recall bulletin for model year 2007 and 2008 Impalas operated as police vehicles, GM has failed to honor its warranties with Plaintiff and the putative class, by failing to correct the manufacturing defect in their vehicles. There are no relevant material differences between police vehicles and class members' vehicles relating the defective spindle rods.
"The fact that GM moved to fix certain Impalas shows that it knew of the defect. Despite this, GM continued to sell and has refused to honor the warranties on hundreds of thousands of defective and potentially unsafe vehicles."
">The Impala defective rear spindle rod class action lawsuit is brought on behalf of all persons in the United States who purchased or leased a model year 2007 and 2008 Chevrolet Impala. It is seeking class certification, compensatory damages for Class Members, exemplary damages, and more for Breach of Express Warranty and Injunctive and Declaratory Relief.
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Jahn's final-second free throws lift General McLane over North East
NORTH EAST -- Lindsey Jahn did the best she could to relax in an intense situation.
The General McLane senior stepped to the free-throw line with 5.6 seconds left and her team down by one point.
Jahn cleared her mind, went through the motions as if it were practice and knocked down both free throws to give the Lancers a thrilling 44-43 Region 4 win over North East in front of 500 fans Monday at North East High School.
"My teammates told me they believed in me and told me to relax," Jahn said. "I just pretended like it was practice and it worked out. Everyone played great as a team and everyone stepped up when we needed it."
Jahn's clutch performance was nearly matched by North East senior Alex Artise, who became the all-time scorer in school history. Artise, who already held the school assist record, scored 23 points to bolster her career scoring total to 1,320 points. Her drive near the end of the third quarter put her ahead of Rachel Brown, who scored 1,315 points at North East.
Artise had a drive with 6 seconds left in the third quarter to tie the game at 31-31 and set up a back-and-forth final 8 minutes.
General McLane (16-2 overall, 10-1 Region 4) led by as many as five at 40-35, but consecutive buckets by Tori Prather gave North East (16-2, 9-2) a 43-41 lead with 1 minute, 20 seconds left.
Laura Schaefer, who played a terrific defensive game in place of Katie Clark (shoulder injury), hit 1-of-2 from the line to cut the lead to 43-42 with 50.2 seconds left. After a missed free throw by Prather, McLane worked the clock under 10 seconds.
Several plays were thwarted by North East's defense before Jahn decided to take off to the hoop. She was fouled with 5.6 seconds left.
After Jahn made both free throws, North East attempted a full-court pass but Michelle Jahn grabbed a loose ball and was fouled with 2.3 seconds left. Michelle Jahn missed the first, then, in a veteran move, decided to miss the second on purpose to prevent North East from setting up a play for the final shot.
"I had to miss the second one on purpose. I didn't want them to have too much time for a last shot," Michelle Jahn said. "This win means a lot to us. It was our biggest game of the year and we've been looking forward to it all week."
North East pulled down the rebound, but a desperation fullcourt chuck was well short.
"This was a huge win, especially with Katie Clark out," McLane coach Sarah Jay said. "She is my defensive stopper, and Laura Schaefer really stepped up and played a big game. She is a sophomore but played like a senior. You can't stop (Alex) Artise, she's going to get her points. We wanted to shut down Alexis Bowen, and Laura did an excellent job with that."
Lindsey and Michelle Jahn each had 13 points, while Louisa Lytle grabbed eight rebounds for the Lancers, who all but locked up the Region 4 title. McLane has three region games left against Iroquois, Seneca and Northwestern and needs two wins for the top playoff seed in Region 4 and a share of the region title. If the Lancers win all three or North East loses another region game, McLane wins the Region 4 title outright.
Anne Lewis had a breakout game for North East with 12 points.
McLane not only overcame the loss of Clark, but several Lancers battled foul trouble throughout the game.
"They girls smartened up in the second half," said Jay. "We can't afford stupid fouls on the road, and the girls really beared down in the second half."
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Asking Why to Chronic Pain at Age 22
Somewhere between August and October of 2010, I stepped off the tracks of "normal, everyday life" into the no-man's land of chronic pain, then depression. At age 22, I started feeling a sharp, niggling pain in my left ankle every time I walked. After some months of unsuccessful treatment and fed by my own fears and anxieties, the pain gradually expanded into a black hole of existential despair that sucked away my hope and zest for life.
It sounds melodramatic. But anyone who has been in the throes of unrelenting physical pain knows the hard truth: Pain eats away at your personhood. Elaine Scarry, in her book The Body in Pain, lucidly explains that pain destroys language, because it has no reference to the outside world. Whereas other states of consciousness have an object – "love is love of x, fear is fear of y, ambivalence is ambivalence about z" – pain just is. Pain escapes our ability to explain in words and shrinks our world to the parameters of our body.
The language-destroying, meaning-escaping essence of pain perhaps terrified me the most. "What does it mean? Why is this happening to me?" I kept pleading to God. My fresh-out-of-college self was ready to take on life's unexpected adventures, but just not this one. Being sidelined by an insidious injury that didn't even result from some exciting feat like mountain climbing or salsa dancing was an anti-adventure. It lacked a plot line and forward momentum. Writing to a friend about my state, I told her I felt like I had fallen into an underground cave and was stuck there while people walked, danced, and skipped along overhead.
When people tried to comfort me by telling me that my experience was just part of life, that everyone suffers setbacks and losses, this scared me even more. I'd like to think that life is somewhat predictable, that if you exercise regularly and eat well, you won't come down with cancer or inexplicable joint pain. That God won't let people who love and trust him suffer without some word of explanation. But some health nuts do get cancer. And God does sometimes remain silent.
But even if God isn't speaking, humans cannot help trying to piece together a narrative. It's our nature. Viktor Frankl describes in Man's Search for Meaning how, even in the most dehumanizing conditions of a concentration camp, people still found meaning in their existence. I think there is a difference, however, between living out of the trust that there is a deeper meaning and putting words in God's mouth.
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- Off-beat (music), the musical term in more detail
- Off Beat (label), a German record label for electronic underground music
- OffBeat (music magazine), a music magazine based in New Orleans, Louisiana
- Offbeat: A Red Hot Soundtrip, a compilation album from the Red Hot AIDS Benefit Series
- Offbeats (music group), a San Antonio-based garage punk band
- Offbeat Guitarist, is a free edutainment music video game in the style of Guitar Hero but with real guitars
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- Off Beat (1986 film), a 1986 comedy film
- Off Beat (2004 film), a 2004 drama film
- Offbeat (film), a 1961 film
- Off Beat Cinema, televised hosted movie show
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- Offbeat generation, association of writers united by their opposition to mainstream publishing
- Off Beat (comics), a 2005 manga-influenced comic series by Jennifer Lee Quick
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A West Texas sheriff says two oil workers have been killed and four others injured in an explosion at an oil field near the New Mexico border.
Loving County Sheriff Billy Hopper says an emergency call was received between 8 and 8:30 a.m. Wednesday about the accident at an oil rig, which was operating some 10 miles south of the New Mexico line.
Hopper says the workers were operating a rig that separates production fluids, such as oil from water.
He says emergency personnel are at the scene but receiving updates is difficult because radio communications are erratic and cell phones are inoperable in the rural area.
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So, Is the New Will Ferrell–Produced Comedy Central Show Big Lake Any Good?
No. But it could be!By Amos Barshad
No. But it could be!By Amos Barshad
It was in a forest, and they caught him with sandwiches.By Edith Zimmerman
"I've been working for ten years, and sometimes you have to wonder if anything's ever going to happen with your career."By Lindsay Robertson
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The Peoria Rivermen have announced that their annual used hockey equipment sale will take place on Saturday, May 7 from 9a.m. to 12 p.m. inside the Great Hall of the Peoria Civic Center. The sale is open to the public and there is no charge for admission.
David Shields, the St. Louis Blues sixth round pick in 2009, has signed an amateur tryout contract with the Rivermen. He has spent the last four seasons with the Erie Otters in the Ontario Hockey League.
The AHL has announced a schedule modification plan to begin with the 2011-12 season. The regular season will be reduced to 76 games and the playing calendar will be extended a week under the new plan.
The Peoria Rivermen have drawn a first round playoff matchup against the Houston Aeros after finishing third in the West Division.
The Rivermen have signed goaltender Beau Erickson to a PTO from ECHL Ontario. With the Reign this season, Erickson was 11-12-1-2 with a 3.39 GAA.
The ECHL on Tuesday announced that Brent Thompson of the Alaska Aces is the 2010-11 recipient of the John Brophy Award as the league's Coach of the Year. He was an assistant with Peoria from 2005-09.
The Peoria Rivermen announced today that right wing Graham Mink has been named the World Painting Company Player of the Month for March. Over the 13 games in March, Mink scored six times and had at least one point in eight of the team's games.
The Rivermen have signed forward Chase Polacek to an ATO for the remainder of the 2010-11 season. He recently completed his senior year at RPI where he was named the ECAC Player of the Year for the second straight season.


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A woman's tale of being held at gunpoint Wednesday morning in Lincolnville was unfounded, authorities determined.
Charleston County sheriff's deputies and a SWAT team surrounded a Railroad Avenue home after the woman reported being held hostage.
When authorities arrived at the home they found the woman outside, according to Sheriff's Maj. Eric Watson. The woman indicated, however, that at least two other people were still inside the home, including a 12-year-old.
A man and the child walked out of the home and were questioned around noon. An elderly woman was also found inside the home, Watson said.
Their version of events led authorities to believe that the woman was never held at gunpoint, Watson said. The woman was transported for a medical and mental evaluation, he said.
No injuries were reported in the incident.
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LEAD stands for Learning EDvantage. LEAD is Singapore's one of the largest e-learning solutions to schools and home and service provider. Www.lead.com.sg is the official website of the Learning EDvantage. Here the information is mentioned about Login to Learning EDvantage Online at Www.Lead.com.sg and my assignment.
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Earlier in the day on Friday, South Carolina Stingrays goalie Ryan Zapolski was named the ECHL's most valuable player.
South Carolina vs. Gwinnett
What: Game 2When: Tonight, 7:05 p.m.Where: The Arena at Gwinnett Center, Duluth Ga.Series: Gwinnett leads, 1-0
Obviously, that didn't matter much to the Gwinnett Gladiators.
Gwinnett forward Tyler Murovich scored two goals and Louis Domingue stopped all 24 shots he faced to lead the Gladiators past South Carolina, 5-0, Friday in Game 1 of the ECHL Eastern Conference quarterfinal series at The Arena at Gwinnett Center in Duluth, Ga.
The Gladiators lead the best-of-seven series, 1-0. Game 2 will be played today at 7:05 p.m. at The Arena at Gwinnett Center.
The loss certainly can't be pinned on the play of Zapolski, who won the ECHL's rookie of the year and goalie of the year honors as well as the MVP.
There was plenty of blame to go around.
"I think we were a little nervous and some of the guys were caught off-guard on what playoff hockey means," said South Carolina coach Spencer Carbery. "The guys were not prepared and didn't realize that the level of play was going to be this high during the playoffs. I hope we learned a valuable lesson tonight. Our compete-level wasn't nearly where it needed to be to win a playoff game. Everyone in our locker room needs to elevate their game."
Carbery said the Stingrays veered away from their game plan.
"The pace of the game surprised some of our guys, and we didn't make very good decisions with the puck," Carbery said. "Things that we've normally done well, our bread-and-butter during the regular season, we didn't do well tonight. We've got to keep our game simple. There was way too much individual play out there tonight."
Carbery is confident the Stingrays can rebound in Game 2.
"This game is over, it's done. We need to learn from it and put it behind us," Carbery said. "It's only one game. The score doesn't matter. It's the same as getting beaten, 2-1, in overtime. We need to be a lot better in Game 2, and I'm confident we'll come out with a better effort (tonight)."
Gwinnett's Joey Hadded gave the Gladiators a 1-0 lead midway through the opening period.
Scott Arnold and Murovich added goals in the second period to give the Gladiators a 3-0 advantage going into the final period.
Murovich added another goal, his second of the night, in the third period.
Domenic Monardo pushed the Gladiators advantage to 5-0 late in third period.
The Stingrays were outshot, 30-24, during the game.
South Carolina 0 0 0 - 0
Gwinnett 1 2 2 - 5
First Period: 1. G, Haddad 1 (Llewellyn, Bowers), 10:47. Penalties: Vaughan SC (roughing), 3:40.
Second Period: 2. G, Arnold 1 (Pierro-Zabotel, Ginand), 13:39. 3. G, Murovich 1 (Arnold, Bloodoff), 15:14. Penalties: Brookwell, G (hooking), 7:06.
3rd Period: 4. G, Murovich 2 (Llewellyn), 3:23. 5. G, Monardo 1 (Bloodoff, Donald), 14:53. Penalties: Llewellyn, G (interference), 3:50; Donald, G (roughing), 8:37; Hirschfeld, SC (roughing), 10:46; Murovich, G (roughing), 10:46; Sackrison, SC (interference), 12:50; Courtnall, SC (cross-checking), 20:00; Donald, G (high-sticking), 20:00.
Shots on Goal: Gwinnett 13-8-9-30. South Carolina 9-5-10-24. Power Play: Gwinnett 0 of 2; South Carolina: 0 of 3. Penalties: Gwinnett 5-10; South Carolina 4-8. Goalies: Gwinnett – Louis Domingue (1-0) 24 shots, 24 saves. South Carolina – Ryan Zapolski (0-1) 30 shots, 25 saves. A-2696.


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Frank Winkler and D-Day: Researching military records
This is a guest post by Jennifer Holik-Urban*
My grandmother told me a story about my cousin Frankie Winkler. She said Frankie came ashore on Omaha Beach on D-Day with the 29th Infantry Division. He died on 24 June 1944 of head wounds received on D-Day. When his remains were returned to Chicago, his uncle and father viewed the remains and did not think it was Frankie. I listened to this story, took notes and left it at that. It wasn't until many years later in my research did I seek out Frankie's story.
When my parents traveled to Europe in late 2009 they visited a U.S. cemetery in Ardennes. They met a Marine named Michael who worked for the American Battle Monuments Commission. Being the only visitors to the cemetery that day, Michael gave them a two hour guided tour. My mom told Michael about Frankie and he told her about a military file called the Individual Deceased Personnel File (IDPF). An IDPF was created for each service man or woman who died during service. It provides information on their death, personal effects, interment overseas, some files contain letters from the family, disinterment information and reburial information.
Michael also gave her the name of the historian, Joe Balkoski, for the 29th Infantry Division in Maryland. Armed with this information she emailed me as soon as she could so I could start the process of tracking down the IDPF and contacting this historian. We both wanted to know what happened to Frankie.
I had very little information on Frankie's military service. From his grave and the Honor Roll of Cook County I obtained his unit information. His sister provided a copy of his Purple Heart certificate and a photograph. I had his obituary and the cemetery record that indicated his burial was in 1948. He was buried in Chicago four years after he died. Why?
Continue reading "Frank Winkler and D-Day: Researching military records" »
MyHeritage: In the land of Lincoln
While MyHeritage.com was at the recent Federation of Genealogical Societies conference in Springfield, Illinois, chief genealogist Daniel Horowitz had an opportunity to visit the Abraham Lincoln Library and Museum.
I was part of a detailed tour of the facility with Gwen Podeschi, history reference librarian.
Opened in October 2004, the library is maintained via state funds. Its main goal is to collect and preserve family and personal (non-official) correspondence and material of Abraham Lincoln and other Illinois state personalities. It holds more than 12 million historical items including 1,100 oral histories, 2 million manuscripts and 3,000 old and contemporary maps.
Collections also include early Mormon history, anti-slavery, coal miners' accidents, train accidents and the 1893 World Colombian Exposition.
The library is home to the largest Lincoln documents database and such items as the documents of trials in which Lincoln was involved. The legal collection is fascinating as it also preserves the lists of juries in every case tried. If your relatives lived in Springfield, this can be a good resource as they may have served on one of those juries.
The law practice collection is not open to the public, but librarians are more than happy to help visitors find the information they seek. Appointments are suggested, and the collection is searchable via the Internet.
Continue reading "MyHeritage: In the land of Lincoln" »
Video: Military Research at the US National Archives
In this very informative video, John Deeben, Archives Specialist at The National Archives in Washington DC, describes how compiled military service records can be used for genealogical research. Using some great examples of past genealogical research, John shows how even the most amateur genealogist can benefit from microfilm, textual and digital records.
This video is part of the National Archives' Know Your Records program.
Coming to you: Family history experts
The 2011 season of genealogy conferences begins next week with the first RootsTech event in Salt Lake City, Utah.
MyHeritage.com's resident experts have mapped out their speaking stops and conference appearances over the next few months.
Both Daniel Horowitz and Schelly Talalay Dardashti will be speaking at RootsTech. A week later, they - along with UK genealogy advisor Laurence Harris - will speak at the "Who Do You Think You Are? LIVE" family history fair in London.
We're all looking forward to greeting MyHeritage users, and encourage you to drop by the MyHeritage booth to say hello, or attend other events in your community.
For the detailed list of locations and talks by Daniel and Schelly in the US, UK and Canada , click to see this post on the MyHeritage Genealogy Blog.
Names: How do you say that?
Do people have trouble saying or spelling it?
If so, you might enjoy this post that appeared earlier this month in the MyHeritage Genealogy Blog.
They look at your name, stammer, and ask "how do you say that?" What do you do?
Do you patiently spell it several times? Will you, as I often do, spell it out as in "D as in David, A as in Apple, R as in Robert".........
Do you break the name down into syllables for the other person? Do you give up and say, "Call me by my first name!"
People look at DARDASHTI and their eyes glaze over. "Is that two Ds and two As?" asks the person on the phone or in a store. I usually break it into three syllables: Dar-dash-ti. For TALALAY, strangers usually put the accent on the wrong syllable, and say Tah-LAY-lee, instead of TAH-lah-lie. To confuse matters, one family branch uses TALALAY in English, but pronounces it Tah-la-lay.
Click here to read the complete post by genealogist Schelly Talalay Dardashti at the MyHeritage Genealogy Blog.


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Lunch @ Piero's @ CES 2007
Subject: Shows and Expos | January 24, 2007 - 12:39 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
VIA Arena represented VIA at an Ultra Mobile PC focused event, called Lunch @ Piero's. From the extremely portable to designs made to fit in your car, the UMPC has come a long way in the past year. There are quite a few shots of the products, which help you get an idea of what the UMPCs released this year will look like.
Cooler Master and Smooth Creations Presents: CSX
Subject: Cases and Cooling | January 24, 2007 - 12:24 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
A machine so unique, so stylish, you will be the envy of all your friends.
Up until now, Custom Painted PC gaming systems have always been pre-built. If you wanted a Custom Painted PC — you have one of two choices: buy a pre-built system which might not have all the components you want or build your own and find someone who's skilled enough to bring your visions to reality.
AMD Continues to Give Embedded Designers More Choice
Subject: Processors | January 24, 2007 - 12:16 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
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VIA News: VIA Announces PCI Express Chipset for Vista-Ready Mobility
Subject: Chipsets | January 24, 2007 - 12:12 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Taipei, Taiwan, 24 January 2007 - VIA Technologies, Inc, a leading innovator and developer of silicon chip technologies and PC platform solutions, today announced the launch of the VIA VN896 digital media mobile IGP chipset for the VIA C7®-M processor, certified Vista Basic-ready by Microsoft and designed to provide users with unsurpassed visual clarity for notebooks and the new breed of ultra mobile devices.
So long Intellipoint, Microsoft and Razer join forces
Subject: General Tech | January 23, 2007 - 06:06 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
The Habu gaming mouse is the product of a joint venture between Microsoft and Razer. It has all that you would expect, like on the fly DPI adjustments and multiple buttons. It also has some extras like the ability to move the buttons, and it swings both ways so lefties can use it. If you like your mouse to glow, the side rails and mouse wheel will attract you, as it did in ExtremeTech's case.
AMD Reports Fourth Quarter and Annual Results
Subject: General Tech | January 23, 2007 - 05:53 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
SUNNYVALE, Calif.— Jan. 23, 2007 — AMD (NYSE: AMD) today reported financial results for the quarter ended December 31, 2006. As a result of AMD's acquisition of ATI, fourth quarter financial results include the results of the former ATI operations[1] beginning October 25, 2006.
Gigabyte revises their 965P board
Subject: Motherboards | January 23, 2007 - 03:13 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Over at Tech Spot, you will find a review of the Gigabyte 965P-DS3P, Rev 2. With more reliable capacitors, and a few more improvements, this board gives a much better experience than the original revision. Even more impressive, it's overclocking potential is much better, as well as easier to set up.
New Intel Wireless Product for Laptops Extends Networking Speed and Range
Subject: Mobile | January 23, 2007 - 01:28 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
SANTA CLARA, Calif., Jan. 23, 2007 — Intel Corporation today introduced the Intel® Next-Gen Wireless-N network connection, an upgrade to the wireless component found inside Intel® Centrino® Duo mobile technology and other Intel-based laptops that helps consumers better connect to wireless networks.
A little known Digital Media Players
Subject: General Tech | January 23, 2007 - 01:25 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
The Tech Lounge would like you to know about Cowon. They are a little known company with some good offerings. Their D2 is a 2/4 GB flash-based MP3 player with a 2.5' 24 bit TFT LCD screen for video playback, and space for 52 hours of music. It supports MP3, WMA, OGG, WAV and FLAC, as well has having TV out, a voice recorder, and photo viewing. The FM tuner and support for Microsoft's DRM10 is the icing on the cake.
XLC and OCZ lead to better OC?
Subject: Memory | January 23, 2007 - 12:34 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
The OCZFlexXLC Edition 1150MHz DDR2 modules run at 5-5-5-18 out of the box and support up to 2.4v. What this means is TweakTown managed to push them to 1200MHz DDR2 at 5-9-9-24, using both passive cooling and watercooling. The benefits of having watercooled RAM seem to apply more to the longevity of the DIMMS than it does to extreme overclocking.
Storm Warning
Subject: General Tech | January 23, 2007 - 12:20 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Storm Worm made an appearance this weekend, and it's botnet is growing quickly. With multiple versions released in a very short time, and with the ability to upgrade itself after it has infected PCs make this one look to be around for a while. CNET has more info on this Trojan that we are likely to be removing from relatives computers quite frequently in the next while.
Vista Home Premium For Sale Today - Update for All of them!
Subject: General Tech | January 23, 2007 - 01:47 AM | Ryan Shrout
Newegg sent along word that they have the Windows Vista Home Premium OEM DVD for sale and showing IN STOCK TODAY for $119.99. You can be the first on the block to start testing out the new Vista features with this full version OS; not an upgrade!
Update: Newegg now has just about all of the Vista versions ready and for sale today!
CPU bottlenecking GPU in games
Subject: Cases and Cooling | January 22, 2007 - 04:24 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
[H]ard|OCP took 2 BFG 8800GTX's, 2 GB of Corsair RAM and 2 different motherboards. One is an EVGA NVIDIA nForce 680i with a Core 2 Duo X6800 processor. The second is an ASUS M2N32-SLI Deluxe 590 SLI with an Athlon 64 FX-62.
This a straight up head to head on some of the newest and most demanding games. Any difference seen is an example of the CPU not being able to keep up to the SLI cards.
Read on for a very interesting article.
Sun and Intel Announce Landmark Agreement
Subject: General Tech | January 22, 2007 - 04:12 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
SAN FRANCISCO , Jan. 22, 2007 — Sun Microsystems, Inc. (Nasdaq: SUNW) and Intel Corporation today announced a broad strategic alliance centered on Intel's endorsement of the Solaris™ Operating System (OS) and Sun's commitment to deliver a comprehensive family of enterprise and telecommunications servers and workstations based on Intel® Xeon® processors. The scope of the agreement spans Solaris, Java™ and NetBeans™ software and Intel Xeon microprocessors, as well as other Intel and Sun enterprise-class technologies.
HD playback; ATI's AVIVO and NVIDIA's PureVideo
Subject: Cases and Cooling | January 22, 2007 - 02:37 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
With the advent of Blu-ray and HD DVD, HD playback is becoming important. Hardware Zone takes a look at how the 2 major players in the graphics field handle H.264, the main MPEG-4 codec. Read on to find out about the CPU load you can expect without proper support for HD acceleration, and the difference in frame quality.
ATI's new tricks, the X2300 and R680
Subject: Graphics Cards | January 22, 2007 - 01:20 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
ASUS has just released the A8Jr notebook, based on the Radeon X2300. It is build to run Intel Core 2 Duo Processors on the 945PM Express Chipset. It will be powerful enough to handle Vista's Aero interface, if you are planning on switching to Vista, and is indeed the first to utilize the mobile Radeon X2300.
New Linux Foundation Launches - Merger of Open Source Development Labs and Free Standards Group
Subject: General Tech | January 22, 2007 - 12:56 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
SAN FRANCISCO, January 22, 2007 — The two leading consortia dedicated to the advancement of Linux® — the Open Source Development Labs (OSDL) and the Free Standards Group (FSG) — today announced that they have signed an agreement to merge and form The Linux Foundation. The new organization accelerates the growth of Linux by providing a comprehensive set of services to compete effectively with closed platforms.
How a heatsink gets tested
Subject: Cases and Cooling | January 22, 2007 - 12:49 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
SPCR has redone their heatsink test bench, and have published an article describing the new system, and the exact process used to test the heatsinks. If you have ever been curious how some hardware review sites go about determining the performance of heatsinks, this article will fill you in.
Price drops from AMD
Subject: General Tech | January 22, 2007 - 12:14 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Digitimes has a full list of the processors from AMD, and the expected price changes. The top of the line FX series are unchanged, but dual core processors have dropped in price. Semprons have dropped below $50, for those looking for inexpensive PCs.
You can never get bored hanging out on our boards
Subject: General Tech | January 19, 2007 - 05:06 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Ever thought about trying open office, for yourself or maybe for a small company? Read on to get an idea of experiences forum members have had. Need some advice on setting up an FTP server? No problems! You can even stream for yourself, from your PC to an XBox360. 64 bit OSs are getting more mature, but what is the best Anti
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Every January, magazines — all magazines, it's in the contract — put out Gym Issues, to have some service-y new year's resolution-y content during a slow news (culture, life) month. So this year's Gym Ish (how we talk, in journalism) was going to come out on January 21st. So there was only one thing to do: The L Magazine's First-Ever Presidential Gym Issue, featuring such brilliant tie-ins as Cigarettes and Tricep Presses, or, what our new, hot president can teach you about Changing your body; and The Dead Presidents Guide to Fitness, in which we provide new workout plans for every type. Are you a TR? An LBJ? A Taft? Let us help you.
All this, plus British pub food to make you fat in the restaurant review and sneakers too expensive to work out in in Fashionville; Animal Collective's Merriweather Post Pavilion reviewed in Musicology and The Class reviewed in the film section; and more and more. Oh, right, sex tapes. Also. Pick an issue up, it's good exercise.


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BORGER - The Borger Economic Development Corporation will conduct a spring block party from noon to 5 p.m. today on downtown's revitalized Main Street, according to a news release.
Live bands will perform throughout the day. Free hamburgers, hot dogs and barbecue sandwiches will be served courtesy of Sunset Grill. Street vendors and children's activities also will line downtown.
The Borger EDC will celebrate the opening of Ink Art Tattoo and Body Piercing Studio as well.
Amarillo radio station Rock 108 will broadcast live from 2-4 p.m.
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By Barnett Wright
Birmingham News staff writer
Birmingham resident Orville Ifill is no stranger to the Jefferson County courthouse.
The former Jefferson County Commission public information officer is running in a special election Feb. 5 for the District 1 seat.
Ifill, 56, who spent 12 years as the county's PIO and lobbyist, said he knows more than just how the commission works. As governmental liaison for Storm Water Management Authority Inc. (SWMA), the local agency created to administer the regional storm water program, Ifill said he met with state, county and local government officials.
"I have already established a positive working relationship with the current commissioners through my work with the County Commission, the Jefferson County Legislative Delegation, and my role at the Storm Water Management Authority," Ifill said. "I also think that it will be vital to improve the public's perception of the County Commission, and that will be accomplished by working cooperatively together."
Ifill said he lobbied on behalf of the county as part of his duties as public information officer.
"I handled the legislation for Jefferson County," Ifill said. "I wasn't a lobbyist in the true sense of the word. I registered, but did not have to pay a registration fee. I was a governmental employee. Anybody who is a government employee doesn't have to pay a registration fee."
Ifill said he left the county position in 2005 to join SWMA.
Political observers such as Steven Haeberle, chairman of the Department of Government at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, and Larry Powell, UAB political communications professor say Ifill faces an uphill battle because he lacks name recognition in a race with Birmingham City Councilman William Bell and Eric Major, former state representative.
Ifill sees it differently.
"I have the knowledge, I have the integrity, and I have spent my life serving and volunteering in roles that make Jefferson County a better place for the people who live here," Ifill said. "The winner of this race will be the person who is perceived as knowledgeable, honest, and 'for the people.'"
The lifelong Birmingham resident said he has an ambitious plan for the district.
"I will focus my efforts on creating government accountability and stability by holding evening meetings and public hearings in each district," he said. "I will reduce wasteful government spending, encourage economic growth and development by focusing on small and existing business."
Ifill said the person filling the seat would face a number of challenges, starting with sewer rates that have quadrupled over the past decade to pay down a $3.3 billion debt.
"As a result of past decisions, the county has amassed a large debt," Ifill said. "The debt has to be addressed without adding a burden to the citizens, and if possible, in a manner that will lighten the citizens' load without eliminating essential or mandated services."
The College Hills resident said he has been involved in government as a public servant for more than 25 years -- 15 with the County Commission and related agencies, but still brings a fresh face to the office.
"Politics is not meant to be a career, it's meant to be a service," he said. "Most of these other guys have run for other offices in the last two years. I ran last 25 years ago (unsuccessfully for Birmingham City Council). Some people folks weren't even born then can vote now."
Ifill said his other goals include:
Providing quality health care by expanding existing medical partnerships and making sure the county properly funds and provides assistance for indigent care, which is currently provided by Cooper Mercy Green Mercy Hospital.
Government accountability and stability -- conserving natural resources by creating and enhancing parks, greenways and recreational areas.
Economic growth and development.


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Don't bother watching HBO Broner vs. Rees, its predictable win for AB
I won't even watch this, the win is going to be uneventful, Rees has no shot at all. This is a disgrace match up that HBO and Golden Boy should be ashamed of putting.
Rees has no shot, have you guys seen the face to face, have you watched Rees videos, even with the eye test this guy has no ability at all to compete with a bigger faster and stronger guy like Broner, lets put it this way Demarco would beat the crap out of Rees, and you saw what Broner did to Demarco?
This is another fight that is garbage, another cakewalk bout. If they do put broner on PPV they better put him in with some of the best guys at 140, cause there is no names at 135 that will sell on ppv.
I rather see Lucas Mattyse vs. Broner.
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I'm sure you happily watched Matthysse-Dallas, Donaire-Arce, as well as a bunch of other "predictable" fights. This is about something else, you just don't like Broner. No need for no fake ass bullsh*t excuses.
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If I passed on so-called predictable wins I'd have missed out on Morales/Barrera 1, Rahman/Lewis 1, Douglas/Tyson, etc.
I'll watch, because I'm a boxing fan.
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I'd agree with your take on Matthysse-Dallas but remember that was a fill in fight.
To be fair to Broner the list isn't very deep at Lightweight. He's already beaten Demarco, Burns and Vazquez are already signed up to fight each other same with Abril and Bogere. Hopefully he can fight the winner of Burns-Vazquez and then move up.
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To be fair this this wasn't the fight GBP wanted to make. Broner vs Burns fell through. I'm not at all excited for this fight but Ill still watch it. It's boxing and anything can happen.
I'm sure a lot of people would rather see Broner Matthysse but Broner is defending his lightweight title and Matthysse is at 140. GBP isn't even willing to throw Garcia with Matthysse I doubt they would put Broner at this point.
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