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CCC&TC board will meet today
LISBON - Columbiana County Career and Technical Center's regular board meeting begins at 7 p.m. today in the media center.
Church conducting school supply giveaway
LEETONIA - The Leetonia First United Methodist, 50 Lisbon St. is having a school supply giveaway from 6-7 p.m. today.
The event is for all Leetonia district students kindergarten through 12th grade. Students are asked to bring a report card.
Breakfast buffet will be served Saturday
SALEM-A public breakfast buffet will be served from 7:30 to 10 a.m. Saturday at the Salem Masonic Building, 788 E. State St.
Cost is $6 for adults, $3 for children under age 10 and free for children under 2. The menu offers pancakes, waffles, sausage, bacon, scrambled eggs, homemade sausage gravy, biscuits, homefries, toast, fruit cocktail, orange juice, coffee and tea.
The building is equipped with a handicapped accessible elevator. Proceeds will be directed to the Salem Masonic Building Fund.
Tickets available for tribute concert, party
YOUNGSTOWN - Tickets are available for $10 in advance for the Michael Jackson tribute concert and pre-show party at Mill Creek MetroParks which begins at 7 p.m. Aug. 24 in the Judge Leo P. Morley Performing Arts Pavilion at McCollum and Belle Vista Roads. Gates open at 6 p.m.
The Invincible live vocal tribute concert and National Superstars Jeffrey Perez and Pete Carter capture the essence of one of the most influential pop artists.
A team of 22, including Jeffrey Perez and Pete Carter, a live band, dancers and premier choreographer will take the stage, rain or shine.
Alcoholic beverages will be sold. The show is for all ages, children 3 and under are free. Purchase advance tickets at the MetroParks Administrative office, cash only, at 7574 Columbiana-Canfield Road, Canfield. Admission is $15 at the gate.
A free pre-show party begins at 8 p.m. Aug. 23 at Warehouse 50, 50 W. Federal Plaza, in downtown Youngstown featuring a moon walk dance contest and a Michael Jackson look-a-like contest.
Winners will receive a pair of tickets for Saturday's show. Judging begins at 9:30 p.m. For more information call 330-702-3000.
Mushroom expert will present program
EAST LIVERPOOL - Walter Sturgeon, the acclaimed mushroom expert, returns to the Scenic Vista Park with a program on various types of mushrooms native to the area from 3 to 4 p.m. Aug. 25.
For more information visit www.ohiomushroom.org or email@example.com.
Bottom Dollar supports food bank
YOUNGSTOWN - Second Harvest Food Bank will receive a $4,500 donation at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Bottom Dollar, 890 E. Midlothian Blvd.
This gift is made possible through the Bottom Dollar Food Charitable Foundation which provides financial support for programs and organizations dedicated to feeding the hungry in the communities it serves. The funds will be used to support the Mobile Pantry program in Trumbull County, which provides approximately 280 families with the food they need each month.
The Mobile Pantry delivers food to people in underserved areas in the Mahoning Valley. The Mobile Pantry reaches people who may not have access or transportation to an established food bank member agency. The food bank also operates Mobile Pantry programs in Lake Milton, Goshen Township and Hanoverton.
For more information on how you can help feed hungry friends and neighbors or for additional information on the Mobile Pantry visit www.mahoningvalleysecondharvest.org or call 330-792-5522.
Columbiana HS classes start Monday
COLUMBIANA - Classes at Columbiana High School start Monday. Freshmen and new student orientation begin at 7 p.m. Aug. 22 in the high school auditorium.
Refreshments will be served at 6:30 p.m. in the commons. All freshmen and students new to the high school are encouraged to attend. Students will go on a tour of the building and receive their schedules and locker assignments.
Schedule pick-up for seniors is from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. today. Juniors and sophomores may pick up their schedules from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Aug. 21. Student parking permit applications will be available during schedule pick-up hours.
Columbiana among counties getting grants
MASSILLON - The Ohio Departments of Mental Health and Addiction Services and Developmental Disabilities will announce a grant awarded to Stark, Columbiana, Wayne, Holmes and Portage counties on Aug. 28 at Heartland Behavioral Health, 3000 Erie St. South, Massillon.
The grant will assist their local community partnerships in providing care coordination and crisis intervention services for youth at risk of harming themselves or others due to a mental illness or developmental disability.
Speakers scheduled from 10 to 11:30 a.m. include: Tracy J. Plouck, director, Ohio Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services; John R. Aller, executive director, Mental Health and Recovery Services Board of Stark County; Patrice Fetzer, manager of service delivery, Mental Health and Recovery Board of Stark County and Strong Families, Safe Communities grant project lead; David Ashley, executive director, Wayne County Board of Developmental Disabilities.
Strong Families, Safe Communities is funded by Governor Kasich's initiative to commit money from Ohio's Children's Health Insurance Program Reauthorization Act awards to develop targeted strategies to stabilize youth in crisis, ages 8-24, and develop long-term treatment plans that help children and their families live happy, healthy lives.
Author will sign copies of book
GIRARD - Dennis A. Martin of Canfield will sign copies of his book, "Celubrious: A Celebration of Life," from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Aug. 31 at The Daily Grind, Girard Coffee, 824 N. State St., Girard.
Messages from Martin's book provide that daily motivation and inspiration that helps you to learn from past and present experiences and recognize that every day can be the best day of your life.
GED, Skills Brush-Up classes offered
LISBON - Columbiana County Career and Technical Center's ABLE will conduct orientations for GED and Academic Skills Brush-Up classes on Sept. 3, 4, and 5.
Attendance all three days is required.
Orientation will be held at the Salem Memorial Building from 1 to 4 p.m.; CCC&TC, 9 a.m. to noon and 5 to 8 p.m.; and the 517 Broadway Professional Building in East Liverpool from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
For more information about the eight-week sessions call 330-424-9561 Ext. 190.
SCH co-sponsoring two blood drives
SALEM - According to the American Red Cross, every two seconds someone in America needs blood. Recipients include accident victims, cancer patients, organ and bone marrow transplant patients, individuals undergoing open heart surgery and premature infants.
Salem Community Hospital is co-sponsoring two blood drives: Salem Community Center, 1098 N. Ellsworth Ave., 1 to 7 p.m., Sept. 6; appointments, 800-RED-CROSS; and Salem Community Hospital, 1995 E. State St., 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sept. 11; appointments 330-332-7227.
Street Fair photo contest scheduled
COLUMBIANA - The Columbiana Street Fair Amateur Photography Contest will take place this year thanks to Generations Coffee House, a new business opening soon at 31 S. Main St.. The American Legion Street Fair will be held Sept. 5-7 and all photographs are due by noon Sept. 3 to the chamber office, 328 N. Main St.
All details will remain the same for entry as in prior years. Categories are: Adults age 14 and older: Open, Animal, People, I Love This Town, and Computer Enhanced; Children Age 13 and younger; Open and Computer Enhanced. Photographs will be on display in the Generations Coffee House during the Street Fair and will be available for pick-up from 10 p.m. to midnight Sept. 7 or 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sept. 9. The entry fee is $4 per photo.
Awards will be presented to first, second and third place in all categories with the exception of People's Choice which receives an award for first place only. For entry forms visit www.columbianachamber.com, the chamber office, or 330-482-3822.
SCC hosting swim program
SALEM - Salem Community Center will host another session of Learning to Accelerate your Potential for Swimming. Three age groups are available: Tiger Sharks (7 to 12), Great Whites (13 to 19), and adults.
LAPS will run Sept. 9 through Dec. 19 with two sessions a week. Tiger Sharks will practice from 5 to 6 p.m. Mondays and Wednesdays; Great Whites from 5 to 6 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays; and adults from 6 to 7 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays. Many pricing options are available. For more information call 330-332-5885.
Adult craft class offered at Salem Library
SALEM - Getting Crafty adult craft class begins at 6:30 p.m. Sept. 9 in the Quaker Room at the Salem Public Library.
The class is free of cost and all materials will be provided to make items using paint stir sticks and craft supplies. Registration is required online at www.salem.lib.oh.us or 330-332-0042.
Alzheimer's caregiver support group meets
NORTH LIMA - Alzheimer's Association will hold a monthly Caregiver Support Group meeting at 7 p.m. Sept. 12 at the Common Ground Church Community, 2310 W. South Range Road.
Meetings are free of charge and open to all caregivers, family members, and friends with a loved one living with Alzheimer's disease or a related dementia. For more information call the Greater East Ohio Area Alzheimer's Association at 330-650-0552 or 800-272-3900.
Columbiana Chamber hosting breakfast
COLUMBIANA - The Columbiana Area Chamber of Commerce will host a business breakfast at 7:30 a.m. Sept. 13 at Dutch Haus Restaurant.
The event topic will be "Healthcare Reform for Small Business." Information will be provided by DC Wellness owners Bob Gearhart Sr. and Jr. DC Wellness is a third generation health insurance brokerage firm with offices in Westlake and Columbiana. Cost is $10 for chamber members and $15 for non-members. Reservations are required at 330-482-3822.
Salem?Library book sale is Sept. 14
SALEM - Salem Public Library's semi-annual used book sale, sponsored by Salem Public Library Memorial Fund, will be held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sept. 14 in St. Paul School gymnasium located next to the library at 925 E. State St.
Materials for all ages are available featuring a large variety of books, magazines, audio-visual materials and more at rock-bottom prices. For more information call 330-332-0042 (www.salem.lib.oh.us).
Freezing, canning workshop is Sept. 16
YOUNGSTOWN - A freezing and canning workshop, presented by Ohio State University Extension, Mahoning County, will be held from 10 a.m. to noon Sept. 16 at Senior Independence Center, 1110 Fifth Ave., Youngstown.
Cost is $15. To reserve a seat call Mahoning County OSU Extension at 330-533-5538.
Allegheny Wesleyan offering classes
SALEM - Allegheny Wesleyan College will be offering three weekend classes in Early Church History with Dr. Paul Kaufman as professor.
For information call 800.292.3153.
Dixon class lists will be posted Wednesday
COLUMBIANA - Class lists for Joshua Dixon Elementary School will not be posted Friday. They will be posted on the front door during open house which is scheduled Wednesday.
East Palestine MS open house scheduled
EAST PALESTINE - The East Palestine Middle School building will be open for parents and students to tour from 8 a.m.-2 p.m. Wednesday and from 5-7 p.m. on Thursday.
Students will have the opportunity to find their classrooms and put school supplies in their lockers. For additional information call 330-426-9451.
West Branch plans orientation, open house
BELOIT- West Branch Local orientation and open house for all fifth-grade students will be held at 3 p.m. Aug. 27 at the high school.
The orientation session will begin in the auditorium and move to the middle school for a building tour. Students will also receive their schedules and bus information.
Students are welcome to bring in their school supplies for their locker. Parents are encouraged to attend. Teachers will be present. Any schedules not picked up at the orientation will be mailed on Aug. 28.
Open house for all sixth, seventh and eighth-grade students will be held at 3 p.m. Aug. 27 in the middle school. Students will receive their schedules, bus information and meet their teachers.
Grade six students should report to the small gymnasium, grade seven students should report to the cafeteria and grade eight students should report to the large gymnasium. Students are welcome to bring in their school supplies for their locker.
Parents are encouraged to attend. Teachers will be present. Any schedules not picked up during the open house will be mailed on Aug. 28.


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BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) - Dramatizing their plight, refugees who have occupied a U.N. office since early August sewed their lips together Thursday and tied themselves to wooden crosses.
"We're staying like this until our problem is solved," said Conrado Salinas, one of seven men who symbolically sealed their mouths with thin thread, leaving space enough to speak and eat in small bites.
Two more men had their arms and legs bound with cloth to wooden crosses, which companions leaned against a wall of the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees' offices.
The men are among some 100 refugees of Colombia's civil conflict who peacefully occupied the offices Aug. 2, demanding a safe return home or relocation elsewhere.
"We need somehow to get the government's attention," said Hober Perez, a spokesman for the group. A July 1997 law obliges the government to provide economic assistance to Colombians displaced by violence, he said.
Perez accused the government of neglecting the displaced, who in recent months have appeared on the medians of avenues in Bogota's affluent north, begging motorists for alms.
Violence by armed groups - leftist rebels, right-wing paramilitary forces and the military - forced 308,000 Colombians, mostly peasants, from their homes last year, a 20 percent increase from 1997, according to the independent advocacy group CODHES.
Since 1985, some 1 million Colombians have been driven from their homes by violence. Most live in miserable shantytowns on the fringes of Colombia's major cities.
Children account for some 35 of the refugees at the U.N. office, many of whom sleep and cook in plastic shelters on an adjacent lawn.
Officials of the government's Social Solidarity Network said Thursday that they offered last week to help the refugees look for work in Bogota, but the refugees demanded a public decree that also would guarantee them lodging.
The network has only the equivalent of $12.7 million for dealing with Colombia's refugees, said the agency's director, Fernando Medellin.
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Main Line Health and Thomas Jefferson University Hospital are the latest regional employers to announce plans to stop hiring smokers.
The Main Line health system - made up of Lankenau Medical Center, Bryn Mawr Hospital, Paoli Hospital, Riddle Hospital, and Bryn Mawr Rehabilitation Hospital - on Monday said it would no longer hire users of tobacco and nicotine products, including electronic cigarettes.
Beginning May 1, job applicants must certify that they have not used such products in the previous 90 days, and will abstain during their employment. Those caught violating the policy will face disciplinary action that includes a smoking cessation program and random nicotine tests for two years.


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It's called Scoring For Literacy, a mentoring and literacy program taking place at Arabi Elementary School which partners the young students with athletes from Chalmette High School in an attempt to improve the literacy skills at the elementary school.
At the heart of the program are a pair of siblings Kristi Wilhelmus, the instructional coach for Arabi Elementary School, and Jason Tucker, a football coach at CHS.
Wilhelmus said the program benefits both sets of students.
"We work together to meet the literacy needs of our students at Arabi Elementary while giving the Chalmette High school students a role modeling experience to carry them throughout their educational endeavors," she said.
Wilhelmus said the state's new Common Core Standards are incorporated into each visit.
"This gives our elementary students a pathway to encourage higher-level literacy activities and our high school students the ability to practice their speaking and listening skills through their interactions with the elementary students," she said.
Each week, the high school athletic mentors work with small groups of varying grade levels to guide them during their guiding reading core time. The high school athletes have a wide variety of nonfiction texts and fiction texts to incorporate into their literacy activities. By participating in the Guided Reading Core, the mentors support the teachers while helping to lead small groups.
Tucker said the "Read Alouds" are one of their favorite parts of their visits since the high school mentors can read a variety of cross-curricular texts on subjects the students are currently studying.
"The elementary students look forward to us coming for their literacy activities," he said. "It forms a big brother big sister relationship with the students and fosters collaboration and communication skills among the students."
Wilhelmus was also quick to credit the cooperative spirit of the two schools.
"The entire program would not be possible without the cooperation from our terrific teachers at Arabi Elementary who open their doors and help with planning wonderful lessons, and to the accommodating teachers at Chalmette High School who allow the students to come to our campus to share in the literacy activities," she said.
Other literacy activities were also part of the school's Literacy Week which included Guest Reader Days. Nearly 20 community leaders, representing parish government, the school system, and business partners visited the school to read to the students, sharing their knowledge and enthusiasm for literature.
Guest readers included Alex McConduit, Candace Watkins, Treasure Schwab, Greg Noto, Fire Chief Tommy Stone, Lauren Faust, Carol Carpenter, Diana Dysart, Linda Bernard, Patricia Kennedy, LeeAnne Harlton, Randy Nunez, Geof Taylor, Nicole Bruhn, Ray Lauga, Alison Gros and Chris Haines.
Haines, a board member of the Meraux Foundation, said he enjoyed his time reading to the students.
"I chose a book that my own kids loved growing up. If you love the book, chances are the kids who are reading it with you will love it too," Haines said.
Other activities taking place at Arabi Elementary included school-wide reading sessions, book sharing, and a Parade into Literacy Event where students brought in a favorite Disney Book to share.
Wilhelmus said literacy is at the heart of everything the school days and was grateful for the school and community participation.
"On behalf of Arabi Elementary, I would like to say thank you to all the teachers and the wonderful readers who devoted their time to be part of our school family," she said.
Barry Lemoine writes about people and events in Arabi. He can be reached at 504.301.8770 or email@example.com.


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The Kid of Achievement award is given to a child or teenager, who has excelled in a leadership role, has taken the initiative in tackling a cause, has accomplished great work as a volunteer, or has contributed to the betterment of their community in some way.
Last year's honoree, Bianca Pinez, a senior Airmen in the Air Force ROTC at Petrides High School, was recognized for her dedication and volunteerism at the St. Edward Food Pantry, as well as for her community efforts.
Previous honorees include Olivia Devoti, who helped raise funds for the Special Olympics by leading a team of girls as part of the Staten Island Polar Plunge and Ryan Heffernan, who helped organize a shelter for displaced lower Manhattan high school students on September 11th.
Nominations should be submitted to the Children's Museum in writing. Include the name of the nominee and a resume of his or her accomplishments. Also include your name, address, e-mail address and phone number. Nominees should be a Staten Island resident under 18 years of age.
Nominations will be accepted through Oct. 15. Submissions may be mailed to Kid of Achievement, Staten Island Children's Museum, 1000 Richmond Terrace, Staten Island, NY 10301, Attn:: Jill Genre, or e-mailed to firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Cuisinart Two Cup Coffee Maker
Cuisinart Black with Stainless Steel 2 Cup Coffee Machine (for Pods)
The Cuisinart 2 Cup Coffee maker has been engineered to be easy-to-use and straight forward for the user. With this 2 cup Cuisinart coffee maker you can brew 2 8 oz. cups of coffee at once, or a single 8 oz. cup with the flip of a switch. Cuisinart has equipped this unit with an easy fill water reservoir and an automatic shutoff when the reservoir empties. This coffee maker is commercial rated and designed for use in settings such as hotels, motels, or extended stay facilities.
2 Cup Black with Stainless Steel Coffee Maker by Cuisinart Features:
- Brews one cup or two cups simultaneously
- Coffee Maker available in Stainless Steel or Black
- Approved for commercial use
- Uses standard 1 Cup Coffee Pods (not included)
- Uses any standard size cup or mug
- Auto shutoff - Unit shuts off when water reservoir is empty
- 650 Watts
- Reusable Brew Basket
- Fits Mug or Cup up to 5" Tall
- Illuminated Power Button
- Easy-to-Fill Water Reservoir
NOTE: This Coffee Maker is not compatible with Keurig or Nespresso Coffee Capsules
Questions on Cuisinart Black with Stainless Steel 2-Cup Coffee Maker
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- Any coffee makers that brew one decaf cup of coffee and one reg at same time
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- I purchased the Cuisinart WCM11S coffee maker from you and ordered Lavazza coffee pods from another vendor. I just tried them today, and the coffee came out barely brown (weak). Are there different size/types of the 1-cup pods, or did I get a lemon coffee maker? I had used this system at a Hilton hotel before and it was fine. It seems like the coffee pods at the Hilton were a little bigger, though. ANy thoughts on what I may be doing wrong? Thank you, Michael Payne
- Your question sparked my curiosity, as I was having the same issue with my personal Cuisinart pod coffee maker that I have at home. I have the 1 cup Cuisinart coffee maker version, but the same thing as the 2 cup in function, except for capacity. After work I brought home some of the Cuisinart coffee pods, and began testing. Here is what I found. I weighed, to the grams, a Melitta coffee pod, and a Cuisinart coffee pod. Melitta was 7 grams, and the Cuisinart was 8 grams. The coffee area was the same size, but Cuisinart had more paper on the edge, stopping water from flowing around it, and forcing the water to go THROUGH it. I made a cup of coffee in my coffee maker with the Cuisinart coffee pod, and it was black as could be, and not watery at all. I then made a cup with the Melitta coffee pod, and stuffed it down really snug into the filter basket, so that the water couldn't go around the pod, and also got a cup of really black cofffee. If it was any weaker, I couldn't really tell. Both were really strong. I usually just set the pod in the filter basket, and get weak, tea-looking coffee. So, my findings are that if you use the Cuisinart pods, it's easier to get a good cup, more fool-proof, but you can get a good cup with other coffee pods, you just have to push them down in the filter basket of your coffee maker really snugly to get a strong brew. Otherwise, you'll end up with tea looking coffee that probably wouldn't phase a child. I hope that helps!
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- Can you use coffee instead of the pods with this Cuisinart 2 cup coffee maker?
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Quick and turns it self off after coffee is brewed! Review by Butch
Had one a the Contemporary Resort Disney World and loved it. Now it's time to get one for home.
Even great for instant coffee. I like instant coffee. It is faster than my microwave.
(Posted on 5/26/15)
Would you recommend this product to a friend? Definitely yes
Great for making 1 or 2 cup quickly Review by LightCoffeeDrinker
Easy to use, nothing fancy, takes up little space on counter, coffee is just right for a cupful or 2, and it makes it quickly. Great if you are a solo coffee drinker in your home and much less expensive than Keurig coffee makers.
(Posted on 11/17/14)
Would you recommend this product to a friend? Likely
Tried it in a Hotel and will buy one for my home. Review by Onecoffeedrinkerinhouse
Takes up little space on counter. A very cute appliance that makes one or two cups in a short period of time. I am the only coffee drinker in our home so this is just right. Keurig is way too expensive for a single cup of coffee. So glad I found this at the hotel while on vacation! (Posted on 11/8/14)
Would you recommend this product to a friend? Definitely yes
Weak coffee Review by Guest
This brewer is junk! They use pods but it is a drip machine and no pressure. You would need to use at least
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Editor's Note: You have to push the pod into the holder very firmly, as we had this same issue when we tested the Cuisinart single cup coffee makers. After we pushed the pods in deeper, the water quit going around the pod, and started to go through the coffee pod. You might want to try this, as it worked for us. (Posted on 3/18/13)
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The most bang for your buck! Review by Guest
This Cuisinart coffee maker is lightweight and super easy to use. No excess fuss , bells or whistles.That's why I like it actually. It just makes coffee. I tried this Cuisinart 1 cup coffee maker in a hotel then bought my own. Now am getting one for my elderly mother. The only negative would be the right side cup doesn't get as full as the left. No big thing for me. (Posted on 7/19/10)
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The English Defence League's planned 'celebration' of its three years of existence turned sour as they were outnumbered by antifascists in Luton on Saturday 5 May. The EDL claims Luton as its home town, but only around 800 or so supporters turned out for a rally held behind a huge steel fence that degenerated as drunken thugs – who had been allowed to assemble in pubs that opened specially at 8.30am – threw bottles at police and set off fireworks and smoke bombs. That number is far below the 2,500-3,000 supporters it bussed into Luton last year and marks the success of antifascists in containing the threat of the EDL's racist and fascist thugs at a series of demonstrations around the country in the past three years. (…) Meanwhile, the antmosphere at the antifascist UAF and We Are Luton demo was very different, with music and a lively, youthful crowd of black, white and Asian people from a range of backgrounds, proud to stand together against the racists and fascists.
Side by side Trade unionists stood side by side with members of the local Muslim community, which has been particularly targeted by the EDL. Up to 2,000 demonstrators took part with local people joining the march as it went along and turning out for to the final rally. Banners on display included Stevenage trades council, PCS Eastern region, Harlow TUC, Luton TUC, Luton NUT and USDAW Welham branches, along with a fine display of flags and 'racists beware' placards from trade union Unite. The demo against the EDL was backed nationally by the TUC, while East of England MEP Richard Howitt, Luton MPs Kelvin Hopkins and Gavin Shuker and a number of local councillors joined the march from Bury Park – where many of Luton's Muslim community live – into the town centre.
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The Lion & The Rose
Genteel ambience and warm service in a majestic Victorian mansion.
This huge Queen Anne home stands out, even in the upscale historical Irvington neighborhood. It was built in 1906 and the décor remains true to the era. The moment you walk through the door, you feel as though you've entered a different world. High tea, a roaring fire and fresh-baked cookies await. It's a bit like staying with your wealthy great-grandparents. The building is architecturally significant, with its unique blend of Victorian elements. It's listed on the National Register of Historic Places and takes that honor very seriously. The place is stuffed with period carpets and antiques, and the rooms are beautiful as well as comfortable. Most offer their own baths. Outside, the English-style gardens feature fountains, bird baths, statuary and a gazebo.


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Six people were left homeless after fire broke out at a downtown Muskegon apartment house late Saturday. No one was injured.
The home at 445 Houston, believed to be more than a century old, had four apartments and was deemed a total loss by fire officials.
still were on the scene at 4 a.m. Sunday trying to extinguish the stubborn blaze
and expected to be there for hours more.
The fire was reported at 11:48 p.m. Saturday, said Muskegon Fire Marshal Major Metcalf.
The occupant of one of the upstairs apartments, 23-year-old Precious McCrary, "heard several loud pops," Metcalf said. She then discovered smoke in her bathroom and smoke detectors started going off.
She got her two sons, ages 3 and 6, out of the building along with her grandmother, Vallee McCrary, who lived downstairs, Metcalf said. Precious McCrary also called 911.
Metcalf said smoke and flames were showing on the second floor on the east side of the two-story structure as firefighters arrived.
Firefighters started to attack the fire from inside, but "they had to retreat because of heavy smoke and fire," Metcalf said. Firefighters went into a defensive mode, meaning they fought the blaze only from the outside. The construction of the old, wood-frame home resulted in a fire that ranged from the attic to the basement.
Muskegon Heights firefighters responded to assist with an aerial truck and personnel. Muskegon Township firefighters went on stand-by at Muskegon's Central Station.
Metcalf said the cause of the fire is under investigation, but based on accounts from the residents, "there may have been electrical issues."
He said the tenant of the other upstairs apartment, Miltwaun Jones, 39, lost power in his apartment earlier in the day Saturday and heard a popping sound at that time. None of the other apartments lost power.
The homeowner, Valerie Alcorn, 58, who also lived in one of the apartments, was away when the fire broke out, Metcalf said. On Saturday afternoon, a friend of Alcorn's had flipped the switch on the breaker box for the apartment without power, he said, and the switch had immediately "kickd off again."
The American Red Cross was called to aid the residents. Although the home was insured, none of the tenants had renter's insurance, Metcalf said.


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This is in response to the Times' article "Dogfight: 2 bills on pet restraints in Legislature" on Aug. 16:
I pray that Assemblywoman Grace Spencer, D-Essex (who is sponsoring a bill to require pets in cars to have seat belts, at the suggestion of fourth-graders) doesn't go into a second-grade classroom and find the children there touting the issue of getting mandatory health care for dogs and cats.
The country is in the worst crisis since the Great Depression, unemployment is closing in on 10 percent and our political leaders waste time on safety belts for dogs and cats.
Law enforcement is stretched to the breaking point now with crimes that threaten human life and property. You would think our politicians could develop ways and laws to help them and not add to the burden of chasing down a car with a little dog lying in the driver's lap, or looking out the passenger's window at the scenery going by.
We are crippling our minds with this politically correct bunk, and let's keep in mind the definition of "politically correct" — that is, a doctrine fostered by a delusional, ideological minority, and rabidly promoted by an unscrupulous mainstream media, which holds forth the proposition that it is entirely possible to pick up a piece of poop by the clean end.
I believe we should investigate the mental status of the people we elect to the political positions to screen out individuals who have to go to a fourth grade class to come up with things to pass as laws for the masses.
Intelligence used to be high on the list of credentials one should have to hold such positions. Nowadays it is their level of stupidity and outright greed that seems to be the criteria for the job. The better liar you are the quicker you get into office, and if you have the money to buy it, that is a plus, too.
It is time to weed out these morons in government and the time is in November. We have the power, and it is called the vote. Just do it, vote.
Apathy is no excuse for not voting.
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How many minutes do you expect from Regis Koundija?
How important is it to perform well at NC State?
The team had 28 assists on 37 field goals. Is that a testament to the team's unselfish play?
This is the first time GW has been 8-0 since the 1950s. Are you proud of that accomplishment?
GW senior F Pops Mensah-Bonsu
How has your game improved since your return against Boston University?
"As far as that game is concerned, I was a little over-anxious, a little too excited to get back on the court. After sitting out for 3 games, all the adrenelin was pumping and I wanted to do so much. After the game I realized I needed to calm down and let the game come to me."
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GW junior G Danilo Pinnock
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UMES Coach Larry Lessett
"This game was beneficial for our team as we go into our conference. GW does a lot of things that other teams in our conference do. Don't hold me to this, but I'm not sure there are five other teams in the country with the foot speed George Washington has...One thing that makes George Washington a threat in their conference is their foot speed. And one thing that I think is quietly kept is that they shoot the ball real well."


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- Jun 2, 2014 at 9:35AM
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Foxwood Resorts used to be the biggest casino at over 400,000 square feet but Winstar World Casino is now the largest, at a whopping 519,000 square feet.
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Georges Prêtre
Georges Prêtre (French pronunciation: [ʒɔʁʒ pʁɛːtʁ]; born 14 August 1924) is a French orchestral and opera conductor.
He was born in Waziers (Nord), and attended the Douai Conservatory and then studied harmony under Maurice Duruflé and conducting under André Cluytens among others at the Conservatoire de Paris. Amongst his early musical interests were jazz and trumpet. After graduating, he conducted in a number of small French opera houses sometimes under the pseudonym Georges Dherain. His conducting debut was at the Opéra de Marseille in 1946. He also conducted at the opera houses in Lille and Toulouse. His Paris debut was at the Opéra-Comique in Richard Strauss's Capriccio. He was director of the Opéra-Comique 1955–1959. He conducted at the Lyric Opera of Chicago 1959–1971. He was conductor, 1959, and music director 1970–1971, at the Paris Opéra. He was principal conductor of the Vienna Symphony 1986–1991.
His Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, debut came in 1961, with first appearances at the Metropolitan Opera, New York City, and La Scala, Milan, later in the 1960s. He worked with Maria Callas on a number of occasions, and made recordings of Carmen and Tosca with her.
Aside from opera, Prêtre is best known for performances of French music, having conducted long and difficult works like Debussy's La mer and Ravel's Daphnis et Chloé without a score (i.e. from memory). He is especially associated with Francis Poulenc, giving the premiere of his opera La voix humaine at the Opéra-Comique in 1959 and his Sept répons des ténèbres in 1963. In 1999 he gave a series of concerts in Paris to celebrate the centenary of Poulenc's birth. In 1988 Marcel Landowski dedicated his Fourth Symphony to Prêtre. To many music lovers, however, Pretre's name will forever be associated with the 1959 world premiere of Joseph Jongen's Symphonie Concertante for Organ and Orchestra, Opus 81, with Virgil Fox and the Paris Opera Orchestra.
He conducted the La Scala Orchestra in Franco Zeffirelli's 1982 film versions of Mascagni's Cavalleria rusticana and Leoncavallo's Pagliacci.[1] Both films starred Plácido Domingo. In 2009, at the age of 85, he returned to these two Italian operas in the Roman amphitheater at Orange, for televised performances starring Roberto Alagna.
Prêtre has conducted the Vienna New Year's Concert twice, in 2008 and in 2010.[2] He is the only French conductor to have been appointed for this role so far.[3]
Prêtre married Gina Marny in 1950, and they have two children (one son, one daughter). Interests include riding, swimming, aviation, judo, and karate.
- Commander of the Order of Merit of the Italian Republic (1982)
- Grand Officier of the Order of Merit of the Italian Republic (1991)
- Europa Prize (1982)
- Victoire de la Musique Award (for best conductor, 1997)
- Austrian Cross of Honour for Science and Art, 1st class (2004)
- Grand Officer of the Légion d'honneur (France, 2009)
External links[edit]
- International Dictionary of Opera. St. James Press, 1993
- International Who's Who. 2004


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Dillon Artigliere of Roxbury is your MOW!
Final team scores:
West Morris-174.5
Hanover Park-173
Parsippany Hills- 137
285: LaShell gets the pin in 1:18!
285: Macko (Parsippany Hills) vs. LaShell (Hanover Park)
220: Andrich wins it 8-3
220: Another defensive TD for Andrich. Every one of Andrich's takedowns have been off of Kazabas shots.
220: Starting on their feet in the third.
220: Kazaba escapes, 6-3 lead for Andrich at the end of the second.
220: Another TD for Andrich to take a 6-2 lead
220: Kazaba escapes to cut Andrich's lead 2; 4-2 Andrich winning
220: Kazaba escapes and Andrich gets another TD. 4-1 lead for Andrich at the start of the second and Kazaba will start down
That win at 195 just moved West Morris ahead of Roxbury for second place
220: Andrich is ranked seventh in the state at his weight.
220: Kazaba shoots but Andrich defends and gets behind for the first score; 2-0 Andrich leading in the first.
220: Andrich (Mount Olive) vs. Kazaba (Randolph)
195: Two! Takedown Windt in OT. He wins it 2-0
195: Windt get banged for stalling with 5 seconds left, Arthur was a half of a second away from escaping but can't get out. 0-0 tie after regulation. Were going to OVERTIME!
195: Windt working on a ride is his own, still on top after a minute in the third.
195: Arthur rides him out in the second. He will be on bottom tied 0-0
195: Arthur looking real good on top, still riding with :30 left
195: Windt starts on bottom in the second tied 0-0
195: Scoreless after the first period. Not a whole lot of action.
195: No score after a minute
195: Stephen Arthur (Roxbury) vs. Jesse Windt (West Morris)
182: Foukas came alive in the third but it isn't enough, Burns wins 10-4
182: Burns up 10-4 in the third and on their feet.
182: Burns will start on bottom in the third leading 8-2
182: Foukas hits a Peterson but Burns bounces back with a 5-point mouse trap! 8-2 lead for Burns at the end of the second.
182: Burns has a turn, Foukas will fight off his back but not before surrendering three points, 3-0 lead Burns in the second.
182: Not a lot of action in the first, 0-0 tie and Foukas will be on bottom to start the second.
182: Burns is ranked fifth at 182 in the state
182: Burns (Morris Knolls) vs. Foukas (Pequannock)
170: Meytrott wins it 8-1, he looked sharp!
170: 3 backs, 8-1 Meytrott leading.
170: Meytrott gets a turn, he's getting at least 3 if not the pin
170: Weiss escapes to cut the lead to 5-1 at the end of the second, Weiss will start on bottom in the third.
170: Meytrott in on a deep single and gets another TD to go up 5-0
170: Weiss lets him up to give Meytrott a 3-0 lead.
170: Meytrott rides him out the rest of the first and will begin the second on bottom leading 2-0
170: Meytrott in on a high shot and gets the TD, 2-0 lead Meytrott with :36 to go in the first.
170: No score after the first minute
Delbarton is your team champion.
170: Meytrott (Montville) vs. Weiss (Parsippny Hills)
160: Artigliere gets another TD to win it 7-1, final score.
160: Artigliere starts on bottom in the third and escapes to extend his lead to 5-1
160: Artigliere gets another TD on Johnson's shot. Johnson has spent a good portion of this mat on his knees extended out. Artigliere up 4-1 with :30 left in the second.
160: Johnson escapes, 2-1 lead for Artigliere
160: Johnson starts on bottom in the second. Artigliere still on top after :30.
160: Artigliere up 2-0 at the end of the first.
160: Johnson shoots, Artigliere sprawls on him and breaks him flat. Artigliere goes behind and gets the first TD.
160: Johnson shoots, Artigleire counters, NICE scramble that ends in a stale mate. No score after a minute.
160: Artigliere (Rox) vs. Johnson (Delbarton). This sould be a great one!
152: Bassolino lets Bohn up to bring the score to 3-2. Bohn cant take him down and Bassolino wins it 3-2.
152: Stall warning on Bohn as Bassolino fires a shot, Bassolino in on a single and get the TD with :40 to go in the third period.
152: Bohn will be on bottom to begin the third and Bassolino lets him up to tie it at 1.
152: Bassolino gets in on a deep double but Bohn rolls him through and almost lands on top, the clock ends their scramble.
152: Bassolino escapes to take a 1-0 lead in the second.
152: No score after the first, Bassolino will be on bottom to start the second.
152: Bassolino (Hanover Park) vs. Bohn (Jefferson)
145: Reed adds another TD, 7-2 lead in the third
145: Carcuffe starts on bottom in the third and escapes to cut Reed's lead to 5-2
145: Carcuffe escapes and Reed takes him right back down, 5-1 lead for Reed at the end of the second.
145: Reed gets a TD on the line to go up 3-0 in the second.
145: Reed gets right out to take a 1-0 lead
145: No score after the first, Reed on bottom on bottom to start the second.
145: Carcuffe fires, Reed defends, still no score with :30 to wrestle.
145: No score after a minute
145: Reed (Delbarton) vs. Carcuffe (West Morris)
138: Bassolino gets his first TD of the match as the end of the third, too little too late. Final score 9-6 Vasquez takes it.
138: Stalling on Bassolino, 9-4 Vasquez in the third.
138: One more TD for Vasquez, he has to be the MOW. Bassolino gets; 8-4
138: On their feet to start the third.
138: Vasquez up 6-3 at the end of the second.
138: Vasquez in on another shot and gets the TD to go up 6-3. Vasquez looking real impressive.
138: Bassolino gets out to make it 4-3 but he's warned for stalling as Vasquez fires another shot.
138: 4-2 Vasquez leading at the end of the first. Bassolina chooses bottom to begin the second.
138: Bassolino gets out but Vasquez responds with another TD, 4-1 lead, make that 4-2 as Bassolino escapes
138: Vasquez in on shot and juuuuust has his feet our of bounds. After the fresh start he gets right back in and gets the TD. 2-0 Vasquez in the first.
138: Vasquez (Delbarton) vs. Bassolino (Hanover Park)
132: TD Anderson 20 seconds in... PIN! Anderson packs him in :40.
132: Nick Anderson (Delbarton) vs. Jake Legotte (Roxbury)
126: Kovacs escapes with :10 left ti cut the lead to 4-3. That will be the final score, Cuccolo wins it 4-3
126: Cuccolo in on a deep double, lifts him up and gets the takedown. Cuccolo goes up 4-2 with :30 to go
126: Cuccolo gets a reversal to go up 2-1 but Kovacs escapes immediately after to tie it at 2.
126: Kovacs still on top after :30
126: They go scoreless for the rest of the second. Cuccolo will start on bottom in the third. Kovacs looks like hes going to try to ride him out.
126: Kovacs gets right out to take a 1-0 lead in the second.
126: No score after the first, Kovacs will start on bottom in the second.
126: No score after a minute
126: Cuccolo (Hanover Park) vs. Kovacs (Parsippany)
120: Cefolo rides him out! Cefolo rides Innarella out in the third and wins it 5-4! Great match, instant classic.
120: Innarella stands again, Cefolo runs him out of bounds
120: Innarella stands, Cefolo returns, Cefolo takes an injury time with :23 left and the crowd boos him
120: Innarella has choice in the UTB and starts down.
120: Innarella down in 3OT and gets right out to tie it at 4.
120: Stall warning Innarella, Cefolo escapes with :2 on the clock!
120: Cefolo ALMOST gets a TD at the end of the first minute of OT but time runs out and theyre going to the mat. Cefolo on bottom to start.
120: Stalling! They hit Cefolo again with less than :20 to wrestle to tie it at 3. Were going to OVERTIME!
120: Innarella in on a shot but cant finish. :45 to wrestle Cefolo leads 3-2
120: Cefolo starts on bottom and gets right out to take a 3-2 lead.
120: No score, not too much action as time runs out in the second. Stalling on Cefolo as time runs out but TWO! Cefolo gets real agressive and gets a TD to tie it at 2.
120: Innarella starts on bottom in the second and escapes in the first :10, 1-0 lead Innarella.
120: Stall warning on Cefolo as time expires in the first. Were tied 0-0.
120: Innarella in on a shot, has Cefolo's leg in the air but Cefolo does a great job defending and gets out of it.
120: Cefolo in on a shot, drags his toes on the line but is out of bounds. 0-0 :30 in.
120: Cefolo (Hanover Park) vs. Innarella (Delbarton)
113: Time runs out, Vindici loses 4-3. What a great match. Vindici is killer on top.
113: Vindici locks it up! He has Damon on his back!
113: Vindici looking for a cradle.
113: Vindici chooses top in the third down 4-0.
113: Two! Takedown Damon right on the line. He did a great job keeping his toes it and is now up 4-0 with :20 left in the second.
113: Damon in on a shot but VIndici funks out of it to force a stale mate.
113: Damon rides him out the rest of the period up 2-0. They will be starting on their feet in the second.
113: Damon takes him down to his back! No back points but a 2-0 lead for Damon!
113: Damon (Jefferson) vs. Vindici (Randolph). This should be a good one!
106: That will be all! Agaisese wins it 2-1 to take the title!
106: O'Shea escapes to cut the lead to 2-1, :40 left Agaisee leading.
106: Agaisse still on top after :30.
106: At the end of the second Agaisse leads 2-0. O'Shea will be on bottom to start the third.
106: Agaisse in control as he shoots O'Shea out of bounds.
106: Agaisse escapes to take a 2-0 lead in the second.
106: Agaisse up 1-0 after one. Agaisee will be on bottom to begin the second.
106: Stalling on O'Shea to give Agaisse a 1-0 lead in the first.
106: No score after the first minute, stall warning on O'Shea. Kind of early but Mr. Dragon is good at what he does so we'll trust his call.
106: Agaisse (Delbarton) vs. O'Shea (Morris Knolls)
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285-1: LaShall gets a turn and pins him in 2:40!
285-1: Martinez starts on bottom in the second trailing 2-0
285-2: No score after a minute on their feet. Willard will be down first. Macko has him broken down FLAT, Macko gets a turn and gets the pin! 7:28 time of the fall.
285-1: Snapdown/ go behind for LaShall to go up 2-0 in the first.
285-2: Willard almost get the TD but theyre out of bounds. :30 to go on their feet in the first OT period.
285-2: Were going to OVERTIME!
285-1: LaShell (Hanover Park) vs. Martinez (Mount Olive)
220-1: Andrich gets a reversal and pouts him to his back. Gets the pin in 4:57
285-2: TD Willard to take the lead but he cuts him to tie it at 5 with a minute to wrestle.
220-1: Andrich starts on the bottom leading 7-2 in the third.
285-2: Macko starts on bottom and escapes to go up 4-3 in the third.
220-1: TD Andrich at the end of the second to take a 7-2 lead.
220-1: Hill gets out, 5-2 lead Andrich in the second.
285: TD Willard to go up 3-2, Macko gets out to tie it at 3
220-2: Andrich gets a turn and has him on his back. Cant get the pin, 5-1 lead.
285-2: Willard starting on bottom, gets right out to make it 2-1
220-1: Andrich up 2-1 after the first, Hill will start on bottom in the second.
285-2: TD Macko, 2-0 lead in the first.
220-2: Escapes for hill, 2-1 lead for Andrich in the first
220-2: TD Andrich to go up 2-0 in the first.
285-2: Macko (Parsiappany Hills) vs. Willard (Jefferson)
220-1: Andrich (Mount Olive) vs. Hill (Parsippany Hills)
220-2: Kazba puts him to bis back and gets the fall in :56
220-2: Quick TD for Kazba to go up 2-0
195-1: Still 5-3, that will be the final score
220-2: Kazba (Randolph) vs. Mantone (Madison)
195-1: Arthur wins it 5-2
195-2: D'Uva gets a TD to make it 3-2, tried to let him up but Windt grabbed his legs and got a reversal. 5-3 Windt leading D'Uva, D'Uva on bottom, 1:05 to wrestle
195-2: Arthur still on top leading 5-2.
195-1: On their feet in the third, Windt leading D'Uva 3-0
195-1: Windt escapes to take a 3-0 lead.
195-2: Reversal for Mormilo to cut the lead to 5-2 at the end of the escond. Mormilo will be on bottom to start the third.
195-1: D'Uva gets ridden out for the remainder of the first down 2-0. Windt will be on bottom to begin the second.
195-2: Arthur starts the second on bottom and gets a reversal to go up 2-0. A turn makes it 5-0.
195-2: 0-0 after the first
195-1: Windt gets a TD right off the bat to take a 2-0 lead
195-2: Stephen Arthur (Roxbury) vs. Dan Mormilo (Pequannock)
195-1: Jesse Windt (West Morris) vs. Nick D'Uva (Parsippany Hills)
182-1: Burns wins it 5-0
182-2: Foukas reverses him to his back and wins 7-2 in 3OT
182-1: Burns starts on bottom in the third and escapes to go up 5-0
182-2: No score after a minute on their feet. Foukas starts on bottom and gets a reversal. Thats big. 3-1 lead. Pizzuta will be on bottom and need something big.
182-1: Burns gets a turn to take a 2-0 lead in the second, one more turn makes it 4-0
182-1: 0-0 after the first. Sutton will start on bottom in the second.
182-2: Overtime for Foukas and Pizzuta! Tied 1-1
182-1: Burns (Morris Knolls) vs. Sutton (Roxbury)
182-2: Pizzuta gets right out to tie it at 1
182-2: 1-0 lead for Foukas at the end of the second. 1-0 and Pizzuta will be on bottom in the third
170-1: Another TD at the end fives Weiss a 7-2 win.
182-2: Foukas starts on bottom in the second tied 0-0 and escapes, 1-0 lead Foukas in the second.
182-2: No score after a minute
170-1: TD Weiss to take a 4-1... now 4-2 lead after the escape. Weiss starts on bottom in the third, Massefski lets him up, 5-2 lead in the third for Weiss.
182-2: Foukas (Pequannock) vs. Pizzuta (Parsippany)
170-1: Massefski escapes to cut the lead to 2-1
160-2: Johnson has him on his back. Pin in 1:40
170-1: Weiss finishes the first on top, 2-0 lead after the first. Massefski will start the second on bottom.
160-2: TD Johnson right away, 2-0 lead in the first.
170-1: TD Weiss to go up 2-0 in the first
160-2: Johnson (Delbarton) vs. Sam Button (Mendham)
152-2: 12-4 Bohn over Tavoso
182-1: Weiss (Parsippany Hills) vs. Massefski (Parsippany)
170-1: Meytrott wins it 15-0 in the second.
152-2: Bohn leading 10-4 after a third period scramble
170-1: Meytrott gets two turns and leads 7-0. Working on a third...10-0 at the end of the first
152-2: Starting on their feet in the third, Tavoso gets a TD to cut the lead to 8-2
152-2: Bohn gets another turn to go up 8-0 at the end of the first.
170-1: Meytrott with a quick TD and has a bar locked up.
170-1: Meytrott (Montville) vs. Kratch (West Morris)
152-1: Bohn leading 5-0 in the second.
160-1: Artigliere pins him in 2:44
152-2: Bohn gets a reversal to Tavovo's back to go up 5-0
160-1: Reversal for Artigliere, 14-1 and he has him on his back
160-1: Artigliere up 12-1 after the first. Scoring faster than I can type. He's killing it on top.
152-2: Tied 0-0 after the first. Bohn starting on bottom in the second.
160-1: Another TD gives Artigliere a 6-1 lead.
160-1: Artigliere gets a turn to make it 4-0, lets him up to make it 4-1
160-1: Quick TD for Artigliere to go up 2-0
160-1: Artigliere (Roxbury) vs. Sickles (West Morris)
152-2: Tavoso (Delbarton) vs. Bohn (Jefferson) not sure why theyre on mat 2.
145-1: Carcuffe wins it 11-4
152-2: Bassolino wins it 8-5
145-1: Patane gets out, Carcuffe gets another TD. Carcuffe leading 11-4 in the third.
152-1: Maul gets a TD but it might be too little too late, Bassolino leading 8-5 with :35 to go
145-1: Reversal for Carcuffe to go up 9-3
152-2: Maul escapes, 7-3 lead for Bassolino
152-2: Bassolino up 7-2 after two, Maul starting on bottom in the third.
145-1: Patane escapes to cut the lead to 7-3 at the end of the second. Carcuffe starting on bottom in the third.
152-2: One more TD, 7-2 lead for Bassolino
152-2: Two! TD Bassolino to go up 5-1. Maul escapes to cut the lead to 5-2
145-1: Patane starts the second on bottom and escapes to tie it at 2 but Carcuffe takes him down to his back. 7-2 Carcuffe leading.
152-2: Bassolino escapes to take a 3-1 lead
152-2: Bassolino up 2-1 at the end of the first, will start on bottom in the second.
145-1: Takedown Carcuffe to go up 20- in the first. Patane escapes, 2-1 Carcuffe leading.
152-2: Bassolino gets the first TD to take a 2-0 lead. Maul escapes, 2-1
152-2: Bassolino (Hanover Park) vs. Maul (Parsippany Hils)
145-1: Patane (Roxbury) vs. Carcuffe (West Morris)
138-1: Bassolino wins it 5-4 over Signorelli
145-2: Pin! Reed pins him in the second at 3:37!
145-2: Reed up 8-3 in the second, taking him down at will. Reed on top with 1:02 in the second left
138-1: Had to have been stalling on Signorelli, Bassolino leading 5-4 in the third and theyre still on their feet.
145-2: TD Reed, 6-2 lead in the first.
145-2: One more TD for Reed, 4-1, lets him up to make it 4-2
138-1: Signorelli escapes to tie it 4-4 at the end of the second. Starting on their feet in the third.
145-2: Marks escapes to make it 2-1 in the first
145-2: Reed gets the first TD to go up 2-0
145-2: Danny Reed (Delbarton) vs. Jordan Marks (Montville)
138-1: Bassolino gets the reversal back, 4-3 lead for Bassolino
138-1: Signorelli starts the second on bottom and gets a reversal to take a 3-2 lead in the second.
138-2: Upset city! Vasquez beats the previously undefeated Matthews 4-1. Vasquez was a 106 last year!
138-1: TD Bassolino to go up 2-0 in the first, Signorelli escapes to make it 2-1
138-1: Bassolino (Hanover Park) vs. Signorelli (Parsippany Hills). Should be a good one!
138-2: Matthews startng on bottom in the third down 4-0, gets out in :20. 4-1 lead for Vasquez
138-2: Vasquez gets a turn! 4-0 lead! This would be a HUGE upset! End of the second 4-0 lead for Vasquez.
132-1: Legotte wins it 3-1
138-2: Vasquez leads 2-0 after the first. Matthews will begin the second on bottom.
132-1: Legotte escapes, goes up 3-1 in the third.
138-2: Two! Vasquez takes down Matthews and take a 2-0 lead. Matthews hasn't lost yet this season.
132-1: Two! Takedown Legotte to go up 2-1 at the end of the second. Legotte will be down in the third.
138-2: Matthews (West Morris) vs. Vasquez (Delbarton)
132-1: Migliacco starts the second and gets out and goes up 1-0 in the second.
132-2: Takedown Anderson at the buzzer to win 10-3
132-1: No score after with :30 to wrestle in the first
132-2: Friedman gets an escapes to make it 8-3
132-2: Friedman starts the third on bottom. Anderson get a point, maybe for a stalling? to go up 8-2
132-1: Legotte (Rox) vs. Migliaccio (West Morris)
132-2: Anderson escapes at the very end of the second after being ridden out for a good 1:45. 7-2 lead for Anderson in the third, Friedman starting on top in the third.
126-1: Cuccolo gets another one to win it 7-3!
126-1: Fano escapes, 5-3 lead for Cuccolo in the third.
126-1: One more TD for Cuccolo, 5-2 lead.
126-1: Fano escapes, 3-2
126-1: TWO! Takedown Cuccolo!, 3-1 lead.
132-2: Anderson starting the second on bottom
126-1: Fano starts the third on bottom and escapes, 1-1
126-1: Cuccolo up 1-0 after the first.
132-2: Anderson with a third takedown to go up 6-2 as time in the first period expires. Anderson looking great on his feet.
132-2: Anderson gets another TD, lets him up again, 4-2
132-2: Anderson gets a TD, lets him up, 2-1 lead
126-1: Cuccolo escapes in the second, takes a 1-0 lead. :45 to wrestle in the second.
132-2: Anderson (Delbarton) vs. Friedman (Mendham)
126-2: Harnandez forfeits to Kovacs, hes hurt.
126-1: No score after the first, Cuccolo starts the second on bottom.
120-2: Cefolo rides him out! Wins it 2-1
120-2: LaFranco stands, Cefolo returns, :15 to go
120-2: LaFranco on bottom in 3OT. Cefolo will have choice in 4OT if it comes to that because he scored first.
120-2: Cefolo escapes with :13 left in the :30 period to go up 2-1.
126-1: No score after a minute
120-2: LaFranco in on a shot! Time expires, still 1-1 at the end of the first minute ont heir feet, Cefolo on bottom in 2OT
126-1: Cuccolo (Hanover Park) vs. Fano (Montville)
120-1: Innarella wins it 11-2
120-2: Cefolo attacking but no TD, this one is going to OVERTIME!
120-1: Another TD for Innarella, 11-2 lead
120-2: 1-1 with :40 to wrestle
120-1: Fleming starts the third on bottom and gets out, 9-2 Innarella
120-1: Innarella gets a TD, goes up 9-1 at the end of the second.
120-2: LaFranco gets out! 1-1 in the third
120-2: Still on their feet at the end of the second. Cefolo leading 1-0 and LaFranco will have an opportunity to start on bottom.
120-1: Innarella gets a turn to go up 7-1 before letting Fleming up. 7-1 Innarella leading in the second
120-1: Innarella gets another TD to go up 5-0. Innarella looks real good. #4 at 120 in the state.
120-1: Innarella starts on bottom and escapes, 3-0 lead
120-2: Cefolo starts on bottom in the second and escapes to go up 1-0
120-2: No score after one
120-2: No score with :30 left in the first.
120-1: Innarella in a a bunch of shots right away, no score after a minute but he gets the TD at :55 in the first to go up 2-0
120-2: Cefolo (Hanover Park) vs. LaFranco (Rox). Last time these two wrestled it was close.
120-1: Innarella (Delbarton) vs. Fleming (West Morris)
113-1: CEMENT MIXER! Damon gets the TD in OT and wins it 4-2, great match! Farro gave him all he could handle
113-2: Vindici up 5-0 with time running out and wins 5-0 over Nash
113-1: Damon rides him out in the third. I would expect him to have cut him and tried for the TD but he looked great on top working a leg ride. Were in OVERTIME!
113-1: Damon still on top with :45 to go in the match
113-2: Vindici gets a turn to go up 5-0 in the third
113-1: Farro starts on bottom to begin the third tied 2-2.
113-2: Vindivi starts on top to begin the third.
113-1: Tied 2-2 with a minute to go in the second
113-2: Vindici finally gets out with :45 left in the second to go up 3-0
113-1: Damon chooses bottom, Farro lets him up to tie it 2-2
113-1: Farro leads 2-1 at the end of the first.
113-2: Vindici still on bottom after :30
113-1: Two! Takedown Farro. Damon escapes, Farro leads 2-1. Damon is the second-ranked wrestler in the state at 113
113-2: Vindici ends the first on top leading 2-0, he will start the second on bottom.
113-1: Farro looking very agressive
113-2: Vindici gets the first TD to go up 2-0
113-1: Nick Farro (Delbarton) vs. Bryan Damon (Jefferson)
106-1: Agaisse gets another TD and backs at the end of the match and will win it 11-4
113-2: VIndici (Randolph) vs. Nash (Hanover Park)
106-2: O'Shea will be your winner, 4-2 over Caserta
106-2: Caserta starts the third on bottom and escapes, 4-2 in the third
106-2: Caserta escapes, 4-1 at the end of the second
106-1: Agaisse leading 6-4 in the third
106-2: Two backs, 4-0 O'Shea in the second
106-2: O'Shea starts on bottom in the second and gets a reversal, 2-0, reverses him to his back
106-1: Van Der Merwe escapes to tie it at 3
106-2: Tied 0-0 after one.
106-1: Agaisse on top to begin the second.
106-1: Agaisse attacking at the end of the first and gets a TD to go up 3-2.
106-1: Van Der Merwe gets the first TD to go up 2-0, Agaisse escapes to make it 2-1
106-2: O'Shea (Morris Knolls) vs. Caserta (Rox)
106-1: Agaisse (Delbarton) vs. Van Der Merwe (Mountain Lakes)
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I've read on this forum that only 752s produced after a certain point can be upgraded to the 255klb MTOW. Does anyone happen to know if that is correct, and, if so, at what line number the switchover happened?
I would hypothesize that as lighter aircraft increasingly take over less demanding 752 missions, the difference in value to operators (FedEx notwithstanding) between 255k-capable birds and others will grow progressively bigger.


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Inked Girls: missz mitchell
Occupation: survivor
Hometown: 850
The design and themes of my tattoos: Not any particular theme, I am impulsive with a love of self expression. Tattoos are an outlet to me and each one I receive is of significance to my life story, otherwise a representation of something that I care for.
My favorite tattoo and the story behind it: My favorite is the butterfly sidepiece. The butterfly is a tattoo that runs in the women of my family, to me is a representation of inner beauty. Butterflies are gorgeous insects, vivid colorful wings, completely unique to the next, yet started as a mere "ugly" overlooked caterpillar... almost a "Jerry Springer- Look at me now" kind of thing.
My next tattoo: Either the extension of roses down my spine, or the extension of my sidepiece, I haven't quite made up my mind.


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Stavanger, Norway, 1999: Mattias is a gardener, perfectly content with his lot. Born on the day of the first moon landing, Mattias' hero is not first-man-on-the-moon Neil Armstrong but runner-up Buzz Aldrin: willing to cede the glory, willing to be the second man. That's what Mattias is happy to be – a cog in the machine, unconcerned whether others notice him.
But life won't stand still and, when Mattias' partner leaves him and his employer goes out of business, he accepts an invitation to go to the Faroe Islands with his friend Jørn's band. However, instead of acting as the band's soundman (or, as Jørn wanted, their singer), Mattias falls in with a psychiatrist named Havstein and the three inhabitants of his institution for those not quite ready to live independently – and now Mattias' life is set to change.
Johan Harstad's debut (translated by Deborah Dawkin) is a big, baggy novel which is unusually structured insofar as the narrative beats are not quite where one might expect them to be – but this gives the novel a distinctive flow. The story is told so thoroughly from Mattias' vantage point that it distorts the very shape of what we learn; we gain only brief, distant glimpses of the other Mattias, the one who (for good or ill) is no quiet mediocrity.
There may be times when the prose drags, but some of the best moments are also the most densely written; overall, Harstad paints an interesting portrait of a man whose life is ordinary and remarkable all at once.