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Community Information Mequon, WI Real Estate
Mequon, Wisconsin Real Estate
Mequon, Wisconsin is located just 15 minutes north of Milwaukee and is notorious for its abundant farmland and gorgeous scenery. It is the third largest city in Wisconsin by landmass, half of which is undeveloped and mostly farmland. The City of Mequon has one of the lowest tax rates and one of the lowest crime rates in Metropolitan Milwaukee. Surely these two factors played a part in Mequon being named 19th of the 100 Best Places to Live in the United States by CNN's Money Magazine in 2005.
Real Estate in Mequon
Properties for sale in Mequon, Wisconsin are incredibly diverse. Because Mequon is one of the safest neighborhoods near Milwaukee, its housing market is booming and continually expanding. Houses for sale in Mequon are traditional, classic and typically large single-family homes on beautifully manicured lawns. There are also many empty lots that are available to build the house of your dreams. Although Mequon has mostly large, elegant houses for sale, there are also a variety of properties at various price points. Additionally, there are many condominiums, duplexes and apartments for rent and for sale in Mequon, Wisconsin.
Living in Mequon
Mequon has an extensive recreation department with activities for all ages, making it one of the best suburbs of Milwaukee. Because Lake Michigan and the Milwaukee River border Mequon, water sports abound in the warmer months. Additionally, there are several private golf and tennis clubs as well as many public golf courses.
Mequon also offers excellent shopping, most of which is centralized in Mequon Pavilion, the largest multi-anchored shopping center in the city. After errands in Bed, Bath and Beyond or Office Depot, stop in at one of many locally owned boutiques. Très Chic Boutique offers a personalized shopping experience with a European feel close to home, while E-Street Denim is the epitome of cool with their wide variety of designer denim and Free People fashion. Check out Sendik's Market, another business in Mequon Pavilion and Wisconsin's own gourmet grocer, for some of the best fresh produce in the city.
Mequon's proximity to Milwaukee makes it a great combination of urban, suburban and rural. While Mequon homeowners love taking a trip to Milwaukee for Summerfest, they have plenty of their own festivals to stay busy! Lobster Fest, a cocktail reception, dinner and live auction complete with a live band, is one of Mequon residents' favorite ways to raise money for local and international charities. Mequon-Thiensville Sunrise Rotary and Milwaukee North Shore Rotary team up to put on this event that provides a fun date night opportunity!
For family fun in Mequon, be sure to check out Lionsfest in June. Hosted by the Thiensville Mequon Lion's Club at the Thiensville Village Park, Lionsfest has carnival rides, live music and raffles. All of the proceeds from this exciting festival benefit Lion's Club charities. Gathering on the Green is another entertaining festival in Mequon that has live showcases of different performing arts at the Mequon Rotary Park.
While the festivals provide the thrill of an annual event, Mequon has plenty to offer on a consistent basis. Check out a book at the Frank L. Weyenberg Library or bring the whole family to the library's story times year-round on Wednesdays and Saturdays. They even feature finger puppets! For some added spice in the otherwise quaint city of Mequon, test drive a Harley at Suburban Motors, Mequon's own Harley-Davidson Dealership.
One of Mequon residents' favorite summer past-times is a trip to a Chinooks baseball game. The Chinooks play in a summer baseball league for some of the most promising college players – your family could even volunteer as a host family for a future MLB star! Children love participating in the Minnow Race during the games. Similar to the Sausage Race at Brewer's games, the Minnow Race features children dressed as minnows running the bases between innings!
Mequon Schools
When the summer fun is over, Mequon boasts some of the best schools in Wisconsin. In fact, the Mequon-Thiensville School District ranked third on Forbes "Best Schools for your Housing Buck" in 2013. The Mequon-Thiensville School District, which services Mequon and nearby Thiensville, also had the highest district report cards for K-12 Districts in Wisconsin. For higher education, Concordia University Wisconsin and the North Campus of Milwaukee Area Technical College are both located in Mequon. The short drive to Milwaukee also gives Mequon residents access to Marquette University, Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design, University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee and Milwaukee School of Engineering.
Business in Mequon
Mequon is also an excellent city in which to build a business. There are over 300 businesses in Mequon as well as an industrial park that contains both small and mid-sized firms. Mequon is also home to Rockwell Automation. Mequon has a proven stable and growing business climate under the Mequon Chamber of Commerce, all surrounded by the calm of a suburban atmosphere.
History of Mequon
In 1839, Irish and German immigrants first settled in Mequon, Wisconsin. Many immigrants also came directly from the state of New York. These very distinct groups of people came together to develop the land into a peaceful suburban retreat. Today, Mequon stands up to its tagline by "Preserving Quality of Life" above all else.


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Pizzle to perform at Pantherfest this Friday
This Friday, Milwaukee MC Pizzle will hit the stage at UWM's annual concert Pantherfest. UWM always brings in a pair of headliners with different musical styles and this year is no different with Mac Miller as the hip hop voice and Matt & Kim as the pop/alternative option. Either way it's a good look for Pizzle as he gets to bring his high energy flow to some young, fresh ears.
As always, pantherfest is free for UWM students and $25 for UWM alumni. If you are neither, you better find some UWM friends fast. This will all take place at the Marcus Amphitheather and the show starts at 7pm. Get there at 6:30 though. While you wait until Friday, enjoy my favorite Pizzle video below. I'm still trying to learn all the words. »Read Full Blog Post
Quick album reviews now that the hype is over: Kanye, Jay-Z, J. Cole, Mac Miller, Joey Bada$$ & Run The Jewels
If you have been paying just a bit of attention over the past month or so in hip hop, then the albums below may sound familiar. Families were broken up over the "Yeezus vs. Born Sinner" debate because they came out on the same day. Mac Miller was talked about for about four and a half seconds. Then Jay-Z's Magna Carta Holy Grail dropped and people started realizing their phones were watching them.
In between all of the hype about who's album was the best and why can't old rappers make the same music they did 20 years ago, Joey Bada$$ and Run The Jewels (the duo of Killer Mike and El-P) quietly put out two of the best three projects of the year (Chance The Rapper's Acid Rap being the third). Also, for the first time in history three rap ablums held the top spots on the billboard charts.
We purposefully waited to talk about these albums because were get enough hate mail, well Jank does, to fill up a small mailbox. There were enough long drawn out reviews of all these albums to make your brain hurt. But the Big Ghost reviews expressed my sentiments of all these albums perfectly so go read those and those only. »Read Full Blog Post
New Music: Talent Couture - Miller featuring Pizzle and Gerald Walker
Talent Couture drops this new track that will be on the new project aNewLight on April 26th. Pizzle and Gerald Walker bless the track and pretty much demolish it. Yall know how I feel about Twista. Just wondering why they waited until the end to flip the beat like they did. Check it.
The Weekend Playlist: Hatchets, Coldcuts, Flights and Soundset
Memorial Day weekend always proves to have too much to do and this one is no different. Just check out the line up of stuff to do and make sure you go somewhere.

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The city got about $212,000 more than it expected Thursday when officials received a check from unused healthcare premiums.
Mayor Gabriel J. Campana said that the unused money from the Pennsylvania Municipal Healthcare Consortium will be put in next year's general fund.
The savings resulted from claims that went unused among the city's employees, according to William E. Nichols Jr., city director of finance.
The city signed on with the new healthcare plan administered by The Benecon Group, of Lititz, at the beginning of last year, which helped put a stop to double-digit increases, according to Nichols, Campana and city Human Resources Director Michelle Casale.
Instead of insuring just city employees and their families, the consortium spreads risk over thousands of individuals in multiple locations.
"I think this was one of the best decisions in our administration," Campana said. "The taxpayers are the real winners."
The mayor stopped short of saying the infusion of unexpected cash would avert a future tax increase.
"We're putting it right into the general fund. This should soften the blow in regards to expenses for next year," he said.
Nichols was a bit more optimistic.
"This goes a long way to prevent a tax increase next year," he said.
City employees' and their dependents' benefits remain the same under the new healthcare package, according to Nichols.
"Nothing has changed. Benefits change none whatsoever," he said.
The city could see even more surplus money coming in from the arrangement - up to $150,000, Nichols said - because the check received represents only 75 percent of the claim year.
Benecon's services are used in other municipalities such as Muncy, Loyalsock, Montoursville and Old Lycoming Township.


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Stanbridge College Awarded NAVTA Student Chapter of the Year
The Stanbridge College student chapter of the National Association of Veterinary Technicians in America (NAVTA) was recently named "Chapter of the Year" by NAVTA. Ms. Emma Cusack, RVT, Assistant Director of the Veterinary Technology program, was also recognized as "Advisor of the Year."READ MORE


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Good video!
If Bd5 after d6 disc.+ then both exd5 and dxe7 look good for white (the latter because the pawn threatens the queen with promotion)
What about Bd5 after d6+, it blocks the check and it attacks the queen. So the queen has to move out say to a3 and then black takes on d6 and white takes on d5 which leads to a very unclear position for me.
Am I missing something here?
Hope to get a reply although the video is very old, it's a nice video though!
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Good job. Learned a lot. Another lesson or more on Space Advantage would be great. Thanks!
good quality video thank you
icecoldalex, yes you're correct.
Fantastic lecture Alex THX!
High quality instruction. Thank you.
In this video, and onlt this video of yours, everytime you moved a piece, it made a loud noise. Were you moving real pieces, or was it the microphone?
It is really instrucitve how to see the right way to conduct attack on the queenside while defending with minimum effort blacks attack on the kingside which is looking violent at first. Tx for sharing the game
Very instructive for a lower level player such as myself. The comments on space are particularly helpful. I must try to follow basic principles as I don't have time for in depth study to improve my game. Thank you.
Alex, nice video. A quick question, what is the problem for black at 9:58 with him playing Nxc6? Is it white playing Nd5 putting pressure on the c6 knight and c7 pawn (as he can't defend the c6 knight with Bb7 due to Qb3+?
this a nice game
clear and informative
you explain things very well. very organized, clear and informative.
Advanced stuff. Alex is playing like Giorgi now.
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hi. so how do you react to tragedy? just wondering. i'm sure we all have our own methods. i'll be honest with you for one sec then it's back to my bubble, promise. i. am. sad. very sad. friday was komo's service and there should have been a bit of closure there but seeing all […]
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[pics] contemporary art, feelings, food and soul clap, loft, north shore
March 31st, 2008 · 15 Comments
Tags: addictions · all over the place · art · Art After Dark · bad timing · chinatown · complaining · food · Fucked Up · hip hop · Honolulu Academy of Arts · I don't get it · kalima rules · lovehate · nightlife · one last cigarette · ouch · photos done · something different · thirtyninehotel · weekend · work
tonight tonight
March 21st, 2008 · 1 Comment
weekend picks: TONIGHT. it's purim! a time to eat drink and be merry. in excess. woooo. tonight is incubus and the silversun pickups at the shell. duh. unless you're in to films from bhutan. which could also be very very good. it's a toss up actually. later tonight Matty Liu is revamping his beach party […]
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[pics] 2 years of acid wash, manoa valley theater, first friday art walkin and north shore ah
March 10th, 2008 · 8 Comments
hi! what doing? got time for a hundred pics? it will be fun, promise. wait, fun if 'fun' means 'something that just occupied you for 8 minutes of your life' … that could be fun tho. so here's the first OOPS! in my selection of fine photographs. i accidentally set all the image sizes too […]
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[sidebar – those glasses]
February 24th, 2008 · 13 Comments
i would like to take a second to thank my dear friend arthur fulton for bringing back a pretty rad pair of glasses from the united show in vegas. i would also like to let him know that i got a little bit of use out of them over the weekend…
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some things for saturday
February 23rd, 2008 · 1 Comment
wake up early today. are you awake? GOOD! cause someone told me there's a pretty interesting cross training/circuit training cult like training center here called Crossfit that does epic workouts. they are having a party [well, more like a workout] called 'pain in paradise' at 10am. it's free. maybe it's a good time to see […]
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[pics] too much so not a lot. sorry. selections from first friday vs. chinese new year
February 5th, 2008 · 17 Comments
greetings from kick-the-powercord girl! woooo! another healthy set of writing exercises please, universe. thanks! ok, starting again. with yummy grass. i ate my first grass juice thing ever over the weekend! it was surprisingly yucky-good. with an after taste that feels like you just mowed the lawn with your mouth. sprinkled with honey. hard to […]
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Super Fat Tuesday
February 5th, 2008 · 4 Comments
i was going to go ahead and upload my weekly photos but after listening to the new Augie T show this morning on 93.1 i HAD to interrupt this regularly scheduled program for a shot of colt brennan fishing. with his crack peeking a little. stolen from augie's myspace. [click to see full size] Welcome […]
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new magazines new threads new life
January 25th, 2008 · 2 Comments
damn people. keep makin! it's impossible to withdraw in a city so rich with your creativity. i'm sprung. Friday Exclusive celebrates again. Apparently they know how. Soul clap is a damn good party. Thirtyninhotel too. where the fire's at (well, i mean, i'll be smoking on the lanai most of the eve no doubt). On […]
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[pics] lady chef and ladies at skyline
January 24th, 2008 · 8 Comments
sorry it's been a while. haven't been feeling so well. stuff is busy as well. you know the deal. maybe you don't? well, never mind. WOAH! look who's visiting my area this time! jason and cano! looks like jason's got stuffs in the works, in addition to heavywater magazine, of course. and cano is joining […]
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circus of starfck weekend
January 11th, 2008 · 5 Comments
honolulu. what's up. me? fancy. i'm feeling fancy. well, not really. but i gotta talk myself in to it. saturday is slotted to be fancy, i mean. just in case you don't read the papers i'll go ahead and mention saturday. STRFCK making it happen. you can hate all you want but people like brad […]
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Something Different.
December 20th, 2007 · No Comments
you know i love it. how about this! different thursday. get downtown and stay downtown. here's a sample different day itinerary: 5pm – 7pm Say hello to Travis and the folks from [area] and buy some rad vintage clothing. have a pupu. have a drink. sit in a rad chair from 1967. 7pm – 10pm […]
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omg. saturday.
December 15th, 2007 · No Comments
i've been dying. in need of something different. DIFFERENT. always in search of. well, thank you etnies. thank you bamp. thank you lotus. tonight should rule. i better go get that case of red bull now. there's a bunch of people in town. let's show them what this place is all about. come to any […]
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New Year's. Don't be bored. Or Lonely. Or Over it.
December 10th, 2007 · 1 Comment
So there's obviously going to be tons of options for New Year's Eve. If you're already booked for Flash and Matty's W Hotel takeover then wooo. Ballah. I know we're planning a little craziness with The Zone at the crazycrazyfun mothership of crazy as well. Don't even get me started on how rad it would […]
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yes, THAT david lynch
December 4th, 2007 · 3 Comments
he's here today in honolulu … giving a talk… at UH… in the afternoon… on transcendental meditation… there will be munchies refreshments. figure the rest out with google. i better get a seat.
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my suggestion for friday.
November 30th, 2007 · 3 Comments
maybe you want to do something different tonight. maybe, like me, you LOVELOVELOVE k smooth and the choices he makes whilst playing music for a crowd. maybe you've been doing all your shopping at kahala mall because ala moana is a huge clusterfuk with all that kapiolani construction and had no idea that there is […]
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when i hear music it makes me dance.
November 29th, 2007 · No Comments
says debbie deb. i saw her this morning. she reminded me. there's a friggin SHOW tonight! that is going to be so fun. i'm there. pipeline tonight. ladies of the 80's part ii. part awesome. when i hear music it makes me dance. Debbie "lookout weekend cause here i come" Deb and Shannon "we started […]
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Black and White Friday
November 23rd, 2007 · No Comments
…check out waikiki tonight. there's a parade. 7p – 9p. then? ummmm. hideaway. [photo by brewskizzlr] Happy Black [and white] Friday.
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I hope you guys know…
November 8th, 2007 · 4 Comments
…about ryan lau's new site. it's giff-a-riffic cuteness wrapped up with a bike chain that's tied in a bow. and if you aren't a huge blog-stalking type then you might have also missed elph-tastic gangster patrick's latest project. it's stunning to say the least. i can't embed videos without screwing up everything on this layout […]
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Inedpendent Island!
November 6th, 2007 · 1 Comment
The Island Independent Film Festival starts THIS WEEK! Thursday is the grand major kicker and the flick was hand chosen by chris to move you in to speechless dummydom. just like two years ago– remember? that one that was backwards? but frontwards? oh crap, i can't remember but MAN that was a good piece of […]
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Remember November
November 2nd, 2007 · 2 Comments
well helloooo november. lots of interestingness coming up you guys. serious. my fave? THE WAVE! [wooo hear me rapping? word]. those of us with enough love know better than to let something like the entire building being torn down get in the way of celebrating the anniversary of a nightlife treasure. this saturday there is […]
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[pics] More Film Festivaling, Lion King Cabaret show and cosmos at Washington Place
October 29th, 2007 · 4 Comments
hi hi hi just so you know, i'm not stiffing you on anything i got. there is one more blog coming after this one then we're all caught up k? OKAY! so, um, we gotta go back now. like a week. to sunday. sunday at tiki's in waikiki for Hiff's meet the filmmakers party making […]
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Saturday's lookin good…
October 27th, 2007 · No Comments
morning! woah what a friday. listen, just a quick note– i know you already have like seven things to choose from for fun tonight but i wanted to mention that asterisk hawaii is having a nice cozy huge after party tonight from midnight to 6am. that's right. so wherever you are you can make it– […]
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[pics] mod lux at HOE, artAfterDark, soul clap and Flavors of Technology!
October 2nd, 2007 · 7 Comments
hi. so, i'm getting a lot of feedback out there on the street. it's a bit confusing with this new format, huh? well. i mean. basically, the daily updates [like, a short attention span version with random events happening and whatnot] will be here on the far left side and the weekly updates [like what […]
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Demerti Martin…
October 1st, 2007 · 1 Comment
…i LOVE him. how basic. and silly. he is funny the way funny was when you were not as smart as you are now…. and i love love him. not sure if you can tell, but i don't watch a lot of tv. i don't know what's hot anymore and i REALLY don't know about […]
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I was an 'OTHER'…
September 23rd, 2007 · 4 Comments
…last night. [photo.c.urreta.] also lurked most of the show from here. it was amazing. YES the actors from the show were all there. yes i got to re-live my DDK moment. YES i got to tell evangeline that i loved her dress. YES i got to tell michael g. my 'glance offstage to the composer […]
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Hello, Saturday. Hello.
September 22nd, 2007 · 2 Comments
good morning. hello. there's some interesting things about saturday daytime if you were wondering:
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Here in Hawaii we have a thing about LOST.
September 21st, 2007 · 1 Comment
duh. i mean, a lot of us [myself included] don't, *technically* watch the show. but we have nothing but love for the cast and crew as they are all over the place all the time making oahu into all kinds of other fun countries giving our friends like Terren a very cool job to say […]
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[pics] mellow with a taste of the arts… and getting green.
September 17th, 2007 · 2 Comments
slowing down a bit these days. …
Tags: art · chinatown · culture · food · hawaii sites that are essential · my favorite band ever · nostalgia · photos done · something different
The Great Disappearance of 2006…
September 12th, 2007 · 1 Comment
what the hell happened to matthew grim?!?! i mean, seriously. talk about someone on the damn scene here. you know who i'm talking about right?
Tags: celebrities · chinatown · get hyped · next door · nightlife · nostalgia · off island · something different
Best Find EVER…..
September 4th, 2007 · No Comments
…and I *technically* didn't find it. It's the rentable photo booth! Ok, anyone on the mainland reading this, go ahead and K to the next blog because I'm sure you have something like this on speed dial. But HAWAII!! OMG! WTF! LOL! You must check out Bluecheese Hawaii and rent that ish. Then INVITE me. […]
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Building up to World Aids Day, 1 December, the campaign aims to mobilize people to volunteer their time to HIV/AIDS related projects.
Speaking in Johannesburg today, Foundation Chief Executive John Samuel said that the drive was aimed at bringing as many South Africans as possible into the fight against the pandemic.
"We tend to be more concerned about individual projects, and this time we want to work together as a nation. Through the efforts of this campaign we will make a marked difference.
"Instead of just showing that they care, all South Africans need to act. We call on all men and women to stand up and be counted," he said.
Mr Samuel added that although the campaign was aimed at highlighting World Aids Day, it would run for an indefinite period beyond that date.
A hotline number: 08000 46664 will be launched tomorrow to enable all South Africans wishing to participate to volunteer with organizations in their communities.
A website will also be launched on 1 December to provide news on the campaign and share volunteers' experiences.
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Rihanna skipped across the pond from Barbados to Los Angeles to spend time with her loved one, Chris Brown. The two were spotted at Los Angeles' Staples Center watching the Lakers vs. Knicks game. This is their first time officially out in public together though they still deny being together. Rihanna attended Chris Brown's Qubeey event earlier this summer but that was a closed event. Rihanna appeared high with her usual beer and not giving a damn, while Chris Brown looked like he was walking on egg shells. Maybe nervous Karrueche would tune into the game?
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Wednesday, September 5, 2012
The Goose Creek Gators look every bit as dominant this fall as they were in 2011.
They head into this weeks Summerville matchup at John Fulmer Field on the heels of a 44-0 win over Colleton County in Walterboro.
The Gators used a big third quarter to pull away from the Cougars, erupting for 23 points to expand a two-touchdown lead to a 37-0 advantage. Durrell Timmons returned a blocked punt three yards for a score to ignite the sequence. The Gators later recorded a safety.
I thought our defense was outstanding, GCHS coach Chuck Reedy said. I really think our defense has been the difference in both of our games this year.
Offensively, Caleb Kinlaw rushed for 101 yards and two touchdowns while Tramel Terry had seven catches for 114 yards and two scores. Rashard Alston, who had four TDs in Week 1, added a 1-yard touchdown plunge.?New quarterback Dantez Bennamon hit 9 of 10 passes for 132 yards for the Gators (2-0).?The Colleton County victory was the third straight by way of shutout against the Cougars and seventh overall in the series. The Gators won 63-0 in 2010 and 58-0 in 2011.
Their next foe figures to put up far more resistance.
Summerville (1-1) looked like the Summerville of old this past Friday, improving dramatically from Week 1 to Week 2. The Wave bounced back from a 10-3 loss to Cane Bay to whip Berkeley 36-12 on Friday.
At Sertoma, I was very impressed with Summerville, Reedy said. They looked big and physical as always. And they've got two running backs that can fly. The thing with Cane Bay is that Summerville just turned the ball over too much.
Over the last two years they've been as tough as anybody we've played. We better play our best football.
Legendary Summerville coach John McKissick also had high praise for Goose Creek.
Well, Goose Creek is sort of ruling the roost right now so we are expecting a tough game, said McKissick, who needs just five more wins to reach 600 career victories. They play with a lot of confidence and always seem to do what they have to in order to win. Their running backs are outstanding and they have tremendous size up front on both sides of the ball. I would say their four down linemen on defense are as good as anyone has in the state.
In the win over Berkeley, freshman quarterback Sawyer Bridges threw a pair of touchdown passes and running back Davon Anderson topped the 100-yard mark, scoring twice, in the Summerville victory.
A year ago, the Wave provided a tough test for the Gators, losing just 19-7, very respectable considering the Gators average margin of victory in their 14 wins was 39.1 points. The Gators have won two in a row in the series.
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Ethnographic Museum, city of Varna
One of the most interesting museums of the sea capital of Bulgaria, the Ethnographic museum, is situated in a house belonging to the age of Revival, which was built around 1860. The ethnographic museum was established in 1974.
The museum presents the rich variety in culture and style of life of the population in Varna region from the second half of the 19th and the beginning of the 20th century.
Basic occupations of the population – agriculture and stock-breeding, apiculture, fishing, vine-culture, and the crafts – cooperage, copper-making, furriery and homespun tailoring (manufacturing of a rough woolen fabric) are presented on the first floor of the museum.
One of the most interesting exponents in the museum is the small ancient plough called "dyolmedzha", used for ploughing of earth in the beginning of the 20th century. Vessels for storing of grain, as well as for preparing of bread are also exposed.
Two labor customs, related to sowing and harvesting are also presented in the exposition.
The exposition on the second floor presents traditional national costumes, which give an idea about the demographic look of the Varna region. The people's clothes in the settlements in the region differentiate with their great variety, due to the complex migration processes, which happened in the first decades and the end of the 19th century. Traditional costumes of each of the basic geographic groups in the region are presented here – local population and settlers from the Thracian region, Asia Minor and Macedonia. The traditional costumes for the customs – Christmas, Petlyovden, Lazarovden is also presented.
Here you can get familiar with basic elements of the typical Bulgarian wedding – taking of the bride from her home, a sleigh with gifts, etc.
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Are you getting adequate potassium? I take two 99mg potassium citrate supplements every night to avoid the cramps. The Drs Eades recommend them when you are low-carbing.
I was getting leg and foot cramps at night recently, since lowering my carbs and doing more running/walking (did both at the same time so I'm not sure which is to blame, if either). I started taking a calcium+magnesium supplement (had it at home already, just hadn't been taking it yet) and haven't had a single cramp since! I take a multivitamin in the morning, and the Ca+Mg in the evening, since I don't know how much you can absorb all at once so I figured it couldn't hurt to spread them out.
Are you getting adequate potassium? I take two 99mg potassium citrate supplements every night to avoid the cramps. The Drs Eades recommend them when you are low-carbing.
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I doubt it is carb related, but potassium and magnesium are rich in several carb heavy foods, such as bananas, that reducing carb intake also reduced K/Mg intake to the point that you are cramping. Adequate sodium/potassium/magnesium balance is necessary to prevent cramping; also, you're not taking creatine, are you? Creatine loading can cause severe cramping in some people, so you might want to moderate intake if you are using it.
Up your avocado intake, one of which has more potassium than a banana. Eat some foods rich in magnesium. Stay hydrated.
A guy I know who eats paleo but is an endurance athlete says that his cramps have been solved by drinking apple juice. It's not completely primal, but probably less of a cheat than Gatorade.
I used to get calf cramps nightly when I was running every day. I took electrolytes, potassium pills, stretched, yoga, pretty much anything I could think of. Last year, I was talking to a running store owner after doing a long run with the DCRR club, he told me about "The Stick" It's a segmented stick you use to roll over your muscles. I have one had one calf cramp since then and it was b/c I let my mom borrow the stick for a week. I have since bought another one for myself and all my friends have them too. Best tool for cramps ever.
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Mine have come back now despite taking my magnesium daily. =[ I could either blame it on doing more strength training and not stretching often, or not eating avocado as much as I was before (they're reasonably high in potassium and I had been eating half of one almost every day).
Although the scientist part of me would like to figure out exactly what the cause is, the part who wakes up in the middle of the night in pain doesn't appreciate that so much. So I'm bringing the avocados back into my diet AND stretching every day. If that doesn't work, I suppose I'll get a potassium supplement.
Sounds like classic dehydration. I'd suggest take a short break at the 5 mile mark and get in a few good gulps of water or some water mixed with gatorade, 50/50 mix. I'm pretty sure that will fix it.


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Tyrosinemia type 2 is an inborn error of tyrosine metabolism characterized by hypertyrosinemia with oculocutaneous manifestations and, in some cases, intellectual deficit.
Prevalence is unknown but less than 150 cases have been reported in the literature so far. The disease appears to be more common in Arab and Mediterranean populations.
Skin lesions occur in 80% of cases, ocular involvement in 75% of cases and neurologic findings and some degree of intellectual deficit in up to 60% of cases. Onset is variable but the ocular symptoms (redness, photophobia, excessive tearing and pain) usually develop in the first year of life. Ocular signs include corneal clouding with bilateral dendritiform corneal lesions (pseudodendritic keratitis), neovascularization, corneal ulceration and scarring, which may lead to decreased visual acuity. Cutaneous manifestations usually begin after the first year of life but may develop at the same time as the ocular symptoms. The skin lesions consist of nonpruritic, hyperkeratotic papules and plaques principally located on the palms and soles (palmoplantar hyperkeratosis). These lesions are painful and progressive and are often associated with hyperhidrosis. Central nervous system (CNS) involvement is highly variable with intellectual deficit (ranging from mild to severe) being the most common manifestation. Other signs of CNS involvement include behavioral problems, nystagmus, tremor, ataxia, and convulsions.
Tyrosinemia type 2 is caused by mutations in the TAT gene (16q22.1) encoding tyrosine aminotransferase (TAT). The elevated levels of tyrosine caused by TAT deficiency appear to result in deposition of tyrosine crystals leading to an inflammatory response and the oculocutaneous findings. It has also been suggested that there is a correlation between the extent of the CNS involvement and the levels of tyrosine in the plasma.
Diagnosis is established on the basis of the clinical findings and detection of high levels of plasma and urinary tyrosine, and elevated levels of urinary tyrosine metabolites (such as 4-hydroxyphenylpyruvate, 4-hydroxyphenyllactate, 4-hydroxyphenylacetate and N-acetyltyrosine). TAT assays on liver biopsy samples are usually not necessary for diagnosis. Some patients with tyrosinemia type 2 may be identified through neonatal screening program studies.
As the ocular findings are often the initial manifestations of the disease, the pseudodendritic keratitis is often mistaken for herpes simplex keratitis (see this term).
Molecular genetic prenatal diagnosis has been reported in families in which the TAT mutation had already been identified.
Tyrosinemia type 2 is transmitted as an autosomal recessive trait
Management revolves around dietary restriction of phenylalanine and tyrosine. Oral retinoids may also be administered for treatment of the skin lesions.
The controlled diet results in lowering of plasma tyrosine levels and rapid resolution of the oculocutaneous manifestations. However, the extent to which this controlled diet prevents the CNS involvement is unclear.
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Traditionally, at least in practice, "humanists" have viewed nature and culture as separate spheres, while scientists have tended to view nature as a global milieu in which humans are immersed. The extent to which science has retained its humanism and to which philosophy has made a "post-human" turn presents new opportunities for rethinking the history of artistic and scientific practices as well as their potential futures. It is no accident that Gilles Deleuze and Félix Guattari have written about both "minor science" (characterized by hydraulic turbulence) and "minor literature" (characterized by Lucretian, tactical "swerves"), both of which produce previously unforeseen molecular objects, events, and molar recuperations.
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Editors Regnauld and Clinton would like to see the following types of submissions: a) new interpretations from art historians and historians of science; b) analyses of specific collisions between art and science disciplines; c) philosophical and theoretical (re)articulations of art and science in light of their mutual immersion(s); d) works and or manifestos from artists and scientists who have moved outside their original disciplines; e) descriptions or demonstrations from scientists and artists who have or are collaborating on research projects.
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There have been a lot of good ideas in high school wrestling in the state and a lot of bad ones (see sub-regional and recent sectionals for examples of bad ideas).
I'm not sure who came up with the PIAA Team Championships, but the decision to stage a dual meet event with the best teams in the state has to rank up there as one of the best.
There were some kinks to work out when the event was first staged in 1999. Upper Perkiomen was not a good opponent for Bald Eagle Area in the finals, as the 53-0 score would indicate.
Many teams weren't on board with it in its inception, but the the tournament has evolved and expanded into a goal for most great teams.
The Duals give teams a chance to prove on the mat how good they are. If only Division I college football had the same thing.
Bedford went into the Giant Center with the Off The Mat No. 1 ranking in Class AA, but Schuylkill Valley proved it was better in two frustratingly similar matches in the quarterfinals and consolation finals.
Reynolds went into it with the No. 2 ranking, but it was obviously head and shoulders better than anybody in Class AA, winning by 32, 36 and 24 points in three matches, including a 42-18 win over Shady Side Academy in the finals.
Everyone around here has marveled at how good Central Mountain is, and the Wildcats are very good, but they weren't better than fellow nationally ranked Northampton, which beat them twice, 31-27 in a controversial quarterfinal and 36-16 in the consolation finals.
Class AAA champion Central Dauphin certainly proved why it's undefeated, blowing away Connellsville, 53-15, in the quarterfinals, getting by Northampton, 31-22, in the semifinals and outlasting Cumberland Valley, 34-30, in a rematch of the District 3 finals.
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The 21st District 6 Hall of Fame class will be inducted over the next two weekends before the respective Class AA and AAA championship finals at the Altoona Fieldhouse.
The District 6 coaches pushed for state champions from the 1930s and 1940s to be inducted over the next couple years, so the District 6 Hall of Fame Committee has voted 12 in, making it the biggest class ever. Five of them will be inducted posthumously.
The class ranges from the first District 6 wrestler to claim a state title in State College's Charles Ridenour, who won in 1939, to Mount Union's Thad Stewart, who won the 126-pound state title in 1982.
The committee also voted in 1947 Philipsburg High School state champions Dick Bainey and Mike Comitz, Tyrone state champ John Dickson (1944), Lock Haven High School state champs Ed Draucker (1940) and Lee Deitrick (1961), Bald Eagle-Nittany state champ Adam Waltz (1962) and Bellefonte state champ Joe Masullo (1949).
Contributors Norman Palovscik and Bill Wilt will be inducted, as will 1958 Moshannon Valley graduate Vic Stanley, the current coach at LaSalle College High School in the Philadelphia Catholic League.
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Actress Angie Cepeda took her onscreen bow in the early 2000s; her most prominent assignment during that period was a role in acclaimed Peruvian director Francisco J. Lombardi's smash-hit sex comedy Pantaleon y las Visitadoras (2000). After several additional Spanish-language productions (including a number in Europe), Cepeda signed for the lead in Brian Cox's supernatural horror outing El Muerto, then acted for director Mike Newell with a small supporting role in his romantic drama Love in the Time of Cholera (2007).
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Oliver Stone has never been shy about ruffling feathers with his take on real-life events.
From "JFK" and "Nixon," to "Salvador" and "W," Stone has challenged the history taught in schoolbooks.
His latest project, "The Untold History of the United States," a 10-part series on the premium Showtime network, explores more facts he feels were suppressed, with new takes on the atomic bombing of Japan, the Cold War and the fall of communism.
To maintain accuracy throughout the series, Stone partnered with Peter Kuznick, a history professor at American University.
Kuznick is no stranger to Stone. The professor used Stone's films for years to provide perspective for his students. Both he and Stone feel history is often written with a happy ending.
Stone recently spoke about the issues he tackled in the series, the companion book, and his take on the scandal involving Gen. David Petraeus.
Q) What drives you to cover historical events with your own perspective?
A) This is a noble tradition. It goes back to when the Greeks did plays about ancient rulers. Shakespeare wrote numerous plays about history. Some of them were more accurate than others, there's no question.
Q) But you take the heat at times.
A) I've never, ever by my own standard of ethics violated the trust of my audience by saying something that I knew to be false. I may have made some mistakes but never did it on purpose. I've grown weary of defending myself. For this project we've had three fact checks. There's a book. Sourcing is included, footnotes. The facts are indisputable. The interpretation is disputable, but at least the facts are there.
Q) Why do people resist changes to the history we've learned?
A) We've told a coherent narrative that begins in 1900 and we've taken the darker view of the U.S. actions because I believe, in the U.S. textbooks that the kids study, things get sanitized. Instead of giving them some horror stories, we tell them everything works out well in the end. I believe that's why kids don't enjoy history. They don't like to study it because they know the ending and know it's going to be some sappy story the teacher tells them about how the U.S. does good in the end. We're saying, 'Let the juicy stuff out.' Some of it's pretty horrible.
Q) Can you give an example?
A) Few people know how strong the English empire was going into World War II. Franklin Roosevelt was suspicious of the English empire and he was trying to balance the Soviet interests with American interests as well as British interests. He didn't want to be taken for a ride and save England to have England recolonize the world, which is what they did.
Q) Truman didn't continue Roosevelt's work?
A) When Harry Truman became president it was a bit of an accident. It was an ugly story, we go into it where he became vice president on a party boss ticket and he inherited the presidency, he wasn't prepared for it. He didn't even know there was an atomic bomb being built. When he found out, he thought it was a terrific idea and he knew that he had the upper hand in his dealings with the world. He not only had the right arm of good and power, he had the bomb. That made all his decisions easier to make and I think it was a huge moment in our history.
Q) There's new history being written with the Gen. Petraeus scandal. What are your thoughts?
A) Frankly, it's not a big concern of mine. It's done. He's out. But it's sold again as a media-hyped narrative of a soap opera about a military hero, falling for a beautiful woman and being betrayed, and so forth. And he falls from stardom. Great story. The truth is that it's like a Shakespeare drama. Petraeus was never a hero. If the media had used the same investigative skills that they are using on this sordid sex affair, they would have found out that Petraeus was not what he seemed to be. He was not in combat. His genius in writing about counter-insurgency was to point out essentially that we use the journalists to control perception, because perception is more important than reality.


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The lights flickered from red to orange as instrumentalists strummed their electric guitars and banged on their drums at the start of "Fire," Ingrid Michaelson's opening song.
Indie singer and songwriter Ingrid Michaelson's performance was stellar at the 9:30 Club May 9. Using a variety of instruments ranging from the piano to the ukulele, Michaelson performed songs from her new album, "Human Again," in addition to older songs, or 'oldies,' as she calls them.
During her two hour long set, Michaelson's personality shined through with her quirky jokes and genuine facial expressions. She set the mood perfectly by smiling for happy, upbeat songs like "The Way I Am" and keeping a deep, thoughtful tone for more serious songs like "Ghost." Between songs, Michaelson kept the concert lively by dancing with the microphone stand and telling absurd and entertaining stories that made the audience roar with laughter.
"I smell toast. Does anyone else smell toast? Isn't that what you smell before you have a heart attack?" she said. "Well I'm either really hungry or I'm about to die."
Though she left out classics like "Maybe" or "You & I" during the main concert, she performed them wonderfully during the encore, making them worth the wait.
In keeping with the more intimate mood of the concert, during "You & I," all the backup singers and musicians came up together in the middle of the stage and put their arms around each other, singing along with Michaelson as she played the ukulele.
Michaelson's friendly manner with the audience made her likeable and easy to relate to. She seemed like someone anyone could be friends with, as opposed to a haughty celebrity with no time for her fans. The small and personal setting of the 9:30 Club made the concert feel less like a sold-out show and more like a coffeehouse act.
The intimacy of the 9:30 Club and Michaelson's casual and cheerful manner made the high-energy, well-executed concert even better. The audience responded with enthusiastic promises and cheers of agreement as she ended with a final question: "If I come back, will you come back?"


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Voisard Manufacturing in Manchester Township, York County, is hosting a job fair Wednesday.
The sheet metal fabrication company is looking for 20 new workers, including welders, painters and inspectors.
Company officials expect to hire immediately.
"We are looking for qualified individuals. We know there are qualified welders in the area. It is just hard to find them. They need to be able to read blue prints and it is hard to find individuals who have the qualifications we are looking for," Melissa Staub said.
The job fair is from 1 to 5 p.m. at the plant along Mia Brae Drive just off the Emigsville exit of Interstate 83.


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If there is one thing that Kelli Selden knows about it is perseverance. It is a trait she has learned well from her mother.
Selden and her doubles partner Carmen Whitehead battled through a lot of adversity on the tennis court Thursday by coming from a set down and four points down in the deciding tiebreaker to defeat Melody Brown and Ginger Victor 2-6, 6-4, 1-0 (11-9) in the women's 4.0 doubles semifinals of the Slaughter Roofing Cancer Tennis Tournament at the Centennial Tennis Courts.
However, it is nothing like the adversity that Kelli's mother Barb has battled over the last year-and-a-half. Barb was diagnosed with breast cancer on Feb. 22, 2012. She has gone through chemotherapy, but was able to complete her treatments last August and is doing much better now even though she's still on medication.
Last year, she was going through chemotherapy, so she wasn't even well enough to attend Kelli's tennis matches and Kelli really missed having her mother there to cheer her on.
So when times were tough on the court Thursday, all she had to do was look over in the stands at her mother to find the inspiration to persevere.
"As long as I've played tennis, she has hardly ever missed a match ever," Kelli said. "So, just kind of seeing her out on the court, it really is inspiring. Every time I get down, I think of her and it just kind of brings me back up. You can be stronger than this."
It was just as inspiring for Barb being able to be back out watching her daughter play.
"She blessed my heart," Barb said. "I have had so much fun this week. Last year I was doing chemotherapy so I couldn't make it to matches. So this year I am really having a lot of fun watching her — especially seeing her with her old teammate Carmen."
Kelli and Carmen were both high school teammates at Greeley West and played doubles together as freshmen. They are close friends who shared in the joy of seeing Barb back watching Kelli play and at the same time playing for such a worthy cause as the American Cancer Society, the beneficiary of the money raised.
They both have been touched by cancer in their lives. Whitehead's grandmother on her mother's side died of leukemia nearly seven years ago. She is also good friends with Kelly and Barb, so she also had plenty of inspiration out on the court.
"It is special for me in that regard, as well," Carmen said. "Not just for my family, but for anyone it is just fun to get out in play for a good cause. People like Kelly's mom are just so inspiring. It is just so great to have her. She is just such a great supporter of everyone else around her."
Barb said it was the strength of family that got her through what she calls "the journey." Not only did she have the support of her daughter but her husband David, who was her caregiver when she was sick.
"He is my rock," Barb said. "He is the one who helped me get my attitude positive and get me through."
The other day Barb sent Kelli a text telling her how much it blessed her heart to be able to watch Kelli play again at the tournament. Kelli responded by telling her mother how much she admired her mother's strength.
"It just touched my heart," Barb said. "I have a great family. I am very blessed."
Kelli has been involved with the American Cancer Society since she was in the third grade. Both of her grandmothers are cancer survivors and she had a grandfather who passed away of cancer seven years ago.
When her grandfather was diagnosed with cancer, she gave the money she was saving up to buy a scooter that she wanted to the American Cancer Society.
When the story on her selflessness got out the media, it started a drive for the American Cancer Society called the Kelli Fund.
"She thought by giving her money in her little cookie mountain that if she gave it to the American Cancer Society it would fix her grandpa," Barb said. "Her grandpa passed away seven years ago, but he was so touched by that."
It is one of the reasons that Kelli is so passionate about the work of the American Cancer Society and why playing in the tournament this year had such special meaning.
"This tournament just alone means a lot to us," Kelli said. "This is the first year I have actually got to play in it, so it means even more."
Slaughter Roofing Cancer Tennis Tournament
Monday's results
Men's 3.0 Singles – Quarterfinal Round
Steve Quackenbush def. Joey Erbacher 6-2; 6-3
Cody Erbacher def. Walter Boggs 6-4, 7-6 (8-6)
Men's 3.5 Singles – Quarterfinal Round
David Gipson def. Chuck Jones 6-3; 6-4
Chris Buhler def. Walter Uyemura 6-1; 6-3
Men's 4.0 Singles – Semifinal Round
Mark Oates def. Isaac Duran 6-4; 7-5
Men's 4.0 Doubles – Quarterfinal Round
Andy Hampson/Matthew Penhale def. Dan Erbacher/Lynn Young 6-3; 6-1
Jerry Green/Dan Johnson def. Brad Geist/Aaron Phillips 6-2; 6-1; 1-0 (10-4)
Andy Hiller/Bill Lacock def. Kyle Crews/Ryan Pace 6-1; 7-5
Women's 3.5 Doubles – Round of 16
Sarah Abeyta/Nicole Ballard def. Kristen Ebens/Debbie Rowe 5-7; 6-3; 1-0 (10-8)
Becky Buhler/Amanda Wagner def. Mia Clancy/Stephanie Hiett 6-1; 6-0
6.0 Mixed Doubles - Round Robin
David Sampson/Timothea Sampson def. Alison Ikenouye/Calvin Ikenouye 6-3; 4-6; 1-0 (10-3)
7.0 Mixed Doubles – Round of 16
Sandra Brown/Chuck Jones def. Amanda Bailey/Harold Bailey – Forfeit
Victoria Queen/Glen Royle def. David Sampson/Jennifer Shafer 6-4; 7-6, 1-0 (10-7)
Tuesday's results
Men's 4.0 singles – Semi Final Round
Mark Oates def. Troy Hebbeler 6-3; 6-4
Kyle Crews def. Andy Hiller 6-0; 6-1
Women's 3.0 Singles – Round Robin
Michelle Sheets def. Alexis Hoecher 5-7; 6-1; 1-0 (10-6)
Women's 4.0 Singles – Round of 16
Olivia Renfroe def. Nicole Anson 6-4; 6-3
Kelli Selden def. Victoria Queen 6-3; 6-1
Women's 4.0 Singles – Quarterfinal Round
Becky Buhler def. Olivia Renfroe 6-1; 6-1
Kelli Selden def. Amanda Wagner 6-3; 6-1
Andrea Brush def. Carmen Whitehead 6-1; 7-6 (7-5)
Katiana Uyemura def. Sarah Abeyta 6-2; 6-4
Women's 3.5 Doubles – Round of 16
Carolyn Gattis/Carolyn Prior def. Maggie Allen/Kim Wagner 5-7; 7-5; 1-0 (10-5)
Diane Holmberg/Alison Ikenouye def. Laurie Hamblen/Peggy Harms 6-3; 7-5
Women's 4.0 Doubles – Semifinal Round
De Ann George/Anice Young def. Bonita Hanner/Val Hecker 7-6; 7-6
Mixed 7.0 Doubles Round of 16
Dee Lee/Eldon Lee def. Grant Gattis/Melissa Gattis 6-4; 2-6; 1-0 (10-6)
Mixed 8.0 Doubles – Round of 16
José Lopez/Carmen Whitehead def. Bonita Hanner/Kent Mueller 7-6; 6-2
Andrea Brush/Bill Lacock def. Dave Curtis/Cheri Gipson 7-5; 4-6; 1-0 (10-6)
Paige Crews/Ryan Pace def. Val Hecker/Brian Smith 7-6; 1-6; 1-0 (10-4)
Wednesday's results
Men's 3.5 Doubles – Semifinal Round
Chris Buhler/Mark Buhler def. Walter Boggs/David Gipson 6-2; 6-3
Harold Bailey/Don Smith def. Phil Neville/Mike Carey 2-6; 6-2; 1-0 (10-7)
Women's 4.0 Singles – Semifinal Round
Andrea Brush def. Becky Buhler 7-6 (10-3); 6-2
Kelli Selden def. Katiana Uyemura 6-1; 6-1
Women's 3.5 Doubles –Quarterfinal Round
Sarah Abeyta/Nicole Ballard def. Carolyn Gattis/Carolyn Prior 6-1; 6-3
Laura Johnson /Sandi Selders def. Victoria Queen/Michelle Sheets 6-0; 6-4
Women's 4.0 Doubles – Semifinal Round
Mel Fernandez/Debi McPhee def. De Ann George/Anice Young 7-6; 6-7; 1-0 (10-8)
7.0 Mixed Doubles – Quarterfinal Round
Joseph Anderle/Anna Brown def. Larry Craig/Ginger Victor 7-5; 6-3
Dee Lee/Eldon Lee def. Sarah Brown/Chuck Jones 2-6; 6-4; 1-0 (10-4)
Becky Buhler/Mark Buhler def. Jerry Green/Barbara Moore 6-3; 6-2
8.0 Mixed Doubles – Quarterfinal Round
Samantha Penhale/Matthew Penhale def. Brad Geist/Jennifer McGrath 6-1; 6-3