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According to the Rangers post game notes Brandon Segal has been returned to the CT Whale…
"Brandon Segal has been assigned to the Connecticut Whale of the American Hockey League (AHL). Segal was credited with one blocked shot in 5:21 of ice time while making his Rangers debut in tonight's season opener at Boston."
…no surprise here, especially after Segal had a very quiet game last night which included a bad penalty. Never the best way to enamor yourself to Torts.
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Apple to produce line of Macs in the U.S.
NEW YORK -- Apple CEO Tim Cook says the company will produce one of its existing lines of Mac computers in the United States in 2013.
Cook made the comments in part of an interview taped for NBC's "Rock Center," but aired Thursday morning on "Today" and was posted on the network's website.
In a separate interview with Bloomberg Businessweek, he said the company will spend $100 million in 2013 to move production of the line to the U.S. from China.
"This doesn't mean that Apple will do it ourselves, but we'll be working with people and we'll be investing our money," Cook told Bloomberg.
A call to Apple Inc. for comment on the move was not immediately returned.
U.S. unemployment aid applications drop to 370,000
WASHINGTON -- The number of people seeking U.S. unemployment aid fell sharply last week as a temporary spike caused by Superstorm Sandy has faded. Weekly applications have fallen back to a level consistent with modest hiring.
The Labor Department said Thursday that new applications dropped by 25,000 last week to a seasonally adjusted 370,000.
Unemployment aid applications spiked a month ago after Sandy shuttered businesses in the Northeast. Applications jumped to 451,000 in the week ending Nov. 10. People can claim unemployment benefits if their workplaces are forced to close and they aren't paid.
Some analysts were encouraged by how quickly applications have returned to pre-storm levels.
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On Tuesday June 8 at 6:54 p.m., Robert Chiafulio, 36, of Rochelle Park was arrested on Prospect Street and charged with possession of CDS, possession of hypodermic needle or syringe with intent to use or sell and operation of a motor vehicle while in possession of CDS.
On Tuesday, June 8 at 7:45 p.m., Navin Chatlani, 23, of Carlstadt was arrested on Prospect Street and charged with possession of CDS, possession of hypodermic needles or syringes with intent to use or to sell, and possession of drug paraphernalia.
On Wednesday June 9 at 9:50 a.m., police received a report of the theft of flowers from a flower pot located next to the front door of a Springfield Avenue florist. Plants stolen included 25 orange Begonias, 6 Potato Vines and 3 Varigated Ivy plants.
On Wednesday June 9 at 2:30 p.m., Wilfrido Tlatelpa, 26, of Jersey City was arrested at Springfield Avenue for driving while suspended.
On Wednesday, June 9 at midnight, Nuno Ferreira, of North Arlington, was charged at Summit Police Headquarters with third degree forgery and theft by deception.
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New York, N.Y., November 20, 2002 … In response to yesterday's Manhattan Federal Court decision striking down the New York State Anti-Mask Law, the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) today called on the N.Y. State Legislature to enact a new law, responsive to the court's concerns, which would make it a misdemeanor to wear a mask in public when the intent is to "threaten or intimidate." "In order to enact a punishment for this type of activity without raising any First Amendment concerns regarding the right of freedom of speech, the Legislature should take this opportunity to enact a new anti-mask law, based on statutes upheld in Georgia and elsewhere, which make it a misdemeanor to wear a mask when the sole intent is to threaten or intimidate," said Abraham H. Foxman, ADL National Director, and Joel J. Levy, ADL New York Regional Director. "In light of the decision, it is important for the Legislature to send a message that racists and other haters who intend to threaten should not be allowed to hide behind a mask."
The Anti-Defamation League, founded in 1913, is the world's leading organization fighting anti-Semitism through programs and services that counteract hatred, prejudice and bigotry.
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Since 2003, Tom and his wife Mary Lou, from Santa Clarita, California, have volunteered at Manzanar National Historic Site. Tom has taken more than a thousand photos of key moments and milestones at Manzanar.
His photos have captured the restoration of the camp auditorium, reconstruction of Guard Tower #8, numerous archeological digs, and dozens of special programs and events including the annual Manzanar Pilgrimage.
In addition to recording the changing character of this site, Tom also volunteered to photograph the pre- and post-war works of Manzanar's master stonemason Ryozo Kado in Los Angeles.
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SMU offensive guard Josh LeRibeus was selected by the Washington Redskins with the eighth pick of the third round (71st overall) of the NFL Draft Friday evening.
This is the highest a Mustang has been drafted since the Death Penalty sanctions were enforced, as wide receiver Ron Morris and defensive tackle Jerry Ball were selected 54th by the Bears and 63rd by the Lions, respectively, in the 1987 draft.
"It feels amazing," LeRibeus said. "As soon as I got that call, my heart was pounding a million miles a minute. Even then I didn't know who it was. A guy said, 'Hey hold on.' I was like OK. It was the Bills pick, so I was like, I've never even talked to the Bills. Then he said, 'I'm gonna put you on with coach [Mike] Shanahan' and I was like, 'Oh my god, yes! We spoke briefly and he said, 'We're gonna take you,' and oh my god, I was ecstatic."
LeRibeus said he hadn't talked to the Redskins since the Combine and was told by his agent to "watch out for Kansas City."
But even though LeRibeus didn't know how interested Washington had been, June Jones did.
"I talked to Shanahan," Jones said. "He called specifically about Josh the day before the draft and we talked in great length about it."
Jones said the two discussed a couple other Mustangs, too, and wouldn't be surprised if the Redskins plucked a few more.
LeRibeus, who played in 36 games with 28 starts in his college career, will join former teammate Aldrick Robinson in Washington.
"We've been texting back and forth and he congratulated me and said he's looking forward to turning around another program," LeRibeus said.
At SMU Pro Day earlier this month, longtime NFL scout Gil Brandt had some positive things to say about LeRibeus.
"I was talking to Gil Brandt and he thinks Josh will be the guard that ends up playing in the league the fastest and longest of this draft, which says a lot," stated Jones at the time.
When LeRibeus was on the phone with Shanahan, he said his family was going nuts in the background.
"There wasn't a whole lot of talking, more screaming," LeRibeus said, laughing. "I was about to throw a water bottle at them. We were all ecstatic."
LeRibeus grew up a Texans fan because he's originally from Houston and his dad roots for them (his mom, on the other hand, is a Cowboys fan). Being drafted bodes well for the LeRibeus family, as the Redskins play the Cowboys in Dallas on Thanksgiving this year.
"It's so exciting," LeRibeus said of the serendipitous scheduling. "It's perfect."
Asked if he knows his new quarterback, Robert Griffin III, LeRibeus said he didn't, but the two do have something to bond over.
"The only thing we really have in common is that we both beat up on TCU last year, which was awesome," he said.
LeRibeus said the Redskins will likely play him at guard, but he's not sure which side. He has no preference and can play both.
"I just want to fill a role and I'm looking to compete for a job," he said.
He'll head to Washington next weekend for rookie minicamp and probably won't move up there permanently until later this summer. LeRibeus has never been to D.C. before and can't wait to get there.
LeRibeus has undergone quite the transformation. He once upon a time weighed 380 lbs. and lost 70 of those before his senior season began last fall. He's been able to stay focused and keep the weight off, which has been impressive to scouts.
LeRibeus, who stands at 6-foot-3, 318 lbs., is the fourth Mustang to be drafted in the last four years, joining current New Orleans Saint punter Thomas Morstead (2009), Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Emmanuel Sanders (2010) and Robinson (2011).
"It's all pretty cool," he said. "It's awesome. There's been a lot of hard work and this is a culmination of all of that."
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TRENTON — On eight separate mornings this summer, the Rev. Liz Congdon arrived at her church on Centre Street to run a Bible camp for local children and found the building vandalized.
"I would come in and find a rock and broken glass and discover a robbery each day," Congdon said last week.
The crime spree hit the First Baptist Church for two weeks in the middle of August, at the same time as a Bible camp for 116 students from South Trenton. Vandals repeatedly broke into the church on the 100 block of Centre Street and stole almost everything they could get their hands on, said Mary Mild, chairwoman of the board of deacons.
"They took our new office computer, they took a couple of old computers that were used in ESL classes, they took large screen TVs, they took the communion silver tray," Mild said. "The last thing they took was our copper piping that left a flood in the kitchen. That was no fun."
After the pipes were stolen, the church installed a security system and had no further burglaries, Congdon said.
While the church has been broken into about once a year since she arrived four years ago, the number of break-ins during the Bible camp was disheartening, she said.
"It is discouraging, but on the other side, here I was with the neighborhood kids. And someone was stealing from us, but here we were having a wonderful time with the kids," Congdon said.
A month before the burglaries at First Baptist, thieves cut a hole in the garage of Anchor House three blocks away and stole nearly $2,000 worth of equipment used during the charity's Ride For Runaways. They took folding chairs, canopy tents, bike pumps, and cans of Gatorade powder mix, police said.
Congdon said she does not think neighborhood residents are committing the thefts.
"The people from the neighborhood are really good people, so I don't know who's doing this," she said.
Despite the burglaries, Congdon said she has no plans to move her congregation out of Trenton.
"The church has been there 207 years, and several of our colleagues and other churches have moved out of Trenton, but we feel this is our ministry," she said.
The small church, with only about 100 members, offers ESL classes and helps about 100 refugees from more than 15 countries, Mild said.
"On any Sunday morning, there's always someone interesting to talk to," she said.
Congdon said she will ask for donations to replace the stolen items.
"We're slowly replacing things that we have to," Congdon said.
The church serves as a satellite location of the Trenton Area Soup Kitchen, which serves free meals three nights a week. The church also had a clothing closet that was wiped out during the burglaries, Congdon said.
"If they'd have knocked on the door we would have given them the clothing and the food," she said.
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More bad news for Michael Jackson and his already sagging career: MTV and VH1, the two music video channels owned by Viacom, have pulled Jackson's latest video, "They Don't Care About Us," from their playlists because of lingering concerns it is anti-Semitic. Jackson took heat last year when his Epic album HIstory came out and "They Don't Care About Us" turned out to contain the lyrics "Jew me" and "kike me." The singer apologized and rerecorded the words "do me" and "strike me" in their place. But when Jackson made the video in February, with Spike Lee directing, the phrases used included a muffled "chew me" and "hike me." The videos—there were actually two versions, one with more violent scenes than the other—both aired, but were pulled two weeks ago. MTV spokeswoman Carol Robinson tells me that while Jackson and Lee apparently did not return to the original phrases, "there remains the perception that the tone of the song is anti-Semitic, and as a result we are no longer airing it." Jackson's rep, Bob Jones, says the singer "is not a racist, as evidenced by his many endeavors on behalf of people of all religions." An Epic rep agreed, registering disappointment with MTV's and VH1's actions....
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Adam Swift of MMA Payout has the latest on the discussions between the UFC and CBS on the potential of airing a live event on the network.
According to some sources that Swift has spoken to, there's a large chance that talks may have fallen apart completely:
For whatever it's worth, based on conversations between MMA Payout and multiple sources within the industry, there seems to be a growing belief that the UFC-CBS deal has stalled or fallen apart altogether. At the very least there seems to be an emerging consensus that the deal won't be in place in time for UFC 81 as has been rumored.
I never really understood why so many people were saying that UFC 81 had a great chance of being on CBS. The original press release for UFC 81 that was issued directly after the company announced Brock Lesnar's debut against Frank Mir already stated that the event was going to be on PPV. Can that type of deal with a PPV carrier be easily changed? I'm not sure.
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The lure of traditional high school football powers Lowell and Muskegon was irrestible for voters in this week's MLive.com poll.
With a record number of 2,640 votes cast, the Round 2 matchup in Division 2 playoff action at 7 p.m. Friday was selected as MLive.com's Game of the Week.
MLive.com will have live updates, game stories from both the Grand Rapids Press and Muskegon Chronicle, photos, video highlights and more from the game.
Lowell, the No. 1-ranked team in The Associated Press' most recent Division 2 poll, is the darling of the matchup. The Red Arrows won state championships in Division 3 in 2004 and Division 2 in 2002 under coach Noel Dean.
Muskegon, ranked No. 4 in the D2 AP poll, has won state titles in 1986, 1989, 2004, 2006 and 2008. The Big Reds knocked Lowell out of the playoffs in the quarterfinals last season with a convincing 49-14 victory.
This season, Lowell suffered its only loss, 27-6, to O-K Conference rival East Grand Rapids in Week 8. East Grand Rapids is the No. 1-ranked team in the Divison 3 AP poll.
The Red Arrows (9-1) rebounded with a 54-14 win over Grand Rapids Northview in the regular season finale and then polished off St. Johns, 42-3, in the playoff opener. Lowell has outscored its foes 422-94 this season.
Muskegon lost key offensive personnel from its 2008 championship team and has posted a 7-3 record. The Big Reds' last loss came in Week 6, 16-13, to Rockford (the No. 1-ranked Division 1 team).
The Big Reds defeated Grand Rapids Kenowa Kills, 15-6, in the playoff opener and have outcored their opponents 271-145 this season.
The Lowell-Muskegon matchup drew 733 of 28 percent of the vote in the MLive.com poll.
The Grand Haven at Rockford D1 matchup came in second with 555 or 21 percent of the vote.
Other games were Mt. Pleasant at Linden (19 percent), Ann Arbor Pioneer at Canton (12 percent), Muskegon Catholic Central at Climax-Scotts (11 percent) and Romeo at Clarkston (10 percent).


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Nuzman wins 5th term as Brazil's Olympic chief
SAO PAULO -- Carlos Nuzman, who helped bring the Summer Games to Rio de Janeiro, has been re-elected to his fifth straight term as president of the Brazilian Olympic Committee, saying he will put Brazil in the top 10 in the medal count in 2016.
Nuzman, the only candidate, was re-elected 30-1 Friday in Rio de Janeiro. The only confederation that opposed him was the Brazilian Ice Sports confederation, whose president has been in a feud with the committee in recent years.
The soccer and sailing federations were not present to vote.
Nuzman's re-election comes amid increased criticism by politicians, sports analysts and the media in Brazil, which have been accusing him of wrongdoing and saying he has been in power for too long. At the end of his new four-year term in 2016, Nuzman will have completed 21 years at the head of the committee.
Nuzman, 70, also is president of the organizing committee for the 2016 Olympics.
"I'm completely focused on delivering great games and securing Brazil among the top 10 medal winners in 2016," Nuzman said. "This is a mission for the country, which will be accomplished along with the federal, state and city governments, as well as with the confederations and all of those who love sports."
Brazil won a record of 17 medals at the London Games, but it was only two more than it did in 1996 in Atlanta. The country won three golds in each of the past two Olympics, the same amount it won in Atlanta, which have prompted critics to say Nuzman failed to significantly improve Brazil's performance.


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|RP delays action on Clean Power plan again
Council to hear more from SCP at June 25 meeting
The group called Sonoma Clean Power (SCP) came back to Rohnert Park's City Council Tuesday night, June 11, to gain the council's vote to join their campaign. But it appears SCP is still in for a struggle to win over the council.
SCP's campaign is based on the premise savings for PG&E customers could be achieved by having cities enrolled with them. They'd use alternative sources of energy that PG&E would have to buy, lowering utility bills by about two percent. Some county cities have enrolled, others have not and a few, like RP, are still undecided.
A staff report from City Manager Gabe Gonzalez noted, "Staff is aware that in previous presentations by the SCP, city council has raised a number of questions related to this item. It is the city's practice to perform its own analysis of proposed policy matters."
He also estimated legal costs of doing so would be $2,500 to $5,000 and "due to our budgetary constraints, staff does not want to incur costs until so directed by the city council."
A delegation from Climate Protection Campaign, including manager Woody Hastings was on hand to back SCP.
Also speaking in favor was RP resident John Haig, who owns a small business in Sonoma Mountain Village. He told the council, "I feel this is right for the city. It gives citizens an opportunity to be educated about utility rates."
Councilman Amy Ahanotu said, "I'm in favor of it, for it's in the best interest of the city."
Councilman Jake Mackenzie said, "Our citizens should have the opportunity to participate. I know Marin County has a successful record with clean power."
Gina Belforte said, "I still have a lot of questions and if I get answers than I'll be more agreeable with the city manager."
Vice-Mayor Joe Callinan noted, "It's a clear-cut proposition, but I don't think the city council's in the best position to take this on. I can tell you there have been no citizens beating on my door telling me to take this on."
Mayor Pam Stafford said, "I don't see us taking this on, for SCP has not answered all our questions."
The council took a vote on whether or not to seek more answers at their June 25 meeting. The result was 4-1, with Callinan the only dissenter. He's still against the SCP proposal, but will listen to what SCP will have to say in two weeks.


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RADNOR, PA - November 14, 2011 - Airgas, Inc. (NYSE: ARG), and its Advanced Fabrication Technologies group are discussing the enhanced Airgas Welding and Cutting Process Survey at FABTECH 2011, North America's largest metal forming, fabricating, welding and finishing event, Monday, November 14th through Thursday, November 17th at McCormick Place, Chicago, IL. The Airgas survey uses quantitative and qualitative tools to help metal fabricators objectively evaluate their cutting and welding operations with the goal of increasing efficiency, quality, and profitability.
"We have three simple questions we usually ask metal fabricators," said Robert Tessier, Airgas director - advanced fabrication technologies. "First, 'Is your welding or cutting process costing you more than it should?' Second, 'Are you wasting resources?' And third, 'Are you really meeting your customers' specifications?' Most fabricators are too busy to take a step back to consider these issues, or they don't have the analytical tools or expertise to arrive at the objective answers."
According to Tessier, the Airgas Welding and Cutting Process Survey begins with a quick efficiency analysis and then, based on those results, a comprehensive process survey.
"We measure and quantify data from current processes and compare it to the customer's goals and objectives," Tessier continued. "Bottom-line goals are usually increasing profitability, which translates into improving efficiency and lowering costs, and to be more competitive, which means improving output quality. We provide the plan and make recommendations to make that happen."
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Mount Pleasant Market
What: Buy fresh local vegetables, fruits, seafood, flowers, baked and canned goods, fresh-cooked meals, and snacks. Weekly events also include live music and children's activities.
When: 3:30-7 p.m. Tuesdays
Where: Mount Pleasant Farmers Market Pavilion, Coleman Blvd. and Simmons St.
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Indaco Anniversary
What: Indaco will celebrate its one-year anniversary with a special prix fixe menu, half-off bottles of wine and an all-night happy hour.
When: 5-10 p.m.
Where: Indaco, 526 King St., downtown Charleston
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Viewing Party
What: Palmetto Medical Initiative (PMI) had John Barnhart, Emmy-award winning cinematographer, and David Smith on its trip to Uganda in May, and the two have created short films for PMI and the College of Hope, to be aired at tonight's viewing party. www.palmettomedical.org
when: 5:30-7:30 p.m.
Where: 39 Rue De Jean, 39 John St., downtown Charleston
price: Free
more info: Click here.
Recreation Skating
What: The Hampton Park loop will be closed to motor vehicle traffic to allow people to skate, bike, jog or walk around the loop.
When: 6-8 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays
Where: Hampton Park, 30 Mary Murray Drive, downtown
More Info: Click here.
Yoga Under The Oaks
What: A yoga class from a certified instructor will be from 6-7 p.m., followed by a happy hour from Coastal Crust, with food and beverages available for purchase. All proceeds benefit Charles Towne Landing State Park and in case of rain, yoga will be moved to Founders Hall.
When: 6-8 p.m.
Where: Legare Waring House, Charles Towne Landing State Historic Site, 1500 Old Towne Road, Charleston
Price: $10
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Pride: An Evening of Short Films
what: As part of the celebration of Charleston Pride 2014, the following selection of LGBT short films will be viewed: "A Last Farewell," "Barrio Boy," "Change Over Time," "Deflated," "Genderbusters," "Goodnight My Love," "How Do You Know?," "Lit," "One Night Stand," "Pepper" and "Transparent."
when: 7 p.m.
Where: Greater Park Circle Film Society, 4820 Jenkins Ave., North Charleston
price: $5 general admission; prices vary for society members
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UNITAR Holds "Training of Trainers" on Climate Change Workshop
8 June 2012: The UN Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR) has concluded a three-day "training of trainers" workshop, which was organized to provide climate change professionals with the skills and confidence they need to train others on climate change issues.
The purpose of the workshop, which was held from 6-8 June 2012, in New York, US, was to build or enhance the capacity of the climate change professionals to effectively communicate and deliver training on climate change. The workshop included training on issues such as: identifying personal learning styles; tailoring training presentations and instructive exercises; enhancing and assessing the effectiveness of presentations; and providing feedback and discussing lessons learned. The trainers and trainees involved in the workshop will continue the circle and network opened at the workshop, in order to provide continuous support when delivering training. [UNITAR Press Release]


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LUBBOCK - So this is how it looks so far for Texas Tech - lots of fireworks from Andre Emmett, occasional defense and lots of early rustiness.
If only for a half, Tech head basketball coach Bob Knight called it a disappointment. It wasn't until the second half that Knight's Red Raiders put together enough consistency and firepower to pull away late in a 92-81 exhibition victory Thursday night against EA Sports.
The game - Tech's first exhibition of the season - came after more than three weeks of practice in Knight's second season on the job. Emmett led both teams with 26 points and 11 rebounds, including 19 points and five rebounds after halftime.
"I made the comment at halftime that we didn't need to have practiced to have played like this," Knight said. "We just wasted a lot of time from the standpoint of what we worked on in practice and what we've tried to get done in practice."
The halftime laundry list included early foul trouble for Robert Tomaszek, lackadaisical defense and a 50-41 deficit. Tech scored on three straight possessions only once before halftime, having failed to find much of a rhythm while several new players made their Tech debuts. By halftime, Tech had recorded nine turnovers and just seven free-throw attempts against an EA Sports team comprising several former college veterans.
Among other things, Tomaszek, the junior college transfer, had collected more fouls (four) than minutes played (three). He finished with five in five minutes.
Fellow Polish post Pawel Storozynski started the game but committed three turnovers in 10 minutes before drawing Knight's scorn with a behind-the-back crossover move on the break with about 10 minutes left in the second half.
Storozynski was immediately pulled from the game right afterward and didn't return.
Tech then finished the game with a second-half lineup featuring senior guard Will Chavis, senior forward Kasib Powell, Emmett, senior Nick Valdez and junior guard Mike Marshall.
True freshman Josh Washington also played regularly after halftime when Knight decided to junk the liberal substitutions.
Before halftime, five new players would come off the bench every five minutes in an effort to evaluate players. After halftime, Knight used more of a regular substitution pattern as Tech made a drive to pull away at the end. The Raiders went on a 17-6 run to close the game.
"We had what I think was a really good situation for us I think in terms of trying to come from behind," Knight said. "Instead of continuing to play with alternating groups, we made up our minds at the half that what we'd try to do is see if we could put a unit together that could go out and get us the lead in the second half."
Tech hit 18 of 29 shots (62.1 percent) after halftime and held EA Sports to 12-for-31 shooting (38.7 percent).
Chavis and Powell added 13 points apiece to complement Emmett, whose second-half binge included a nifty shot fake on the perimeter, drive to the basket and a layup underneath.
The moves drew the oohs and aahs of the crowd at United Spirit Arena as Tech took the lead at 60-59.
An estimated crowd of 6,000 witnessed the game and made most of its noise after halftime.
"That Andre Emmett is a really good player," EA Sports coach Pete Cassidy said.
"He takes the game over when he wants to."
Tech's next and last exhibition game comes Thursday at home in an 8:15 p.m. game against Athletes First. Twelve players suited up for Tech Thursday night, not including freshman guards Tanner Ogden and LucQuente White, who sat on the bench in street clothes under an apparent plan to redshirt this year.
Tech's regular-season opener is Nov. 22 at home against North Carolina-Wilmington.
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While God is not often overtly mentioned in Nightmares Edge, He is clearly the center of the characters worlds. The plot is a captivating one, whether the reader has read its predecessors or not. The story is a unique blend of God, music, technology, and action, which are expertly combined into a masterpiece the reader will find engrossing.
The characters themselves are well developed, and each goes through growth as the story progresses. There is a character who often references popular movies, which comes across as slightly unprofessional and throws off the mood, though it might have been an attempt to make the story more realistic by relating it to pieces of culture the reader will recognize. However, as the reader gets used to this and begins to accept it as part of the character, it becomes less disruptive. The characters in general are realistic, and incur the proper responses from the reader. The characters the reader should love are lovable, whereas the characters the reader should loathe and fear fulfill expectations as well. There are a few characters on whom it is hard to form an opinion until the end, and that is also how it should be.
The writing itself is not always neat and clear, but the concepts themselves are so captivating that the occasional weak writing is not a hindrance to enjoying the overall story. I would especially recommend this book for Christian teenagers looking for a clean but intense fantasy book. Rebekah R. Blomenberg, www.ChristianBookPreviews.com
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Jill WilliamsonOregonAge: 25-34Gender: female4 Stars Out Of 5May 20, 2009Jill WilliamsonOregonAge: 25-34Gender: femaleBook three in the Echoes from the Edge series begins with Nathan and Cerulean exploring the dream world in search for Jack and Ceruleans supplicant. But the dream world is a dangerous place for a human. Nathan finds Kelly there and is compelled to answer her pleas for help, despite Ceruleans insistence that she is not the real Kelly. This sets the story into a non-stop adventure with our heroes moving back and forth between Red Earth, Blue Earth, Yellow Earth, the world between worlds, and the dream world. They have very little time to find Nathans father, find the real Kelly who got lost in the dream world, find Ceruleans supplicant, and play the giant violin again before the three worlds are forever destroyed. Can Nathan do all this and remove the stone of judgment from his heart and truly love?Wow. I have now read all three Echoes from the Edge books and my brain is still a bit sore. While they left me fully entertained in awe and wonder, I still dont grasp how everything in this multi-dimensional fantasy world works. Were Patar and the supplicants angels and the others demons? Maybe they were beings of Davis own creation? Still, the imagery Davis created was beautiful and haunting. His characters each needed to face their own fears and trust that God would take care of them. This was the message I most enjoyed. That true love is more that a physical, emotional feeling. True love is sacrifice and forgiveness. They joy this kind of love brings to a life is music indeed. Recommended.
MJ4 Stars Out Of 5May 11, 2009MJIn complete honesty, I liked the other books in this trilogy better, but I still enjoyed this one overall. On the low points, I felt this one dragged a bit, until the last one hundred pages or so, which seemed to absolute fly by. the other point was that I felt confused through parts of the book trying to remember features and events that had happened to the characters previously in the other two books.Overall, the series is an incredible use of imagination and imagery. It takes you into a realm of reality that is different from anything a reader has experienced before, and then through out in bits and pieces, the reader is offered a deeper meaning to the entire story. It is creative and leaves one open to ask the right kinds of questions to learn about the ultimate adventure.I definitely suggest reading the series in order. If you attempt to just read this book, you will be quite lost.
Modeltrainman5 Stars Out Of 5May 1, 2009ModeltrainmanNightmare's Edge is the third book in the Echoes From the Edge series by Bryan Davis,(author of the beloved fantasy series Dragons in our Midst) This book is an exciting mix of love, classical music, otherworldly tech, and solid Christian values! Five stars.
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Interstate 35E and Main Street in Lewisville was closed almost an hour ago due to a police incident causing serious delays for those on the road.
Captian Jay Powell of the Lewisville Police Department said they were dealing with a person hanging over the railing of the Main Street overpass.
The man, who was not identified, is in custody and the roads should open soon, Powell said.
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|Women, Men, Girls, Boys
This pattern was born out of an attempt to size down my Cat and Kitten mittens. I tried to keep the main motive as close to the original as possible, but ended up with a completely different pattern, which I think is quite cool. Hope you like it too! Plus, I charted it in two width (60 and 64), with a different-sized thumbs, - just pick the size you need.
Please, know your gauge before you start; it only takes a few minutes to make a swatch, but saves you lots of time and nerves!
This pattern was beautifully knitted by:Mabe58, Mitt, and Lydiacox.
30 X 35 = 10 cm. in stranded colorwork.


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Ghanaian super producer Coptic delivered a Christmas present over the holidays in the form of the 2nd instalment of his Rising Stars of GH mixtape series. As we have come to expect from the US based producer, the production is top quality and the project features some heavy hitters such as Young Dro, Tek of Smif N Wessun and Havoc of Mobb Deep who all appear alongside Ghanaian emcees.
You can watch the first video off the project below called 'Fresha':
If you love hip hop you shouldn't need any more encouragement to add this to your collection. Hats off to Coptic for building those bridges.
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Mom Selling Baby Naming Rights on eBaytoddler-times
Another out-of-work pregnant woman, another auction on eBay in the hopes that some mega corporation would love to see little Pepsi-Cola Wal-Mart Drummond running around Arkansas.
Do I feel sorry for his desperate mother? I'm trying.
Oh, I'm trying. Lavonne Drummond already has six kids and says the cost of childcare for them keeps her from getting a job.
Her husband is military – stationed in Virginia – and he helps support the family on his naval salary (which I can report probably isn't much – it all depends on his rank, but the military is not known as a particularly generous employer). In her eBay Q&A, she says he's flown the coop although the Fox News article skips out that crucial detail. But with Lavonne and the kids living states away from him, Mr. Drummond would likely not receive the military housing allowance that's factored in as part of Navy pay for her residence (as they're already paying for his in Virginia).
It's Lavonne's sister who pays all her bills – literally all of them (rent, phone, water and gas). Lavonne told Fox News there are no jobs that will support a family of her size. So that totally calls for bringing another one into the brood, right? Any jobs out there in this economy that support seven kids? Anyone?
Yes, hindsight is 20/20 and all that, but let's throw the OctoMom argument at Ms. Drummond. If you're broke, you shut down the babymaking factory and make things work until you can get out from under your bills. THEN you try for baby number seven. You don't saddle your kid with a name that will get his butt kicked seven ways to Sunday every time he steps on the playground just because you couldn't handle money.
Lavonne's response to that, by the way: " i will honor the name chosen, but i pray that the winning bidder has a big heart and not get to eccentric."
Or maybe this doesn't matter at all. When bidders asked her to provide proof that she's actually pregnant, Lavonne Drummond demurred claiming "a woman's vanity" is keeping her from putting up a picture of her pregnant self. Too embarrassed to be seen with a big belly, but not worried that your kid will be embarrassed by his name? What a mother.
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A South Philadelphia phlebotomist's blood is boiling after the fake flowers he tied down with barbed wire were stolen from the front of his house yet again - something that's happened repeatedly in the last several years.
And his refusal to remain a wallflower led him to turn over surveillance footage of the thief to police.
"It's not the crime of the century, but it's the principle of the thing," said victim Ronald Addes.
The video from the surveillance camera of Addes' neighbor shows a woman standing on her toes, plucking out the 14 plastic petals one by one, from the front of the house on 10th Street near Jackson Street, and placing them in her bag around 2 a.m. March 21.


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- Directed by John Berry
===Story=== It's easy to get hooked by ''Claudine'', a lean, funny, Nixon-era movie about a romance nearly undone by a patronizing welfare system. Diahann Carroll stars as Claudine, single mother of six children in Harlem and a maid working for under-the-table wages. Forever worried that her white caseworker will discover her meager, outside income (thus eliminating meager government benefits), Claudine further complicates her domestic situation by falling in love with Roop (James Earl Jones). An affable Romeo and absent but financially supportive father of several kids, Roop by his presence jeopardizes Claudine's official status as a mom without means. The couple's decision to go forward results in welfare backlash, personal humiliation, family strain, and corrosive behavior. A sharp script layers the personal story within a socially conscious treatment, while Jones and Carroll's special chemistry turns the characters into fully rounded people. John Berry (''From This Day Forward''), an interesting if forgotten director, brings a clipped vitality to this urban affair. ''--Tom Keogh''
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This week's Throwback Thursday's goes out to our homie and good friend Malcolm Watson. Malcolm is such a clam collective human being with the passion of one thing which is skateboarding. The skating ii this video gets me amp to try the manual tricks Malcolm did it. The thing you can't take away from Malcolm is his ability to make his tricks look effortless with style. – S.M.
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Tip Tuesday: "UNITY"Posted by Spanish Mike | Uncategorized | No Comments
This week's Tip Tuesday goes out to one of the greatest days on this earth for skateboarders. Go skateboarding day is not only a holiday for us but a day for to unite and become one. I felt so much "UNITY" in one place that day and just had to take this moment in. – S.M.
CCS HYPE: Luis Tolentino Ollies 21 BoardsPosted by Spanish Mike | Hype | No Comments
CCS held the longest ollie contest on go skateboarding day last week. Luis takes first on one of the greatest days in skateboarding. – S.M.
This week's Music Mondays has a mix to it. Two amazing artist, two amazing songs, mix into one. The feeling when I listen to this track just puts me into the most amazing mood because how historic these 2 icons were. The impact they left behind will always live on forever. – S.M.
Slay Sundays: Serge MurphyPosted by Spanish Mike | Uncategorized | No Comments
This weekends Slay Sundays goes out to the one, the only, Serge Murphy. Serge is seriously a ball of laughter with talent. When I first met him I knew he was capable to do anything. Now enjoy some Slaying. – S.M.
Skateboarders are unique as soon they take there first step on a skateboard. What i realize over time is that each skateboarder makes a difference in there own way. This weekends interview I give you Brad Cromer who i feel like has made an impact in his own way that other skaters can relate to. The way he just does things on a skateboard are like no other and can not be repeated. Read on and enjoy on what Brad has to say. – S.M.
1. Who is pang? See question 2.
2. What is this Lo-Fi video about?
Well this Lo-Fi video is about everything I'd like to see in a skate video. It's all vx video edited by me and filmed by my main man pang. I basically want to see if i can handle putting together a legit video that can be watched the whole through short, sweet, good music, good skateboarding, etc.
3. Where are currently at right now?
I'm in Lowell Mass for right now?
4. When does Lo-Fi come out?
I'm aiming for late august early september, but you know how that goes.
5. Why is New York your favorite city?
I just like that theres so many options. It's super diverse. All kinds of spots and all kinds of skates. Theres just always something to be doing weather your skateboarding or not. It's basically the same reasons every other skateboarder likes New York City.
6. How do you make everything look so easy when you skate? well…………….. yeah i cant answer that.
Photo Friday: Dave BachinskyPosted by Manny | Photo Friday | No Comments
This weeks Photo Friday goes to a photo I posted on my Instagram while I was home but the photo is too good not to post again! Dave Bachinsky is known to destroy 4 foot ramp, now imagine a 15 foot up hill mellow slide?! Ollie out front disaster….FOCUS.
HYPE: Western Edition In Puerto RicoPosted by Spanish Mike | Hype | No Comments
Western Edition took a little vacation in Puerto Rico and made a little montage out of it. Enjoy footage from Brad Johnson, Jabari Pendleton, and Capps. – S.M.
Go skateboarding day 2011 brought to you by your favorite crews. RIPNDIP and Sk8rat come together and give you what went on go skateboarding day through there eyes. – S.M.
These last few parts are what having fun with your friends are about. The black diamond park, a dope porch mission, and ending things off the right way with a whitehall session. – S.M.


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We have lost one of us. Warren Farmer, one of our treasured glassblowers, passed away last week. We feel Warren's absence deeply and tacitly yearn to honor his life. How do we seek a requiem, an elegy to one of our finest, one that fits exactly...Warren? In that spirit, this is what I know and have learned. Warren was 30, an accomplished glassblower. He was a rock climber, a photographer, an artist, a son, a brother, a great friend to Rich, to Laura, and many more. He had a quiet, strong presence, a great work ethic, a sense of humor, a twinkle in his eye.
This is for Warren...a collective prayer to his life...from every single one of us at glassybaby.


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I forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to wake up, looking at the time and think just one more hour of sleep, I can handle one more hour of sleep, I don't necessarily need to get up right now and I can push back all that I do in the morning until later in the day, finding all the excuses that I can to justify why I should have one more hour of sleep, while doing this knowing that I am compromising myself in/as my time and routine in what has been effective for me and having thoughts come up as well - behind the just one more thoughts and excuses, of feeling guilty for allowing myself to sleep just one more hour due to giving up my time for more sleep
I forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to feel guilty for giving up my time for more sleep and in this feeling guilty for allowing myself to sleep another hour live through the rest of my day in anger because of the guilt, repeatedly beating up on myself for allowing myself to sleep more - as if beating up on myself is going to solve the guilt, in this I forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to not stop the guilt that I was creating for allowing myself to sleep more through being here with me in breath stabilizing myself in breath, forgiving myself for feeling guilty allowing myself to stop the constant living in the past in attempts to redeem myself from the guilt for allowing myself to sleep more than normal
I forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to turn just one more into just one more, further and further using as much time and resources as possible so that I can extend this one more into as long as I can or as much as I can to continue to experience I have created only having myself repeat the same process over and over and over again, not allowing myself to learn through stopping in fact, to expand through stopping
I forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to wake up feeling tired, look at the clock and allow myself to sleep a few more minutes, in this waking up after the few more minutes and allowing myself to sleep a few more minutes repeating this process until I have no more time to sleep and I HAVE to get up and start my day - compromising myself in getting myself prepared for work, eating properly before work, testing blood and injecting insulin, making a lunch, all of which requires time - time that I have used up sleeping, in this allowing myself to rush in getting prepared for work in the morning, not giving myself the time to give myself quality - in this I forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to purposely sabotage myself in not getting up when I must get up in order to give myself quality in that which I do in the morning, causing myself to allow myself to backchat about that which I have missed doing in the morning - which I will have to do when I get home from work, causing myself to backchat with hate towards myself for allowing myself to compromise myself through allowing myself to push the limits of the `just one more minute of sleep`
I forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to watch just one more episode of a television series that I have been interested in, avoiding taking responsibility for bringing myself back here in breath and facing myself, in this I forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to use the just one more point in ways that I allow myself to further avoid facing myself in who I am in the moment and what I must do other than watching television,
I forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to not recognize that just one more is a flag point for me and that it isn't just one more, it is allowing myself to continue the ride within/as the experience of/as sleeping or watching tv or playing on the internet, allowing myself to further create an experience of myself that is not real as it is not me here in breath - in which I participate in just one more in order to avoid facing myself, in order to avoid stopping the self-interested ride and take responsibility for myself in doing that which must be done by me in order to move myself within doing what is best for me through taking responsibility for myself in doing my responsibilities, in cleaning up my mess of a life, which allowing myself to participate in `just one more` does not assist and support in doing, thus I commit myself to flag the point of just one more and not allow myself to go into just one more, taking a breath in that moment when/as I think just one more, looking at the experience that I created and stopping the experience in one breath and in that one breath re-directing myself in taking responsibility in cleaning up my mess of a life and self, changing self into that which supports what is best for all life, changing self into life in fact.
I forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to not be here in all that I participate in, giving myself all of myself in applying myself fully in that which I participate in, but to allow myself to go into the roller coaster of experience of what I am participating in, in this allowing myself to push for more experience if the experience is `happy` or positive causing myself to in that moment create the opposite effect in negativity through allowing the positivity in that moment - in this I forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to not give myself the courage to stop thoughts and experiences while here on Earth and live here with myself in breath, live here with myself in each breath - breathing in each moment, giving myself to myself entirely through the application of being diligent in forgiving myself for not allowing myself to be here with me in every moment but within experience of that which I am participating in. In this I commit myself to continue applying forgiveness until I have given all of myself to myself in each moment, where I stay stable in breath and direct myself in each moment in breath, giving the entirety of myself to myself, stopping myself from separating myself in thoughts/emotions/beliefs/ideas/experiences etc.
I forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to not see/understand/realize that allowing myself just one more is a massive point of abuse within myself that leads to allowance of all abuse, because as I allow one more point within myself I allow many more points of abuse, such as the point of watching another episode of television, not taking responsibility for myself - I allow many more points such as that which is not putting a complete end to/as the abuse that is existent here on this Earth, and as I allow one more I allow the abuse to again snowball into an inner and outer hell where I lose myself within as I have accepted and allowed just one more, in this I forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to not put a complete end to all abuse through putting a complete stop to the thoughts that are in separation of myself here in life, and that when/as allowing one thought to direct me I allow inevitably allow another thought to direct me which snowballs into/as separation of myself here as life, in this I commit myself to get to the point in me wherein I never again allow thoughts to direct me and that I am the single point within myself that cause direction of myself, directing myself as life in/as what is best for all in every moment through transforming my direction from within thought in/as separation of myself as life, into myself as life inevitably supporting myself as life.
I forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to not take self-directive responsibility for myself through allowing myself to place my direction within the thoughts of having just one more, making justifications and excuses as to why I should not be here in breath directing myself and why I should participate just one more time in/as the separation of myself here as life, instead of stopping in that moment the justifications and excuses as why I should not take a breath and stop everything in that moment, bringing everything that is here back to myself in one breath and taking self-directive responsibility in/as this reality through taking direction of myself within breath, not allowing direction to be given to myself in/as thought as it is shown throughout the human world that the direction of/as thought has been completely abusive with the deforestation, the desertification, the starvation, the wasting of food while starvation exists, the poverty, the excessive luxury, all related back to the direction of/as thought within the experience of self as the mind ignoring self as life as who we are in fact and not allowing life as self to take direction of/as life.
I forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to just allow myself the abuse of myself just this once because I oh so want it and need it, because it makes me happy, because it presents a momentary light on this life of shit, in which I only allow myself to ignore the hell that has manifested here on this earth because of our actions here on this earth, allowing myself to avoid taking responsibility and standing, saying `Till Here No Further! Will I accept and allow this shit to continue within myself and there will be no more just one more, it ends!`
I forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to fail to see that if I accept this `just one more` point within myself and everyone in equality, accepting an allowing everyone `just one more`, this existence becomes fucked up once again through simply allowing `one more` thus I commit myself to not allowing myself to give into the one more and committing myself to forever stopping myself within the mind through applying myself in writing, daily self-forgiveness, self-honesty and self-correction until all that is left is me here breathing doing what is best for all in every breath that I take.
I commit myself to never allow the just one more experience to run me again and when/as I think just one more I stop immediately, take a breath and re-direct myself in that breath - directing myself in taking responsibility for myself here on this earth in/as cleaning up my mess of a life and mess of a self through bringing myself back here in/as breath stabilizing myself in/as breath in each moment, stopping the roller coaster ride within/as experience of self within the mind within energy.
I commit myself to stop living in/as the experience of myself in the moment, creating a point system within feeling good and/or feeling bad about the experience of myself creating life to be a game of attempting to win in/as having the best feelings all the time whilst ignoring the abuse that is taking place on this earth, in this I commit myself to letting go of myself in/as experience having the only `experience` of myself be myself here in breath through using the tools of writing, self-forgiveness, self-honesty in application throughout time until all that remains is myself here in breath
I commit myself to take the time to learn and to develop the skill of self-direction in directing myself in breath in looking at what is here in front of me in breath and looking at myself in breath and in this directing myself from/as myself in each moment of myself breathing, committing myself to give myself the effort to get this done for myself through writing, applying self-forgiveness, in being self-honest with myself in who I am in each moment, in being diligent in the self-corrective actions until I have developed myself as myself where I am able to apply myself in each and every moment.


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Gannon's Archambeault, Dragon earn PSAC softball awards
Gannon's Alexa Archambeault was named PSAC West player of the week, while Megan Dragon was tabbed PSAC West pitcher of the week.
Archambeault went .500 at the plate to the lead Gannon, which went 10-1 while scoring 69 runs during the first portion of its spring trip. The freshman recorded six multi-hit games and led the team with 17 hits, 23 total bases and a slugging percentage of .676. She also piled up eight runs batted in, a home run and three doubles.
Dragon, a senior, went 6-0 while striking out 45 batters last week. Her best outing came in her last game, when she struck out 13 batters and allowed just five hits during a 5-0 win against St. Rose.


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Experience wild Alaska
Destination Showcase Alaska is to take place at AAA/Ohio Auto Club, 191 E. Market St., at 6 p.m. Thursday.
For information or to register, call (419) 447-0551.
Teen Read Week at Tiffin-Seneca library
Teen Read Week is today through Saturday at Tiffin-Seneca Public Library.
Special events and programs will be aimed at encouraging teens in grades 6-12 to read for the fun of it.
This years theme is "It Came From the Library." The week-long project push teens to read materials including graphic novels
and books about photography.
A game and reading night is 5-6:30p.m. Tuesday. Those that attend will play balloon badminton, compete in a human PacMan tournament and act in a Reader's Theater show.
Also, the film "War Horse" is to be shown 5:30-8 p.m. Thursday.
There also will be a "Dare to Create Poetry" contest. Teens are encouraged to write a poem about something they've dared to do in their lives. Entries are due Friday and will be displayed. Prizes will be awarded for first and second places.
New time for teen tutoring, tech
Tiffin-Seneca Public Library's Teen Department has changed the time of "Teen Tutoring and Tech Time" starting Monday.
Students grades 6-12 are invited to participate in the teens-only program 5:30-7:30 p.m. Monday nights in the Kernan Computer Lab. Teens can get homework help with Kandi O'Donnell, teen programming specialist, or use the library's computers for enjoyment.
For information, call (419) 447-3751, find the library on Facebook and Twitter or visit www.tiffinsen.lib.oh.us.
Directors to meet Tuesday
Tiffin-Seneca Public Library's Board of Directors is to meet at noon Tuesday in the Junior Home Room.
Get a golden ticket to 'Read It-See It'
Tiffin-Seneca Public Library's Teen Department is to present "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory," as part of the "Read It See It" series with The Ritz Theatre at 3:30 p.m. Saturday in the Junior Home Room.
For teens grades 6-12, the event is to feature a rendering of the book "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" by Roald Dahl via Reader's Theater, a "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" trivial pursuit challenge and participants will create their own Wonka Bar, complete with a golden ticket.
The Ritz Theatre is to feature the motion picture "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" at 2 p.m. Oct.28. Patrons can present their library card and get free
The "Read It-See It" series is a partnership between T-SPL and The Ritz in which beloved books will be featured at the Library with a family program or book discussion, followed by a motion picture viewing at the Ritz.
Call (419) 447-3751 to register and for information, find the library on Facebook and Twitter or visit www.tiffinsen.lib.oh.us.
'Let's Move' Saturday at library
The Junior Department at the Tiffin-Seneca Public Library is to host "Let's Move!" 10-11 a.m. Saturday in the Frost Kalnow Room.
For children birth through kindergarten, participants are to play and listen to music, do finger plays, listen to new stories and play with new friends. The program encourages movement and early literacy for the young and
No registration is necessary and parents are asked to stay for the program.
For information, call (419) 447-3751, find the library on Facebook and Twitter or visit www.tiffinsen.lib.oh.us.
Read and discuss 'Wesley the Owl'
Tiffin-Seneca Public Library's adult book discussion group, "Let's Talk About It" has announced "Wesley the Owl" by Stacey O'Brien will be discussed at 10:30 a.m. Nov. 1 in the Junior Home Room.
Copies of the book are available at the Information Desk. All are invited to join the free event. Refreshments will be provided.
For more information, call (419) 447-3751 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
Tiffin BOE to meet
The Tiffin City Board of Education Business Advisory Council is to meet at 4 p.m. Tuesday at the administration building in the conference room.
Columbian offers college prep
Carrie Hoffman, representing Terra State Community College, is to work with juniors and seniors Tuesdays and Thursdays to provide assistance with academic and test preparation opportunities, financial aid assistance, career exploration, and research colleges and universities.
In addition, Hoffman is to visit classrooms to discuss scholarship opportunities, college application process and necessary timeliness/deadlines for seniors.
For information, contact Hoffman at (419) 447-6331 ext 1510.
Sentinel to sell metal projects
Sentinel Career and Technology Center's Welding and Metal Fabrication Technology program is offering custom fire rings for sale.
Rings are 30 inches in diameter and 11 1/2 inches tall. Rings can have names, logos, and other and other informantion cut into them. Rings cost $65.
Other items for sale include wire angel yard ornaments, wire or sheet metal snowmen, yard or interior ornaments, custom made wire yard ornaments, welding repairs and custom fabrication projects; projects made in the past have been anything from car trailers, buckets, picket fences and decorative archways.
For information, contact Dave Fryman, Sentinel Career and Technology Center welding and metal fabrication technologies instructor at (419) 448-1212 ext. 3107 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
TMS offers 'Steps for Success'
Tiffin Middle School offers a "Steps for Success" program after school Monday through Thursday to assist students that need extra support and
The program helps students overcome environmental, emotional and academic barriers that may be limiting them or keeping them from reaching their potential.
The program is funded through the National Machinery Foundation and Tiffin Columbian Alumni Association.
Teachers honored by Walmart
ATTICA Twenty Seneca East School teachers have been honored with $50 reward cards as part of the Wal-Mart Teacher Rewards Program Oct. 3.
The cards will be used to purchase classroom supplies to help students start the school year. This is the program's fourth year and it has raised $4.5 million to be given to 90,000 teachers across the United States.
Seneca East to host singing competition
ATTICA - Seneca East High School is to host a "So You Think You Can Sing" vocal-talent competition.
Try-outs are Nov. 10 and finals are Nov. 17.
Both sessions are to be conducted in the Tiger Auditeria at the junior/high school complex, 13343 E. US 224.
Grades 6-8 and 9-12 are to compete in seperate categories. Those who win are to receive trophies and cash prizes.
For information, visist www.seneca-east.k12.oh.us or www.singingcontestsforkids.com.
Hunger project Tuesday
FOSTORIA - Fostoria Junior/Senior High School Art Club is to sponsor the sixth annual Empty Bowls Project 5:30-7 p.m. Tuesday Oct. 16.
The empty bowls supper is to be in the Fostoria Junior/Senior High School
This year, art and creative cuisine students are to make bowls, mugs and chili for the event.
Guests can make a donation and be able to take a bowl or mug home with them as a reminder of all the empty bowls in the world.
Food and drinks have been donated by Campbell Soup Co., Gordon Foods and Coca-Cola.
For information, visit www.emptybowls.net.
ABLE program accepting students
FOSTORIA - The Adult Basic and Literacy Education program is accepting students into the program.
The program will be located at the Holmes Administration Building, 500 Parkway Drive, and offers services designed to meet the needs of all individuals.
Classes are provided free due to funding through a grant.
To enroll in classes, students are required to complete the orientation process, for registration and placement testing. A scheduled orientation is 9-11 a.m. or 6-8 p.m. Oct. 22-24. and 9-11 a.m. or 6-8 p.m. Nov. 5-7.
Classes will be in reading, writing, and math. They are meant to assist individuals who are wanting to improve basic skills, or for those wanting to obtain a GED.
Transistions classes also are offered for college preparation.
For information, contact Kelly West at (419) 436-4163 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Mondays-Thursdays.
Classes offered
FREMONT - Vanguard-Sentinel's public safety program is offering classes in the fall.
A CPR instructor program is to 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Oct. 20-21 at the Fremont campus. An advanced emergency medical tech program is 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Fridays in Fremont. Classes begin Oct. 26.
A paramedic refresher program is offered 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays, with classes starting Nov. 19 in Fremont. A paramedic program is to start next year in Fremont. Classes are to be 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Thursdays. An anatomy and physiology class, which is a prerequisite, is to start Jan. 10.
To register, call (419) 334-6901 ext. 2731.
Birthday to be celebrated
FINDLAY - University of Findlay's Mazza Museum is to celebrate its 30th anniversary during a birthday party 3 p.m. today. The Funday Sunday program is to be 1:30-3:30 p.m.
HU profesor's film wins award
An independent film starring Chris Tucci, director of theatre and assistant professor of theater at Heidelberg University, has won an award at a California film festival last weekend.
"Through the Flowers," which stars Tucci in the lead role, received the "Best Halloween Teaser" in the fourth annual Lady Filmmakers Film Festival in Beverly Hills. The film tells the story of Tom, whose world is destroyed by the loss of his only son. Believing that his only chance to rebuild resides with his ex-wife, Olivia, Tom visits her on the one-year anniversary of their son's death to find closure and seize the new life that he so desperately needs.
The Heidelberg community got a sneak peek at the film, which was filmed a year ago in Columbus, when Tucci screened it as part of the faculty research conference this past spring. Because the film is being submitted to other festivals, it won't be available for public consumption any time soon, he said.
Tucci is no stranger to the stage and screen. His credits include lead and supporting roles in feature film and theatrical productions including "Company Retreat," "Camp Hope" and "Contemplating Annie."
He was introduced to director Tobias Roediger and producer Amber Mikesell when he was cast in a supporting role in the feature film by the working title "The Journey of Kane" (finished title "Blood and Water"). Tobias and Amber were so impressed with his performance that they contacted Chris about the audition opportunity for "Through the Flowers."
Ophthalmologist talks to students
Dr. Wade Young, a Heidelberg University alumnus and member of the board of trustees, was a guest lecturer in Trevor Bates' Healthcare Seminar course in late September. Young spoke on the topic of ophthalmology and specifically, about sports-related eye injuries.
To date, students have heard from an athletic trainer, a pharmacist and a chiropractor, with a variety of other health care professionals scheduled for the remainder of the semester. The course exposes to students to research and cutting-edge information from professionals in various specialties of medicine and allied health care.
Students compete
County Soils was Sept. 25 at Gene Daniel farm on SR 231. At the soils contest students evaluated soil for agricultural and building practices. There were five Seneca County schools in attendance and about 130 students.
Top placing students from Sentinel in the Rural contest were Lalo Ludwig, Travis Zimmerman, Amy Covert and Brandon Gebauer. Top placing students from Sentinel in Urban contest were Danielle Faircloth, Eva Pahl, Elaine Pahl and Sarah Goshe. The teams placed fourth in Rural and third in Urban.
Wednesday, the teams are to head to district soils in VanWert.
Poker run hosted
BLOOMVILLE - Seneca County Park District and Tiffin University Equestrian Team had the fourth annual equestrian poker run/walk Sept. 29.
Garlo Heritage Nature Preserve, in conjunction with the equestrian team, hosted an the equestrian poker run/nature walk. The event was open to those who wished to ride their horses on a trail or take a short hike through the park.
The proceeds for the event totaled $800, the largest amount since the event started. It also had the largest turnout with 42 participants, including 36 horseback riders. Proceeds benefit Garlo, Make a Wish Foundation and TU's equestrian team.
Sycamore kicks off annual fundraiser
The board of directors of Sycamore Village and Sycamore Township 1 Fund Drive have kicked off their 2012 campaign. The fundraiser has been a Sycamore tradition since 1958. Solicitation of the business district is under way, with the township drive begining Saturday followed by the village drive Nov. 3.
"We are always amazed by the generosity of our Sycamore community," said Kim Mohr, president of this year's drive. "We are very excited about our 2012 campaign. We have had several new folks step in and join our returning volunteers with the village drive. Bob Hosterman does a fantastic job with the business district and Wayne and Jean Walton do a terrific job guiding our township drive."
For information on volunteering, call the Waltons at (419) 927-9782.
The board of directors include Mohr, president; Jean Walton, vice-president; Cindy Engel, secretary; Sandra Mohr, treasurer; Diane Tooley, Maxine Hannam, Vicki Weininger and Norman Adams.
'Shop with a Cop' seeks donations
The Fraternal Order of Police, Harold J. Fraley Sr. Lodge 128, is sponsoring "Shop with a Cop," to provide Christmas gifts for area youth.
Donations can be mailed to P.O. Box 53, Tiffin, OH 44883 or a designated driver from the lodge will pick up contributions.
For information, contact Bob Kulick at (419) 618-3592.
'Berg's Bush writes book chapter
As part of the "Contributions to Global Historical Archaeology," Marold Mytum and Gilly Carr (editors) have just published "Prisoners of War: Archaeology, Memory and Heritage of 19th and 20th Century Mass Interment." Chapter 4 of this book, titled "Johnson's Island U.S. Civil War Military Prison," was written by David Bush, professor of anthropology at Heidelberg University. The book is published by Springer.
Heidelberg director makes Minn. accreditation visit
Doug McConnell, director of music technology and programs for the Heidelberg University School of Music, and Clark Measels from Carson-Newman College recently presented the National Association of Schools of Music in an accreditation visit for St. John's/St. Benedictine's College in Minnesota.
Peer completes basic training
Navy Seaman Recruit Steven M. Peer II, son of Christine R. and Steven M. Peer of Tiffin, recently completed U.S. Navy basic training at Recruit Training Command, Great Lakes, Ill.
During the eight-week program, Peer completed training which included classroom study and practical instruction on naval customs, first aid, firefighting, water safety and survival, and shipboard and aircraft safety.
The capstone event of boot camp is "Battle Stations." This exercise gives recruits the skills and confidence they need to succeed in the fleet. "Battle Stations" is designed to galvanize the basic warrior attributes of sacrifice, dedication, teamwork and endurance in each recruit through the practical application of basic Navy skills and the core values of Honor, Courage and Commitment.
Peer is a 2012 graduate of Tiffin Columbian High School.
Strong turnout for aging expo
For the fifth consecutive year, Area Agency on Aging hosted "Positive Aging Expo" Sept. 25 at Richland County Fairgrounds, drawing nearly 1,000 attendees from numerous counties.
Celebrating a theme of "Under the Big Top," guests enjoyed entertainment which included a juggling stilt walker, balloon animal maker and musical entertainment by The Moonlighters. Hand and arm massages were offered free of charge.
While enjoying entertainment and popcorn, peanuts, animal crackers and Cracker Jacks, attendees were able to visit more than 80 exhibitors which included service providers, financial institutions, travel and tourism, the Genealogical Society, Gorman Nature Center and many others.
Although the event was free, guests were asked to provide a non-perishable food item to assist local food pantries an additional outcome of this event.
The Area Agency on Aging covers a nine-county planning and service area of Ashland, Crawford, Huron, Knox, Marion, Morrow, Richland, Seneca and Wyandot Counties and can be reached at (800) 860-5799.
Family counseling program offered
Firelands Regional Medical Center Counseling and Recovery Services of Wyandot County is to offer Strengthening Families Program for parents and youths ages 11-14 beginning Oct. 24 through Dec. 7. The weekly program is 3-5 p.m. at Firelands Counseling and Recovery Services of Wyandot County, 777 N. Sandusky Ave., Upper Sandusky. There is no cost of the program and refreshments will be provided.
The program is a nationally recognized curriculum that provides parent, youth and family education. The model is designed to be delivered in local communities for groups of 7-12 families. To register, call (419) 294-4388.
Funding for Wyandot County's Family and Children First Council Strengthening Families Program is paid in part by Ohio Children's Trust Fund and in part by local Wyandot County levy funds from the Mental Health and Recovery Services Board of Seneca, Sandusky and Wyandot Counties.
Local caregivers complete training
Stein Hospice staff and volunteers recently completed "The Sacred Art of Living Anamcara Apprenticeship," an intensive training program for caregivers. Completing the apprenticeship were Gretchen Franklin of Tiffin, Denise Bowerman of Bellevue; Katherine Hall and Carolyn Bing-Nieset of Fremont; and Peggy Busby of Willard.
Over a period of four years, 21 men and women attended weekend workshops, met in study sessions and reviewed numerous books and videos to develop holistic skills and knowledge about the spiritual dimensions of living and dying.
NAMI basics class announced
National Alliance on Mental Illness of Seneca, Sandusky and Wyandot counties is offering the basics program starting Oct. 20th in Fremont at the NAMI office, 428 Croghan Street, Fremont. The course is 10 a.m.-12:30 p.m. on six consecutive Saturdays.
NAMI basics is an education program for parents and caregivers of children and adolescents living with mental illnesses.
All instruction and course materials are free to class participants, but registration is required. For information, call (419)-334-8021, email email@example.com or visit www.namissw.org.
Learo headed to livestock expo
Amber Learo of Attica has entered eight sheep in the Southdown and Jr. Wether division of the 39th annual North American International Livestock Exposition. NAILE is recognized as the world's largest purebred livestock show with more than 24,500 entries and nearly $700,000 in prizes and awards. Scheduled for Nov. 3-16, the event takes place at the Kentucky Exposition Center, Louisville, Ky.
Purebred farms from nearly every state and Canada bring livestock to compete in one of 10 expo divisions: dairy cattle, dairy goats, meat goats, beef cattle, quarter horses, draft horses, mules and donkeys, sheep, swine and llamas and alpacas.
The expo also is home to numerous youth events that are an important part of the livestock industry's traditions including: Eastern National 4-H Horse Roundup; Youth, Junior College and Senior Collegiate Dairy Judging Contest; 4-H Dairy Quiz Bowl; National Collegiate Livestock Judging Contest; National 4-H Livestock Judging Contest; National 4-H Skill-A-Thon Contest; Junior College Livestock Judging Contest; and National 4-H Poultry and Egg Conference.ss
Select Realty staff attends conference
Fran Andersons, Sara Riesen and Heidi Stephey, Tiffin Area realtors with Select Realty Group, attended the 102nd annual Convention of the Ohio Association of Realtors Oct. 2-4 at the Hilton at Easton in Columbus.
During the three-day Convention, Andersons, Riesen and Stephey attended several seminars.
Convention highlights included an Opening Grand Session at which OAR's "Realtor of the Year" was named, and a President's Sales Club Dinner, honoring top producers in the industry.
In addition to the business meetings, educational courses and general interest sessions, convention attendees viewed the latest in products and services displayed by industry-related exhibitors.
Ribbon cutting held for Fostoria bank
FOSTORIA -Robert W. LaClair, president and CEO of Fifth Third Bank (Northwestern Ohio), joined members of the Fostoria Fifth Third Banking Center and other local leaders for a ribbon cutting Thursday for the newly remodeled Fifth Third Bank, located at 220 Perry Street. LaClair also presented Neal Norris, executive director of United Way of Fostoria a donation in honor of the reopening.
"Everything we do at Fifth Third Bank is mindful of the customer experience and this newly remodeled Fifth Third Banking Center is no exception. We have added private offices directly off the lobby to move bankers closer to the customers and have also reconfigured the space to better serve our loyal clientele in Fostoria," LaClair said. "We also know that as a strong financial partner in this region, our collaboration with local not-for-profit agencies is instrumental in creating a healthy and vibrant community and I am pleased to present the United Way of Fostoria a donation in honor of the Grand Reopening of our Fostoria Fifth Third Bank."
Additional updates to the facility included new carpet, wall finishes and furniture throughout. The banking lobby was reconfigured to introduce a new teller line with added security for the safe deposit area. A new drive-up teller system was installed to improve reliability. The ATM was replaced with a new generation "imaging" ATM and the customer night depository was replaced. Some improvements to the back office include a new employee break room and the addition of handicap accessible toilet rooms. Finally, the branch received Fifth Third's new "branding" treatment which includes new interior and exterior signage and marketing elements.
The architect for the project is Normand Associates and the contractor is Dodson and Sons.


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90-year-old dies in crash on Parallel Parkway
Police: Driver crossed center line on Parallel Parkway
Published 4:43 PM CDT Mar 20, 2013
Kansas City, Kan., Police have identified the woman killed in a crash on Parallel Parkway on Tuesday afternoon.
Police said Thelma J. Hedge, 90, died in 4 vehicle crash at 91st Street and Parallel Parkway.
Police said the accident happened at about 4 p.m. when Hedge crossed the center line and hit three vehicles traveling in the other direction.
Several other people were injured in the accident.
Parallel Parkway west at 91st street was closed for a couple hours while police investigated the accident.
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