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The Prince Albert Roman Catholic School Division #6 has proudly been serving students and families for 130 years! Our school division has made history as one of the oldest school divisions in this province of Saskatchewan. The school division was proclaimed by Queen Victoria on March 23rd in 1887, a time when the province had not been named Saskatchewan yet and was considered to be part of the North-West Territories.
There have been many changes in the world yet we have been graced by God with the gift of quality Catholic Education in Prince Albert to serve the children in our city and surrounding area. Our schools are great places to learn and grow! The Prince Albert Catholic School Board, as a major component of its leadership, established the vision of "Learning for Life through Catholic Education!" The students and staff experience education as members of a faith community in a caring, nuturing, Christian environment and are able to embrace the two fundamental elements of faith and learning in Catholic education.
The Prince Albert Catholic School Division offers a wide range of programs and services. We offer Kindergarten to Grade 12 in both English and French Immersion as well as offer Prekindergarten programs for three and four year olds. In addition to teaching the provincial curriculum, our students have many opportunities to be involved in an ever-expanding curricular and extra-curricular program. It is our hope that students experience success built on a strong sense of welcome and witness within the Prince Albert Catholic "family".
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It's known around the world for the 'smiling' toe and is most popular in the original lowtop silhouette, but this new Converse Jack Purcell hightop suggests a higher cut is more than welcome. The latest 'Johnny' Jack Purcell, this tonal brown leather getup features the same kind of side panel reinforcement found on the Vans Sk8-Hi Standard Issue variant; does that mean older buyers who tend to overlook skate brands will finally be able to adopt this style? You gotta love how Converse keeps things fresh with the Jack Purcell even after 75 years in the game, and you can grab the Jack Purcell Premium Johnny straight from their e-store.
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On the surface of things, one might think that there could be no connection between Asbury Theological Seminary, and Martin Luther King Jr. To my knowledge Dr. King never visited Wilmore Kentucky, and he did his own seminary work in upstate New York (Colgate-Rochester). But books have influences in the same way people and places do, and there was indeed a book written by an Asbury man, E. Stanley Jones (for whom our Mission school has long been named) that helped shape King's whole belief … [Read more...]
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The Infancy Narratives– the Pope on Jesus' Origins, Part One
We have already previously reviewed on this blog Pope Benedict's two very substantial books on Jesus of Nazareth (see the archives for 2011). Now on the wheels of those two books comes a very slender but substantive treatment of the 'infancy narratives'. Though it is only 144 pages, it is far from insubstantial, and has become a best seller since it came out in November. As I have said before Josef Ratzinger is a classically trained theologian and exegete. He is perhaps unique in all of papal … [Read more...]
Sola Scriptura Redux–What Does it Really Mean?
(This is a reposting of a blog post I wrote some years ago for Beliefnet).One of the battle cries of the Reformation, responding to, among other things, all sorts of Catholic traditions which are not seen as Scriptural in character, was 'sola Scriptura'— Scripture alone. It was often coupled with sola gratia and sola fide— only by grace, and only by faith. The latter two are separate issues from Sola Scriptura however, and this post is only about the latter.Let us start by noting the hi … [Read more...]
Struck from Behind— a Pastor's Reflections on Ministry
James Howell has been a good friend of mine for decades. We are both clergy ordained in the western N.C. conference of the UMC and he has been my family's pastor at Myers Park UMC for many years. Now, as he reaches the zenith of his ministerial career, he has taken time to reflect about life and ministry in Struck from Behind. My Memories of God (Cascade, 2012). 1)First of all I loved this personal memoir, and it is well written, often eloquent. How much writing and rewriting was … [Read more...]
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Black Hawk, black ops, black night, black deeds. The cover of darkness. The color of darkness. The character of death.Zero Dark Thirty is without question most of the riveting manhunt movies ever made. It has the sort of gritty reality character we have become accustomed to with films like Saving Private Ryan. And full marks to Kathyrn Bigelow who does not race through the painstaking intelligence and detective work in order to arrive at the foreknown and foreordained conclusion. … [Read more...]
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Promised Land is Matt Damon's most recent film, and is in fact a project of a rising star, John Krasinski. It also features Francis McDormand and the inimitable Hal Holbrook who once again graces the screen with a beautiful supporting role performance. With this sort of cast you would expect some good performances and these actors do not disappoint. The movie is quite fast-paced and it's done before you know it (1 hour and 46 minutes later). There is no filler here, no dead spots.The … [Read more...]
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Here is the second part of my dialogue with my friend and colleague Beth Sheppard.4) One of the things I hear regularly from folks like Bart Ehrman is that a true modern critical historian must bracket out the whole notion of the miraculous, which of course leaves large chunks of the NT in the lurch since the miraculous is on almost every page of the Gospels and Acts, and is found elsewhere in the NT as well. Do you think it is necessary to ignore or dismiss the miraculous in order to be a … [Read more...]
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Let me say right out of the gate that this book by Dr. Beth Sheppard (published last Fall by the SBL), a NT professor and research librarian at Duke, is essential reading for anyone who cares about the historical matters that the NT presents to us. It is an eye-opening and rather comprehensive guide to: 1) the task of historians (including modern ones); 2) the methods of historians; 3) the philosophical presuppositions and under-pinnings of modern historiography; 4) how to thinking critically … [Read more...]
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Loved it.
We stayed 3 nights at the Residenza Ave Roma. The room was clean and comfortable. The staff was VERY friendly and willing to help.
The location was great. It's a short walk to Piazza Navona and Castel Sant Angelo. There are lots of cafes & restaurants in the area, and great street life.
It's a small place (5 rooms), so if you want a grand lobby & 24 hour room service you will need to look elsewhere. If you want a comfortable room in a great location, you have found it.
Not good
I don't know what the other people that wrote the other reviews paid or what they where promissed. We booked through Octopus travel and stayed in June for 1 week and we paid �900. We were promissed a 4 star hotel in an old Palazzo. Nothing more far from the truth: it is the basement of a round down average house, no reception, not enough hot water for all the guests, tacky decor and breakfast is crap. I've travelled a lot and been to Rome in another ocassion paying the same in a 4 star hotel and got a lot more for my money: a hot bouffet breakfast for a starter and 24hr reception, room service, etc. While there I talked to some Italian guests in the room next door and they paid far less than us and where told this was a B&B, no wonder they were so happy! for a B&B is fantastic, but for a 4* hotel is a joke. Don't waist your money!
Fabulous location - great value
My husband and I stayed at the Residenza Ave Roma for a long weekend in May and it met all the criteria. We wanted to walk to all the attractions and be near the lively areas for eating and drinking out in the evening.
It is situated just a couple of minutes walk from the Piazza Navona and everywhere is easily accessible by foot, including St Peters and the Vatican, which you can see from outside the hotel, just cross the street and over the Bridge of Angels and you are there within 15 minutes.
It is safe, secure, clean and we had plenty of hot water from a powerful shower. It is so much better than staying in one of the large impersonal chain hotels that are often further away from the centre. We didn't have a view but we were only in the hotel to sleep and get changed before heading back out again, the rooms on the right side of the corridor had lovely views so if you can request one of these then I would try, but it didn't bother us!
There is a great cocktail bar just around the corner, turn right outside the hotel, then take the first street on the right headed towards the Piazza Navona. It's on the left hand side and is a great place to stop on the way back to the hotel.
For a hotel so close to the action it was surprisingly quiet, just occasional traffic noise. I would definately recommend it, for the cost it is a great location. I would stay there again if returning to Rome.
Pleasant experience
We stayed at the Ave Roma in April and had a very enjoyable experience. Yes, the rooms are a bit small, but very comfortable and clean. Our room did face a very busy street (lots of cars and vespas, very early in the morning), but with the windows closed, it was virtually soundproof. The location was outstanding, we were within walking distance to many attractions, but the best part had to be the wonderful service from Salvo and Concetta. Both treated us like family, Concetta brought coffee out to the street where we were waiting for a tour bus and found a vase for the roses that I gave my fiance (we got engaged while in Rome), without us asking for it.
We would absolutely love to stay there again.
Excellent value for money
I stayed at this hotel in May this year and was suprised to hear someone saying that it was a rip off. After weeks of searching for a decent hotel I stumbled across this on the web and was pleasantly suprised at how cheap it was considering it was a 4*. Yes, it is very small and it is within an office block but the rooms were up to an excellent standard, the hotel in a great location and all for the price you'd pay to stay in 2* larger hotels. Anyway, who wants to sit in their room when there is so much to see within this magnificent city.
The guesthouse is a definate must for those on a budget looking for a little luxury!
It depends what you're after
Both the last 2 reviews are right in their way, though 'rip-off' is a bit harsh and 'wonderful' is OTT. Finding the place is not easy - the only sign of its existence is a narrow card against the bottom of a row of bell-pushes. It really is the basement corridor of a pretty grim-looking office block. Calling it a 'luxury guest-house' is pushing it. The single window of the rooms on the left of the corridor are at pavement level, with a view through the grill of the lower half of pedestrians, the odd dog and wall-to-wall traffic on the Tiber embankment. Having the window open is not an option. On the right of the corridor, because of the slope of the ground, the rooms are at 1st floor level. The view is a dingy cul-de-sac, but at least you can open the window. The rooms are a good size, neatly but sparcely furnished and spotless. The water re-heats very quickly. Breakfast is ordinary Italian continental. What really makes the place is the delightful young manager, Salvo - charming, welcoming, and going out of his way to be as helpful as possible - though he's only there from 3 o'clock onwards. So if you intend spending any time in the room, this is not for you. But it is just round the corner from the Piazza Navona, within walking distance of the Vatican, and if all you want is a nice, clean pit-stop, it'll do well enough.
Wonderful! Highly recommended
The "terrible" rating does not give this place justice! Yes, the water runs out quickly...take a shower at night or early in the morning and there is not a problem. The staff are superb, friendly, and helpful. The location is excellent! The rooms were nice and clean and good size. Besides the hot water issue we did not have a single problem with this place. I highly recommend it and think that it is a very welcoming place to stay!
Rip off
We stayed at Ave Roma for 2 days in June. We booked a 4 star Hotel and were expecting a lot more. There was no hot water, because they only have a small boiler and it runs out as soon as a couple of people have a shower. The breakfast was dreadfull, just a croisant and a cold slice of bread. It is not an old palazzo, but a scruffy old building, the hotel is on the ground floor, there are no views and noise. There is air conditioning, but you can't use it because there is only one remote control for the whole hotel and they won't give it to you.
All in all a ripp off. It is advertised as a "primera categoria", but in the bit of paper that they have to hang on the door by law it says it is a "segunda categoria", this is illegal to do. If you go expecting a 4 star you are in for a big shock.
The only positive things are very nice friendly staff and great location in the city centre.
Buried Treasure!
We stayed at this B&B for 4 nights at the end of May and were so pleased with it. Although it is all of 6 guest rooms in a larger building, the location is fabulous (2 minutes from the Piazza Navona) and the room was very nicely appointed. Very clean, nice bathroom, and Salvo is very helpful and friendly. This really is a great place to stay, you can walk to all the sites under 10 minutes from this location. Very comfortable stay.
Great hotel, great location, respectable prices
We visited Rome the week before Christmas and stayed at the Residenza Ave for 5 nights.
It is a small hotel (5 or 6 rooms) in an inconspicuous building and doesn't have any communal areas (lobby/ coffeeshop). It has a very personal feel however with the owner meating you at the door and welcoming you by name before introduction.
The (very large) room was fit for a five star hotel. - A canopy bed, padded walls, perfectly clean. - All the standard features like a mini-bar, safe etc. - A slightly small but well equipped bathroom. - The windows have triple layer glass to (successfully) keep out the noise. - A decent breakfast is served in the room up to about 10:30. - Attentive staff that spoke english (apart from the cleaning lady).
The location is also perfect. It is 2 or 3 minutes to Piazza Navona so there is no need for public transport. The taxi to/ from Termini Station was less than 10 euro's.
In short: The room and service are quite litteraly at the 5 star level with the rooms radiating more atmosphere than the larger hotels and service feeling more personal. The prices however are lower, I suppose due to the lack of extra utilities such as a lobby/ pool etc..
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... After spending a couple of hours in the Colosseum, we came out and walked over the road to Palatine Hill and the Roman Forum. This is a huge plaza surrounded by remnants of important ancient buildings, and is just incredible. It is described as having been the 'Centre of Roman Life', and it's easy to see this; despite being in the open and having people constantly traipsing across and around it, the site is very well preserved, and you really get ...
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A sorry mess! Apology from Warner for hitting Root but Australian opener banned until Ashes
Australian opener David Warner issued an unreserved apology for hitting England's Joe Root in a Birmingham bar after he was banned from all cricket until next month's first Ashes Test.
Warner, who was also fined £7,000, cut a contrite figure as he was paraded in front of the media at the team hotel in central London.
'I struck Joe Root in the face and I'm here today to put my hand up and apologise publicly to him,' he said.
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Sincere: David Warner (right) and Australia captain Michael Clarke
'I'm owning up and I'm responsible for my actions. I'm extremely remorseful. I've let not just my team-mates down, but Cricket Australia, the fans, the support staff, myself, my family. I'm sincerely apologetic.'
Sitting next to him was Australia's increasingly beleaguered captain Michael Clarke, who seems to have done little in the past three months other than nurse his back and deal with disciplinary issues.
Following the trauma of 'Homeworkgate', when four players were dropped during the disastrous tour of India, Australia's dressing room stands accused of careering out of control. And Clarke was not in the mood to sugar-coat his feelings.
'David knows how disappointed the team is and I am with his behaviour,' he said. 'He knows that behaviour is not acceptable as an Australian cricketer. He knows he'll have to do everything in his power now to give himself a chance to be right for that first Test match.'
Walk of shame: Warner faces the media with Australia's press officer
Nine ways to say you're sorry
David Warner apologised for taking a swing at England's Joe Root, but did so in every possible way without actually using the word 'sorry'.
1 'I'm here today to put my hand up and apologise publicly to Joe.'
2 'I am responsible for my actions, extremely remorseful.'
3 'I have let not just my team-mates down, but the fans, the support staff, myself and my family.'
4 'I'm sincerely apologetic.'
5 'I did what I did and it's totally out of line. It should not have happened.'
6 'I'm extremely remorseful for what I did and I just want to move on.'
7 'As circumstances prevailed, I made a mistake.'
8 'I've got to be a bit smarter with what I do on and off the field.'
9 'I've got to draw a line under it and keep working to get back in the Ashes.'
Whether Warner can now be considered for the Trent Bridge Test, starting on July 10, is another matter. Part of his punishment for lashing out on Saturday night at Root – behaviour deemed to have broken Rule 6 of Cricket Australia's code of conduct, which governs 'unbecoming conduct' – will be to sit out the two warm-up games against Somerset and Worcestershire, as well as the rest of the Champions Trophy.
That means he would go into the Ashes with no first-class cricket under his belt since March. But such considerations were a long way off yesterday as Australian cricket did its best to come to terms with an incident that has marred the preparations to take on England almost before they began.
Warner refused to go into details about the incident in Birmingham's Walkabout bar at 2am on Sunday, preferring instead to stick to a prepared spiel, full of apparent contrition and grim-faced talk of 'moving on'. For much of the time, it felt like apology by rote.
Since this one came only three weeks after he was fined £3,700 for indulging in a foul-mouthed Twitter rant at two Australian journalists, it seemed fair to ask whether his latest mea culpa was worth the dictaphones it was uttered into.
Warner was insistent there would be no more transgressions. And so was Clarke. 'This is not an IPL team,' said the captain. 'This is not state cricket. This is not county cricket. When you're representing Australia, there are standards you have to uphold, and unfortunately on this occasion David knows he hasn't upheld those standards.'
But there were moments during an otherwise solemn press conference when
the sheer farce of Warner's assault on Root couldn't help poke through.
Shambles: The Aussies are lurching from one crisis to another ahead of the summer's Ashes
Meeting his heroes: Radio DJ Adam Wilbourn has his picture taken with Joe Root (left) and Steven Finn
Having a good time: Fan Adam Wilbourn meets Stuart Broad at Walkabout on Saturday night as Jonny Bairstow pulls a ridiculous face in the background and Chris Woakes (back left) smiles to himself
Could he confirm Root had been wearing a wig? Why did he hit him? Could he even remember it?
Like a defendant in court prepared only to confirm his own name, Warner adhered to his script – though it emerged that the text message in which he apologised to Root on Sunday morning contained one possible motive. Warner apparently told Root that his fateful decision to move his wig from his head to his chin was somehow mocking South Africa's bearded batsman Hashim Amla.
Warner also denied he had a drink problem – but not that he had been drinking before taking a swing at Root, or that he had visited the Walkabout already on this tour.
'I won't deny I had a couple of drinks but there's no excuse,' he said. 'I did what I did and it was totally out of line.
'I don't think I have a drinking problem. I've just got to make the
right decisions at the right time. The other night was not a good time
to go out and have a beer. We'd lost the game. We don't have curfews,
but looking back, I shouldn't have been in that situation.'
It was left to Clarke to do what all captains strive for in times of
trouble – and look for the positives. 'It will make him a better person
and a better player,' he said. 'I have the confidence in David that we
won't be sitting here having this conversation again.'
The implication was presumably that Clarke trusts Warner to get his act
together. But in the circumstances a less flattering interpretation was
tempting too.
Right now, Australian cricket feels like the sucker who can't get an even break.
No harm done: Root scored a solid 68 during England's clash with Sri Lanka at The Oval
Australia batsman David Warner has been suspended by Cricket Australia until the opening Ashes Test at Trent Bridge next month following an altercation with England player Joe Root.
Here, Sportsmail takes a look back at what has been an unsettling fortnight for the Australian cricket team.
May 20: It is announced that Australia batsman David Warner will face a disciplinary hearing in relation to a heated argument he had with a journalist on Twitter in which he claimed "all you do is talk s***" and called another reporter a "p***k".
May 22: Warner is hit with the maximum fine available of 5,750 Australian dollars (£3,700) after pleading guilty to breaching the Cricket Australia Code of Behaviour for the Twitter rant.
May 23: Warner apologises for his Twitter outburst.
June 1: Shane Watson scores a sparkling century as Australia beat the West Indies by four wickets in a Champions Trophy warm-up match in Cardiff.
June 4: Australia suffer a crushing 243-run defeat by India in their final Champions Trophy warm-up game in Cardiff.
June 5: Captain Michael Clarke leaves the team's training camp to undergo treatment on a long-standing back problem in London, with Australia physiotherapist Alex Kountouris admitting he was "in a race against time" to be fit to play England at Edgbaston.
June 7: Clarke is ruled out of the ICC Champions Trophy clash with England due to a lower back injury.
June 8: England beat Australia by 48 runs in their opening Champions Trophy Group A game at Edgbaston.
June 11: Clarke is ruled out of the Champions Trophy clash with New Zealand due to his ongoing back injury.
June 12: Cricket Australia confirm that Warner has been stood down from the Champions Trophy match against New Zealand for being involved in a physical altercation with Joe Root in the early hours of Sunday morning following the match between the teams in Birmingham.
June 13: CA suspend Warner until the first Ashes Test and fine the batsman £7,000 after he admitted breaching the organisation's code of behaviour during the incident.
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Transient hypogammaglobulinemia of infancy
- Authors
- Ilan Dalal, MD
Ilan Dalal, MD
- Faculty of Medicine
- Tel Aviv University, Israel
- Chaim M Roifman, MD, FRCPC, FCACB
Chaim M Roifman, MD, FRCPC, FCACB
- Professor of Pediatrics and Immunology
- University of Toronto, Canada
- Section Editor
- E Richard Stiehm, MD
E Richard Stiehm, MD
- Editor-in-Chief — Allergy and Immunology
- Section Editor — Immunology and Immunodeficiency
- Distinguished Research Professor of Pediatrics
- David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA
- Deputy Editor
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Transient form of hypogammaglobulinemia of infancy (THI) has been classically defined as an accentuation and prolongation of the "physiologic" hypogammaglobulinemia of infancy, which is normally observed during the first three to six months of life (figure 1). Despite this discovery decades ago [1] and the significant progress in understanding the pathogenesis of other forms of humoral immunodeficiency, very little is known about THI.
This topic review summarizes the characteristics of THI, including definition, possible etiology(ies), clinical manifestations, treatment, and prognosis. The development of the immune system and neonatal immunity, including antibody levels and function, are discussed in detail separately. An overview of primary humoral deficiencies is also presented separately. (See "Immunity of the newborn" and "The development of immune cells in the fetus and neonate" and "Primary humoral immunodeficiencies: An overview".)
Data from cohorts published in 2009 and 2010 demonstrate a disproportionate number of male infants (up to 70 percent) [2-4]. This suggests that transient hypogammaglobulinemia of infancy (THI) is more common in males or that the normal values may vary by both age and sex.
The cause(s) of transient form of hypogammaglobulinemia of infancy (THI) remains unknown despite a large body of research suggesting numerous pathogenic mechanisms that have mostly been rejected [5-15]. It is possible that patients with THI represent the low extreme variant of the normal age-matched controls, rather than a true abnormality of the immune system if the diagnosis is based on immunoglobulin G (IgG) levels of 2 standard deviations (SD; the 95th percentile) below the mean for age-matched controls [16].
Most patients suspected of having transient form of hypogammaglobulinemia of infancy (THI) present with a history of recurrent respiratory infections with or without otitis media and pneumonias. Occasionally, some can present with invasive infections such as cellulitis, bacteremia, and even meningitis. Occasionally, asymptomatic patients are identified, usually because they are screened due to a family history of immunodeficiency.
Subscribers log in hereTo continue reading this article, you must log in with your personal, hospital, or group practice subscription. For more information or to purchase a personal subscription, click below on the option that best describes you:Literature review current through: Aug 2016. | This topic last updated: Nov 18, 2015.The content on the UpToDate website is not intended nor recommended as a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your own physician or other qualified health care professional regarding any medical questions or conditions. The use of this website is governed by the UpToDate Terms of Use ©2016 UpToDate, Inc.References
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- Atopic features
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Henry Ellenson and Rice Lake topple Diamond Stone and Dominican
Mequon — The highly anticipated matchup between two of the state's premier big men, Henry Ellenson of Rice Lake and Diamond Stone of Whitefish Bay Dominican, lived up to at least part of the billing, but Rice Lake's balance proved to be the difference in the outcome.
Ellenson had 18 points to counter Stone's game-high 20, but the Warriors had two other players in double figures and pulled away in the second half for a 56-42 victory Friday in the Wisconsin Basketball Yearbook Shootout at Concordia University. Both Marquette coach Buzz Williams and Wisconsin coach Bo Ryan looked on.
"Rice Lake is a really good team," said Dominican coach Derek Berger, whose team is ranked No. 1 in Division 4 in the wissports.net coaches poll. "They run their stuff well and have great shooters. Henry's a really good player. They made some shots to start off the third quarter and that put us behind."
Rice Lake, which is ranked sixth in Division 2, led, 25-20, at the half but took control with a 19-5 advantage in the third quarter, despite just two points in the period from the 6-foot-9 Ellenson. The Warriors (5-1) opened the second half with an 11-2 run, fueled by consecutive three-pointers by Dan Schieffer, his only points of the game.
"It was a team effort. I thought we executed offensively," said Rice Lake coach Kevin Orr. "We didn't take bad shots. I thought we were patient. We ran our stuff and I thought we did a good job defending those guys."
The 6-10 Stone, who had 11 points in the first three quarters on 5-of-16 shooting, scored eight points to trigger a 10-0 run to open the fourth quarter as the Knights pulled within 44-35 with 5:23 remaining. The Warriors regrouped and responded with a 10-1 run, capped by Ben Widdes' three-point play, for a 54-36 advantage with 1:34 left.
Ellenson, who guarded Stone for much of the game, made just 7 of 25 shots but pulled down 16 rebounds. With Ellenson prone to roaming the perimeter, the Knights tasked 6-7 Jack Jelacic with covering Ellenson for much of the game, rather than Stone.
"I'm a good shot blocker so we had Jack on him," said Stone, who did not pick up his first foul until 2:27 remained in the third quarter but fouled out with 1:43 left. "We thought I could help out on him and block his shot. That didn't work out so well, so we had to switch."
Ellenson said the defensive effort on Stone may have impacted his shooting.
"It was a bigger court tonight, too," Ellenson said. "Guarding Diamond, shoving on him. I guess I was little more tired. I wasn't getting enough jump on my shot."
Widdes and Brandyn Christman each had 11 points for Rice Lake, which was 20-5 last season. Tywon Bressler Jr. added eight points for Dominican (5-3), which lost for the third time in four games after a 4-0 start.
"I thought Henry did a nice job on him (Diamond). But we talked about, 'Guys, this isn't about Henry and Diamond.' It's not one guy guarding Diamond, it's a team effort," Orr said. "Our ball pressure, keeping the guards in front of them, looking to help off their non-shooters. Trying to double him if we had the opportunity. It's all about team defense and I thought we showed that tonight pretty well."
Germantown 75, Milwaukee Vincent 60: Senior guard LaMonte Bearden had 24 points, all during the first three quarters for the Warhawks, the top-ranked team in Division 1.
Arrowhead 62, De Pere 52: The Warhawks snapped De Pere's four-game winning streak in the final game of the day.
Whitefish Bay 76, Racine Case 71: The Blue Dukes won their sixth straight game, breaking open the contest in the third quarter to pave the way to knocking off the fourth-ranked Eagles. Senior wing Joe Sherburne led the way with 24 points and junior wing Isiah Johnson added 20.
Oshkosh North 68, Wisconsin Lutheran 52: The Spartans, ranked fifth in Division 1, outscored Lutheran by 14 points in the second half. Vikings senior guard C.J. Polk had 17 points.
West De Pere 65, Milwaukee Washington 49: Washington was held to 11 points in the first half and trailed by 14 at the break. Junior guard Demetrius Tillman had 17 points for Washington.
Neenah 62, Milwaukee Marquette 41: The Rockets, ranked third in Division 1, got 22 points from junior center Matt Heldt and improved to 9-0.
Green Bay N.E.W. Lutheran 59, University School 44: Senior guard Djdade Denson scored a game-high 20 points for University School, but the Wildcats never fully recovered from the eight-point deficit they faced after one quarter.
Sheboygan Lutheran 61, Fall River 56: Senior Phil Leibham had a team-high 14 points for Lutheran.


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Michael Ray Taylor, 24, requested the new trial in a postconviction relief request filed this week with the Aiken County Court of Common Pleas.
Mr. Taylor, serving a 40-year sentence at Allendale Correctional Institute for manslaughter and grand larceny auto, pleaded guilty in 1990 to killing Barbara E. Ledford in an effort to get her car. The woman's body was found near Cold Creek on May 14, 1990, two days after she was killed.
Court transcripts show his attorney "sort of knew the deceased and casually knew her parents," Mr. Taylor wrote.
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