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Friday, May 23, 2014
On Saturday, May 24, at 1 p.m., Vennie Deas Moore will present Descendants Voices of the Santee Delta.
Inspired by great documentary writers and photographers of the 1930s, Moore seeks to evoke the stories after slavery when the majority of former slaves remained along the Santee Rivers. The freed slaves developed small communities which were once plantation estates with massive rice fields. Her presentation will tell these stories in the voices of residents of a freed community. The lecture is the last of the monthly Reign of Rice Lecture Series and is free with garden admission.
Columbia-based writer, cultural historian and photographer Vennie Deas Moores books include Home: Portraits from the Carolina Coast; Scenes from Columbias Riverbanks: A History of the Waterways; Memories from Home: The Fishermen of the Lowcountry; and the Columbia, South Carolina volume of the Black America history series.
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ASHEVILLE, N.C. — Buncombe County Schools lost one of its own on April 11, 2006, when Sgt. Kenneth Dale Hess was killed while serving in Iraq.
Hess was a member of the 4th Squadron, 14th Cavalry Regiment, 172nd Stryker Brigade Combat Team of Fort Wainwright, Alaska. He was born in Asheville and attended A.C. Reynolds High School. His father is Terry Hess, senior supervisor of Buncombe County Schools' transportation department.
"When it happened, the school community was just overwhelming," Hess said. "I have never seen the like of cards we received in the mail, e-mails, gifts. Even though we have over 4,000 employees, you would be surprised how close and caring the system is."
At that time, the transportation department was the only district facility lacking a flag pole. But the death of Sgt. Hess made the department's staff aware of the need to display their patriotism.
"Our hearts went out to Terry and his family," said Harold Laflin, transportation director. "You hear about young men who have paid the ultimate sacrifice in giving their lives for our country, but it really doesn't hit home until it's someone that you actually know."
With the opening of the district's new maintenance department facility, the transportation department inherited the old facility's flag pole.
After learning that the transportation department wanted to install a planter around the flag pole and a plaque to honor Sgt. Hess, Boy Scout Russell Brown Jr. volunteered as his Eagle Scout leadership service project.
Russell and the other scouts in his troop constructed a memorial landscape that consists of a 9-foot-diameter brick planter filled with shrubbery and flower bulbs around the flag pole.
In a ceremony held Jan. 17, the plaque was installed and the flag pole and landscape were dedicated in remembrance of Sgt. Hess and his service to the country.
"The flag pole and the plaque that's on the pole, to me, is one of the greatest things we could have done," Hess said, "because that plaque and that pole will be there when I'm gone, and my son will not be forgotten."
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HARRISBURG Prosecutors overreached and improperly tore down the wall between the executive and legislative branches in carrying out their corruption investigation of former State Sen. Jane C. Orie, her attorney told a state Superior Court appeals panel Tuesday.
Lawyer William C. Costopoulos asked the three judges to bar the evidence against the former Republican majority whip and overturn her conviction on charges of using state staff to campaign for her and her sister, Joan Orie Melvin, the former state Supreme Court justice separately convicted of similar charges.
Costopoulos also contended Allegheny County District Attorney Stephen A. Zappala Jr. had built his case against Orie by digging into what the lawyer called the "sacred data" of the state Senate.


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Denver — The rest of Class 3A's elite class may have not seen Fort Lupton coming.
Lake County's Aaron Medina definitely didn't see Jacob Ornelas' pin combination coming.
In a matter of seconds, Ornelas, the Bluedevils' sophomore 220-pounder, went from being on his back to planting Medina on his.
Ornelas (31-11) bridged out of Medina's pin attempt to record a pin of his own, during a short, yet dramatic, 1-minute, 18-second match in the first round of the Class 3A State Wrestling Championships on Thursday at the Pepsi Center.
"When I was on my back, I tried hard to get out, knowing this day is a big day," Ornelas said. "Once I got off my back, I just put pressure on him and said 'I might as well throw him; get that match over with.' "
Ornelas and junior 170-pounder D.J. Vurciaga (36-7) capped a first day performance in which the Bluedevils dazzled their fans and overwhelmed their opponents.
Fort Lupton went 5-2 in the preliminary round, finishing the day in eighth place (15.5 points), among 43 teams.
Centauri (26.5 points) has an early edge in the team race, followed by Alamosa (25.5 points).
Valley (18 points) is fifth, highest among Weld 3A teams, going 6-4 on Thursday.
Eaton (12 points) went 3-2 and is tied for 11th. Platte Valley (11 points) is tied for 15th after going 3-3, and University (6 points) went 2-1 to finish the day tied for 26th.
Moments before Ornelas pinned Medina (23-12), Vurciaga seemed to pick up right where he left off after winning a Region 2 title last Saturday in Eaton.
Vurciaga needed just 1:30 to pin Coal Ridge junior Jerry Juarardo (13-18).
The Bludevils complemented Ornelas' and Vurciaga's pins with wins by senior 113-pounder Ben Medina (20-11), sophomore 126-pounder Dakota Macy (27-15) and sophomore 145-pounder Zech Garcia (25-15).
Vurciaga, Ornleas and the rest of Fort Lupton's talented lineup have characterized its postseason campaign as a perfect storm.
With Fort Lupton dropping down from 4A to 3A this season, a series of key factors could create a scenario in which the Bluedevils place high during this week's tournament, despite Fort Lupton fielding a smaller state tournament lineup than some of the other 3A contenders.
With much of the field not being particularly familiar with the Bluedevils, and many of Fort Lupton's wrestlers competing at their highest level of the season after a challenging regular season schedule, Vurciaga said he and his teammates entered Thursday's opening round determined to make a statement.
"Nobody knows who we are, but we have seven tough wrestlers," Vurciaga said. "I think we can have a couple of them place really high. Like coach said, we have to have the guys on the backside (consolation bracket) picking up the wins, too."
Team Scores — Centauri 26.5; Alamosa 25.5; Bennett 22.5; Brush 19.5; Valley 18; Hotchkiss 17.5; Dolores Huerta 16; Ft. Lupton 15.5; Monte Vista 14; Grand Valley 13; Eaton 12; Holy Family 12; Olathe 12; Trinidad 12; La Junta 11; Platte Valley 11; Salida 11; Buena Vista 10; Lamar 10; Bayfield 8; Florence 8; Jefferson 8; Sheridan 8; Sterling 8; Sterling 8; Middle Park 7; Platte Canyon 6; University 6; Basalt 5; Moffat County 4; Ridgeview 4; Cedaredge 3.5; CS Christian 2; Ellicott 2; Pagosa Springs 2; Classical Academy 2.
106 pounds — Tel Kelley, Alamosa pinned Lance Shoulderblade, La Junta, 3:28; Cody Pfau, Grand Valley dec. Ferdinando Martinez, Ft. Lupton, 6-5; Channing Lewis, Eaton pinned Justin O'Dell, Gunnison, 5:34; Andrew Clark, Bennett maj. dec. Fabian Guerrero, Dolores Huerta, 14-1; Colby Duncan, Sterling pinned Jake Hubbell, Hotchkiss, 5:16; Patrick Esparsen, Centauri pinned Jesse Shelton, Lamar, 1:27; Diondre Garcia, Monte Vista tech. fall Ryan Francis, Classical Academy, 16-0; Austin Todd, Cedaredge tech. fall Joshua Marquardt, Faith Christian, 16-0.
113 pounds — Conrad Cole, Brush tech. fall Jason Juth, Bennett, 17-2; Jose Duran, Monte Vista tech. fall Patrick Huffman, Buena Vista, 19-4; Garrett Toothaker, Hotchkiss dec. Xavier Solis, Dolores Huerta, 12-7; Michael Johnson, Lamar dec. Vincent Casados, Holy Family, 2-1; Dillon Bellino, Florence pinned Lane Nelson, Coal Ridge, :45; Ruben Lucero, Valley maj. dec. Randy Munoz, Ellicott, 19-6; Benjamin Medina, Ft. Lupton dec. Jordan Birch, Classical Academy, 10-6; Austin Shank, Olathe pinned David Gallegos, Alamosa, 3:20.
120 pounds — Levi Maes, Sheridan pinned Kyle Gardner, Platte Valley, 2:47; Hector Chagoya, Basalt dec. Brian Follett, CS Christian, 8-2; Christian Guerrero, Dolores Huerta pinned Jacob Ostrom, Cedaredge, 2:47; Julian Prieto, Holy Family pinned Nathaniel Johnston, Classical Academy, 1:19; Neff Malouff, Alamosa pinned Issik Herod, Moffat County, 2:00; Macky Sandoval, Brush pinned Lawrence Salazar, Jefferson, 1:10; Reece Alles, University dec. Evan Reed, Lamar, 8-1; Trenton Piatt, Olathe pinned Tyler Beebe, Bayfield, :25.
126 pounds — Aaron Cisneros, Jefferson pinned Jake Yslas, Florence, 3:43; Ryan Waite, Platte Valley maj. dec. Edwin Meraz, Basalt, 13-3; Dakota Macy, Ft. Lupton dec. Ben Pridy, Olathe, 11-7; Cody Cowan, Monte Vista pinned Charles Baker, Classical Academy, 3:31; Jake Schoenfeld, Salida maj. dec. Ben Weakland, Valley, 10-0; Colter McMenimen, Bayfield dec. Jorge Martinez, Sheridan, 8-3; Ethan Coombs, Centauri maj. dec. Kaleb Hansen, Lamar, 13-5; Joseph Prieto, Holy Family pinned Zach O'Dell, Gunnison, 1:12.
132 pounds — Joshua Miller, Bennett tech. fall Austin Krier, Sterling, 21-4; Adam Visconti, Middle Park dec. James Bernal, Dolores Huerta, 6-2; Christopher Martin, Centauri tech. fall Peter Williamson, Cedaredge, 20-5; Omar Sotelo, Valley tech. fall Vincent Gearhart, La Junta, 17-2; Kole Kelley, Alamosa tech. fall Sabyn Diamond, Buena Vista, 17-0; Alec Petterson, Brush dec. Francisco Aguilar, Jefferson, 10-4; Austin Walters, Platte Valley pinned Anthony Contreraz, Sheridan, 5:28; Jacob Solseth, Olathe pinned Allec Rodriguez, Bayfield, 3:23.
138 pounds — Jared Mestas, Dolores Huerta pinned Joe Santistevan, Strasburg, 3:03; Jesse Head, Hotchkiss pinned Draven Adame, Lamar :46; Tucker Schults, Grand Valley pinned Carlos Maez, Sheridan, 2:49; Joel Contreras, Sterling pinned Dalton Gregory, Pagosa Springs, 2:53; Andrew Register, Classical Academy dec. Brayden Peterson, Moffat County, 10-7; Drake Rhodes, Bayfield dec. Ben Gutierrez, University, 6-5; Brandon Heredia, Alamosa dec. Zac Miller, Valley, 16-13; Brandon Coleman, Salida pinned Tristan Tenorio, La Junta, :56.
145 pounds — Jason Buhr, Centauri pinned Beau Rocha, Brush, 2:40; Ruben Chagoya, Basalt maj. dec. Anthony Potter, Clear Creek, 15-1; George Stagg, Grand Valley dec. John Pearce, Sheridan, 10-7; Anthony Mozal, Valley dec. Joe Zink, Bayfield, 9-6; Fabian Hermosillo, Ellicott dec. Troy Rose, Olathe, 5-3 OT; Dillon Vance, Alamosa dec. Cristian Wacker, Platte Valley, 8-6; Zechariah Garcia, Ft. Lupton tech. fall Connor Craddock, CS Christian, 20-3; Joe Boyle, Hotchkiss tech. fall Jonathan Lohman, Bennett, 15-0.
152 pounds ? John Lopez, Buena Vista dec. Cody Snow, Pagosa Springs, 5-1; John Jordan, Bennett dec. Jacob Smith, Strasburg, 2-0; Jake Morrow, Brush dec. Zach Johns, Classical Academy, 6-3; Julian Gallegos, Dolores Huerta pinned Christian Keith, Coal Ridge, 3:03; Elias Altimarano, La Junta dec. Cody Bean, Eaton, 7-4; Scott Sandoval, Florence pinned William Hinkle, Grand Valley, 3:07; Dustin Head, Hotchkiss pinned Garrett Pacheco, Monte Vista, 5:15; Jackson Wright, Valley dec. Jacob Cisneros, Jefferson, 7-3.
160 pounds — Micah Keys, Centauri pinned Chance Ogden, Salida, 1:17; Matt Wortman, University pinned Raul Morales, Ellicott, 1:46; Hunter Bell, Bennett dec. Michael Cardona, Eaton, 7-5; Michael Salazar, Grand Valley maj. dec. Oscar Archuleta, Manitou Springs, 13-0; Patrick Gore, Valley pinned Kenny Soto, Lamar, :45; Austin Vance, Monte Vista pinned Tony Ibarra, Hotchkiss, 1:42; Cameron Krautschun, CS Christian dec. Michael Wilcoxson, Buena Vista, 4-2; Taylor Maik, La Junta maj. dec. Tyler Stratman, Brush, 12-2.
170 pounds — Caleb Copeland, Bennett pinned Chris Aguirre, Alamosa, 1:47; Kyle Rosenbrock, Brush pinned Brian Leahy, Cedaredge, 4:51; Bryan Hegwood, Grand Valley dec. Seth Von Rentzell, Faith Christian, 9-2; Jensen Hamilton, Centauri pinned Nate Kocol, Clear Creek, 3:32; Donaciano Vurciaga, Ft. Lupton pinned Jerry Juarardo, Coal Ridge, 1:30; Marcus Garcia, Dolores Huerta pinned Colin Mahanay, Lamar, 5:25; Lucas Chieppo, Ridgeview pinned Morgan Shelton, Pagosa Springs, 4:49; Keegan Wentz, Buena Vista pinned Evan Oakley, Strasburg, 3:10.
182 pounds — Koby Close, Buena Vista pinned Zeke Corral, Strasburg, 3:42; Jareb Aziz, Centauri pinned Grayden Mondragon, La Junta, 1:05; Kyle Hicks, Lamar pinned David McRee, Pagosa Springs, 2:16; Riley Jones, Eaton pinned Alejandro Alejandre, Cedaredge, 1:02; Kory Hudson, Bennett pinned Isaac Medina, Monte Vista, 1:25; Jesse DeMoor, Moffat County pinned Everett Collins, Valley, 1:50; Cody Garrett, Middle Park dec. Austin Sailas, Ft. Lupton, 11-9; Gunner Robinson, Alamosa pinned Francisco Alvarado, Jefferson, 1:46.
195 pounds — Thane Smith, Salida pinned Cannon Wille, St. Mary's, 1:46; Indiana Hooser, Platte Canyon pinned Evon Frantz, Platte Valley, 1:09; Abren Tenorio, La Junta dec. Tristan Teter, Brush, 10-5; Connor Jennings, Middle Park maj. dec. Nate Titcomb, Manitou Springs, 10-0; Austin Ramos, Valley tech. fall Jonathan Flores, Jefferson, 19-2; Olmer Marquez, Basalt pinned Oscar Marez, Trinidad, 1:43; Nick Jones, Alamosa dec. Edward Rodriguez, Buena Vista, 5-3 3OT; Tanner Crist, Lamar pinned Ben Lavoie, Holy Family, 1:29.
220 pounds — Dalton Shoop, Eaton pinned Cole Zyweic, Coal Ridge, 1:18; Jayce Montoya, Sheridan pinned Conner Ward, Florence, 3:41; Pablo Villarreal, Alamosa pinned Dylan Kelly, Ellicott, 1:45; Jacob Ornelas, Ft. Lupton pinned Aaron Medina, Lake County, 1:18; Justice Reddick, Platte Canyon dec. Matt Cerdas, Bayfield, 6-4; Joe Carwin, Brush pinned Jacob Wood, Salida, 4:40; Daniel Jansen, Holy Family pinned Antonio Navarette, Buena Vista, 3:01; Brian Shaw, Trinidad pinned Carter Severson, La Junta, :25.
285 pounds — Raul Rios, Platte Valley pinned Miles Keane, St. Mary's, 2:25; Jesse Lucero, Jefferson pinned Justin Halley, Middle Park, 1:16; Hayden Bickel, La Junta pinned Tommy Brew, Olathe, 1:46; Creede Wiley, Pagosa Springs dec. Oscar Soto, Brush, 3-2; Zach Taylor, Hotchkiss pinned Vissili Boner, Classical Academy, 1:22; Raymond Riggins, Trinidad pinned Miguel Rojo, Strasburg, 5:52; Matt Eckstein, Bayfield pinned Dorian Richard, Valley, :50; Corby Wyett, Bennett pinned Austin Reed, Coal Ridge, 1:58.


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They have the kind of talent that makes grown men swoon - and conspire quietly to tank basketball games.
But all that is over now, leaving Ohio State center Greg Oden and Texas forward Kevin Durant where they've been for the last six months - projected to go first and second overall in Thursday's NBA draft in New York, the linchpins of one of the best classes in recent history.
There are an unusually high number of quality big men in this draft, but Oden and Durant are the franchise-changers, generational talents likely to go to Portland, picking first, and Seattle, picking second, respectively.


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I think the immersion trip program is a great way to start off your freshman year because you get to know new people who you will keep as your friends for a long time! -Shelby Oelschlager
I highly recommend the Immersion Trip for every Luther student. Coming into college, I thought, "Yeah, I'm a sociable person, I'll meet people." But my parents nudged me toward going the trip, and I'm really glad they did. I met some really awesome people who, to this day, I still hang out with. Over the week, we canoed the Upper Iowa River, hung out, played Ultimate Frisbee, learned judo, and chopped down a tree with a hatchet. It was honestly one of the greatest experiences of my life, and I would recommend that every first year take this opportunity to get to know people before college actually starts. -Erik Romanski
The boundary waters immersion trip is probably the most fun trip I have ever been on. I cannot recommend more highly the trip or the immersion program. I spent the most perfect week doing the best things with the coolest people. I am still really close friends with my group and close with the other people from the other three groups. To me, this speaks really highly of the program because of the bonds we formed from the trip. Without it, it is possible that I might have never met some of my best friends! My group and I frequently think about how badly we want to go back and do the trip again. Also, having the group of people to lean on made the transition a lot easier. I knew that there were people that I could talk to about problems.I can't speak more highly of my experience.Great memories and friendships were made that I will never lose. It was a fantastic experience. -Laura Turco
I highly recommend the immersion trips to all incoming freshman. I made friendships that will last a lifetime and the trip made my transition to Luther so easy. Plus, it is always nice to see my leader, Jason, everyday around campus! Our group did so many fun activities that really brought us closer and tightened our friendships. -Kristen Lambert


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CEV Multimedia has launched the new Meat Science & Food Safety PowerPoint®, the approved resource for the National FFA Meats Evaluation and Technology CDE written exam.
This in-depth presentation is the sole reference material for the written exam for the National FFA Meats Evaluation and Technology Career and Development Event (CDE) beginning 2012. It contains updated information regarding animal care, meat handling and safety, buying meat, nutrition of meat, meat cookery, processed meats and food safety.
"CEV was our first choice to develop a resource that will provide up-to-date, applicable information for students to study for the written exam," said Dr. Randy Harp, Tarleton State University professor and Chairman of the National FFA Meats Evaluation & Technology CDE. "We are thrilled to have CEV on our team."
With the launch of the Meat Science & Food Safety presentation also comes the launch of the new Retail Cut ID DVD, featuring the newly-approved cuts of the National FFA and 4-H; both "must have" resources for all 2012 meat judging teams.
Customers can visit www.cevmultimedia.com to purchase the new Meat Science & Food Safety PowerPoint and the Retail Cut ID DVD.
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CEV's multimedia based courses have been adopted as a textbook or instructional material in 14 states. The curriculum is comprised of video and PowerPoint® presentations, accompanied by interactive lesson plans as well as student projects, activities and assessments. CEV's newest division, iCEV, concentrates on providing an online solution for CTE teachers and students at the secondary and postsecondary levels, as well as individuals looking to continue their education.
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LUBBOCK - A bases-loaded walk and a fielder's choice brought home two seventh-inning runs that boosted Lubbock High past Amarillo High 3-2 in District 2-5A baseball Monday at Westerner Field.
The win lifted the Westerners (9-7, 3-3) into third place in the 2-5A standings. Amarillo High (15-7) fell a game off the pace at 2-4.
Lubbock High trailed 2-1 after the Sandies' Cody Boyd singled home Curtis Gibson in the sixth.
In the seventh, Lubbock High loaded the bases, and Tyler Fanning drew a walk to force home the tying run. Aaron Troyansky bounced a grounder on the infield and beat the double-play relay to bring home the winning run.
Nathan Love had two singles and an RBI, while Gibson scored both runs for the Sandies.
Amarillo High will play at home at 4:30 p.m. today against Lubbock Coronado.
Josh Long, Cody Jones (4) and Logan Smith. Chandler Bernard and Zane Palmer. W-Bernard. L-Jones. Records-Amarillo High 15-7, 2-4. Lubbock High 9-7, 3-3.
Canyon 23, Dalhart 0: Michael Gerlach pitched a one-hit shutout and homered for Canyon.
Gerlach allowed just a single in five innings, striking out eight. He also hit one of three Canyon home runs.
Up 7-0 after two innings, Canyon broke the game open with a 12-run third.
Travis Franklin went 4-for-4 with a walk. He homered, singled three times, scored five times and drove in four runs. Jordan Madewell went 3-for-4, homering and scoring four runs.
Canyon (12-8, 5-0) is scheduled to visit Tulia at 5 p.m. today.
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From stage to scream fest
'August: Osage County" is a sharp-tongued melodrama of cruelty, comical cursing, "big scenes" and shocking revelations.
Tracy Letts, adapting his Pulitzer Prize-winning play, has kept it all in there and then some in this all-star serving of Oscar bait. Meryl Streep tosses moderation away as the salty, testy matriarch, Violet Weston, a pill-popping cancer patient who has spoken her mean-spirited mind for so long she can't control her tongue.
"I'm just truth-telling," she says, laughing off the pained or furious reactions of those who feel her wrath. "Damn fine day to tell the truth."
That "day" is the day of her husband's funeral.
We meet the sweetly poetic drinker Beverly Weston (Sam Shepard) in the opening scenes. We see the bigoted, bullying martinet he endures. When he disappears and Violet summons her sister (Margo Martindale) and daughters (Julia Roberts, Julianne Nicholson, Juliette Lewis), we know he's not coming back. Death was just an extreme means of escape.
Letts wrote wonderful, distinct characters, and the film is so well cast that you buy into this version of the Weston clan. The men are thinly drawn clich�s, but the women are clever variations on a mean theme. You sense inherited bitterness in the lot of them. The big, ugly moments come from Violet and her oldest daughter (Roberts).
There are tasty, testy lines and melodramatic flourishes aplenty. Director John Wells presides in a way that makes this toxic, caustically amusing tale a spectacle we gawk at in wonder at the depth of the dysfunction. But does that make us or even allow us to feel anything?
Not really.


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Cost containment and the rising cost of medical care is a national issue. While physicians' fees are only a small percentage of health care spending, physicians order tests and services that account for more than one half of health care expenditures. Previous studies have concluded that few physicians know the correct prices of items they order, and their estimated costs are lower than actual charges.1-4 Because of this it has been alleged that physicians do not order tests in a financially responsible manner.A recent hospital staff survey pointed toward conclusions different from these frequently leveled charges. The study method was simple—asking staff members to estimate prices for frequently ordered services and tests at our hospital. Following this quiz, the estimates were collected, and correct answers were distributed. The same process was again repeated two months later. While the sample was small and confined to the
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Okay, now i have to reword this. I was never good at geography. Romney used the term sea lightly. The mediterranean is the only port viable enough to reach the oceans that connects the world. This post is fraudulent and creates proclivity.
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Oh and I'm guessing the Arabian sea is also a large lake?
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With the college baseball regular season entering the final stretch, the 8th-ranked Louisville Cardinals are in a familiar position. Following up on a trip to the College World Series last season, head coach Dan McDonnell's team is once again ranked among the nation's finest and in the thick of the conference title chase.
Sitting one game behind Central Florida for the AAC lead, U of L (34-11, 11-4) opens an important 3-game weekend series in Tampa, Fla., on Friday night against third place South Florida (24-20, 10-8). With the race tightening and the opportunities dwindling, McDonnell repeats the same message that he has shared with previous squads this time of year.
"It's a fun time of year," said McDonnell. "The kids finish up with school and they're done with their finals. The magnitude of the games gets bigger and bigger, but that's why you play college sports and college baseball. I just want the guys to play hard, enjoy this time and we'll see what happens."
The Cardinals will face one of the nation's best pitchers on Friday night in USF righty Jimmy Herget, who ranks among the top 20 with a 1.27 ERA. Louisville right-hander Kyle Funkhouser (8-2, 2.26) will take the mound on Friday.
Jared Ruxer (7-1, 2.62) will get the start for the Cardinals on Saturday, with Anthony Kidston (5-0, 3.34) throwing in the series final in Sunday afternoon.
Louisville has won seven straight, including a sweep of AAC foe Connecticut last weekend. The Cardinals are seeking their fifth regular season conference championship in the last six years.
"I think we are as good a team as anybody in the country right now, but there's still a ton of potential to be seen with this team and I think this year is only going to get better for us," said Burdi.
First pitch for Friday is scheduled for 7:00 p.m.. Saturday's contest is set for 6:00 p.m., with Sunday slated for 1:00 p.m. All games can be heard on 1570 WNDA or online at: www.newstalk1570.com.


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Celebrate National Donor Sabbath from November 13 through November 15, 2015.
National Donor Sabbath is an annual nationwide observance in November, two weekends before Thanksgiving. There is no cost to participate.
It is supported by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Health Resources and Services Administration, together with national, State, and local donation organizations, faith communities, health providers, community organizations, and concerned individuals.
Clergy participation is important.
People look to their faith leaders for guidance on serious decisions in their lives.
Faith leaders of all religious denominations, along with other community leaders, can build awareness and help increase organ donation sign-up by participating in National Donor Sabbath Nov. 13-15, 2015, and holding donor enrollment events throughout the year.
You and your fellow congregants can also help save lives.
If you are a congregational member of a house of worship you, too, can make a huge difference during National Donor Sabbath.
Here are three simple steps you can take:
1. Inform your religious leader that National Donor Sabbath takes place Nov. 13-15, 2015. Request that the he or she devotes a sermon to organ donation and how religion encourages all of us to save lives. Organ Donation Sermon Ideas (.doc)
2. Ask your religious leader whether you can help organize a speaker to attend services that weekend – a transplant recipient, donor family member or living donor. You can contact Finger Lakes Donor Recovery Network to arrange a speaker, and we can also provide you with free materials to hand out. Please check out contact information — how to reach Amy James — below.
3. Join the New York State Donate Life Registry – you can find out more here. Then, tell your loved ones that you have made the decision to give the Gift of Life. And encourage your relatives, friends and colleagues to fulfill the true meaning and spirit of Donor Sabbath by enrolling in the donor registry.
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I'm sure I'm missing the obvious, but in level one of Solomen's Key, there is a block that you have to break that's underneath you, in order to get to the door way.
How do you break a block that's under you??
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Cape Town, South Africa – Long ago people used to close their stores in South Africa for Ascension Day, the day the bible describes Jesus as going up to heaven. Stores all over Europe closed down today for Ascension Day but here in South Africa that holiday is long forgotten.
The part in the bible where Ascension Day comes from can be found in the Bible MARK 16:14-19
Afterward he appeared unto the eleven as they sat at meat, and upbraided them with their unbelief and hardness of heart, because they believed not them which had seen him after he was risen.
And he said unto them, Go ye into all the world, and preach the gospel to every creature.
He that believeth and is baptized shall be saved; but he that believeth not shall be damned.
And these signs shall follow them that believe; In my name shall they cast out devils; they shall speak with new tongues;
They shall take up serpents; and if they drink any deadly thing, it shall not hurt them; they shall lay hands on the sick, and they shall recover.
So then after the Lord had spoken unto them, he was received up into heaven, and sat on the right hand of God.
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IRVING, Texas San Francisco 49ers defensive end Demarcus Dobbs walked away from a one-vehicle accident on his 25th birthday last month and was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence.
Less than two weeks later, with the NFL rocked by the car crash that killed Dallas Cowboys player Jerry Brown and left his teammate, Josh Brent, facing a manslaughter charge, Dobbs swears hell find another way home whenever he does too much partying.
Im never going to put myself in that situation ever again, he said.
This is, of course, exactly what the NFL, its teams and the players union wants to hear amid fresh questions about whether all the warnings and safety nets because players in most of the major sports leagues arguably have more than the general public will ever be enough to prevent accidents and deaths.
Theres a lot of pressure being in the NFL ... but its no excuse for bad decisions, Detroit coach Jim Schwartz said. Players have a lot of options, tools at their disposal, that they need to take advantage of, but it comes down to individuals making good decisions.
Browns death on Saturday and the arrest of defensive tackle Brent after police say he caused the fatal wreck by speeding and driving drunk put the NFL Players Associations safe ride program back in the spotlight. It was revamped three years ago after concerns that enough players werent using it.
Union spokesman Carl Francis said the program is a strong point of emphasis, and every players membership card includes the contact information.
CEO John Glavin of Florida-based Corporate Security Solutions Inc., which runs the program, stressed the confidentiality of the program, saying the company doesnt even tell the union when players call for rides.
Jacksonville cornerback Rashean Mathis, the teams union representative, said players rarely, if ever, use the program.
Confidentiality is the problem, Mathis said. Guys are going to go out and have fun. Were just like the regular guy that works a 9-to-5 job. On a Friday night, he goes out and has some beer. Its not the best-case scenario, but it happens in life.
To use the program, players can either work in advance to set up a full night with a driver or make a call for a ride home. The brochure says most response times are less than an hour. The program is available all year, and Glavin said his company also serves the NBA and NHL.
In Major League Baseball, designated drivers are available to players and fans through the teams.
Last summer, the NFL held its 15th annual rookie orientation, which includes a number of life skills sessions. The NFL has sessions on issues ranging from guns to alcohol and drug use.
League owners are gathering in the Dallas area Wednesday. The agenda was set to focus in part on player safety through the addition of leg padding, but its likely to change.
I am sure the events of the past two weeks will be discussed at the league meeting, league spokesman Greg Aiello said.
Several coaches said Monday they were talking again about issues of safety and good decisions after Browns death.
They also acknowledged there was only so much they could do, as did Mathis.
Were not immune from life because were athletes, Mathis said. Were not, but there are smarter choices.


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I've been interested in art all my life. The love of all sorts of art whether 2 or 3 dimensional, led me to go to college for art.
I attended Rochester Institute of Technology in Rochester, N.Y. for graphic design, graduating in 1985.
In 1985, I married my husband who also attended RIT.
We have two children, Kelley and Christopher, both grown. Kelley will soon be getting married and Chris is a Personal Trainer.
My work ranges from logo design, illustration, Raku-fired sculpture, to murals both corporate and private, and 3-D pet portraits.
Collaborating with my father,Donald Everett Wood, a children's book author, is fun as well as challenging! We have been working together on his books about his horse and goat and their adventures: 'The Adventures of Star and Hiccups of Happy Valley'.
Currently, I've been exploring photography...especially nature related material such as the koi pond in my back yard.
Working as a receptionist at a Veterinarian Office, I'm able to see many breeds of dogs and cats. I've had fun collecting pictures and I'm now starting to create oil paintings in my new fun find of soluble oils.
I'm very excited to have found FAA, and look forward to adding to my galleries
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On Sun 8th May 2016 saw the hair and beauty industry in Wales and the South West descend on Cardiff for the 5th annual hair and beauty exhibition taking place in the prestigious new Cardiff & Vale College in the city centre with a record turn-out of over 550 hair and beauty professionals.
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Pumpkin Fluff
I got this recipe a few years ago when I was doing Weight Watchers. It was a big hit in my house with everyone, it quickly became a requested snack, and no longer "diet food".
I made some the other day and thought I'd share the recipe. You can tweak it to your liking.
It's pretty low cal (and high fiber) the way I make it – but if you're really trying to keep it low, just change the milk to skim and use the Fat Free Cool Whip.
- 1-16 oz can pure pumpkin (NOT pumpkin pie filling)
- 1- 1.5oz sugar free fat free vanilla or butterscotch Instant Pudding (I prefer butterscotch)
- 1- 8oz container of CoolWhip Lite (or Fat Free)
- 1/2 cup 1% milk
- 1.5 tsp pumpkin pie spice
- Mix milk and pudding, add pumpkin and spice. Blend until smooth. Fold in whipped topping and chill (will stay good for several days).
- Or spread over graham crackers and you get a lot more servings.
If you're counting points on Weight Watchers, this only has a 1-2 points per serving (depending on how you make it) if you just eat a small bowl of fluff. I always ate 1-2 on a Low Fat Graham Cracker and counted it as 2 points. – but plug it into a points calculator to be sure.
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A pair of fans settled into the front row of Roman Catholic's student section at the Palestra shortly before the tip-off of Monday night's Catholic League boys' basketball final.
The student on the left had "Ja'Quan" scribbled in purple marker across the bottom of the white undershirt that dragged past his purple shirt. The other student's shirt read "Who?" Perhaps - though unlikely - the two students did not know who Ja'Quan Newton was before Neumann-Goretti's 53-48 win.
The city's top high school player and Catholic League MVP made sure everyone in the packed arena remembered his last Catholic League game. And it would not just be for his orange Creamsicle-colored sneakers.


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Games: WiiSports AND THATS ALL!
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something that can be played online.. hopefully
iMac 2.4ghz Aluminum, 4GB iPhone, 12 iPods!
i was hoping for something more...FPS. you know like the nintendo version of Halo.
I want GTA on the wii. Now thats a game, and with the wii mote. wow!
That would be awesome. Nintendo really needs something like that too. Wayy too many people still have the idea Ninetendo is only for little kids.Originally Posted by ottoman
Ohhh, I remember this! Wasn't it supposed to be a Zelda or Mario game? I know it was one of the bigger franchises.
An MMORPG FPS Duckhunt...and you can either be the hunter or the duck!!!
That would be kinda cool.
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What I have shown you is reality. What you remember... that is the illusion.
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Probably Mario Party 8.
Hopefully Mario Party 8.
Metroid?Originally Posted by ottoman
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IN WEST PHILADELPHIA, along Callowhill Street, two groups of young men had been feuding since 2006, but in 2012 things turned deadly, a Philadelphia jury was told yesterday.
A member of the 64th and Callowhill gang was slain on Feb. 22 that year. Gang members retaliated by shooting and injuring a member of the rival 62nd and Callowhill gang a month later, on March 27, Assistant District Attorney Jack O'Neill told the jury.
Still seeking blood, 64th and Callowhill members Justin Brown, 23, and Elijah Fleming, 26, drove around looking to shoot a 62nd and Callowhill member in early May 2012 but instead killed a bystander, O'Neill told the jury on the opening day of Brown's and Fleming's joint murder trial.


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Will BOJ Announcement Force Mario Draghi Into A Bond-Buying Program?
Category: Economy
/ Apr 04, 2013 4:48PM EDT
Wall Street rose on Thursday, shrugging off weak jobs data, as the Bank of Japan announced strengthening stimulus efforts. Jobless claims hit a four-month high last week while the ADP report this week showed that private-sector job growth slowed in March, which concerned investors that the market recovery is beginning losing some steam. Initial claims for state unemployment benefits fit a four-month high and increased 28,000 to a seasonally adjusted 385,000, the Labor Department announced on Thursday. Economists had expected claims to drop to 350,000. Were seasonal factors, such as spring breaks, the Easter holiday and Passover, distorting the numbers? " We've had a relatively nice trend to the upside where things were starting to go our way as jobless claims were actually diminishing," Michael Guli, director at Knight Capital Americas Electronic Trading Group, said. "To see them rise is kind of disappointing, but I think that hopefully it was those seasonal effects," he said. Also on Thursday, the European Central Bank left interest rates unchanged despite continued economic instability. In addition, the Bank of Japan governor, Haruhiko Kuroda, announced the central bank is aiming to double the money base within two years to subdue deflation and propel the economy out of a slump. After seeing the Bank of Japan pursuing an aggressive policy similar to the Federal Reserve's, will European Central Bank President Mario Draghi be backed into a corner and put in a difficult position where he will be forced into a bond buying program? "A lot of people in the U.S. would like to see him lower rates even more than he already has, keeping below 0.75 percent," said Guli. "It doesn't look that that's going to happen. And yes, it does kind of put him into a corner where he may have to do more to spur things on over in Europe," he said. In addition to the jobless claims report, the ADP Research Institute released a report on Wednesday that's showed private-sector hiring slowed in March and grew by 158,000, below economists' forecasts calling for a 200,000 gain. "Well, I sure hope it's not like the two reports we just had," said Guli. "I'd like to see them at least meet expectations, or ever surpass expectations, but third time could be the charm," he said. The ADP report and jobless claims numbers came in before tomorrow's closely watched non-farm payrolls report from the Labor Department. According to the median forecast of 87 economists surveyed by Bloomberg, the jobs report may show employers hired a net 195,000 workers for the month. The unemployment rate is forecast to remain at 7.7 percent. Thursday, The Dow Jones industrial average .DJI rose 55.76 points, or 0.38 percent, to close at 14,606.11, the S&P 500 .SPX gained 6.28 points, or 0.4 percent, to finish at 1,559.97 and the Nasdaq Composite .IXIC added 6.38 points, or 0.2 percent, to end at 3,224.98.
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LNI Swissgas, based in Geneva, Switzerland, is a leading European organisation in gas calibrators, blenders, generators and linearisation systems. The company develops, manufacture and sell products for Air Pollution Monitoring, Emission & Process, Automotive and Laboratories. The product portfolio includes: - High precision calibrators for gas applications - Hydrogen, zero air, and nitrogen 19` rack generators for APM and CEM - Hydrogen, zero air, and nitrogen generators for GC and LCMS applications - Ozone Generators for low concentrations LNI Swissgas maintains ISO 9001 for corporate activities, research and manufacturing. In order to satisfy high metrological requirements, LNI Swissgas, has been working since several years with its own accredited ISO 17025 calibration laboratory.
About Us
Our Business : Creator of Gas Mixers and Gas Generators
'High-tech' specialist in gas calibrators, mixers and generators, LNI Swissgas is based in Geneva, Switzerland.
For more than 100 years we export our products worldwide. Using the latest technologies to provide high quality products allowing our customers the highest productivity and competitiveness.
Our Quality Policy
Swiss Quality Products
The swiss quality starts with competent manpower.
At LNI Swissgas, electronic specialists, programmers, engineers and commercials come from the best swiss schools. Faithfull to the company, they acquired a large experience in instrumentation and gas analysis.
To insure the highest quality, LNI Swissgas has got ISO 9001-2008 certification and ISO 17025 accreditation of its Gas Flow Standard laboratory.
We also got the ISO 13485 – 2003 and CE certification for our medical gas mixers.
Nowadays on-site gas generation has shown many benefits when compared with pressurized gas cylinders:
- Economical: no more renting or logistics costs
- Safe: lower stored volume at a lower pressure
- Convenience: generation on demand, no more heavy handling
- Environnement friendly: reduced carbon footprint, use of renewable resources air, water and energy
Air Pollution Monitoring
The measurement of pollutants such as O3, NO, NO2, CO, SO2 and HC to ppb's and ppm's require very sensitive analysers. Over the time or according regulations and devices requirements, calibration operations are required for each measured compound.
As low concentration gas standards are expensive, may be unstable or not storable, like for ozone, on-site reference gas generation with Sonimix calibrators reduce costs, logistics troubles and keep analysers performances at their higher level.
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CO2 taxes and regulations oblige power plants and incinarators owners to regulary measure and calibrate the emissions of their installations.
The Sonimix gas mixers allow to fulfil the regulation EN 14181 (with their QAL 1, QAL 2 et QAL 3) and to determine with precision what are the atmospheric emissions.
The Sonimix gas mixer allow to considerably diminish the cylinder's number, lowering the calibration costs as well as the handling efforts.
The specialists words are 'measuring is good but measuring right is better'.
At the moment the thought of an homologation happen for a new or existing engine development, the precision of gas measures is a crucial point.
In order to fulfill the various normalisations, the Sonimix gas mixers are the essential tools. They provide the precision, reliability ans verstility. Linearity and calibration of test bench become very simple.
Sonimix - Model 3080 - Hydrogen Generators
The SONIMIX 3080-plus is composed of a hydrogen generator and a zero Air Generator (as option). The SONIMIX 3080-plus has been specially designed to aliment in H2 and Air all the gas analyzer and gas chromatographs using a FID detector. The internal program and processor assure trough a simple and intuitive use the control of both generators and allow to check on line various functioning's parameters such as: water level, water purity, outlet pressure ...
Sonimix - Model 2106 - Gas Mixer
The binary gas divider from 0 to 100% in fixed steps, Sonimix 2106 is based on the principle of gas stream through sonic nozzles and is built according to the ISO 6145/6 normalization.
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Over the lifetime of your device you may need different support to keep its performances at their highest level. By contacting our service department you will get the different level of service. Prior to shipment, a Return Authorization form will define with you the whole process: timing, operations to be done, etc. Revisions and calibrations are done exclusively into our facilities. When for repair, the replacement of the defective part is enough to ...
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LN Industries SA has its own ISO 17025 accreditated Laboratory for flow measurements as well as a large analyser's parc in order to provide a calibration certificate with analytical verifications.
GasCal - Gas Calibration System Software
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WACO (AP) - Jimmy Johnson had to get gussied up Tuesday, which is a big deal for him these days.
Although he hated throttling his neck with a tie and squeezing his widening feet into leather shoes, the football coach-turned-beach bum said it was all worth it for his induction into the Texas Sports Hall of Fame.
"My Dad said, `Hey, you're in the Florida Hall of Fame, you're in the Arkansas Hall of Fame. It would be special to me if you were in the Texas Hall of Fame.' That's why you do it, you do it for them. That's what's rewarding for me, for them to enjoy it," Johnson said.
Johnson, a native of Port Arthur, was part of an eight-man class of honorees that also featured Washington Redskins cornerback Darrell Green and former Raiders offensive lineman Gene Upshaw, two native Texans who starred collegiately at Texas A&I.
Other inductees were the late Payne Stewart and fellow golfer Charles Coody, former quarterbacks James Street of Texas and the late Larry Isbell and Baylor track coach Clyde Hart, who also is Michael Johnson's personal coach.
The tanned, relaxed Jimmy Johnson took center stage, though, as he made an admittedly rare public appearance.
Joking that he's a recluse, Johnson said he's proud to be retired - and insisted that he is, even from television.
"I'm retired and I love it," he said, digging a stack of pictures from his coat pocket to show off his enviable home in the Florida Keys and some of his most recent fishing hauls. "I'm having a ball."
Johnson's low profile also means a wardrobe limited to the most comfortable clothing, mainly flip flops and T-shirts. He's found that a year of walking basically on his soles has flattened his feet.
"I went from a 10 1/2 to 11. Now I wear an 11 1/2," he said, laughing. "Putting on a coat and tie, man, my neck is killing me!"
Green had the unique distinction of being inducted while still an active player. Although he recently turned 41, he said he's only at the midpoint of his career.
"I think I'm just starting to hit my stride," he said, smiling. "I'm from the old school: You go out and prepare yourself and try to be the best you can be. Then you wake up one day and you're 41 and you've been playing 18 years.
Green grew up in Houston, then became a star at Texas A&I (now Texas A&M-Kingsville) before springing to prominence in the NFL.
He's been with the Washington Redskins since 1983, making seven Pro Bowls and winning two Super Bowl titles. He's started the most games (216) in team history and he has the most interceptions (44).
"It's been an incredible journey - more ups than downs," he said.
Upshaw, a native of Robstown, was a walk-on at A&I who became a first-round pick by the Raiders in 1967. A seven-time Pro Bowler, he played in three Super Bowls and became the first pure offensive guard to make the Pro Football Hall of Fame when he was inducted in 1987.
Upshaw, now the executive director of the NFL Players Association, joked that he was a late addition to the group because "they weren't sure if I was going to be here."
Stewart played at Southern Methodist and was the SWC's individual co-champion in 1979. He won 11 PGA Tour events including three majors, the last of which came shortly before his death in a plane crash in 1999. Stewart also represented the United States on five Ryder Cup teams.
Coody played quarterback at Stamford High School under coaching great Gordon Wood, then gave up football for golf. It was a great move as he went on to win three PGA Tour events, including the 1971 Masters, and five Senior Tour events. He also was a member of the 1971 Ryder Cup team.
Street was reared in Longview but became a star in Austin as a quarterback and pitcher. As the first quarterback to run the wishbone offense, Street was undefeated as a starter in 1968 and '69, winning the national championship in '69. He also led Texas to three straight conference baseball titles, throwing two no-hitters along the way.
Isbell was the first SWC athlete to make All-America in two sports the same school year, doing it in football in fall 1951 and baseball in spring '52. He was a record-setting punter and two-way end in the CFL from 1954 to '58.
Hart discovered Johnson at a Dallas high school and helped him blossom into one of the all-time greatest runners.
But Hart had been a successful coach even before Johnson was born. The Baylor track coach since 1963, Hart has coached 125 All-Americans, 21 NCAA champions, 10 world-record performance, seven NCAA record-holders. His teams won two SWC indoor titles and have been in the top 10 at 16 NCAA championships.
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Maybe Steve Pate should walk to Augusta National this morning.
For a guy with enough driving disasters in his past -- two traffic accidents and a run-in with a deer -- he probably wouldn't want to test the fates again before the final round of the Masters Tournament. He is two strokes behind leader Jose Maria Olazabal after a near-record 65 Saturday.
``I believe in taking chances,'' he deadpanned.
Known for his temper and his Wile E. Coyote style of injuries, the 37-year-old Pate entrenched himself in Masters lore by making birdies on seven consecutive holes, eclipsing the tournament record of six shared by Johnny Miller, Mark Calcavecchia and David Toms.
Starting with the seventh hole, he became as hot as his Tabasco sauce shirt. Word of Pate's performance spread quickly, and when he reached Amen Corner, the gallery had swelled to as large as eight deep.
``There were a lot of people in the middle (of the round) watching me,'' he said. ``They came out of the trees like Big Foot.''
Starting with an uphill putt on No. 7, Pate holed a 20-foot slider on No. 8, a kick-in at No. 9, a 50-foot bomb on No. 10, a downhill 20-footer on No. 11, a tap-in on No. 12 and a 7-footer on No. 13. He was 8-under with five holes remaining, staring at the course record 63 of Nick Price and Greg Norman, but a bogey at No. 17 ended that threat.
``It popped into my head I might get my name in the record book, which might be nice,'' he said.
After breaking the tournament's birdie streak, Pate's playing partner, Lee Westwood, fanned him with his towel.
``Why not? He was on fire,'' Westwood said.
Nicknamed ``Volcano'' for his on-course eruptions, Pate's temper has subsided somewhat after surviving two career-threatening accidents.
``He's more like a dormant volcano,'' his caddie, Allan Mellan, said. ``Every now and then there's some seismic activity.''
Said Pate: ``I wouldn't say it's disappeared, but it's gone way in the background after a year off.''
The tumultuous history begins at the 1991 Ryder Cup at Kiawah Island, S.C., when the limousine he rode to dinner the night before match play skidded on slick roads. While sitting in the back seat, Pate was thrown forward, causing deep muscle bruises throughout his chest and preventing him fromcompeting.
Then came 1996.
Pate wrecked driving from a tournament in San Diego to Phoenix.
``I drove my car into a truck at 75 miles an hour and broke my right hand and wrist,'' Pate said. ``Probably should have come out a lot worse than I did.''
Later that year, while vacationing with his family in Lake Powell, Calif., he tripped while on a boat dock and broke his left wrist.
And there was the time that same year he rode his bicycle while walking his dog. His dog spooked a nearby deer. Startled, the deer ran over Pate. In his own driveway.
``My dog was chasing it and it broadsided me,'' Pate said. ``It was small, around 40 pounds.''
His injuries forced him to take 1996 off, where he said he ``got really fat. I laid on the couch and ate, basically.''
Earlier this year, he was in position to win the Bob Hope Desert Classic, but was passed by David Duval's record-tying final-round 59.
And now, six years removed from his last Masters appearance, he is just hoping he can get to the first tee today unharmed with a chance for a green jacket.
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Watson Library of Business and Economics Circulation Policies
Loan Periods
You must have a current valid Columbia or affiliate ID to receive borrowing privileges.
Regular Circulation
- Undergraduate students and staff: 4 weeks
- Officers, Ph.D. students, and graduate students: semester loan
- All circulating items may be recalled by another patron, or for course reserves.
Reserve Circulation (same for all borrowers)
- Last copies: 2 hours or until closing (no renewals)
- Other copies, subject to change over holidays and intersession:
- Overnight after 3 p.m. Mon–Wed, due 10 a.m. the following day.
- Overnight after 3 p.m. Thurs, all day Fri–Sun, due 10 a.m. Mon.
Renewal Policy
You may renew an item up to 10 times from the original check-out date unless another borrower has requested it, an instructor needs it for reserves, or your borrowing privileges are suspended.
- Online renewal is available from the 'My Library Account' link in CLIO.
- You may renew items in person at the library from which they were borrowed.
- Reserves items cannot be renewed.
Fine Policies
Regular Circulation
- 25 cents per calendar day up to a maximum of $7.50
- Additional $75 fee charged after 45 days to replace the item
Reserve Circulation
- $1 per hour for each hour the item is overdue, up to a maximum of $50
- Additional $75 fee charged after 7 days to replace the item
Recalled Items
- Borrowing privileges will be suspended if a recalled item is not returned on time
- Fines: $1 for each calendar day that a recalled item is overdue, up to a maximum of $30
Conditions for Suspension of Circulation Privileges
- One or more overdue or recalled items have not been returned, or
- One or more Interlibrary Loan items have been not returned, or
- $299 or more in fines or fees are owed.
Special Materials
- Current and bound periodicals circulate for 2 hours to faculty and Ph.D. students only.
- Microfilm and microfiche do not circulate.
- Reference materials do not circulate.
- Fragile items do not circulate.