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Auburn Riverside girls play loser-out, winner-to-regionals against Puyallup tonight
The Auburn Riverside girls basketball team put away league rival Tahoma 61-44 on Friday in the West Central District III/Southwest District IV 4A tournament at Bellarmine Prep High School in Tacoma.
The Ravens (18-6) were led by senior Shantell Jackson's 15 points. Simona Allen and Brittani Williams each added 9 points and Rachel Davey and Ilona Snyder had 8 points apiece.
Tahoma's (12-11) Brie Hooks had 15 points.
The win earns the Ravens a loser-out, winner-to-regionals game against Puyallup (19-4) at 8 tonight at Stadium High School in Tacoma.
The winner of tonight's game will play either Skyview or Bellarmine Prep at 4 p.m. Monday at Stadium for the No. 5 and 8 seeds into the state regional playoffs, which begin Feb. 22.
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The South Boston St. Patrick's Day Parade is the biggest annual parade in Boston. Hundreds of thousands line West and East Broadway to watch dozens of floats, marching bands, veterans groups, and politicians parade by.
South Boston is a unique neighborhood to host a major parade in as it is largely residential and short on parking options for people coming from outside the city. It's not a parade for the weak or weary.
Here's a rough guide and interactive map for making the most of your St. Patrick's Day celebration in Boston:
When to get there
The parade steps off at 1 p.m. in South Boston's Lower End right outside the Broadway Red Line station. People start lining the parade route as early as 9 a.m. in order to get a great spot. Lawn chairs and other sitting devices are welcome.
What to bring
Looks like Sunday is going to be a brisk March day so dress warmly. Backpacks are allowed along the parade route. You'll probably want to bring your cell phone charger as you're likely to drain the battery by taking so many photos of the parade floats as they go by. There are many bars in the immediate vicinity of the parade that you can go to afterwards to charge it. Speaking of bars, be aware that police will be on the lookout for public drunkenness and open containers.
Where to watch the parade
If you're turned off by some of the debauchery that occurs along the route there are two "Family Friendly" zones to escape to
424 West Broadway
South Boston
275 West Broadway
South Boston
If you're just looking to catch a great view of the parade go to Dorchester Heights, St. George's Church, or Medal of Honor Park. The start and end points on the parade route are great viewing areas, too, plus they have easy access to the MBTA.
Where to go to the bathroom
This is the busiest day of the year for South Boston so some of the restaurants and bars are going to be packed to capacity by sunrise so good luck getting in any of these establishments in order use their facilities. The District C-6 police station at 101 West Broadway has allowed parade goers access to their bathroom in the past so that may be your best bet.
Where to eat and drink along the parade route
There are two dozen great spots for food and drink near the parade route that I have marked on the map for you. Be advised: they will all be packed before, during, and after the parade.
What to buy
There will be hawkers and peddlers all over the parade route selling St. Patrick's Day souvenirs of all kinds. Keep an eye for the guys with shopping carts filled with green stuff. Most of their items are reasonably priced items that were Made in China.
Transportation and Parking
Like most things in Boston it is for the best that you take public transportation instead of your car because parking is limited and/or expensive.
There are two public parking lots in all of South Boston and they have a grand total of 82 spaces combined. The two lots are located at East and West Broadway so you will be locked in before, during, and after the parade until the police give the all clear.
If you're a risk taker you may want to park at the South Bay shopping center just to the west of Andrew Square. It is free and there's ample parking but it is technically not public parking as it is reserved for the shopping center. Of course, the only time that lot is completely full is at Christmastime. Park there at your own risk.
The parade is easily accessible by the Red Line with Andrew and Broadway stations located at the start and end points of the parade.
Here's the all the info on the bus situation:
Beginning at approximately 11 a.m. on Sunday, March 16, 2014, all bus routes will be unable to service Broadway Station and Andrew Station due to traffic and road closures, though the stations will remain open for Red Line service. In addition, the following bus routes will operate on diversion:
- Route 9: Service will not operate for the duration of the parade.
- Route 10: Service will begin/terminate at the South Bay Mall.
- Route 11: Service will not operate for the duration of the parade.
- Route 16: Connections can be made at the South Bay Mall and the lower level of JFK/UMass Station.
- Route 17: Connections can be made at Fields Corner Station and the lower level of JFK/UMass Station.
- Route 47: Service will begin/terminate on Albany Street at East Berkley Street.
Additionally, Route 7 (which normally does not operate on Sundays) will operate from South Station to City Point beginning at 9 a.m.:
- Trips from South Station toward City Point will operate on the hour with a last trip at 6 p.m.
- Trips from City Point to South Station will operate on the half hour with a last trip at 6:30 p.m.
Again, this is the largest annual parade in Boston so a good dose of patience with the massive crowds will go a long way to ensuring that you, and your fellow parade goers, have a great time.

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But police don't believe he had been in the snow bank where his body was found all night. Investigators are still trying to fill in a gap of time, between 7 p.m. when he was last seen by friends and Wednesday morning.
"He died from hypothermia -- prolonged exposure to the cold," Muskegon Detective Capt. Mark Lewis said late Thursday afternoon.
Gordon's body was found in a terrace snow bank around 9:43 a.m. Wednesday by a woman arriving for work at an alteration business at the corner of West Laketon and Barclay Street.
Dressed in a winter jacket with a scarf, but without gloves, Gordon was found lying on his side.
There were no obvious signs of injury. "There were no bumps, bruises or anything that indicated he might have been assaulted or hit by a car," Lewis said.
An autopsy Thursday morning confirmed the death from hypothermia, and fingerprints confirmed Gordon's identity. The identification found with his body did not have a picture, police said earlier.
Also on Thursday, a possible witness who heard of the discovery called police, Lewis said. The witness said he saw a man who looked "very cold" on the corner of Barclay and Laketon about 9:05 a.m. Wednesday, Lewis said.
"He said his hands were clenched to his chest and he was walking very slowly," Lewis said, adding that investigators do not believe Gordon had been in the snowbank all night.
Around 7:50 a.m. Wednesday, police officers had stopped in the parking lot near where Gordon's body was found after taking a call. Cruiser video was checked and Gordon was not visible.
Investigators have been trying to trace Gordon's movements during the last 24 hours of his life.
The homeless man had been staying "off and on" at the Muskegon Rescue Mission, 400 W. Laketon, Lewis said.
Early Tuesday afternoon, "he was asked to leave the Rescue Mission because he was consuming alcohol," Lewis said.
Lewis said it has been the police department's experience that the Rescue Mission does not allow alcohol on the premises or anyone who has been drinking.
"Our records indicated he had an alcohol problem," Lewis said of Gordon. Toxicology test results from the autopsy are pending. Gordon did not have a record of serious criminal offenses.
Investigators checked businesses in the area where Gordon was found, including Wesco and the Sand Bar tavern. "Some people recognized him as someone they'd seen before," Lewis said.
Police discovered he had been at the Frontier Mart convenience store at Seaway Drive and West Southern Avenue early Tuesday afternoon.
"We know that he had been with some acquaintances during the afternoon. They had been at a house in the Nims Neighborhood area," Lewis said.
The Nims Neighborhood borders the area where Gordon's body was found.
Lewis said Gordon and his acquaintances split up around 7 p.m. Tuesday.
"We're trying to close a gap, probably between early evening and when he was found the next morning," Lewis said.
Lewis said he had no information about why Gordon was homeless. He said some family members, who live in the Muskegon area, had been notified of his death.


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WASHINGTON – The nation's poverty rate remained stuck at 15 percent last year despite America's slowly reviving economy, a discouraging lack of improvement for the record 46.5 million poor and an unwelcome benchmark for President Barack Obama's recovery plans.
More than 1 in 7 Americans were living in poverty, not statistically different from the 46.2 million of 2011 and the sixth straight year the rate had failed to improve, the Census Bureau reported Tuesday. Median income for the nation's households was $51,017, also unchanged from the previous year after two consecutive annual declines, while the share of people without health insurance did improve but only a bit, from 15.7 percent to 15.4 percent.
"We're in the doldrums, with high poverty and inequality as the new normal for the foreseeable future," said Timothy Smeeding, an economics professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison who specializes in income inequality. "The fact we've seen no real recovery in employment and wages means we've just flatlined."
Mississippi had the highest share of its residents in poverty, at 22 percent, according to rough calculations by the Census Bureau. It was followed by Louisiana, New Mexico and Arkansas. On the other end of the scale, New Hampshire had the lowest share, at 8.1 percent.
The last significant decline in the national poverty rate came in 2006, during the Bush administration and before the housing bubble burst and the recession hit. In 2011, the rate dipped to 15 percent from 15.1 percent, but census officials said that change was statistically insignificant.
For the past year, the official poverty line was an annual income of $23,492 for a family of four.
In Pennsylvania, poverty rose slightly last year but remained below the national average, the Census Bureau reported Tuesday.
The data showed that almost 1.8 million people in Pennsylvania, or 13.9 percent, were living in poverty last year. That's up slightly from 13.8 percent in 2011 and 13.4 percent the year before. Pennsylvania's population is almost 12.8 million.


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Currently, investors pay anywhere from about $4.40 to $12 for every $1,000 they invest in most Oregon College Savings Plan funds -- and even more in the broker-sold MFS Oregon 529 Plan.
About $1 of those annual fees go to the Oregon State Treasury to manage and market the plans; the rest go to plan sponsors TIAA-CREF Tuition Financing Inc. and MFS Investment Management.
Under Wheeler's proposal, the state's share of fees would fall to 50 cents per $1,000.
The savings could put an additional $650,000 into college accounts, according to The Oregonian's calculations based on the network's current assets. See how our readers voted in our poll.
The Oregon 529 College Savings Board, which Wheeler chairs, will consider his proposals when it meets Thursday in Tigard.
"With this fee reduction, the Oregon College Savings Network will be one of the most affordable in the nation," Wheeler said in a press release.
Wheeler said he will also seek an adjustment in fees for the Oregon College Savings Plan's money-losing money market portfolio so investors no longer lose their original investment.
That portfolio held about $16 million, or only 2 percent of the $680 million invested in Oregon's direct-sold plan. But it has generated a negative 0.27 percent return since TIAA-CREF took over management of the plan in March 2010. Low interest rates and the fund's fees -- $5 per $1,000 invested -- account for the poor returns.
Wheeler's wider free reduction proposal has been made possible by growth in plan assets due to the recovery of the stock market and increased contributions. In 2009, network assets had dropped to $746 million, nearly half what they are today.
"Two years ago when we drew up the last budget, the numbers were less," said Treasury spokesman James Sinks.
Wheeler said additional fee reductions could be possible if growth continues.
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STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- Who knew a shopping cart could become a bench — and in the blink of an eye?
Folks who frequent the Pathmark and Costco locations in New Springville, that's who. Commuters who board a bus at an Independence Avenue bus stop have routinely used shopping carts from Costco as a makeshift benches.
One concerned Staten Island community activist, who has focused on various transportation-related issues throughout the borough, said the unsightly find of scattered shopping carts is disappointing.
"I don't see why the city can't put up a bus shelter with a bench," said Phil Fox, of Arden Heights. "It's unsightly, it's unsafe because carts roll all over the street."
Target will soon do business next to Pathmark this fall.
"I'm dismayed because people have to sit on top of turned-over shopping carts as they wait for the bus," Fox said, noting he's also seen numerous commuters stand in the rain with packages.
He said people living with a physical disability and senior citizens are also impacted by the situation.
"How do you encourage mass transit when people have to stand in the pouring rain with their shopping bags?" wondered Fox.
Fox said the addition of a bus shelter would make for a cleaner area and provide the city with revenue.
According to Advance archives, the city Department of Transportation (DOT) entered into a 20-year "franchise agreement" in 2006 with Cemusa, an international company with headquarters in Manhattan that maintains street furniture in cities around the world.
Under the franchise agreement, Cemusa pays the city $1.4 billion over the 20-year deal to install and maintain bus shelters, newsstands and automatic public toilets. In return, the company is permitted to sell advertisement space on its structures, a DOT spokesman said in January 2012.
"There's more than adequate room [for a shelter]," Fox maintained.


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LEONI TWP., MI – The current school year may be winding down, but East Jackson Community Schools already is planning for a new kind of learning for next year.
A 6 p.m. open house on Wednesday, May 28, in the East Jackson Secondary School cafeteria, 1566 N. Sutton Road, will introduce students and parents to W-A-Y East Jackson, a new online alternative education program.
W-A-Y East Jackson is open to students in ninth- through 12th-grades. Current East Jackson students and schools of choice students are eligible for enrollment, said Superintendent Pat Little.
"The reality is that some kids are not living traditional lives for whatever reason and this is a way to deliver a quality education to those who for whatever reason find the traditional high school setting is not for them," Little said.
W-A-Y stands for Widening Advancements for Youth, a non-profit program that started in Detroit and has expanded to 12 sites in Michigan.
W-A-Y East Jackson students will begin classes in early August that will be administered in a lab setting at the secondary school by a team leader provided by W-A-Y Michigan, Little said. Each student enrolled also will have daily contact with a mentor who's also part of the W-A-Y program, he said.
The school's curriculum focuses on project-based learning, and the schedule is flexible, with students being able to take classes any time of the day or night and any day of the week, Little said. Students are not required to come in to the lab every day, he said.
East Jackson will receive the state per-pupil aid for each student enrolled in the new program, which will cover the cost of offering the program, Little said. It's hoped 30 students will enroll, he said.
"This is an exciting new program that we think people will like," Little said. "It has a great track record around the state."
Representatives from W-A-Y Michigan will be at the open house, along with East Jackson counselors and administrators, to answer questions and provide more information. Students will be able to enroll that night, Little said.
For more information, visit the East Jackson Community Schools website or call 517-764-1700.


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Good Sunday Morning, Fellow Seekers.
State lawmakers are expected to begin voting today on a $28.37 billion budget plan for the fiscal year that begins Monday. And as you might expect, it's a bit of a hairball.
The 2013-14 budget that emerged from the Senate Appropriations Committee contains no general tax increases and boosts spending for public education by about $122 million above current levels. State-owned and state-related universities would be flat funded at this year's levels.
For a full summary of what's in the spending plan, check out this piece by our colleague Ron Southwick. As of last night the marquee issues of liquor privatization, transportation funding and Medicaid expansion remained unresolved.
Majority House Republicans recessed Saturday's voting session, acknowledging that they couldn't get the votes from Democrats to approve a new highway funding bill. Democrats say the bill doesn't provide enough money for mass-transit and want to start over again.
While the Senate has signed off on a modified Medicaid expansion, GOP lawmakers in the House say they won't bring the bill to a vote on the floor. And the Senate has yet to vote on a booze plan. It's not clear if there are enough Republican votes to get a bill over to the House.
For a summary of the transportation debate, here's our column from last night.
PennLive's Charlie Thompson runs down the problems facing the booze bill here.
And here's the AP on the Medicaid expansion.
Meanwhile, protesters from SEIU Healthcare continue their campout in a hallway outside Sen. Vince Hughes' office. And last night, they were rebuffed in an attempt to drop off politically symbolic snacks at Gov. Tom Corbett's office.
Voting sessions in the House and Senate resume at 11 a.m. this morning. But it's gonna be a long day. Wear comfortable shoes. We'll see all of you back here throughout the day.


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a few weeks ago i gave a talk on the arts & crafts movement that emerged during the latter part of victorian britain, from roughly 1860 to 1900, and i was taken with the similarities between now and then, in relation to the changes and/or transformation our culture has undergone over the past twenty years or so; and i think i'm still in teacher-mode, so this is a bit of a long post. while the circumstances and contexts are very different, there are arguable parallels in the nature of how people responded. lately i find myself more and more fascinated by the past incidents of massive change, thinking about what insights into the future can be gained by looking back.
bit of history…. originating a few centuries prior with the printing press, the industrial revolution took hold in the early 1800's with the advent of mechanized innovations in the textile industry, and the mechanization of labour quickly spread to other industries and spurred the production of goods towards extraordinary volumes, creating a greater need for regulated tradeways (rail, road, canal, etc) and urban development. mass production of goods was rampant, newly established factories hired workforces in the thousands, and a new middle class of entrepreneurs and nouveau riche emerged.
by mid-century, the industrial revolution was reaching the crest of its first wave, transforming every aspect of british culture while it gained strength as a global empire. it's critical to remember that these changes were happening for the first time ever, accelerating human life into the modern age at a pace that barely allowed time to gain vantage on the present before hurtling into the future, all the while changing the expectations of what that future might hold.
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The Vikings trip was short however, as they got outed 85-61 as a No. 16 seed by No. 1 Kansas.
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Paring The Roster
September 23, 2009 - Matt Spielman
So the blog title will be "From Butler To Weber" for now, but I fully expect that to change Weber to Vanek in due time.
Now that we have that out of the way, let's take a lot at what remains for the Sabres to decide before the season opener next Saturday against Montreal at HSBC Arena.
Based on contracts, experience and probably overall talent at this point, Jhonas Enroth is clearly third on the goaltending depth chart heading into this season and he will be hopping a flight out of town to man the Portland Pirates' net soon enough. Ryan Miller and Patty Lalime are the obvious goaltenders.
Up front, expect Derek Roy to center Thomas Vanek and Drew Stafford on the top scoring line. They have had success in the past and as with many aspects of this organization, management will be expecting big things out of this nucleus of players.
Tim Connolly will center the second line with Jason Pominville on one wing. The other wing will give the Sabres their first choice in the lineup. I would like to see Daniel Paille or Clarke Macarthur to fill in that spot. Both have showed glimpses of scoring ability but have also underperformed in the past.
With offseason signings and the direction the league is taking lately, I expect Buffalo to suit up a conventional fourth checking line consisting of three players from the group of Paille/Macarthur, Cody McCormick, Patrick Kaleta, Matt Ellis and Adam Mair. Past playing time and contracts would put Paille, Kaleta and Mair in the lineup with McCormick and Ellis being the odd men out, but none of those looks like a true center for the line.
That leaves Paul Gaustad to center Jochen Hecht and Mike Grier on a third line that may be able to shut down the opposition's top lines.
A lineup looking like this would again send Nathan Gerbe and Tim Kennedy back to Portland, which I am not a big fan of. I would rather see Hecht and Macarthur gone via any sort of transaction it takes, but management and the coaching staff seem married to the idea of Hecht being in the lineup every night.
Sabres management also has questions on the blue line to answer and as I see it there are nine skaters playing for six starting spots and a reserve position.
Captain Craig Rivet is here as are Toni Lydman, Andrej Sekera, Chris Butler and Steve Montador. The remaining four defensmen as I see them are Nathan Paetsch, Henrik Tallinder, Tyler Myers and Mike Weber. The only way Myers stays in town is if he is a top-6 blue liner because he will play every day at a lower level. If the Sabres keep him, I see Weber going back to Portland, Tallinder being the seventh man and Paetsch being the odd man out of this group.
Two games remain for the coaching staff and Darcy Regier to evaluate. A short preseason schedule is rushing the decisions, but this staff has seen enough of many of these players over the years to make their decisions.
October 3 can't come soon enough.
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who plays this? i work there so its so easy for me to get pieces cause i get free break food every day and my sister buys mcfood every day too.
im currently one away from all cash prizes. if youd liek to help out and see if you have any of "the rare" pieces id be glad to go half in with you.
it's taken me probably 100 pieces or better to get where im at (all but one in each group) thats 17 pieces. anyone else hardcore about monopoly? lmao
also, random fact, theres only 3 Boardwalk Pieces in existance. the chances those actually get into circulation before the promotion is over is really really bad, i think i read the statistic for winning 1,000,000 is 1 in 17 BILLION.
the odds are incredibly shitty when you play by yourself but i bet not too many players resort to the internets! lol
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2009-2010 GSA President Jean Bahr talks with students at the 2009 breakfast in Portland.
President's Student Breakfast Reception
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GSA President Joaquin Ruiz invites all students registered for the meeting to attend a free breakfast buffet sponsored by ExxonMobil Corp. Joaquin and members of GSA leadership, along with ExxonMobil staff members, will be on-hand to answer questions and address student issues.
The president's reception is one of the most popular student events at the annual meeting, and each registered student will receive a complimentary ticket for the breakfast buffet. This is a wonderful opportunity for networking and catching up with fellow students.


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The issue will be discussed when the board reconvenes Friday morning, but Thursday night's talks yielded some changes in the rules of several other sports.
Effective this spring, overtime periods in high school soccer will be reduced from 20 minutes to 15 minutes. The only exception is the championship game, where each of the two "sudden death" overtime periods that precede penalty kicks will stay at 20 minutes long.
PIAA Assistant Executive Director Mark Byers said last season showed that 20-minute overtime periods were too long, and it wore the players down.
The board also voted to introduce a mercy rule: a seven-goal differential will now result in a running clock. This is also effective immediately, at all levels.
In addition, there was a lot of talk about what the PIAA can do to clamp down on the rising number of penalties in soccer. This will be discussed in more detail at the next board meeting.
The board voted to establish a maximum score of 100 as a qualifying standard from the district tournament level to the PIAA regional tournament.
"A hundred is for the most part 28-over-par at most places, and when people are shooting over that, it ties up the golf course," PIAA Associate Executive Director Dr. Bob Lombardi said, adding that the new rule was by no means overly severe and that based on recent scores, it would probably eliminate a maximum of 10 contestants from the field.
This rule is also effective immediately.
The board approved the wrestling steering committee's recommendation to change the rule governing how regular season wrestling contests are counted toward each school's cap of 22.
Under the new method:
- Each dual meet counts as one team competition point
- Each triangular meet, or bracketed tournament that involves eight or fewer schools counts as two team competition points
- Each quadrangular meet, or bracketed tournament that involves nine or more teams counts as three team competition points. Each one-day event involving multiple schools, or an individual pool, also counts as three team competition points
- Multi-day events will cost the aggregate of the second and third criteria.
Cross Country
Discussion centered on whether the board should reclassify cross-country as a team sport instead of an individual one.
If cross-country is allowed to be considered a team sport, the field could be broken into three classifications – up from the current AA and AAA.
This proposal passed on a first reading basis, but there was much debate about whether it is a necessary move.


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EAST GRAND RAPIDS -- Holden Tamblyn had already struck six times as he combined with Patrick Everett to give Ann Arbor Huron a deadly one-two punch.
But if his first six goals were ordinary punches, the seventh one was the uppercut that knocked Hudsonville to the canvas.
Tamblyn's goal with 1.9 seconds left gave Huron a 12-11 win over the Eagles in Friday's quarterfinal and kept the team alive in the search for its 12th Michigan Water Polo Association state championship.
Tamblyn said the game-winning goal was the result of a play that Huron has spent its share of time on in recent practices.
"We worked on it for the past week. Usually I run it as a point and dish it off to someone, get to the five-meter area, and try to draw a foul. Then I shoot it off the foul," Tamblyn said.
"On the last shot I stopped and drew a foul, and I thought I was inside that line so I thought I couldn't shoot it. But I thought why not try it. I was so happy it went in. I just wanted to yell as loud as I could."
Ann Arbor Huron (33-8) will face Ann Arbor Pioneer in Saturday's 11:45 a.m. semifinal.
"I have a couple really good friends on the Pioneer team. Both of us want to win and I'll play as hard as I can. In the water it's completely different," Tamblyn said.
Huron coach Justin Thoresen said his team has worked diligently on the scoring play throughout the postseason, keeping it under wraps so that other teams wouldn't grasp what Huron was trying to accomplish.
"It's a play we haven't run in games until the postseason but we have practiced it all season," Thoresen said. "We got a great shooting opportunity, put the ball on the best shooter and let them have it."
Thoresen has been involved in Ann Arbor-area water polo as a player and coach for over two decades. He said the Huron-Pioneer matchup is always highly anticipated.
"I played for Huron, my sister played at Huron and there's nothing better than the Pioneer rivalry. It's awesome and makes the game exciting. We're both such great programs, and every time you put us together it makes for great fireworks," Thoresen said.
The loss overshadowed a fine performance by Hudsonville (30-8), which got fine goalie play from Mitch Kneibel and strong scoring from Kody Brinks (five goals) and Ian Hewett (three goals).
"It's like anything in life that happens like that - it was very upsetting," Hudsonville coach Joe Szymanski said. "The guys did a heck of a job playing. We just came up on the short end of the stick, and it's how you respond to situations like this that shows off your character."
Hudsonville can still finish top five if it beats Zeeland at 9:15 a.m. Saturday and follows up with a solid performance the rest of the day.
"I told the guys it's how you respond to adversity that shows the character. I think we'll respond well," Szymanski said.


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STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- Native Staten Islander Yolanda Intartaglio, 83, of Mariners Harbor, a retired butcher, known for her sense of humor, spirituality and devotion to loved ones, died Wednesday in Addeo Hospice, Egbertville, where she had resided for a few days.
Born in Mariners Harbor, she lived in that community her entire life.
Miss Intartaglio worked as a butcher for a variety of supermarkets on the North Shore for 25 years. She retired in the early 1980s.
She attended Port Richmond High School.
In her leisure time, she enjoyed watching New York Yankees games. As a young woman, she liked to attend dog races in Miami.
Miss Intartaglio liked to tell jokes and had a keen sense of humor, her family recalled. In addition, she was a "spiritual person who prayed every night," said her niece, Sandra Jones.
"She was also very protective of those she cared about," added Ms. Jones.
She is survived by a brother, Tony, and two sisters, Raffaela Dudek and Maffalda LaRocca.
The funeral will be Monday from the Virginia Funeral Chapel, Dongan Hills, with a mass at 10 a.m. in St. Ann's R.C. Church, Dongan Hills. Burial will be in St. Peter's Cemetery, West Brighton.


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HOUSE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . No. 2831
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Kay Khan
To the Honorable Senate and House of Representatives of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts in General
The undersigned legislators and/or citizens respectfully petition for the adoption of the accompanying bill:
An Act regarding the classifications system for prisoners in the Commonwealth.
HOUSE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . No. 2831
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts
In the Year Two Thousand Eleven
An Act regarding the classifications system for prisoners in the Commonwealth.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives in General Court assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows:
Whereas, the cost of imprisoning offenders in the prisons, jails, and houses of correction of the commonwealth has reached approximately one billion dollars per year; and
Whereas, no more than ** percent of that cost is at present devoted to education, vocational, and therapeutic programming for offenders; and
Whereas, the cost of imprisoning an offender in a high security correctional facility has reached well over fifty thousand dollars per year; and
Whereas, the cost of imprisoning an offender in a low security or pre-release facility is approximately sixty percent of the cost of high security confinement; and
Whereas, it has been known since at least 1987 that a disproportionate number of incarcerated offenders in this commonwealth are confined in high security facilities; and
Whereas, between 1994 and 2004, the percentage of offenders in minimum security facilities declined from twenty three percent to eleven percent and the percentage of offenders in maximum security facilities increased from nine percent to nineteen percent; and
Whereas, twelve percent of Massachusetts offenders are currently being released to our communities from maximum security facilities, which is more than twice the percentage of such releases in other states; and
Whereas, it is more practicable and less expensive to conduct education, vocational, and therapeutic programming for offenders in lower security correctional facilities; and
Whereas, the administrative method for determining the security and rehabilitative programming requirements of each prisoner in the custody of Commonwealth is known as "classification;"
It is hereby resolved, That in order to contain correctional costs and promote the rehabilitation of offenders in a manner that balances the need to prepare offenders to live within the law with the security requirements of public safety; the General Court hereby establishes the following requirements for all classification regulations and procedures promulgated by the commissioner of correction.
Section 2.
Chapter 127 of the General Laws, as appearing in the 2000 Official Edition, is hereby amended by inserting after section *** the following section:—
Section *** . The commission of correction shall promulgate regulations and procedures for the classification of all persons committed to his custody and to the custody of the several sheriffs.
Section *** A. The classification regulations and procedures employed by the commissioner of correction shall create an objective, validated, point-based classification system.
Section *** B. The classification regulations and procedures employed by the commissioner shall require that no more than fifteen percent of offenders be classified to maximum security correctional facilities at any time, and that no less than thirty percent of offenders be classified to minimum security, including pre-release or work-release correctional facilities, at all times.
Section *** C. The classification regulations and procedures employed by the commissioner shall ensure that no less than eighty percent of offenders progress to minimum security or pre-release correctional facilities by the time they have completed eighty percent of the minimum term of their sentence or aggregated sentences.
Section 3. The requirements of this section shall apply and control the movement of all incarcerated sentenced offenders through the correctional facilities of the commonwealth notwithstanding the provisions of any other previously enacted legislation.


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Six St. Bernard Parish Council candidates put in their names today for the Oct. 22 ballot. That brings the total tally of candidates who qualified in St. Bernard to 43, including those vying for sheriff, assessor, parish president, clerk of court, justice of the peace and the state 103rd House and 1st Senate districts.
Qualifying began Tuesday and ends at 5 p.m. Thursday.
Hugh Paul Pentney Sr., a St. Bernard Democrat, put his hat in the ring today for the at large east seat. While candidates must qualify for at-large seats in either the east or west districts, the positions are elected parishwide and represent the entire parish.
Dennis J. Melancon Jr., an Arabi Republican, Deborah Lambert Rosenberger, a Chalmette Republican, and Peter A. Rupp, an Arabi Republican, each qualified today for the District A seat.
Nathan Gorbaty, a Chalmette Democrat, qualified for District B, Frank C. Mumphrey, of Chalmette, who is unaffiliated with a party, is vying for District C.
Here are the candidates who qualified today and Tuesday:
St. Bernard Parish Sheriff: Barry Bernadas, R-Chalmette; Chad Clark, D-Meraux; Wayne Landry, D-St. Bernard; James "Jimmy" Pohlmann, D-Meraux.
St. Bernard Parish Assessor: Alan G. Bouterie, NP*-Chalmette; John J. Finckbeiner, NP-Chalmette; Ross Gonzales, R-Arabi; Reed Henderson, D-Violet; James J. "Jimmy" Licciardi Jr., NP-Meraux; Eugene "Gene" Molinary, NP-Meraux; Jaylynn Bergeron Turner, R-Meraux.
St. Bernard Parish President: David Peralta, R-Meraux; Incumbent Craig Taffaro, R-Meraux; Timothy A. Tobin Jr., NP-Arabi.
St. Bernard Parish Clerk of Court: Randy S. Nunez, D-Meraux; Incumbent Lena R. Torres, D-Chalmette.
St. Bernard Parish Coroner: Incumbent Bryan Bertucci, D-Chalmette.
St. Bernard Parish Justice of the Peace Ward G: John McElroy, III, R-Chalmette; Kenneth W. "Kenny" Henderson, R-Chalmette.
St. Bernard Parish Council
At-large, east: Henry Ballard Jr., NP-Violet; Thomas Johnson, D-Violet; Hugh Paul Pentney Sr., D-St.Bernard.
At-large, west: George Cavignac, R-Chalmette; Earl Dauterive, D-Chalmette.
District A: Jason R. Danna, NP-Arabi; Incumbent Ray Lauga Jr., R-Arabi; Dennis J. Melancon Jr., R-Arabi; Deborah Lambert Rosenberger, R-Chalmette; Peter A. Rupp, R-Arabi.
District B: Nathan Gorbaty, D-Chalmette; Randy Muscarello Jr., NP-Chalmette; Joseph "Joe" Oster Jr., R-Chalmette.
District C: Richard J. "Richie" Lewis, R-Chalmette; Howard J. Luna, R-Chalmette; Frank C. Mumphrey, NP-Chalmette
District D: Casey Hunnicutt, R-Meraux; Stacey Riley Sr., NP-Violet.
District E: Andrew "Candy" Rhodes III, D-Violet; Gerald P. "Jerry" Ruiz III, D-Violet.
State legislative
103rd House District: Ray Garofalo, R-Meraux; Chad Lauga, D-Arabi; Cullen A. Tonry, D-Chalmette.
1st Senate District: Nita Rusich Hutter, R-Chalmette.
*NP stands for no party affiliation.
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The biggest television and singular sporting event of the year features a rematch of the big game four years ago. The New York Giants and New England Patriots will square off in the final football Sunday of the season at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis.
Though house parties are common destinations for the big game, nobody needs to feel locked into mounting a feast of gargantuan proportions and listening to the roars and groans for hours on end. There are plenty of watering holes — from big chains, to small businesses — across the South Shore that would be happy to have you for Super Bowl XLVI.
Dugout Pub South in Great Kills is enabling folks to dish $50 toward an open bar and buffet that includes an all-you-can-eat pasta bar and wings at halftime in the dining room. The Coors Light girls and a DJ will entertain at game's end. Reservations are not required, but suggested, and can be made by dialing 718-384-6882. Dugout Pub South is located at 4029 Hylan Blvd.
Z-Two Restaurant in Charleston is kicking off the Super Bowl with a $45 open bar and buffet that includes a wide assortment of food. Z-Two is located at 2925 Veterans Road West.
McGinn's, an Irish pub on Amboy Road in Great Kills, will be serving up discounted drinks ($1 off), 60-cent wings and a halftime buffet for its patrons. McGinn's is located at 3932 Amboy Rd.
At the recently opened Tottenville Tavern, fans can expect a free halftime buffet featuring pizza — Sicilian- and L&B-style slices — quesadillas, hot dogs, baked ziti and more. Bud Light drafts and pitchers will be sold for $3 and $10, respectively. The Tottenville Tavern is located at 7528 Amboy Rd.
Two longtime South Shore establishments won't be going overboard for Super Bowl XLVI. Joyce's Tavern and Talk of the Town Tavern in Eltingville and Great Kills, respectively, are neighborhood hot-spots that pride themselves on being "Giants bars" (just look at the walls).
Both will serve their usual fans with food and drink.
"Here, it's business as usual," said a Joyce's employee. "We have so many regulars that come in. We don't look to get more people. It's crowded with the same neighborhood people that have been coming here for years."
Joyce's is located at 3823 Richmond Ave., and Talk of the Town is at 24 Giffords Ln.
Super Bowl XLVI kicks off at 6:30 p.m. on NBC.


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SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 11, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Enterprise Connect Orlando, produced by UBM Tech, today announces six finalists for the Best of Enterprise Connect award, which recognizes exhibitors who have made significant technological advancements in enterprise communications and collaboration. A panel of industry-leading judges chose the finalists, and the winner will be announced on March 19, 2014 from the event keynote stage. For more information on Best of Enterprise Connect, visit: enterpriseconnect.com/bestofenterpriseconnect/.
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Selected from a competitive landscape of more than 40 entries, the six finalists include:
- Acano: Product to be announced
- AirWatch: AirWatch Workspace Management, which "provides complete separation of corporate and personal data on devices, securing corporate resources and maintaining employee privacy."
- CafeX: CafeX Fusion Live Assist, which "integrates video conferencing and much more with existing business web and mobile applications, allowing customers to initiate personal interactions with in-house personnel at the touch of a button."
- Dolby: Dolby Voice, "an audio conferencing solution that makes virtual meetings sound and feel more like in-person meetings. BT MeetMe with Dolby Voice is a BT Conferencing service that delivers the Dolby Voice experience."
- Samsung: Samsung WE VoIP, "a mobile SIP phone client that makes your smartphone an extension of the office phone system. A dual mode smartphone and phone system communicate with each other over a private Wi-Fi network in the office and a public Wi-Fi or 4G/LTE network when out of the office."
- VOSS: The VOSS UC Migration Solution, which "comprises an advanced on-boarding toolset (OBT) to help organizations rapidly and efficiently migrate large volumes of users, devices and UC services, by using the latest technology developed for 'big data' and applying it to a next generation UC migration project."
"Best of Enterprise Connect consistently draws such an impressive range of applicants, from small startups to the industry heavyweights," said Eric Krapf, Enterprise Connect Co-Chair. "Again this year, entries ran the gamut from network management systems to cloud-based software, video conferencing tools, and more. Our finalists have all made breakthroughs in improving organizations' internal and external communications. Attendees will have a chance to learn more about each of these leading products at the Enterprise Connect expo."
The judging panel of industry experts for the Best of Enterprise Connect includes:
- Robin Gareiss, President and Founder, Nemertes Research
- David Stein, Principal, Stein Technology Group
- Marty Parker, Principal Consultant, UniComm Consulting and Co-founder, UCStrategies
- Zeus Kerravala, Founder and Principal Analyst, ZK Research
About Enterprise Connect
Enterprise Connect is the leading conference and exhibition for enterprise IP Telephony, Converged Networks and Unified Communications in North America. Enterprise Connect® brings corporate IT decision makers together with the industry's vendors, analysts and consultants to focus on the issues central to enterprise networks and communications. Enterprise Connect® owns and produces No Jitter, providing daily blogging and analysis of enterprise communications, and it also serves the community with a weekly email newsletter, a Webinar Series and Virtual Events. For more information, visit enterpriseconnect.com/.
About UBM Tech
UBM Tech is a global media business that brings together the world's technology communities through live events, online properties and custom services. UBM Tech's community-focused approach provides its users and clients with expertly curated research, education, training, community advocacy, user-generated content and peer-to-peer engagement opportunities that serve the Electronics, Security, Enterprise IT and Communications, Network Infrastructure and Applications, Game and App Developers, and Tech Marketing communities. UBM Tech's brands include Black Hat, DesignCon, EE Times, Enterprise Connect, Game Developers Conference (GDC), HDI, InformationWeek, and Interop. Create, a UBM Tech full range marketing services division, includes custom events, content marketing solutions, community development and demand generation programs based on its content and technology market expertise. UBM Tech is a part of UBM (UBM.L), a global provider of media and information services with a market capitalization of more than $2.5 billion. For more information, go to http://tech.ubm.com.
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I like mysteries. One of the longest-running unanswered Vandalia mysteries for me has centered around the "Anthenaeum," a capitol-era theatre facing the public square from its location on Fourth Street.
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1997 – A large crowd was on hand for the unveiling of the Vandalia Chamber of Commerce's new welcome sign.
Mr. and Mrs. James Thomas of Vandalia were planning to celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary.
The Fayette County Board agreed to get estimates on work needed on the county courthouse.
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The Vandalia Chamber of Commerce planned a ribbon-cutting ceremony for its new welcome sign, which resembles the Vandalia Statehouse.
Charles Metzger received a pin for 50 years of service with Temperence Lodge No. 16 in Vandalia.
The Vandalia City Council approved a four-way stop at the intersection of Sunset Drive and Fillmore Street.
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