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"I was walking through a video store -- that gives you a sense of how long ago this was -- and my girlfriend and I were looking for something to watch for date night," he recalls.
They happened to notice the movie "Somewhere in Time," a romantic fantasy from 1980 starring Christopher Reeve as a playwright who falls in love with the photo of an early-20th-century actress, played by Jane Seymour, and finds a way to travel back in time to pursue her. "I looked at it and said, 'I wonder if this would make a good musical?'
"So, we rented it, and we had a very good date night," he says, as though still relishing the memory. "And the next day I started pursuing the adaptation rights."
Flashforward to a few years from now: Davenport walks the opening-night red carpet as producer of a new Broadway musical. The show is a smash; very good date nights abound. And a little bit of the resulting fame and fortune find their way back to Portland.
Back to the present, where a lot has to happen to make that future real. The biggest step comes on Wednesday, when Portland Center Stage presents the world premiere of "Somewhere in Time," the musical.
Davenport, who is librettist as well as producer, says that he's focused for now on presenting the best possible show at the Gerding. But he's hoping eventually to add to a Broadway producing resume that includes the 2011 revival of "Godspell," the Cyndi Lauper/Harvey Fierstein hit "Kinky Boots," Alan Cumming's current star turn in "Macbeth," and other shows.
For Portland Center Stage, the project has several benefits: the prestige of presenting a world premiere, added resources to give its patrons a lavish production, a chance to get on the map of regional theaters developing significant new shows, and -- should "Somewhere in Time" turn into a hot property -- a financial stake in its success.
"That's like winning the lottery," Center Stage artistic director Chris Coleman says. The chance that the show could move on to New York and succeed there is "a total crapshoot," he says. However, he notes that when the original production of "Rent" was running strong on Broadway, New York Theatre Workshop, the Off-Broadway house where the show originated earned about a $500,000 a year in profit participation.
"It's like getting an endowment," Coleman says. "It's very much the exception to the rule, but it's a possibility."
Davenport has reasons to be hopeful about the musical's prospects.
The movie version wasn't a box-office success, but over the years has gathered a devoted following, including a fan club (International Network of "Somewhere In Time" Enthusiasts, or INSITE) so ardent and active that it publishes a quarterly magazine and hosts an annual fan convention at one of the film's settings, the Grand Hotel on Michigan's Mackinac Island. A big believer in market research, Davenport presented a long list of titles to a focus group several years ago, asking the participants to rank the stories they'd most like to see made into a musical. "Somewhere in Time" turned out to be the top choice, he says, ahead of several others that already have been brought to the stage since.
Davenport sees the story as a great romance with universal appeal. "Imagine someone fighting the laws of nature to be with you. It's a fairy tale, and this guy's moat -- what he has to cross to get to the princess -- is time itself."
Wading into his own moat back in 2001, Davenport approached Richard Matheson, who wrote the story first as the novel "Bid Time Return," then as the "Somewhere in Time" screenplay, and also originated such hits as "What Dreams May Come" and "I Am Legend." Though Matheson had thoughts of making his own musical adaptation, Davenport says the author eventually "realized that I was nearly as passionate about the story as he was. He knew I would take care of his baby."
It took five years to gain Matheson's confidence, then more time to find the right creative collaborators.
"We call it a romantic fantasy, and I needed to hear that in the lyrics and the music," Davenport says. "The show is magic. It needed to sparkle."
Things finally clicked with composer Doug Katsarosand lyricist Amanda Yesnowitz. Scott Schwartz, son of the songwriter Stephen Schwartz ("Godspell," "Pippin," "Wicked"), signed on as director.
Musical theater, though, is devilishly difficult art form to get right, requiring the harmonious interaction of not just writers, but producers, directors, choreographers, designers and orchestrators. As Davenport puts it, "Imagine ten people trying to paint the Mona Lisa."
Says Coleman, "It takes a ton of trial and error and negotiating -- 'That's a great song, but maybe it's in the wrong place.' Or, 'That's a great melody, but does the lyric say the right thing for that moment?' It's complex from every angle. And you can't really know how it all works unless it's up on its feet."
All the fine tuning and retooling can be expensive, and shows need to be in fighting trim to have a chance at making it to Broadway, where the overhead can be a major investment. According to a 2011 story by The New York Times, large-scale musicals tend to cost $10 million to $15 million to mount.
"Most of them wouldn't get born if there wasn't a regional company helping the process along," Coleman says. "The big musicals in the past 20 years have mostly come from either regional theater or from a big non-profit in Britain." Some are developed on New York's Off-Broadway circuit, but Coleman says "Somewhere in Time" is too big and high-profile a project for that approach.
"For our audience and for the company, this felt like a better opportunity," Coleman says.
Not only does PCS get to mount a lavish show, with three Tony nominees among the creative team (on scenic design, lighting design and choreography), and potentially raise its profile in the eyes of national funders, it gets to stretch in operational terms.
"We're learning an enormous amount," Coleman says. "There are so many moving parts and things to figure out -- more rehearsal time, more tech time, more preview time -- than we normally would have. We've never asked our production team to do such a big show at the end of the season, after they've already done nine other shows. There's a healthy degree of tension/overload for us as a company."
Says actress Hannah Elless, who stars alongside Andrew Samonsky, about developing the show in Portland, "We really couldn't be more blessed. The staff here is so supportive. I'd use the word symbiotic."
And though the costs are high and the odds are long, Davenport has faith in his latest potential Broadway baby.
"I'm a big believer in the idea that if you build it, they will come," he says.
He's not the only one, after all, who wants an entertaining and romantic date night.


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The ensuing game didn't go as quickly.
West Michigan and Fort Wayne labored through a nearly four-hour slugfest Friday night at Fifth Third Ballpark with the Whitecaps pulling out a 16-11 victory.
The 16 runs were a season high for West Michigan, which scored 14 runs in a win at Burlington on June 12.
The Whitecaps (5-3, 37-40) erupted for nine runs in the fifth inning en route to winning their third consecutive game.
They have won five of eight to open the second half of the Midwest League season.
West Michigan erased an early 5-2 deficit with the big fifth inning and led 11-5.
It was the most runs scored in an inning this season for the Whitecaps, who sent 14 runners to the plate and had five consecutive RBI hits.
The TinCaps, however, closed the gap with four runs in the seventh before the Whitecaps responded in the bottom of the inning.
WHITECAPS 16, TINCAPS 11Next game: West Michigan (Kevin Eichhorn 5-3, 3.45) vs. Fort Wayne (Noah Hull 1-1, 3.31), 7 p.m. Saturday at Fifth Third Ballpark
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Jeff Rowland, who had two runs scored, three walks, two sacrifice bunts and two stolen bases, scored Ryan Hamme on a squeeze bunt in the eighth.
Every Whitecaps starter reached base, had at least one RBI and scored a run. Rowland and Rob Brantly were the only ones without a hit.
Clay Jones came off the disabled list Friday and went 2-for-5 with two RBIs. It was his first game with the Whitecaps this season after suffering a broken hand in spring training.
Hamme and Luis Castillo had three hits, Castellanos had two hits and four RBIs, and Michael Torrealba (5-2) got the win in relief for the Whitecaps.
Ten pitchers threw a combined 364 total pitches between the two teams, which combined for 26 hits and five errors.
The conclusion of Thursday's suspended game required only four pitches after Moya laced a 1-2 pitch past a drawn-in infield to right field for a 4-3 walk-off victory.
Moya, who was 0-for-4 before knocking in the game winner, scored Castellanos from third base as West Michigan rallied from a two-run deficit in the ninth.
The Whitecaps finished with 11 hits. Castellanos, Rowland, James Robbins and Brantly each had two hits.
Odds and ends
-- Thursday night's rain-suspended game marked the 10th time this season the Whitecaps have had a game postponed, canceled or suspended because of weather.
-- Former Detroit Tiger Dick Tracewski did not appear at Fifth Third Ballpark as part of the Tiger Fridays series because of travel conflicts. Tracewski's appearance has been rescheduled for July 29.

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The Beatles' landmark 1964 film "A Hard Day's Night" will be issued on Blu-ray and DVD this summer to mark the movie's 50th anniversary.
The Criterion Collection will release a 3-disc Blu-ray/ DVD set and single DVD disc on June 24.
Of the initial release of "A Hard Day's Night," the late Roger Ebert wrote, "Many critics attended the movie and prepared to condescend, but the movie could not be dismissed: It was so joyous and original that even the early reviews acknowledged it as something special."
The Village Voice heralded the film as "the Citizen Kane of jukebox musicals."
The upcoming Criterion Blu-ray and DVD release boasts a digital restoration sanctioned by the film's director, Richard Lester, and a stereo soundtrack supervised by producer Giles Martin, son of Sir George Martin, The Beatles' legendary producer.
According to Criterion, the set will feature:
- New 4K digital film restoration with three audio options—a monaural soundtrack, as well as stereo and 5.1 surround mixes supervised by Giles Martin—presented in uncompressed monaural, uncompressed stereo, and DTS-HD Master Audio on the Blu-ray
- Audio commentary featuring various members of the film's cast and crew (dual-format only)
- "In Their Own Voices," a new piece combining interviews with The Beatles from 1964 with behind-the-scenes footage and photos
- "You Can't Do That: The Making of 'A Hard Day's Night,'" a 1994 documentary program by producer Walter Shenson
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Rusty Smith, a camp arm for the quarterback-uncertain Giants, was released by the team today along with three position players: Linebacker Allen Bradford, cornerback Junior Mertile and punter Jordan Gay.
The Giants also made a few undrafted free agent signings official: Kelcy Quarles, DT, South Carolina, Eathyn Manumaleuna, DT, BYU, DE Kerry Wynn, Richmond, linebacker Justin Anderson, Louisiana-Lafayette and safety Thomas Gordon of Michigan.
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Smith, 27, was signed by the Giants back on April 28 after the team announced a knee scope for backup Curtis Painter.
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CHRISTOPHER D. CARDON, 27, died on April 16, 2014.
He was a graduate of Western Michigan University. He had an infectious smile and loved the outdoors, according to his loved ones.
He leaves behind his parents, a brother, a niece, grandmothers and several aunts, uncles and cousins.
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Sorry I haven't written in awhile, but the roller coaster of divorce life is just that. A roller coaster. Up one minute, down the next!
On the down side is that the ex is driving me crazy through my kids. They don't like being sabotaged by the family! The thought is that if you want to bring HER around, then own up to the fact that he's been seeing her for a long time. Hiding things just make people mistrust! Springing her on the kids without notice is shocking for them!
The up side is all my new experiences! Traveling and seeing other parts of the country is like my favorite pastime. I went down to Washington DC this past weekend and attended the Cherry Blossom Festival. I've wanted to do that forever! I listened to bands play on the waterfront and watched the fireworks too. It was so much fun! The company I was with was great.....No, I wasn't on a date! Just some friends! Overall, I was proud of myself for instigating people to go with me. Yea, I am definitely the queen of arm twisting!
On the home front here, I am exceptionally busy. I am back working three jobs and this past weekend was the last weekend for a long while off! My thought is to work my butt off so that I can go somewhere again soon.
I'm thinking about time-sharing on a plan. There are time shares available that you can do some traveling all over the world. For a nominal fee monthly, I can then pick a couple different vacation spots I want to try. I can even bring friends and family if I want! So I am checking it out.
Also, big news! Alas, it looks like the house had a viable offer. That is like total freedom for me. Of course, I won't see anything for a couple of months until closing but dreaming is wonderful. I also got another car! Definitely much better suited to my personality. It is a zippy little thing that has a great CD player too! Color is good, small enough but not dangerously so, and fast! One hot car! I love it! Now, I have to get a GPS so I won't get lost!
Busy working, enjoying the spring weather (when it is good!) traveling and meeting new people.
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To the Editor;
It is disappointing to read recent articles in the The Post-Standard and on syracuse.com that suggest the Everson Museum has not sufficiently collaborated with community organizations and local artists. In fact, this is what the museum has done best.
Pieces such as David M. Rubin's guest column (Here are 2 challenges the Everson museum faces in staging a comeback) are misleading and inaccurate, at least in terms of what the Everson has done in this regard. To suggest that the museum should partner more with other institutions ignores that it has continuously done so for a decades, if not the past century.
Just this past year, the Everson collaborated with Syracuse-based fashion designer and SU professor Jeffrey Mayer to present "An American Look." This exhibition featured SU's fabulous Genet Costume Collection alongside many significant arts and crafts ceramics from the Everson's collection, furniture design from the Stickley Museum, and dozens of prominent arts and crafts works from local collectors David Rudd and Debbie Goldstein. In 2012, the Everson partnered with Onondaga Historical Association on "People, Place and Progress," an exhibition that presented dozens of paintings and works on paper from OHA and the Everson to celebrate the local community. That same year, the museum featured several works of art from SU Art Collections as a complement to the Robert Henri exhibition. Again in 2012, the Everson collaborated with 14 arts and cultural institutions on "The Other New York (TONY: 2012)", an unprecedented community-wide exhibition featuring New York state artists, most of them from Central New York.
Collaboration among organizations that had never before worked together -- including six SU arts venues, ArtRage Gallery, Erie Canal Museum, Onondaga Historical Association, Stone Quarry Hill Art Park, Rosamond Gifford Zoo and the city of Syracuse -- brought together artists and community members through innovative cross-programming, exhibitions, and walking tours. Is this not community collaboration at its best?
The Everson has a very small staff that works tirelessly to nurture community connections among individuals, organizations and their partners. A team of dedicated, highly-trained docents deliver educational programming to people who would otherwise not be able to experience it at the museum, such as those at the assisted living facilities. Volunteers organize events such as 60/60 that connect dozens of local artists with the community in a relaxed social setting.
Regarding exhibiting more local artists, I believe the Everson has supported more local artists than any other regional museum in upstate New York. In addition to the aforementioned TONY: 2012 exhibition, the Everson has regularly exhibited local artist through its Biennials, "The Edge of Art" series, group shows, and numerous solo shows. Over the past few years alone, Syracuse-based artists including Yvonne Buchanan, Margie Hughto, Jen Pepper, Jeffrey Mayer, and David MacDonald, have all been featured in solo exhibitions. This year, the Everson has solo exhibitions for Syracuse-based artists Mary Giehl and Sarah McCoubrey on its schedule. Carrie Mae Weems had a solo exhibition at the Everson in the late 1990s and has since gained international recognition and a major solo show at the Guggenheim Museum in New York City. Weems's work was included in TONY: 2012 and is often on view in the museum's permanent collection.
In 2010, the Everson organized Haudenosaunee: Elements which included more than 30 local artists and a follow-up exhibition featuring Haudenosaunee ceramists is being planned for 2015. In addition to practicing artists, the Everson regularly partners with other organizations to showcase local artistic talent including ARISE, the VA Creative Arts Festival, and Vera House. The Everson has hosted "On My Own Time," presenting artwork created by employees of local businesses, annually for more than 30 years, the longest running venue for this event in the country. Even the superbly talented animals at the Rosamond Gifford Zoo have had exhibitions at the Everson!
How can the museum be expected to do more when they do so much already? What the Everson Museum needs right now -- besides better financial support -- is less negativity from the those who somehow do not see the incredible contribution the museum makes to the Syracuse community and more appreciation from those who are in a position to provide the means for the museum to get to achieve financial stability.
I believe every artist, organization, student, parent of a child who loves art camp, and community member who visits the Everson should voice their support and the local media should echo that support rather than criticizing the museum's programming while it tries to overcome its financial challenges. The Everson is too important to this community and the greater region. To communicate that its difficulties somehow stem from a lack of local engagement unfairly criticizes the museum, its staff, and volunteers.
Debora Ryan, Former Senior Curator, Everson Museum of Art
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The Atlantic-10 Tournament is at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn this week, bringing former Curtis stars Halil Kanacevic (St. Joseph's) and Hassan Martin (Rhode Island) back to the area. They're on opposite sides of the bracket and can't meet up until the championship game. Further apart, Ryan Rossiter, Kyle McAlarney and OD Anosike are putting up huge years in Europe and Asia while Isaiah Wilkerson is having a strong second season for the Tulsa 66ers of the NBA's D-League.
Halil Kanacevic (Curtis)
Kanacevic was named to the Atlantic-10 All-Conference Second Team announced on Monday. Kanacevic has started all 30 games for St. Joseph's, which will enter the Atlantic-10 Tournament at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn this week as the fourth seed. The Hawks finished 11-5 in the A-10 and are 21-9 overall. They'll play Friday at 2:30 p.m. A 6-8 senior, Kanacevic is fourth in the conference in assists (4.5), fifth in rebounding (8.1) and seventh in blocks (1.6).
Hassan Martin (Curtis)
Martin is finishing his freshman year in a rush and on Monday was named to the Atlantic-10 All-Rookie Team. Last week he was named the Atlantic-10 Rookie of the Week after averaging 11. 5 points, 7.5 rebounds and 2.5 blocks in two games. The 6-7 former Warrior has risen to the top of the conference leaders in blocks with 2.4 per game (75 in 34 games). He is already fourth on Rhode Island's single-season blocks list. In conference play Martin is averaging 8.8 points, 7.4 rebounds and shooting 58.6 percent from the field. The Rams are 14-17 overall and will be seeded 11th at the Atlantic-10 Tournament at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn this week after finishing 5-11 in the conference. They'll play sixth-seeded Umass Thursday at 9 p.m. Martin had 13 points, 12 rebounds and six blocks as URI wrapped up its regular season with a 77-65 win over Fordham on March 5.
Isaiah Wilkerson (Curtis)
Wilkerson scored 20 points with seven rebounds in 32 minutes on Feb. 28 as the Tulsa 66ers defeated the Iowa Energy in the NBA Development League. Wilkerson and the 66ers won their first six games back from the D-League All-Star break before falling to the Erie Bayhawks last Wednesday. He's averaging 7.8 points in 21 minutes per game for Tulsa. Wilkerson got his fourth start of the season Saturday and scored eight points.
Kyle McAlarney (Moore Catholic)
McAlarney is the top scorer for Orleans of France's Pro-A League. He's averaging 14.8 points per game – eighth in the league -- on some silly shooting efficiency. The 50 (field goal)-40 (3-pointers)-90 (free throws) percentage club is considered the highest level of shooting. Well, McAlarney is at 49 percent overall from the field, 48 percent from 3-point range and 92 percent from the line. His 3-point shooting percentage is second in the league. McAlarney scored 15 points in a 76-65 win on Saturday.OD Anosike (St. Peter's)
Anosike has wasted zero time establishing himself as the dominant interior player in Italy's Serie A League in his rookie year. The former NCAA rebounding leader is doing it again abroad. He's leading the league with 12.2 rebounds per game while also ranking ninth in points with 16.2 and fifth in 2-point field goal percentage at 60 percent. In VL Pesaro's 102-78 win on March 2 Anosike had 22 points on 9 of 11 shooting while grabbing 10 rebounds. That followed a 21-point performance a week earlier. VL Pesaro has won its last eight games with Anosike grabbing a staggering 18 rebounds in the most recent win on Saturday.
Ryan Rossiter (Monsignor Farrell)
Rossiter continues an outstanding season in Japan for Tochigi Brex. The former Farrell big man is averaging 20.7 points and 11.5 rebounds over 40 games. He's also shooting 60 percent from the field. Most recently Rossiter had 23 points and 11 rebounds in a 69-62 win on Sunday.Follow Tom Dowd on Twitter @TomDowd22


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sgetty captured the intense shot to the right at Cedar Cliff High School.
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On the first day of football practice, bdarrah found himself across the Susquehanna River in Middletown where he snapped images of the resurgent Blue Raiders.
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Last Saturday, sgetty was at Siebert Memorial Park where the 2008 District 3-A runner-up Camp Hill Lions faced the AAA Kennard-Dale Rams. K-D finished last season at 5-6.
The Lions have lost a lot of seniors but appear poised to challenge in the extremely competitive four-team Mid-Penn Patriot.
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AGAWAM – Mayor Richard A. Cohen says he is continuing to work to finish developing School Street Park despite the city not getting a $500,000 state grant to help fund the $2 million-plus undertaking.
"We will continue to move forward with the project," Cohen said earlier this week.
He met with representatives of Berkshire Design Group earlier in the day to talk about the project in preparation for them developing design costs. Cohen said he has no plans to scale back the project.
Late last month, the city learned it was denied a $500,000 Parkland Acquisitions and Renovations for Communities program grant from the state Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs. Only 17 of the 49 applicants were awarded funds.
The Community Preservation Committee had recommended using $2 million of its money as a match to get the state grant to finish work at the park, estimated at $2.3 million.
However, City Councilor George Bitzas withdrew his resolution asking the council to authorize spending the Community Preservation Committee funds on the project during Monday's council meeting because the grant was denied. He said he will resubmit a resolution after designs are finished if the Community Preservation Committee agrees to recommend funding again.
Cohen said he will go back before both the committee and the council seeking funding.
If there is another round of funding for the state grant program, Cohen said the city will file another application for money. He does not expect to know that until sometime this spring.
When the city gets final designs it will then hold public hearings on the plans, according to Cohen.
The city finished developing 30 acres of the site in 2008, including establishing a softball diamond, a multi-use field, a baseball diamond, bocce courts, shuffleboard courts, a playground, parking for 214 cars, buffers for abutters, a walkway-bike path and rest rooms. The city bought the 50.6 acre site on School Street in 2002.
The final phase of the project may include open space covered with picnic shelters, a volleyball court, a playground, a spray park, a rest room, parking for more than 200 cars, a band shell, a multi-use field, an educational wetlands overlook and maintenance facilities. Plans also call for additional athletic fields for lacrosse, field hockey and soccer.
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AGAWAM – Mayor Richard A. Cohen says he is continuing to work to finish developing School Street Park despite the city not getting a $500,000 state grant to help fund the $2 million-plus undertaking.


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I suspect that with by the sheer amount of money Karl Rove's American Crossroads rakes in, this story will be buried quite quickly. However huge this story is, big money will find a way to stifle it…
Old Republican scam artists never die. They just create new shell corporations and rely on the fact that mainstream corporate media is unlikely to bother connecting any dots. So let's connect a few, shall we?
Yesterday at Salon, Craig Unger, author ofBoss Rove: Inside Karl Rove's Secret Kingdom of Power (a new book which tracks quite a bit of Rove's 2004 election chicanery, including the mysterious death of Ohio's GOP election tech guru Mike Connell, etc) wrote about Rove's ties "to shady GOP operative Nathan Sproul".
Sproul is the paid Mitt Romney political consultant and the man at the center of theGOP Voter Registration Fraud Scandal, who, though the RNC claimed they had fired him after fraudulent registration forms were recently discovered in some 12 Florida counties, is still at work on behalf of Republicans in 30 different states, according to the LA Times. The long history of voter registration fraud allegations against his companies since 2004 are so toxic, that Sproul says the RNC asked him to create the shell company, Strategic Allied Consulting, this past June without his name on the corporate filings in order to hide his involvement. (RNC spokesman Sean Spicer claims he's unaware of such a request, though Sproul tells us he stands by the assertion.)
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Gov. Livingston, riding the momentum of its second-place finish to Brearley at the Union County Tournament last Saturday, posted an impressive 40-24 victory over Roselle Park Friday night in Berkeley Heights.
The victory was the ninth straight for Gov. Livingston (9-1), which suffered its only loss to No. 11 Brearley, 43-21, on Dec. 23. Roselle Park lost for just the second time in its last 10 matches and fell to 10-3. Roselle Park, which finished third at the UCT, fell to Brearley, 36-31, on Jan. 13.
Gov. Livingston, which trailed Brearley, 232 to 230.5 for the UCT team title, won eight of the 14 bouts on Friday night.
Roselle Park's Luis Galindo pinned Matt O'Sullivan in 1:56 ay 215-pounds to cut his team's deficit to 28-24.
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iAB Financial employees from all branch locations contributed by purchasing new sandals to create the significant donation to the charity organization. The Rescue Mission uses the flip flops to give to people seeking emergency shelter at the Life House part of the organization. The donation is said to be enough to provide the Life House with enough flip flops for an entire year.
"We are so thankful to iAB for providing us with this awesome gift! In our emergency shelter, many men come in with only one pair of shoes, often filthy and falling apart. The flip flops provide an alternative pair of shoes to wear until they can get a new pair. Our residents also share shower areas with up to 60 other individuals. The flip flops help to keep showers sanitary and provide a sense of dignity as they share that space," stated Sharon Garig, Life House Coordinator.
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It started when offensive tackle Nate Solder took what several people on the scene have described as a cheap shot at linebacker Brandon Spikes during 11-on-11 drills. That started a fight that got multiple players from the offense and the defense going at it. Solder was required to run a penalty lap, and Spikes went into the locker room and came back wearing a knee brace and jawing at Solder, although Spikes was apparently not seriously hurt.
Center Dan Koppen was also engaged in plenty of pushing and shoving, with post-play skirmishes with two players on the Patriots' defense, Dane Fletcher and James Ihedigbo.
Patriots rookie defensive end Chandler Jones was asked if he would be joining in the training camp fights, seeing as his brother is UFC light heavyweight champion Jon "Bones" Jones. But Chandler said he'd pass.
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NEW DELHI - Chinese President Hu Jintao's current visit to India has opened a small window for possible nuclear cooperation between the two countries. As the US Congress comes close to ratifying a historic nuclear pact with India, Beijing seems to be looking to turn aside geostrategic and security concerns (which it has been underlining so far) in the interest of business opportunities that building new nuclear reactors could open.
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when the stakes involved can be more than US$100 billion, the estimated civilian nuclear energy reactors market in India.
Summing up Beijing's new thinking, Hu declared that "India's growth is an opportunity, not threat".
This is the first time that a joint statement at the highest level has talked about cooperation in nuclear energy between India and China. The two countries have had limited nuclear relations in the past, including Chinese supplying low-enriched uranium to India's Tarapur atomic reactor in 1995 and heavy water in the 1980s.
There is still a long way to go. Beijing's position will become more apparent when it will be required to elucidate its stand at the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG), where discussions regarding international acceptance of India's nuclear status should proceed after US congressional ratification of the nuclear pact.
Indian officials, however, say China is now unlikely to oppose the deal at the NSG and is more likely to concentrate on winning contracts and nuclear tenders. The competition can be stiff, with top companies from countries such as Russia, France, apart from the US already in the race. A US business delegation comprising representatives of top nuclear firms will visit India this month.
But India will be closely watching China's dealings with Pakistan and whether it does go ahead with a similar nuclear pact as the Indo-US deal, as has been suggested. Hu will head to Pakistan after the conclusion of his India trip.
One reason New Delhi has been averse to Chinese firms' close involvement in key strategic areas such as telecoms and ports is China's support to Pakistan and other countries such as Bangladesh in the same areas, including involvement in the Gwadar port in Balochistan. Gwadar opens the possibility of Chinese naval presence very close to Indian shores.
It will not be palatable to Indian security mandarins that the same set of engineers should be setting up nuclear reactors in both the countries. China has been involved in the construction of at least two nuclear reactors in Pakistan. The US has refused to deal with Pakistan on nuclear energy because of its dubious proliferation record.
In the past, reacting to the Indo-US civilian nuclear energy deal, China has asked India to sign the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty first. India has refused to sign the NPT as it considers it to be biased in favor of countries that already possess nuclear weapons. Beijing has been critical of the US for violating international norms by signing the nuclear pact with India and was unhappy about Indian nuclear-weapon tests in 1998.
Not too long back, Beijing said that given India's strong military strength, it was Pakistan more than India that needed nuclear weapons to defend itself.
Because of intense pressure from Beijing, including the possible blacklisting of Indian information-technology firms keen to expand in China, New Delhi has refrained from a comprehensive law against foreign investments by Chinese firms. But the suspicions harking back to a war fought in the early1960s continue to be there, though the Chinese companies have still won several contracts in India, in several infrastructure, oil and gas projects, because of the sheer cost advantage and quality of delivery.
Language, culture and different political systems (read democratic rights), however, continue to be issues with the very efficient Chinese personnel, a contrast to the slightly more laid-back and affable approach of Indians.
Still, even talking about opening the doors for future nuclear cooperation, in the context of raging nuclear-weapons-related controversies in North Korea, Iran and Pakistan, is a significant move forward.
The joint statement issued after the deliberations involving Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and Hu said: "There is the need for an international energy order, and for global energy systems to take into account the needs of both countries based on a stable, predictable, secure and clean energy future. In this context, the international civilian nuclear cooperation should be advanced through innovative and forward-looking approaches while safeguarding the effectiveness of international non-proliferation principles."
While enhanced Indo-US relations are being seen as Washington's attempt to balance the might of China in the region, it is clear now that Beijing does not want the US to walk away with business as well. The more difficult task in this context, however, will be relations with Islamabad, with which Beijing has enjoyed long close military ties.
Indeed, Hu's day-long meetings with top Indian dignitaries were a clinical exercise. There were no asides, warm handshakes, impromptu speeches, smiles and laughter. Hu and Manmohan during the joint press declaration looked more like the chief executive officers of two large corporates announcing the results of a successful partnership so far, in the strict interest of business parameters and quarterly results. There was nothing cultural, unlike, say, a conference with former US president Bill Clinton or even George W Bush.
The declaration issued after talks between Manmohan and Hu says: "Both sides believe that comprehensive economic and commercial engagement between India and China is a core component of their strategic and cooperative partnership." Setting a target of raising bilateral trade flows to US$40 billion by 2010 (double the current level), it emphasizes that the two countries will make joint efforts "to diversify their trade basket, remove existing impediments, and utilize the present and potential complementarities to sustain and strengthen bilateral commercial and economic cooperation".
A Bilateral Investment Promotion and Protection Agreement has been signed, while a joint task force will expedite its study of the feasibility and benefits of India-China regional trading arrangement and submit the report by next October.
The two countries, which have been competing globally to acquire oil and gas fields, have agreed to implement closely the provisions of the memorandum on cooperation in oil and gas signed last January. Next year has also been designated the China-India Friendship Year for Tourism. The two special representatives leading the discussion on the boundary question have been asked to accelerate efforts to arrive at a settlement.
The 13 agreements the two countries made during Hu's visit cover diverse areas, including protection of bilateral investment, trading of iron ore and export of rice, agriculture, education, forestry and the conservation of cultural heritage.
India and China have decided to hold regular summit-level exchanges in each other's country and on multilateral forums, open new consulates in Kolkata and Guangzhou, and set up an "expert-level mechanism" to discuss issues relating to trans-border rivers.
Hu said China and India are major developing countries, and that their relationship is of global significance in bilateral, regional and international dimensions. He said the two share "broad and sustained interests".
Manmohan said, "At the fulcrum of our efforts is our collective political will to enrich and reinforce our strategic and cooperative partnership for peace and prosperity, and to resolve our outstanding issues in a focused, sincere and problem-solving manner."
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Maybe you'll notice that I didn't say that liberals were becoming conservatives. I said white Southerners, who used to be reliably Democratic, were becoming Southern Republicans. That's different. To jholmes123, I responded, "We might be hardwired to be liberal or conservative, but the South was home to some awfully conservative Democrats. Now it's home to awfully conservative Republicans."
What's interesting about that exchange is our agreement that people aren't likely to change, that liberals are liberals, that conservatives are conservatives and that there isn't likely to be much migration between the two camps. Reportedly, there is similar agreement among scientists that our political views of the world are fixed and not likely to be changed with argument and attempts at persuasion.
MotherJones.com reports on a recent article in "Behavioral and Brain Sciences" that says that "Politics might not be in our souls, but it is probably in our DNA." The journal that published the piece allows other academics to respond to the piece and the author to talk back, not unlike this website's comments section.
In this case, 26 scholars or groups of scholars responded to the paper, and almost all of them accepted the general premise that there are more than just superficial differences between conservatives and liberals.
Chris Mooney, the Mother Jones writer writing about the research and the response to it, notes that when another academic made a similar finding in 2003, it was blasted by conservative figures such as Ann Coulter and George Will and by National Review. But today, we seem to have accepted the premise that we are wired differently or, as jholmes123 puts it, that our political beliefs are closely held as our religion.
Mooney writes, "All of this matters, of course, because we still operate in politics and in media as if minds can be changed by the best honed arguments, the most compelling facts. And yet if our political opponents are simply perceiving the world differently, that idea starts to crumble. Out of the rubble just might arise a better way of acting in politics that leads to less dysfunction and less gridlock...thanks to science."
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There is about a milliion other things that I would rather do than be in school. I think school is way too long, too. I spend more awake hours at school then I do at my own house. It sucks through and through.
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I can't take programming until next year. But at least next year I will be on a computer 4 out of my 8 classes.
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A 25-year-old man was charged with murder tonight after he allegedly stabbed another man to death during an early-morning altercation outside a Perth Amboy bar, authorities said.
Jose Rodriguez-Cuevas of Keyport was charged with killing Gerardo Ramos-Balico, 25, of Perth Amboy, said Middlesex County Assistant Prosecutor Nicholas Sewitch. Ramos-Balico was taken to Raritan Bay Medical Center at around 2 a.m. with a stab wound to the chest and was pronounced dead at 2:30 a.m. Sewitch said.
The dead man's brother, Freddy Ramos-Balico, 28, of Brooklyn, N.Y., suffered a stab wound to his side. He was treated at Raritan Bay Medical Center in Perth Amboy and released, Sewitch said. Rodriguez-Cuevas was charged with attempted murder for that injury, authorities said.
Two other Keyport men, Javier Herrera, 23, and Angel Herrera, 19, were also charged with aggravated assault for allegedly punching and kicking the first victim during and after the fatal stabbing, Sewitch said.
Before the stabbing, Gerardo Ramos-Balico had been involved in a fight with others inside Acapulco Tropical Bar on State Street, investigators learned. The brothers were stabbed outside the bar, Sewitch said, and when police arrived, Gerardo Ramos-Balico was found slumped on the sidewalk nearby. Authorities said the motive remains under investigation.
The three suspects were arrested soon afterward but not formally charged until tonight, the assistant prosecutor said. No bail has yet been set, and they will likely be arraigned in court Monday, Sewitch said.
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One word to describe Leena Silvis?
"The thing with Leena is she just doesn't get fazed," Forest Grove coach Trevor Tusow said. "Whether she's had three good at-bats or three (lousy) at-bats, her fourth at-bat she's going up there with the same mindset."
They've been mostly great at-bats lately for the Vikings junior, who has played a starring role in her team's recent spurt. Forest Grove rang up four victories in a nine-day span to enter a third-place tie in the Pacific Conference, and Silvis' fingerprints were all over each of the wins.
Last week, Silvis singled, doubled and drove in three runs in a 4-1 win over Newberg, helping the Vikings avenge a frustrating, rain-interrupted 9-8 loss to the Tigers from earlier in the season. That was a few days after she delivered the game-winning hit in a 6-5 victory that gave Forest Grove a season sweep of Tigard.
In last month's big win over Tualatin, Silvis singled and stole two bases to touch off the three-run fifth-inning rally that put the Vikings ahead for good in an eventual 12-7 victory. Two nights before that, it was a triple to snap a scoreless tie in a 6-0 win over Century at Hillsboro Stadium.
As Tusow points out, all that offense has come with her typical stellar defense at third base ... or, at times, catcher.
"I'll tell her, 'I need you to catch today,' or, 'I need you at third,' and she just responds with an, 'OK,' and goes out there and works hard," Tusow said.
"As a catcher, she's not afraid to stick her nose in there on a play at the plate, and at third base she's willing to creep up the line and play pretty close. She's just a real gutsy kid, and the other kids feed off that."
With only two seniors on the roster, Silvis also has emerged this season as one of the Vikings' leaders.
"Absolutely she is," Tusow said. "She isn't necessarily the most vocal leader in that sense, but she's loud on the field in terms of calling out plays and that kind of thing.
"She always has the right mindset, and others see that and they see how hard she plays and how she always steps up in big situations. Undoubtedly, she's one of our leaders."


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"You Need to Know!"
By Lou Coleman
You need to know that God isn't happy with how you are living. He declares that things will not be pretty until you acknowledge your guilt and seek [his] face [Hosea 5:15-16]. Our brothers, Amos, Isaiah, and Jeremiah tell us the same thing in so many words…"You think God is impressed with your worship? You think God is impressed with your prayers? You think God needs your sacrifices? You think that if you're loud enough or earnest enough or put a little extra in the offering plate that God owes you attention? You've got it all twisted! God says, "Stop bringing him meaningless sacrifices! Your incense is detestable to him. New moons, Sabbaths and consecrations, he cannot bear your evil assemblies. Your New moon, festivals and appointed feasts, his soul hates. They have become a burden to him." [Isaiah 1:13-14]. "You come near to him with your mouth and honor him with your lips, but your heart is far from him. Your worship of him is made up only of rules taught by men." [Isaiah 29:13]. Paul says, Stop it right now! Start to change by renewing your mind with God's truth. In the Old Testament God wanted His people to serve Him with ALL their heart, soul, mind and strength (Deut. 6:5). I tell you, you must sacrifice your selfish desires and live for God every day. You must put to death the selfish tendencies that rise up and push your agendas, your plans and desires over God's.
God desire is that we live a righteous life which is the best life we can live. God told Israel to: Wash themselves and make themselves clean. To put away their evil doings. To suit it up… To get the sin out of their lives, and today He is telling us the same truth. What shall we say then? Are we to continue in sin so that grace may increase? May it never be! I don't know who you are trying to please with your life, but today you are being challenged to live lives which are pleasing to God. You must come to yourself and realize that you are God's own and created for His purposes. You must come to yourself and forsake the foolishness in your life, the vain pursuits, that carry you farther and farther away from God.
Now I don't know whether you know or not, but more than 60 times the New Testament tells us that something either is or is not God's will for His people. Four of those times are in Peter's letter written to hurting believers. In verse 2 of chapter 4, Peter says, instead of living for "evil human desires" followers of Christ should live "for the will of God." He tells us that we have spent enough time living as pagans, but now we need to live for God. Don't desire sin as much as you desire God. Don't desire sin's lie as much as you desire God's truth. As Romans verse 1 chapter 12 says, "I beseech you therefore, brethren, by the mercies of God, that ye present your bodies a living sacrifice, holy, and acceptable unto God, which is your reasonable service. And be not conformed to this world: but be ye transformed by the renewing of your mind, that ye may prove what is that good, and acceptable, and the perfect, will of God."
I want to encourage you to give yourself to God. Don't let your mind get twisted to where you refuse to take godly instruction from God's Word. I know what I'm talking about. You see when you live for the devil your mind gets warped to where you can't think right. You begin to think God is expecting too much out of you, making too much of a demand upon your life. The Devil is a liar! Seek Him while He may be found. "Be transformed, not conformed to the world." For God has called you to live a separate life, to be a peculiar people unto Him. Therefore, come out from amongst them, and be ye separate, saith the Lord, and touch not the unclean thing; so that God will receive you, and will be a Father unto you, and ye shall be His sons and daughters.
Learn from Jonah's example. Jonah was a man who decided he wasn't going to do what God had told him to do: He wasn't going to go to Nineveh, where God had called him to go. So, he decided to take a ship for Tarshish rather than going to Nineveh as God said. Off he went, sailing in the wrong direction. He made life miserable, not only for himself but for everybody else that was on that ship. When you're out of the will of God, nothing goes right. You can't be blessed when you're out of God's will for your life. And you certainly won't have a smooth running life when you're doing your own thing, rather than obeying the Lord. While Jonah was out to sea, he thought he was running away from the Lord, but God blew up a storm while he was on that boat. The mariners didn't know what to do. They expected the storm to break up the ship at any moment and destroy them all. Those mariners also knew that somebody on that ship wasn't right with God. They were all praying to find out what was wrong. Jonah's interest had disappeared, and his disobedience was causing such misery to those around him. I tell you, life can become one continuous storm when you're out of the will of God, tossing you to and fro. The only way to stop the storm is to enter into God's will for your life.
Consider the following scripture regarding choice. Deuteronomy 30:15 through Deuteronomy 30:20 (NKJV) "See, I have set before you today life and good, death and evil, in that I command you today to love the Lord your God, to walk in His ways, and to keep His commandments, His statutes, and His judgments, that you may live and multiply; and the Lord your God will bless you in the land which you go to possess. But if your heart turns away so that you do not hear, and are drawn away, and worship other gods and serve them, I announce to you today that you shall surely perish; you shall not prolong your days in the land which you cross over the Jordan to go in and possess. I call heaven and earth as witnesses today against you, that I have set before you life and death, blessing and cursing; therefore choose life, that both you and your descendants may live; that you may love the Lord your God, that you may obey His voice, and that you may cling to Him, for He is your life and the length of your days; and that you may dwell in the land which the Lord swore to your fathers, to Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, to give them."
I want you to know that not only did God admonish the people to choose life; He also gave them a good reason for doing so, namely life. God has given us His Word, which reveals His Way. Why not learn it and graft it into your heart and live your life accordingly? May what you've read have a practical effect in your daily life… You needed to know!


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One man was pronounced dead at the scene of a shooting in the 1000 block of Dimarco Drive in Marrero, and another man was transported to an area hospital with gunshot wounds Sunday (Feb. 2) around 7 p.m., the Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office reported.
Police found the homicide victim in the courtyard of an apartment complex at 1029 Dimarco Drive.
As officers responded to calls there, they were flagged down at Westwood Drive and the West Bank Expressway, according to the sheriff's office. At that location, police said they found an unidentified man with a gunshot wound. He was transported to the Interim LSU Public Hospital where he is listed in critical condition, the sheriff's office said.
Investigators said they believe both victims were shot at the Dimarco Drive site because a trail of blood led from the site of the homicide to the business where the second victim was found.
One area resident, who asked only to be identified as Kim, said she came out to investigate the commotion and saw a man in a red shirt fleeing. Kim's daughter, who was with friends in nearby Nicholson Park, said some boys were "getting ready to fight" moments before the incident.
The sheriff's office is encouraging people with information on this crime to contact Detective Jean Lincoln at 504.364.5300, or Crimestoppers at 504.822.1111. Witnesses can also submit a tip through Crimestoppers' website.
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It was an emotional start to Thursday's school day at Kibler Elementary School as students, staff, community members and parents dedicated a Memorial Garden.
The Kibler Memorial Garden honors the memory of former Kibler students Jared and Jordan Davis, Elizabeth Crews and Nolan Carroll, friends who died in accidents in the five years since the Enumclaw elementary school added fourth- and fifth-grade students.
In the spring, members of the 2009-10 Associated Student Body decided they wanted to pay tribute to their friends. The students came up with the garden, and teachers SaraLee Rasmussen and Lori Tuttle helped them raise money through sales at its school store and community donations, along with organizing donations of design, time and labor.
The garden, with its stone rivers and native plants, includes two granite benches, one with each child's name engraved in it. It sits off Kibler Avenue in the front of the school.
Some of those ASB members, now sixth-grade students, returned for Thursday's event.
"We hope everyone will remember our friends," they said.
Counselor Monica Munger opened the dedication, reading the poem "Life is like a Butterfly."
"They were happy kids," Munger said. "Each one of them touched our lives in a special way.
"When I think of all four of them I think of how sweet and how blessed not only were they, but how blessed we were."
She spoke of each student's smile.
Students performed the song "Everybody's Got to Have a Hero."
Rasmussen reminded students to take care of the garden.
Rasmussen thanked all those, many who were in attendance, who helped establish the garden. Parent Randy Carroll also said a thank you to all those who helped with the memorial and dedication.
The morning concluded with a procession to the garden, where there were a few tears, plenty of hugs and a lot of good memories.
"It is a respectful, peaceful memory for four of our students by the students, staff and community," Principal Julene Miller said. "We hope it will be visited and enjoyed for many years. The garden is a perfect place to bring a book to read or to have lunch, weather permitting."
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The 15-year-old Ypsilanti Township boy accused of breaking into an Ypsilanti home and sexually assaulting the woman who lives there is being held without bond, records show.
Joshua Johnson is charged with two counts of first-degree criminal sexual conduct, first-degree home invasion and larceny in a building, records show. He was arraigned on the charge Thursday in front of Magistrate Thomas Truesdell, records show.
Johnson is accused of sexually penetrating a woman during a break-in reported at 4:53 a.m. Tuesday in the 700 block of Pearl Street in Ypsilanti. Police reported the woman woke up to find Johnson in her bed and Johnson was not wearing pants.
Police said he had broken into the home through a window.
She screamed and Johnson fled the area, according to police.
The woman did not know Johnson. A press release from Ypsilanti Police contained little additional information about the alleged incident on Thursday, other than to say Johnson "contacted" the 23-year-old Ypsilanti woman and that he was arrested by the Ypsilanti Community Action Team at his home.
The Ann Arbor News names juvenile suspects when they are charged as adults. Police confirmed his name in the statement.
Johnson was on probation at the time of the incident and was charged with two counts of assault with a dangerous weapon in a court hearing on Wednesday. The incident that resulted in the two additional assault charges occurred between Aug. 1 and Aug. 25 in the jurisdiction of the Washtenaw County Sheriff's Office.
Officials with the sheriff's office declined to release information about that case on Wednesday because it's being handled in the juvenile court system.
Johnson is being represented by the Washtenaw County Public Defender's Office. He returns to court for a preliminary examination at 8:30 a.m. Sept. 4.
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HACKETTSTOWN — A garbage truck leaked about five gallons of hydraulic fluid as it made its rounds this morning, police said.
At about 8 a.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 22, police and the fire personnel responded to the Willow Grove School for a report of a fluid spill in the road, police said.
When the officers arrived, they saw a spill of oil leading to the Willow Grove School from Route 604, police said. There was also fluid on Maple Avenue, as well as on the property of Hackettstown High School, Hatchery Hill School, Hackettstown Middle School and the House of the Shepherd, police said.
Minimal amounts of oil got into the storm drains, police said. The garbage truck is from Gary Gray trucking of Delaware, N.J., police said. The driver was doing garbage pickups when a hydraulic line broke and hydraulic fluid leaked out, police said.
Warren County Hazmat, Hackettstown Department of Public Works and the Gary Gray Hazmat personnel helped deal with the problem.