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PERKINS - The North Dickinson girls gained a little separation in the second quarter Monday night, handing the Mid Peninsula Wolverines a 60-48 basketball loss.
"That's when they (Nordics) hit most of their 3s," said Mid Pen coach Ryan Lyle. "We got caught in a couple slow rotations in our zone and they hit their shots."
Mid Pen trailed 19-16 after the first quarter and 38-26 at halftime of the Skyline Conference contest.
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Mid Peninsula's Hunter Branstrom is fouled on her way to the basket by Elizabeth Charlevoix of North Dickinson Monday night at Perkins. Looking on is Chelsey Stroud (34).
Miranda Jacobson led the Nordics (3-11 overall, 2-6 league) with 20 points and 17 rebounds. Lexi Steele, who sank a 3-point shot at the halftime buzzer, added 12 points.
"The Jacobson girl is quick and aggressive, and she can jump," said Lyle. "She's aggressive going after the ball, which is a tough thing to counter."
Hunter Branstrom paced Mid Pen (4-11 overall, 2-7 Skyline) with 20 points and 13 boards. Kelsey Shope, who sat six minutes of the second quarter with three fouls, and Marissa Westlund had eight points each. Shope also collected six steals.
"Hunter got double-teamed a lot, but she did well," said Lyle. "Kelsey's foul trouble hurt us. She still did a lot of good things, only a couple mistakes hurt her tonight.
"I thought our girls gave a better effort than they did on Saturday (in a 48-38 loss to Munising). But there's still room for improvement. We decided to open it up a little more tonight. We ran a little more than in the past."
Mid Pen, which won the jayvee game 46-30, hosts Rapid River Monday.
North Dickinson 19 19 8 14 - 60
Mid Peninsula 16 10 5 17 - 48
North Dickinson - Rotter 7, L. Steele 12, Jacobson 20, Charlevoix 9, Stroud 6, Carly 2, Jauquet 4. FT: 9-21; F: 17; Fouled out: None; 3-point field goals: L. Steele 3, Rotter, Jacobson.
Mid Peninsula - Shope 8, Nummilien 6, Kayser 2, Branstrom 20, Westlund 8, Lancour 4. FT: 16-25; F: 18; Fouled out: Shope, Kayser; 3-point field goals: Nummilien 2.

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Playing quarterback on offense is one thing.
Playing it on defense is being a weak safety.
Marco Ricchetti has been on both sides of the ball, excelling on both.
However, the 6-3, 200-pound junior is spending his fall Saturdays quarterbacking the secondary for West Liberty University's football team.
"Playing quarter has definitely helped me as a weak safety," Ricchetti said during a break between classes and practices earlier this week when I visited the picturesque campus. "It helps me understand the game as far as what the other team's offense is running and what routes they're running."
And so far, so good.
For the second time in the 2012 season, the former Martins Ferry standout has been named the West Virginia Conference's Defensive Player of the Week. He earned the honor by making a dozen tackles, including a half-a-dozen solo stops, intercepting a pass that resulted in a touchdown and falling on Shepherd's final gasp onside kick as the Hilltoppers stunned the nationally ranked Rams, 17-16.
"It feels great," he said. "It's a great honor and I got it by doing some things that I do, but my teammates are just as deserving."
Before the fans could get settled into their Russek Field seats last week, Ricchetti had them back on their feet in amazement.
Less than three minutes into the contest, he picked off a Shepherd pass at the Rams' 48. He started to his right but cutback to the left. With nowhere to run, he quickly turned around and headed down the right sidelines where he found a convoy of blockers. Once he got inside the Rams' 10, it appeared as though he was bottled up, but that's when he heard a voice.
"I was just zoned into the game. I was trying to make something happen. I was close to getting tackled when I heard (teammate) Rod (White) yell 'pitch it,'" Ricchetti recalled of the runback. "So, I did.
"It was a pretty awesome play now when I look back at it," he said with a smile.
A three-year letterman, Ricchetti leads the Hilltoppers defensive unit with 57 tackles, 35 of which are solo stops. That ranks him sixth in the WVC. He also tops the conference in interceptions with four, which he has returned for 75 yards. Five of his tackles have come behind the line of scrimmage, while he has also broken up three passes, defended seven others and recovered a fumble.
"My play doesn't surprise me because I really worked hard in the off-season and over the summer watching film and just trying to get better," he admitted. "The D-line has been getting pressure on the quarterbacks and the linebackers are playing their roles. We're just playing well as a unit. That's the key."
In his eyes, the biggest turnaround from last year's 1-10 season has been dedication.
"The entire team put in a lot of hard work during the summer," he noted. "We're dedicated this season and we know how to win games now. We're starting to understand what our assignments are and we're playing really well on both sides of the ball."
Ricchetti also was honored following WLU's win at Virginia State earlier in the season when he had 11 tackles, four for minus yardage, and an interception in the end zone.
As a sophomore, Ricchetti played in all 11 games, starting 10. He ranked among the WVC leaders with three blocked kicks (punt, field goal, PAT), and second on the Hilltoppers with 71 tackles. As a freshman, he saw action in nine of the 10 games, making one start. He logged 22 tackles, 14 of which were solo.
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Former sailor turns to country music career
For Caleb Fischer, there's only one way to travel on this journey he's taking.
He's not in any race, but as long as he keeps moving forward and getting closer to his dream, that's good enough for him. For now.
"There's really no Plan B," he said. "This has to work."
Fischer is trying to make a living as a country music singer. He has a band that carries his name. The band will be at the Oak Harbor Tavern July 20 at 9 p.m. as Fischer releases his new album titled Mile Marker One.
He believes the title is fitting.
"Most of the songs have to do with being on the road," he said. "The last five years or so of my life I've traveled a lot. So it's kind of symbolic. It's my first album. It's kind of the start of a whole new adventure here."
It's not the first time Fischer has performed in Oak Harbor.
He spent five years in the Navy, based at Whidbey Island Naval Air Station. Although he already was a talented pianist, it was during his time in the Navy when he started playing guitar and began singing and strumming his guitar in local bars at the urging of friends.
"I'd written a couple of songs and played for friends," he said. "They encouraged me to go to bars and try it out. When I turned 21, I was finally able to go to bars."
He remembered how he trembled while singing the first couple of songs at his first performance.
"I found out real quick that goes away by the third or fourth song," he said. "You start to get really comfortable when you see the audience start smiling and singing along. Then, it's a lot of fun.
"You fall down a little bit and you get back up. I've definitely messed up a few times."
Since leaving the Navy in October after five years of service, Fischer has put all of his focus on his music career.
He dove right into recording his first CD, working with a producer in Port Orchard, then forming a band.
He also got help from a Navy friend to create a video for the song, Lone Star Man, and the video was posted on YouTube. Fischer said the video was filmed in Oak Harbor and Coupeville with appearances from his Navy pals.
Fischer, 24, who lives in Snohomish, said he fell in love with country music while growing up in San Antonio, Texas. He understands the odds against making it big in country music, but is more interested in just making it.
"It's a fun gig. It's a fun job," he said. "It wouldn't be a job for me."
For the past two years, he's performed in several Puget Sound area bars. He's hoping his album will stimulate interest in his music.
He will be selling CDs of his new album at the Oak Harbor Tavern. There is no cover charge for the performance.
"It's a big risk obviously," Fischer said. "As cliche as it sounds, the bigger the risk, the bigger the reward."
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Fox took aim at the singer in a Vulture article after Golden Globes hosts Amy Poehler and Tina Fey jokingly warned Swift to stay away from the actor's son Sam, who was an official usher at the prize-giving event.
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This was evident with the whole Tony Richardson situation. Everyone on that team is complaining they don't have a leader, and TR is the best option, which Rex Ryan agreed with and made it obvious he wanted to keep TR. In comes Tannenbaum and wants to let him go so the team could say a few thousand dollars??!!??? ARE YOU SERIOUSSS!!! You don't become cheap of all sudden at the risk of losing this team. Maybe you shouldn't have signed Jason Taylor all that money and the guy can't even get to practice on time.
Tannenbaum, I hope you are reading this, you are a shady character and no one is going to believe anything you say anymore. Not the players, agents, or fans. You are the next Omar Minaya and look what he has done to the Mets. I honestly have a gut feeling Ryan can't stand Tannenbaum. Rex is the bull dog and tannebaum is the lil Chihuahua.


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The Election Commission has ruled that the original election will stand. Hamilton and Mitchell will be seated as council persons.
The Election Commission has ruled that the original election will stand. Hamilton and Mitchell will be seated as council persons.
You have got to be kidding right? The Election Commission really ruled that the voters who had the RIGHT to vote and were not allowed to are not going to get their day at the voting booth. Unbelievable! I am almost speechless at this decision.
The world is run by those who get involved.
I agree it is unbelievable....how can it be!
No taxation without representation? Those of you who had your ability to cast a vote stolen...hmm...next time you are asked to pay a local tax give them a heartfelt middle finger because that's what you got. We already know how Hamilton feels about most of us. You got what he wished. No vote and no say. I was mainly hoping for a new election so I could take back my vote for Mitchell. I voted for her because I liked what she had to say at the candidate forum. Now I see, based on her position regarding this travesty, that she is typical of what I hate about politics. Win at any cost. Screw what's right. To hell with the people. Get ready for 4 to 8 years of this kind of thing nationwide.
So let me get this straight..........
According to the story in the paper, Daniel Martin Jr. (attorney for Hamilton and Mitchell) said "there is no evidence that people were denied the right to vote".
And, also according to the paper, the SC Election Commission didn't hear that "evidence" because our esteemed Agnes Garvin (head of BC elections) didn't present them (or even her attorney) with any of the names of the 166 people that were given the wrong ballot.
And, oh by the way, Agnes says she doubts the County will appeal this issue to the SC Supreme Court.
-How in the hell does this woman keep her job?
I also noticed that Mr. Hamilton thinks that denying people their constitutional right to vote is "justice served".
That's a nice thing for a representative of "we the people" to think. If he had any class or dignity at all he would be DEMANDING that this mess be resolved by allowing a re-vote.
I wonder if he would think "justice" was served if he had lost and later found out that 166 people living on Buck Island and Simmonsville Road were denied the proper ballot and not allowed to cast their vote for Town candidates.
Somehow I think he would be singing a different tune if THAT were the case.
-In fact I know damn well he would.
At least Mrs. Mitchell had the good sense to keep her mouth shut this time when approached by the reporter for a comment. Her case of foot-in-mouth desease and playing the race card must have brought on a little too much heat for her to handle.
The good news from all of this is, this will most likely be her one and only term as a Council member........that is, IF this stands.
-I encourage Mr. Fulgham to take this matter to the SC Supreme Court. He can present the "evidence" there himself and bypass the corrupt (as well as incompetent) Agnes Garvin - who IMO should be forced to step down over this matter.
This decision by the SC Election Commission is NOT good for Bluffton. We have a hard enought time getting people involved, or to even vote in this Town, as it is. Now, if voters think that our system (or it's people) are somehow corrupt, or that their votes simply don't count, then why should they bother going out and voting at all?
I cannot believe that the Election Commission ruled the way they did! This is an outrage and a disgrace!
I was able to vote but many people were not given the opportunity and there is no excuse for it. There were also some who voted but shouldn't have and that isn't fair either. The issue isn't whether the people you wanted to win were elected. The real issue is that many people were denied the right the vote and some were allowed to vote when they shouldn't have. Now, the Election Commission has ruled that it's ok. That is not logical or ethical and just can't believe it!
Mr. Hamilton says justice was served. Why? Because he was declared a winner. This was not justice. This is a total and compete injustice! I wish I could take back my vote for him because he has shown his true colors! Ms. Garvin needs to be removed. The people on the Election Commission need to be removed. And those on the new Town Council who thinks this is justice should be removed. Shame on them! Are these the kind of people we want representing us? I sure don't!
I hope there is an avenue to appeal the decision and I urge Jeff and Gus to do so. If there is anything that can be done to make sure everyone has the right to vote, we should all band together to make it happen. Those who were denied their right to vote should be jumping up and down screaming about it. Who can do something about this? Do we go to our State and US Representatives, the Governor, the President, who??? I don't know but I am going to find out. I am also curious as to what our new Mayor has to say about this.
Here is what the other paper says this morning!
"Hamilton said Wednesday night he was pleased with the state board's decision and that despite the fact that some residents were not allowed to vote, he still did not understand claims of voter disenfranchisement in the original election.
""No one was denied the opportunity to vote. Some of them were not privileged to... but no one filed a complaint that they were disenfranchised,"" he said."
Maybe no individuals filed a complaint because complaints were already filed on their behalf by Jeff and Gus and they assumed they would be given the right to make thier voices heard. They need to come forward and start making some noise about this and maybe in an appeal it will make a difference.
I will not vote for your racist butt and will remember your actions in the next election. I'm pretty sure we will all remember. Now how do we get the elections lady fired since she appears to be over her head in her position?
This seems grossly unfair to both the candidates and the voters who were denied their right to vote. Not to mention the folks who got to vote although they did not live in the town. Ms. Garvin needs to be replaced.
I get so fired up thinking about this mess. Thanks to cobraguy for putting my thoughts into words, although I would have added a few expletives-LOL.
I was finally able to vote after insisting the poll workers verify my address was in town limits, but for all those that were denied and feel strongly about this situation, can they file a complaint? I know I would if I had been denied.....
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Easter candy is as traditional as the Easter bunny and colored eggs. Nothing against store-bought candy, but making your own candy is easy to do.
You only need a few simple ingredients — mostly butter, confectioners sugar, flavoring such as vanilla or peppermint extract and melting chocolate. Simple candies such as chocolate creams and peanut butter balls require nothing more than dumping and stirring ingredients together in one bowl, said Amber Clay, cooking school director at the Kitchen Shoppe in Middlesex Twp.
"Start easy. Start simple with a more simple recipe," she advises. "If there's something you like and your family likes, look up the recipe. If it's not complicated, make it."
Make these Easter candies for baskets, to give to friends or to serve at the Easter dinner table for dessert.
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8 ounces semi-sweet chocolate
2 tablespoons heavy whipping cream
½ cup butter
1 ¾ cup sifted confectioners sugar
1 teaspoon vanilla
Finely chopped pecans
In a small saucepan, melt the chocolate with the butter over low heat. Take if off the heat and add in the confectioners sugar, cream and vanilla. Chill in the refrigerator until it holds together when shaped, about 1 hour. Form into balls and roll them in the pecans. Store in the refrigerator.
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5 ¼ cups confectioners sugar
3 tablespoons half and half
1 teaspoons peppermint extract
2 to 3 drops pink food coloring
1 to 2 drops yellow food coloring (or other colors of choice)
Place butter in a large bowl and beat at low speed, scraping often, until creamy. Add confectioners sugar, half and half and peppermint extract. Continue beating until mixture forms a soft dough, about 2 to 5 minutes.
Divide dough in half; beat in first color of choice, and with the second half beat in the other color choice. Place dough, one color at a time on a smooth surface sprinkled with confectioners sugar and knead until smooth. Cover with plastic wrap to prevent drying out.
Roll 1 tablespoon of each tinted dough into a 4-inch rope. Gently twist the two colored ropes together. Carefully continue rolling and twisting rope. Add more confectioners sugar when rolling, if necessary. Cut twists into 1-inch pieces. Place onto a parchment lined pan and allow to dry, uncovered at room temperature until surface is dry.
To store, lay mints between sheets of wax paper in an airtight container. Refrigerate up to 1 month.
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1 ½ cups peanut butter
2 cups confectioners sugar
¼ cup butter, softened
1 teaspoon vanilla
*Milk or dark chocolate coating wafers Mix the peanut butter, confectioners sugar, butter and vanilla together. Shape into 1 -inch balls. Melt the coating wafers in the microwave or in a bowl over a water bath on the stove. Dip the peanut butter balls into the chocolate, and place onto wax paper. Let cool and harden.
Tip: chill the center in the refrigerator or freezer for about ten minutes to harden slightly before dipping in warm chocolate.
*Chocolate coating wafers: These discs usually sell in 1 pound bags in white, milk and dark chocolate. Heat in the microwave until melted and use to coat or dip candies.
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12 plastic spoons
12 ounces vanilla coating wafers (milk or dark chocolate wafers or colored wafers may also be used)
4 tablespoons candy sprinkles
Line 2 cookie sheets with sides with waxed paper. Place the wafers in a microwave safe bowl and melt in the microwave at 50 percent power for 1 minute; stir thoroughly. Continue to microwave and stir at 15 second intervals until candy is smooth and completely melted.
Dip each spoon into the melted wafers, covering both sides completely. Place the spoon on the cookie sheet and rest the spoon handle on the cookie sheet edge.
Sprinkle with rainbow sprinkles or other colored or holiday sugars or sprinkles. Try drizzling some of your spoons with melted milk, dark chocolate, or colored wafers.
Refrigerate until the candy is hardened and then wrap each spoon in cellophane, and tie with holiday ribbon.
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Forget the fact that the Celtics nearly blew a 24-point lead. It's the NBA Finals, everyone makes a run. Plus, I don't think I have it in me to talk about that just yet.
The Celtics are up, 2-0. And they owe a lot of thanks to the play of Leon Powe.
During Game 2, I wrote in a text message to a buddy that every time Powe touches the ball, something electric happens. And that was before the hammer dunk he threw down after getting the nice dish from Rajon Rondo. And it was before the length-of-the-court push and untouched finish.
It's that type of intensity the Celtics needed to match Detroit's Jason Maxiell's play in the Eastern Conference Finals. The tides have turned now, as the Lakers simply have no match for Powe's strength, explosiveness and energy.
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It looked like it to me, which shows just how much the man still cares. Sure, Roger is the kind of guy who gets weepy at the sight of puppy dogs and Meg Ryan movies, but he stayed dry-eyed last week when he won in his hometown. His response to winning in Paris is telling.
A lot of commentators have said the Slams are the only tournaments that matter to Fed at this stage of his career, but I don't buy it. The Masters events are important, and it surely has bugged the Swiss great that he hasn't performed very well in them lately.
Now he's feeling himself again, winning his 18th career Masters crown by besting the player who knocked him out at Wimbledon. The Masters list is one of the few in tennis' history books he won't find himself atop when he retires. He's one behind all-time leader Rafael Nadal, who is more than four years younger. C' est la vie. He can take solace in the knowledge that Rafa is not going to win as many World Tour Finals trophies, which stand slightly above the Masters in importance. Roger, the defending champion, has five. Rafa, shockingly, has none.
But enough about numbers. Sunday was a day for Federer fans to savor, their own personal hot-tub time machine to 2007. Roger moved like a young pup, running down all but the most monumental blasts from big Jo-Willie Tsonga. He took the ball early and hit Gretsky-like slapshot winners from both wings. He particularly feasted on Tsonga's second serve, causing the Frenchman to berate himself for allowing himself to think his opponent was now merely human.
Could we have scripted a better lead-in to the WTF next week? We have undisputed World No. 1 Novak Djokovic, hobbling but wanting to end the season as strongly as he began it. We have Nadal, also hobbling -- and also saying he's determined to put in a good showing in the season-ender. We have Andy Murray, who was flying through the fall indoor season with a red cape strapped to his back -- until a shock upset at Paris. And we have Federer, the 30-year-old all-time Grand Slam champion, with back-to-back tournament wins. I think there are a few other guys in the WTF draw, too.


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Fascinating article. So I'll up my Vit D supps! However, I know I feel better when I've been in the sun for any decent length of time. What is doing that, if I'm too old to be making vitamin D?!
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Please test your D levels. There is a $65 home test (fingerstick) that is accurate, precise and available everywhere (except New York state...)
Fascinating article. So I'll up my Vit D supps! However, I know I feel better when I've been in the sun for any decent length of time. What is doing that, if I'm too old to be making vitamin D?!
You're never too old to make *some* D from sun. The efficiency of the process just declines over time.
Test, test and retest. Detailed testing information is in my sig line. Use labcorp or ZRT - not quest.
So here is an odd question, has anyone else noticed that supplementing vitamin D actually reduces instances of sunburn?
Here is why I ask. I am a fair skinned "ginger" kid, and will burn pretty quickly when out in the sun. I have been supplementing vitamin D for a few weeks. Recently I was at a theme park with my kids all day and did not use sunscreen, opting for a hat and clothing choices (had a long sleeve shirt and long pants in a backpack). The entire day my arms and legs were exposed. In the past I would have had a mild sunburn within a few hours, but I walked away that day without any sun burn.
Since that day I have paid more attention to how the sun affects my skin while doing things such as yard work and there seems to be a noticeable difference in the rate at which I will get a sun burn. Actually I haven't had any sun burn and haven't really tried to avoid it.
Just wondering if anyone else had similar experiences or if it is even related to vitamin D or just eating healthier.
I got 45 minutes of full body sun today. Now I'm a slightly darker shade of paste
Stabbing conventional wisdom in its face.
Anyone who wants to talk nutrition should PM me!
I definitely see a difference in my ability to tolerate the sun now, although I'm not yet supplementing D. I try to get out daily, but often fail. I know the diet is doing something; probably my increased outdoor time is helping?
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Whether you think you can..... or you think you can't..... your 100 % correct.
i emailed you about this, but wondering where you would suggest getting D3 supplements from?
The people who've been assessed as producing less vitamin D as they age presumably eat according to CW. So - lots of carbs and regard fats as evil.
PB people eat much more fat and seem to be reporting greater tolerance of sunshine without burning - certainly I am finding that I can stay in the sun much longer without burning and tan more easily.
Is it possible that higher fat intake protects skin? And could it also mean that the higher fat intake increases the ability to make Vitamin D? So meaning that older people, eating PB, will in fact not be losing the ability to make vitamin D at all; the declining production of vit D manufacture in CW eaters being due not to age, but to the cumulative effect of the CW diet - specifically lack of fat in the diet?


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Despite a sore back, Lebron James did play for the Heat tonight in Miami. The Celtics came out strong in the first, and despite a 10-0 run by Miami at one point, Boston was only down 6, 31-25 after 1. Jordan Crawford kept the C's close by putting in 8 points including two buckets from downtown.
The 2nd quarter was a thing of beauty. The Celtics dropped 35 points on the Heat and had a very balanced attack. With the exception of Kelly Olynyk, all 10 Celtics that took the floor in quarter #2 scored. Phil Pressey played the entire quarter and made the most of it-the rookie PG was very effective, especially in transition, and scored 5 points to go with an assist and 2 rebounds. The C's notched 7 fastbreak points in the quarter as well. Michael Beasley made an appearance off the Heat bench and actually got the Miami crowd into it. He scored 10 points in 8 minutes and was the key to the C's not expanding their lead. The Celtics went into halftime up 60-59 in Miami. Impressive.
Boston kept up the intensity in the 3rd, but got a little too comfy with the jumpers and three's. The Celtics did not get to the rack and it showed. Boston had 0 free-throw attempts in the quarter, and shot a weak 9 of 26 from the floor. Despite outrebounding Miami 15-11, Boston was simply not aggressive enough offensively and shots did not fall. Miami was not much better, and barely won the quarter 23-20. The Celtics were still very much alive however, and headed into the final quarter down 82-80. Fans of the tank were starting to sweat…
In the fourth, Lebron James decided he was going to take over. James started to turn it up, getting to the hoop at will, and Miami took a 101-95 lead with 4:58 left. But the Celtics would not stop fighting. Avery Bradley was a beast in the 4th quarter. He virtually matched Lebron shot for shot, and hit big bucket after big bucket. He drilled an 18′ step back jumper with 0:38 left in the game, and Boston was within two points- 108-106. Bradley had 9 points in the quarter and was a perfect 4 of 4 from the floor and 1 of 1 downtown. The C's kept it close, but Kelly Olynyk missed a shot and a chance to tie with 6 seconds left. All that was left were some Heat free-throws and Boston would lose. Or would they? Here is where it gets surreal..Lebron James nails two foul shots, C's call timeout, get a quick Wallace layup, and it's 110-108 Heat with 0:01 left. The C's foul Wade, who misses both free throws, (the second one allegedly on purpose) and gets called for a violation. Boston now has one last chance to tie or win. With 6 tenths of a second left, Gerald Wallace tosses a perfect inbounds pass into Jeff Green, who buries the game-winning three. The crowd was stunned, the Heat were stunned and Boston gets a 111-110 win over Lebron, Wade & company in Miami tonight. Gutsy road win on the tail end of a back-to-back for this young squad. Celtics have now won 3 straight.
The Good:
- Brad Stevens drew-up a beauty of a play on that game winner, and the Celtics did a hell of a job executing. Stevens has now guided the C's to three straight wins.
- Jeff Green was the aggressive Jeff that we love tonight, and he was effective in the 4th. Green nailed the game winning trey to cap a 24 point night.10 of his 24 came in the 4th.
- Avery Bradley took over the game late in the 4th and brought the energy Boston needed to counter Lebron & the crowd. Bradley went back & forth with James in the final quarter, scoring 9 of his 17 points.
- Jordan Crawford was out of control at times, but what else is new? Steez put in 15 pts to go with 4 asts & 2 steals.
- Big kudos to the Celtics bench. They had 42 points on the night, 30 of them in the 2nd half. Humphries, Pressey, Sully, Lee & Wallace all played well.
The Gross:
- We just beat Miami, in Miami, on the second night of a BTB, on a buzzer beating three. I've got no complaints.
The Greenlights:
Jeff Green dunks on Battier
Crawford's fancy moves:
The Grid: (quick stats)
- Celtics had 54 points in the paint to Miami's 48
- Boston had 13 second chance points


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Nukri Mamistvalov enjoys what he does for a living. You can see it in every role, from Dracula, to the doomed Albrecht, to the Scottish peasant James. Finding the character inside the choreography is a priority, and it shows. Here, he tells us a little about his experience dancing as the Cavalier in "George Balanchine's The Nutcracker".
"I have done other Nutcracker versions before, each very different in their choreography and styles. Some are similar to the Mariinsky Theater's Vaganova (type of ballet technique developed in Russia) version which includes a Cavalier variation, and others like Balanchine's that leave out the Cavalier variation. Besides the obvious difference in the sequence, and divertissements, Balanchine's choreography is quicker and requires more stamina."
"All roles are physically and emotionally demanding in their own way. Having recently performed James in "La Sylphide" was challenging artistically, but was even more physically demanding. Dancing Balanchine's The Nutcracker is quite the opposite. The Nutcracker is a ballet that I perform every year. Cavalier is a part that is engraved in my muscles and memory. I enjoy not having to think about the choreography. It means I can really focus on my artistry."


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The Les Schwab Bowl released complete rosters for the 2013 game today and the North team will feature a total of nine players from Metro League teams.
The annual North-South all-star game of graduated seniors, set for 6 p.m. June 22 at Hillsboro Stadium, will include three players from Southridge, two each from Aloha and Jesuit, and one each from Sunset and Westview.
Representing the Skyhawks will be Justin Calo (a 6-foot-1 inch, 180-pound wide receiver), Alec Powell (a 6-1, 180 wide receiver/defensive back), and Eric Scruggs (a 6-4, 205 tight end/linebacker).
For Jesuit, it will be 6-3, 295 center Doug Brenner and 6-6, 280 offensive lineman Ryan Brown. Aloha will be represented by 6-1, 260 center/defensive end AJ McCollum and 5-11, 270 defensive tackle Michael Klug.
Bruce Jones (a 5-11, 168 running back/defensive back) will represent Sunset, and Dylan Savage (a 6-0, 230 offensive and defensive lineman) earned a berth from Westview.
Southridge head coach Doug Dean, whose team won the 2012 Metro championship, will assist North head coach Greg Lawrence of Sherwood.
Jesuit's Brenner was listed among the "Players to Watch" on today's press release from the LSI. The item on Brenner read "Doug helped lead Jesuit to a 12-3 record in 2012 and was named second-team All-Metro and honorable mentionAll-State. During his high school career, he played in one state championship game and three state semi-final games. After anchoring Jesuit's behemoth offensive line over the past few seasons, Doug earned a scholarship and will be attending the University of Oregon in the fall to play football for the Ducks."


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No one is less inclined to criticize his own team than Knicks coach Mike Woodson.
Carmelo Anthony misses 25 shots in a game, Woodson insists those were "good" shots that just went bad, like a misguided teenager on the "Maury Povich Show."
Rasheed Wallace's sore foot? Woodson remained excited about his imminent return, even following surgery, until the aging, overweight big man decided to retire.
Even J.R. Smith, whose tweets have vaguely touched upon sexual and drug-related themes, has been praised by Woodson for his newfound maturity.
But Woodson, the coolest teacher in school, has his limits.
"I'm a little upset about that and I addressed that," Woodson said Thursday, as quoted by Newsday's Al Iannazzone, referring to his team's decision to wear funeral colors to their Game 5 loss to the visiting Boston Celtics. "A lot of these guys have been in the league, but when it comes to this team, this team hasn't been assembled that long for playoffs. Things like that have just got to be kept outside the game, man, and just concentrate on playing basketball."
Howard Beck of The New York Times:
The Knicks have greater concerns after failing twice to close out the series and allowing the Celtics to turn a near sweep into a 3-2 nail-biter. Their 92-86 loss Wednesday would have been troublesome anyway, but it looked much worse given their misplaced confidence.
"Shenanigans" is how Celtics forward Jeff Green dismissively referred to the Knicks' paint-it-black fashion statement. TNT's Steve Kerr used the same word, then added "immaturity" and "inexperience" to his critique.
Frank Isola of the New York Daily News:
At best, the gimmick seemed silly considering that the Knicks are the oldest team in the playoffs and that several of the team's players have either won an NBA championship or made it to the Finals. At worst, it came across as tasteless in light of the recent bombing attack at the Boston Marathon that resulted in the death of three people and more than 100 injuries.
Rather than coordinating outfits, the Knicks need to turn their attention to their suddenly anemic offense. They were third in the NBA in offensive efficiency during the regular season, having scored 108.6 points per 100 possessions, but points have been harder to come by in the postseason.
Over their last two losses the Knicks have averaged an astonishingly low 91.6 points per 100 possessions while turning the ball over on 13 percent of their offensive possessions.
Even their true shooting percentage (which incorporates 3-pointers and free throws) has fallen to 45.8% over the last two games (both losses). That figure sat at 55% during the regular season.
"They've shrunk our offense by just staying at home on shooters," Woodson said, as quoted by Mark Hale of the New York Post. "We got to get the ball moved two, three passes before letting it go and not quick-shoot as much."
In other Knicks news:
• NJ.com's Tony Williams gave us a window into Thursday's practice: "The Knicks ran through light scrimmages today in preparation of what should be another physical and competitive contest tomorrow, as he gave both Carmelo Anthony and Tyson Chandler a day off to rest and recover... Both watched film with the team in the morning, but then adjourned to the training room for treatment – for Anthony's shoulder and for Chandler's neck. Woodson said both will definitely play in Game 6, although Steve Novak (back) was downgraded to questionable."
• The Star-Ledger's Dave D'Alessandro gave his take on the Knicks' fashion statement: "Then it all starts to get away from them, because a bunch of goofy frat boys in another corner of the locker room decide to hijack the message... Now it's about matching wardrobes, its symbolism designed to inspire schoolboy tittering, clannish amusement, the jollies of the us-boys. It's about making cracks about Jason Terry – how he has no identity in our camp, how he deprived us of a day of golf – and those were passed around like woof tickets from a disrespectful clod... And then its about the absurd decision of the point guard to escalate a pointless quarrel at the end of Game 5, engaging a loudmouth who won't be in the league for long, a village idiot whose only contribution to this postseason is cursing Carmelo Anthony's wife."
• I also piled on: "There comes a time when the Knicks have to look themselves in the mirror, and not necessarily in a metaphorical way... Had they literally done so on Wednesday night, following their 92-86 loss to the previously down-and-out Celtics, the Knicks would have probably regretted wearing black clothing. The snarky team effort to dress for the Celtics' funeral was another misstep in a series of blunders for players who have yet to accomplish anything (unless you hold an Atlantic Division title in high regard) but continuously find new ways to celebrate their own limited success."
• As Williams wrote, Chandler did not regret the decision to wear black: "The 11-year NBA veteran reasoned that it's been a tradition of any team that he's been on during the postseason run, and that the clothing was more a showing of solidarity than the team collectively calling their shot... 'We did that every single time we had a close-out game in Dallas, so there's nothing to look back on [and regret]. It just reminds you of what you have to accomplish," said Chandler. 'It's nothing against the Celtics. It was something we were doing as a team. It wasn't meant to offend anybody or anything like that. It was meant to motivate the guys in this locker room.'"
• Newsday's Jim Baumbach asked if the Celtics can complete the upset: "Only three of 105 teams have even forced a Game 7 in the NBA after trailing 3-0, so the Celtics know they still are facing an uphill climb beginning with Game 6 Friday night in Boston... 'For us, it's all about being resilient,' Terry said. 'Do you want to pack up your bags and go home or do you want to play another game?'"
• The Daily News' Bob Raissman played into the paranoia at Madison Square Garden: "With all those microphones positioned courtside at the Gulag, James (Guitar Jimmy) Dolan has likely ordered his designated lackey to listen to the audio and find out what Jordan Crawford really said to Carmelo Anthony... Although this is an exercise in sheer paranoia, the harsh sounds of the Crawford Tapes serve a valuable purpose. They will drown out what is being said about Dolan's basketball team."
• ESPNNewYork.com's Ian Begley wrote that Woodson is still confident, despite consecutive losses: "Woodson insisted on Thursday that his team remains confident heading into Game 6... 'We're confident. We're 3-2 in the series and still facing a close-out game. I feel pretty good about it, and our guys feel good," Woodson said. "We just got to go give back what we gave away last night. We got to go back there and try and figure it out tomorrow night.'"
• Isola has a longtime feud with the Knicks, and this article from Deadspin's Jim Windolf pretty much replicates what it's like to hang out with the Daily News beat writer for 30 minutes: "This season, Isola has been critical of the team for downplaying the seriousness of the many injuries to its players, and he is forever annoyed by the Garden officials who keep surveillance of his locker-room interviews... 'They're professional eavesdroppers,' said Isola, the Brooklyn-born son of a New York City police officer. 'They tell the player, 'You gotta be careful, especially of Frank. He's going to burn you, this and that.' I always tell the player, I say, 'Listen. Go on the Internet and go find every single story I've written and you point out where I burned you. You tell me where I burned you.''"


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On any given day, the Los Angeles County jail system holds over 18,000 men and women in custody—160,000, all told, in 2010. Seven or more men share cells built for four in buildings so foul that, according to Lauren Weedman's autobiographical play about volunteering there as an inmate advocate, visitors are warned "not to touch the walls or railings [because] there is staph infection everywhere."
Weedman's story is about more than inhumane jail conditions, weaving her visits to the jail with the humiliation of commercial auditions, the publication of a terrible personal story in Glamour and the general frivolity of the lives of the not-quite-famous. It is riotously funny and also quite dark and unsettling. The stories of the inmates she meets reach beyond the failings of the justice system, probing the nature of shame and deceit. But it is the sense of overpopulation that lingers long past Weedman's 90-minute performance, perhaps because the work itself teems with life.
Where a lesser performer might fall back on narration to convey her reaction to all this horror, Weedman, a veteran of The Daily Show and Reno 911, never once breaks character. She is a remarkable observer of behavior, and every person she encounters, in the jail and health spa and audition room, appears fully realized, conveying entire biographies through voice and stance, each of them immediately recognizable, never bleeding into one another. Most of the inhabitants of Weedman's world are more believable, indeed, than her portrayal of herself as a compulsive blabbermouth, at once insecure and self-obsessed, who tells the other women at the volunteer orientation that she wants "to do something not about me" and then spends five minutes babbling about her own problems. "Lauren" is insufferable and unable to control her need to crack jokes, even at the most inappropriate times, to draw attention to herself. I assume the character is exaggerated to the point of fiction—it is impossible to imagine that anyone could be both this egoistic and so sensitive to the manners and desires of the people around her.
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A short work week does not stop the Syracuse Power Rankings from chugging along.
Friday has arrived and it is time to see who won the week, who almost won the week and who lost the week in Syracuse and Central New York.
4. Local Caffeine Junkies
Syracuse-based Recess Coffee has certainly not been drinking decaf as the company is growing at a highly-caffeinated pace.
Recess has to move to a bigger facility in Dewitt with their commercial roasting business having grown from about 2,000 pounds a month last year to 4,000 pounds a month now.
Meanwhile, it will now be a little easier for fans of local favorite Cafe Kubal to grab a cup of Sumatra as the company recently introduced the Kubal Coffee Truck.
Raise your mugs to two local coffee brewers doing well.
3. Good Samaritans
Matt Pikarsky, of North Syracuse, was visiting his parents on Valley Road earlier this week.
He had heard that a 9-year old boy was missing near by. By chance, he spotted someone cutting through a backyard.
"My gut was telling me that this could be the boy," Pikarsky said.
Matt's gut was right. It was 9-year old Ronald Williams, who was found after being missing for nearly 15 hours.
Sheriff confirms 9-yr-old Ronald Williams found safe in Salina neighborhood. A few houses down from his home pic.twitter.com/hrXFLsLVL7— Caitlin Nuclo (@CaitlinNucloNC9) May 27, 2014
24-year old Aaron Michik and a group of friends were returning from a tubing excursion on Delta Lake on Memorial Day when they heard what they first thought was people partying.
But as they got closer, they realized it was a woman who desperately needed help.
Aaron dove into the cold, murky water and helped a 14-year old boy and a woman to safety. Michik regrets not being able to find a third person, who had dove in to help the boy as well, but his rescue is still noble.
Kudos to Aaron and Matt for stepping in and helping two families that needed it.
2. A-l-a-i-n-a K-e-n-n-y
Onondaga Hill eighth grader Alaina Kenny spelled her way to the semifinals of the Scripps National Spelling Bee.
Kenny spelled organzine" and "funori" in the two semifinal rounds, giving her a perfect record of four words spelled correctly on stage over two days of competition.
Kenny just missed out on the finals, which for the first time in 52 years ended in a t-i-e.
1. Thompson Brothers
History was made in Washington D.C. Thursday night as Lyle and Miles Thompson of the Onondaga Nation became the first Native Americans and first co-champions in the 14-year history of the Tewaaraton Award, the college lacrosse version of the Heisman Trophy.
The Tewaaraton foundation said the 10-coach selection committee tasked with determining the award was unanimous in its decision to award both Lyle and Miles with the honor.
Lyle racked up 128 points (51 goals and 77 assists) for the Albany Great Danes this past season while Miles' 82 goals in a single-season tied the 24-year-old Division I record originally set by Yale's Jon Reese.
There was plenty of CNY love at the Tewaaraton ceremony as West Genesee High School's Joe Fletcher, a defenseman for Loyola, was another finalist for the award on the men's side.
Syracuse University women's lacrosse attackers Alyssa Murray and Kayla Treanor were finalists for the women's award.
Others receiving votes
- Syracuse Chiefs
- Kimberly Walters
Godspeed to Kimberly as she continues to fight for wheelchair accessibility in New York State.
There is still a lot of baseball to be played and the division is tight, but our local Triple-A club sits in first-place right now.
We'll see if the Chiefs can continue to do their part in the standings to entertain what should be rising attendance at NBT Bank Stadium with the summer months upon us.
Better luck next time
- Syracuse stretch bread wars
If La Piazza did rip off the famous stretch bread recipe from Pastabilities, shame on them. Come up with you own concept, guys.
Pastabilities certainly has a right to protect its product, but would probably be better off just letting the best dough win than accumulating the bad press that comes with a lawsuit.
- Flawed Rankings
Stadium Journey Magazine ranked all 30 AHL arenas and the Syracuse Crunch came in 24th?
Not that the Onondaga County War Memorial is a gem these days, but if you are going to count the entire fan experience in your rankings, there is no way the Crunch should be that low.
Market Force, a global customer intelligence firm, released its latest list of North America's favorite grocery chains, and Wegmans wasn't on it!
Don't tell Mrs. Baldwin.
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The Obama housing plan? Fail — at least so far
My Reuters colleagues give the tale of the tape:
Obama, grappling with the worst U.S. housing crisis since the Great Depression, pledged to help as many as 9 million families keep their homes by reworking their mortgages.
Eight months later, the plan is plagued by delays, red tape and, some critics say, a reluctance by banks to do their part. Just 17 percent of eligible borrowers have had their loans modified and monthly payments cut. Hardly any have been given a cut in the amount they owe on homes which are now worth less.
That means many successful applicants are left with loans that they still will not be able to afford in the long run. So instead of resolving the housing crisis that pushed the U.S. economy into recession, America may be prolonging it and, in the process, stunting the global recovery.
"Every single policy we've seen has merely kicked the problem down the road," said Laurie Goodman, a veteran analyst at broker-dealer Amherst Securities Group LP, which specializes in residential mortgage-backed securities.
Me: Clearly at this point the best housing policy is an overall economic policy that boost growth and jobs — and let housing find its own level.
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The faculty and staff of Calera Intermediate School have voted Ms. Lindsey Irvin as Teacher of the Year. Ms. Irvin is in her third year of teaching at Calera Intermediate and says she truly feels blessed to work within the community she lives. Ms. Irvin was working as a social worker in a homeless shelter downtown and wrote a literature-based program called Learning to be a Kid. From there, she fell in love with teaching and decided to pursue her Master's in Elementary Education.
Ms. Irvin is not only a classroom teacher, but is the school's First Priority sponsor as well as part sponsor of the school's newspaper. When asked how she felt being chosen as Teacher of the Year she said, "I am honored and humbled to work with such an amazing group of people." Ms. Irvin currently teaches fourth grade and resides in Calera with her three children.


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Somerset County's "Creativity Expo" is an art showcase for survivors of brain injuries, who must overcome difficult challenges even for the most everyday and routine habits of life. The artists use the exhibit as a way to celebrate a second chance in life and as a support group with like-minded beings.
NJ.com user mariar56 can relate to the artists:
I too am a brain injury survivor. Each precious victory is such a dedicated struggle! I think this is wonderful. Far too many people do not understand TBI's etc. When they see you struggling they don't get it. It is as far as I can see time to come out of the wood work to let people see what we look like. And why we really do need that handicap spot.
More information on the art exhibit can be found here; check out the comments and add your own.


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How much would a good set up cost me?
Hello, the last week we see some reports from Joystiq.com and 1up.com about the Dolphin Wii emulator runing the games at 720p in a PC. There's some issues and things the Wii owners unknow, I will try to explain.
First the Wii games on a High-end PC looks awesome becose the video card power that can render the graphics from 480p to 1080p and more depending the video card features, plus the emulator uses the anti-aliasing and other filters to improve the graphics and the results are crisp and clear.
The gamers say: this is posible for the PC, but not for the Wii becose the lower-end graphics chip.
This is totally wrong, probably the Wii's graphics chip can't output 720p resolution, but using other add-on devices this can be done.
For example I have and recomend the XCM HDMI blaster, this device upscales the Wii visuals to 720P (the same xbox360 resolution output) in your HDTV without to use the Dolphin emulator. Or if you want you can use the XCM 1080p Mega-cool vga box to connect your Wii directly to your monitor at a maximun 1080p resolution.
There's other devices in the market, but I think these two devices are the best.
Second, Rene Barahona post some youtube videos running the emulator. I will promise you, that I will post some videos from my video camera showing the Wii games using the XCM HDMI Blaster and you can see the big difference, great cristal clear visuals even better than the emulator.
Plus, an upscaler device exclusive for Wii is in development from the HDfury creators team, they promise upscaling the Wii 480p to 720p and 1080p at lower customer price...
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How much would a good set up cost me?
so are you saying that we can play our wii in 1080p....right now?
Yes, absolutely!!
If you buy one of these devices from the XCM website:
The HDMI Blaster cost $ 89.99 and can output a maximun 720p resolution on your HDTV using a HDMI cable.
And, the XCM 1080p Mega-cool vga box cost $ 87.99 and can out a maximun 1080p on your PC monitor using a vga cable.
Last edited by stickmode; 04-03-2009 at 12:08 PM.
no. the devices can UPSCALE the images to 720p/ that does not mean it IS 720p. it will still not look as good as if it were originally coded in 720p.
Wii Games: Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess, Heatseeker, Excite Truck, Wii Play, NHL 2k9, Super Mario Galaxy, Super Strikers Charged, Shaun White Snowboarding, The Bigs, Guitar Hero: World Tour, Ghost Squad, Call of Duty: World at War, Wii Sports Resort, Punch-out!
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and for the HDMI blaster
Tell me, what you think?
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you aren't listening again
anything that makes something designed at 480 lines vertical, and makes it to a non-native resolution is a SCALER. it may do the job really well, but its impossible to add code that wasn't there originally.
However, the scaling of the video signal is top notch so you won't be disappointedcapable of taking a low resolution VGA source and converting it into HDMIyou will see sharp lines as the PS2 wasn't designed to output high definition signalsWii can handle using the HDMI Blaster to upgrade the signal to 720pHowever, the conversion of 720p component signals or less results in a stunning pictureability to upgrade the video signal to higher resolutionsto the XCM 1080p Mega Cool VGA box's 1080p upscanning
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Probably the code isn't the same than a native 720p resolution, but using the upscaler is a minimun difference. I compared the Wii menu with the upscaler and the xbox360 menu at native 720p, frankly I don't see the difference, the Wii menu looks so great that appears like original 720p. It's the same as you use the MadCatz HDMI adapter for your xbox360 to upscale the resolution from 720p to 1080p and the results are like the original 1080p. Play a Bluray-movie at 1080p and a DVD upscaling to 1080p (using the same movie) the results are the same, like the original. The upscaling process is well done that really you don't see the difference.
If you really want the best sharp cristal clear visuals for your Wii, this is the way!!
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Fox Sports Detroit released the following statement today regarding the decision to terminate Larry Murphy from its Detroit Red Wings broadcast team:
"We wanted our primary team of Mickey Redmond and Ken Daniels to call the remaining games as the Red Wings make a push for the playoffs. We thought it was only fair to let Larry know as soon as possible that he would not be scheduled for any more assignments. We thank Larry for his contributions to our telecasts over the years and we wish him well."
Of course, this does not explain why Murphy wasn't retained to work between the benches at home games or in the studio.
FSD said this is the only statement it will make on the matter.
Murphy told M-Live.com on Friday that he was let go on March 12, the day before he was scheduled to work as a studio analyst for the Red Wings game in Calgary. Murphy said he also was scheduled to work in the broadcast booth for this current four-game West Coast trip, which he usually does in place of Mickey Redmond, whose travel has been limited for years.
Murphy also said he was told low ratings were the reason for his release, and he was particularly puzzled by the timing of the decision.
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I'm one of the Citizen Patriot's former longtime subscribers who has recently canceled my subscription but still periodically runs out Sunday mornings to purchase the paper. On Sunday, I was anxious to turn to the sports section to look at your article on Jackson professional golfer Brian Stuard's performance the past few days on the Nationwide Golf Tour being held in Georgia and the fact that he was playing very well at the top of the leader board.
Well, unfortunately, it was no shock to my system to see nothing at all on Stuard's performance in the paper.
Make no mistake and don't doubt me on this. This is exactly one of the reasons your subscriptions have went down (local coverage) as well as the format of your paper. I have tried my best to be able to get used to the format by looking at Sunday papers, but it just isn't working. I don't know if there is just to much junk in it (no local stories that I really care much about) or it is just so spread out, that it's not enjoyable to read.
I used to love coming home from work each night as well as waking up each Saturday and Sunday morning, sitting in my Lazy Boy and reading the paper. There is no way I'm going to sit in front of a computer after sitting in front of one all day at work to read the paper. Not going to happen!
Good luck going forward with your current newspaper format. I'm going to get a subscription to the Brooklyn Exponent so I can read about local high school sports (on a much more personal level ) and read Jeff Steers' and Gary Kalahar's articles on Stuard. Wouldn't it be a scary thought to continue to see the rise of the Brooklyn Exponent and expanded coverage in the area, which I heard it might be doing? I suggest you guys take another look on where you are going. Competition is good, you know.
- DOUG NALL/Napoleon
Editor's Note: Here is our story from Monday about Stuard's second-place finish at the South Georgia Classic.