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Event DatesThe Naturno Pottery Market takes place every 2 years always on the 1st week-end of june.
2015 the Naturno Pottery Market will take place from 05.06. to 07.06.2015.
opening times
|17.00 - 20.00
|10.00 - 20.00
|10.00 - 18.00
Conditions of ParticipationOnly freelance and professional artists and potters, who are solely in charge of design, production and sale of their ceramic wares, are invited to participate in the market. Non-professional artists and merchants are excluded from participation. The jury of the organizer is in charge of the exhibitor selection. The aim is, to bring together a selection of exhibitors coming from a wide range of pottery craft fields and showing a high level of craft quality and artistic independence.
Registration/Application Procedures
- registration deadline is 31th january 2015
- ca. 3 pictures of your products, 1 picture of your market booth
- short description of your work (e.g. your career, your working approach.)
Market BoothStandard Booth dimensions are 4 m in length x ca. 4 m in depth.
Stands up to 6 m are possible.
Concerning the market booth presentation, packaging and wrapping material have to be concealed and invisible for the visitors. The market booth and the products shall be presented in an individual and creative manner. We also recommend to install a sign stating clearly the name of your company etc. Music and consumption of beverages and food at the booth is not permitted.
Build up and RemovalBooth build up starts on Friday, 05.06. from 9 a.m. During build up and removal the market area is accessible by car. After loading, vehicles shall be parked on specifically reseverd parking lots. You will receive your parking lot attached to your registration confirmation.
Removal starts on sunday, 05.06. from 6 p.m. (not possible before).
After removal, the booth lot is to be left clean and swept. Garbage has to be removed. Booths have to be well covered in the evening. At night, you may store your well wrapped pottery ware inside the Town Hall. The organisor assumes no liability.
Booth Fees
- 4 m lenght: 250 € + 22% VAT = 305 €
- 5 m lenght: 300 € + 22% VAT = 366 €
- 6 m lenght: 350 € + 22% VAT = 427 €
Publicity/PRThe organizer is in charge of professional publicity and public relation work (posters, invitation cards, flyers etc.), in order to promote the event in an effective way.
Nevertheless, exhibitors may profit from their own PR network additionally.
The exhibitor will receive PR material, such as poster and invitation cards free of charge.
Keramik Aktiv Competition 2015 / Exhibition 2015An exhibition on the theme of "The Cylinder" will be held in parallel with the market. All the objects are exhibited throughout the entire period of the market in the Naturno Civic Centre and Town Hall. The Naturns Aktiv Ceramics Award is rewarded by 1.000 €. The panel of judges decides whether the prize money goes to one individual competitor or whether the sum is divided among several competitors. Participation in the Naturns Aktiv Ceramics Award is linked to participation in the Naturno Pottery Market.
Furthermore, the Naturno Municipal Council is assured the right of first refusal on the object, which wins the award.
You are advised that only one object may be exhibited per market stall; no groups, collections or series are permitted. Only the event organiser shall display or position the object in the exhibition and objects shall not be suspended from above nor provided with electric current. The participants in the competition are also prohibited from touching the objects exhibited!
The object submitted to the competition must remain in the exhibition until 6 pm on Sunday; it may be collected only after the market has closed.
The prize-winner of the Naturns Aktiv Ceramics Award is excluded from entering the following year's competition.
Registration DeadlineRegistration deadline for your complete file of documents for the Keramikmarkt Naturns/Naturno Pottery Market 2015 valid for all participants is 31rd of january 2015. Applications may be submitted by post Office!
We are looking forward to your application!Claudia Tapfer, Tel: +39 334 9364999
Elfi Sommavilla, Tel. +39 335 6054146

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NOOKcolor rooted, dressed with LauncherPro
It was bound to happen eventually, and in typical xda-developers style, it came sooner rather than later. There are 50 pages worth of posts at that link, but what they all boil down to is that Barnes & Noble's NOOKcolor (unboxing, review) has been rooted.
I think I'll wait to take the plunge myself until I see some real benefit…or until I get sick of being hounded to do it on video (that's not an invitation, though I appreciate the interest). For now, it's enough for me to know that it's possible to run Angry Birds on my e-reader, or to spiff it up with LauncherPro. Nice.
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Pancake Dinner Planned to Benefit THON
DuBois – The Penn State DuBois THON Committee will hold a pancake dinner on Tuesday, February 15 from 3:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. in the student union.
Dinner will include pancakes, sausage, and a beverage, and is available for eat-in only. Tickets are $4 for Penn State students and $5 for general tickets.
To purchase tickets, or for more information, contact Patrick Watkavitch at firstname.lastname@example.com
THON began in 1973, when dancers raised just over $2,000. Today, it is the largest student-run philanthropy effort in the nation. In 2010, the event raised nearly $8 million for The Four Diamonds Fund, which supports childhood cancer research. THON 2011 is planned for February 18 through the 20 at the Bryce Jordan Center, where dancers will attempt to stay on their feet for 46 hours.
This year Patrick Watkavitch and Heidi Miller will represent Penn State DuBois at THON, as the campus' designated dancers.


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Lambert High School 4th Annual 3v3 Soccer Shootout
Who: U6 – U14 boys and girls
Where: Lambert High School Stadium
When: Sat. Jan. 24th 8am-6pm (rain date Jan. 25th)
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Title of Thesis
Relationship Between Mathematical Thinking And Achievements In
Mathematics Among Secondary School Students Of Nwfp Pakistan
Amir Zaman
This study aimed to investigate the relationships between mathematical thinking
and achievement in mathematics in the 9th grade scientific stream students in North West
Frontier Province, Pakistan which was renamed as Khyber Pakhtunkhwa by the
parliament of Pakistan through 18th constitutional amendment in 2009.In addition, this
study also investigated the gender, school sector, and school location differences in
mathematical thinking and mathematics achievement.Besides, this study also
investigated the interaction between gender and school location, gender and sector, sector
and location, in relation to mathematical thinking and achievement.
Further, this study examined conceptions of teachers about mathematical thinking
and any inconsistencies between the teachers' opinions about the aspects of mathematical
thinking in terms of level of importance, level of difficulty and the results derived from
the quantitative analyses of the student answers to the mathematical thinking test.
In relation to the student interviews, the study also aimed to identify popular
strategies used by students to arrive at solutions, question understanding, their
perceptions about difficulty level of aspects of mathematical thinking and to differentiate
between the thinking skills they used and to ascertain their attitude towards optimal
solutions like checking their solutions.
To achieve the above mentioned objectives, a model of mathematical thinking
was first developed representing the best possible six aspects of mathematical thinking
relevant to the curriculum of grade 9 in Pakistan with the help of experts and practising
teachers.A test of mathematical thinking was developed based on this model to measure
mathematical thinking of the students.Besides a test of mathematics achievement with
items taken from textbook of grade 9 and two interviews (one for teachers and one for
students) were also conducted for data collection.Quantitative data was analyzed using
t-test, Anova and regression analysis.Similarly qualitative data from interviews was
analyzed using qualitative data analysis techniques.Main findings of the study showed
that mathematical thinking was moderately related to mathematics achievement with
proofs as the most correlated aspect.The study further showed that male students
outperformed their female counterparts. In the same way, the students of the private
schools scored significantly better than the students of public schools in all aspects of
mathematical thinking and mathematics achievement.
Teachers' interview revealed that problem solving, induction, deduction, logical
thinking, proofs and optimal solution were the most important aspects of mathematical
thinking with proofs as the most difficult and generalization as the easiest aspects.Teachers expressed their opinions that student-centered teaching was the effective way in
teaching of mathematics.
1.1 Background of the study
1.2 Statement of the Problem
1.3 Objectives of the Study
1.4 Research Questions
1.5 Delimitation of the Study
1.6 Significance of the Study
1.7 Theoretical Framework
1.8 Research Paradigm and Research Design
1.9 Definition of Key Words
2.1 Mathematical Thinking and its Aspects
2.2 Mathematics Curriculum in Pakistan and Mathematical Thinking
2.3 Description of Aspects of Mathematical Thinking in the Model
2.4 Studies Regarding Mathematical Thinking with Gender Comparison
2.5 Mathematics Achievement and Location
2.6 Private schools in Pakistan
2.7 Conclusion of Review of Literature
3.1 Research Paradigm
3.2 Research Strategies
3.3 Research Methods
3.4 Development, Validity and Reliability of the Test of
Mathematical Thinking
3.5 Test of Mathematics Achievement
3.6 Test Administration
3.7 Scoring of the Tests
3.8 Interviews
3.9 Access Provision
3.10 Ethical Consideration
3.11 Data Analysis
Analysis of Teachers' Responses on the Model of Mathematical
4.2 Mathematics Achievement and Level of Mathematical Thinking of
the Students of Grade
4.3 Relationship between Mathematical Thinking and Mathematics
Achievement of the Students at Secondary Level
4.4 Comparison of Mathematical Thinking and Mathematics Achievement
of the students Sector-wise, Locality-wise and Gender-wise
4.5 Interaction Effect When Gender and Location Are Taken as
Independent Variables
4.6 Interaction Effect When Sector and Gender Are Taken as
Independent Variables
4.7 Interaction Effect When Location and Sector Are Taken into
4.8 Regression Analysis of Mathematical Thinking with Mathematics
4.9 Summary of Quantitative Analysis
4.10 Analysis of Qualitative Data
4.11 Analysis of Students' Interviews
4.12 Summary of All Schools' Interview
5.2 Findings
5.3 Discussions
5.4 Discussion of Teachers' Interview Results
5.5 Discussion on Student's Interviews
5.6 Conclusions
5.7 Recommendations
5.8 Suggestions for Further Research
5.9 Limitations of the Study
5.10 Implication of the Study


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In his Aug. 9 letter to the Advance, Daniel Capone mentions that he has contacted the office of Congressman Michael McMahon requesting a time and place for a possible town-hall meeting or some other opportunity to discuss the Obama universal health-care plan and that he was informed that the congressman would not be having any town-hall meetings until after the House votes on the plan in September.
I agree with the writer that this is idiotic as the public would be denied a forum to discuss this important issue.
Is the congressman possibly afraid that the majority of the people in his district might object to this radical bill that would provide for abortion, hurt small businesses on Staten Island, restrict the choice of health-care coverage that people can get and make end-of-life counseling mandatory?
I believe that Congressman McMahon is completely out of touch with the majority of the people on Staten Island and he must go in 2010.


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An insurance company for a charity founded by Jerry Sandusky argued in a federal complaint Friday that it should not have to pay legal expenses or claims for the former Penn State assistant football coach accused of molesting children.
Federal Insurance Co. said it would be wrong for the company to have to cover Sandusky because he is accused of conduct that did not involve his position as an executive or employee of The Second Mile, a charity for at-risk youth he founded in 1977.
Sandusky is charged with sexually abusing 10 boys over more than a decade. He has denied the allegations and is awaiting trial in Centre County after waiving a preliminary hearing earlier this month.
His criminal defense lawyer, Joe Amendola, said Friday he had not seen the complaint, filed in federal court in Williamsport. Amendola said Sandusky was served Wednesday with a lawsuit filed in Philadelphia by one alleged victim and was getting a different lawyer to represent him in civil cases.
"I can say it's not unexpected that the insurance carrier would attempt to get out from under representing Jerry," Amendola said.
Dennis Mulvihill, a lawyer for Federal Insurance, referred questions to Mark Greenberg, the company's chief information officer. Greenberg did not immediately return a message left at his office after hours Friday.
A spokesman for The Second Mile said the matter was between Federal and Sandusky, and declined further comment.
The complaint asks the court to rule that Federal has no obligation to pay Sandusky's criminal defense costs or to indemnify him for civil or criminal claims related to alleged sexual abuse of children.
"Extending insurance coverage to Sandusky is unlawful because providing insurance coverage for claims arising from sexual assault, molestation, and/or abuse of minors is repugnant to Pennsylvania public policy," according to the complaint.
Amendola said Sandusky has not sought coverage regarding the criminal case.


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text: [109th Congress Public Law 138] [From the U.S. Government Printing Office] [DOCID: f:publ138.109] [[Page 119 STAT. 2647]] Public Law 109-138 109th Congress An Act To authorize early repayment of obligations to the Bureau of Reclamation within Rogue River Valley Irrigation District or within Medford Irrigation District. <<NOTE: Dec. 22, 2005 - [H.R. 4195]>> Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, <<NOTE: Southern Oregon Bureau of Reclamation Repayment Act of 2005.>> SECTION 1. SHORT TITLE. This Act may be cited as the ``Southern Oregon Bureau of Reclamation Repayment Act of 2005''. SEC. 2. EARLY REPAYMENT. Notwithstanding the provisions of section 213 of the Reclamation Reform Act of 1982 (43 U.S.C. 390mm), any landowner within Rogue River Valley Irrigation District or within Medford Irrigation District, in Oregon, may repay, at any time, the construction costs of the project facilities allocated to that landowner's lands within the district in question. Upon discharge, in full, of the obligation for repayment of the construction costs allocated to all lands the landowner owns in the district in question, those lands shall not be subject to the ownership and full-cost pricing limitations of the Act of June 17, 1902 (43 U.S.C. 371 et seq.), and Acts supplemental to and amendatory of that Act, including the Reclamation Reform Act of 1982 (43 U.S.C. 390aa et seq.). SEC. 3. LIMITATION. Nothing herein modifies contractual rights that may exist between Rogue River Valley Irrigation District and Medford Irrigation District and the United States under their respective Reclamation contracts, or amends or reopens those contracts; nor does it modify any rights, obligations or relationships that may exist between the districts and their landowners as may be provided or governed by Oregon State law. SEC. 4. CERTIFICATION. Upon the request of a landowner who has repaid, in full, the construction costs of the project facilities allocated to that landowner's lands owned within the district, the Secretary of the Interior shall provide the certification provided for in subsection [[Page 119 STAT. 2648]] (b)(1) of section 213 of the Reclamation Reform Act of 1982 (43 U.S.C. 390mm(b)(1)). Approved December 22, 2005. LEGISLATIVE HISTORY--H.R. 4195 (S. 1760): --------------------------------------------------------------------------- HOUSE REPORTS: No. 109-323 (Comm. on Resources). SENATE REPORTS: No. 109-197 accompanying S. 1760 (Comm. on Energy and Natural Resources). CONGRESSIONAL RECORD, Vol. 151 (2005): Dec. 6, considered and passed House. Dec. 16, considered and passed Senate. <all>


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A man who flashed a silver revolver this morning at a Jersey City McDonald's was apparently looking for his 15 minutes of fame, reports state.
The man, described as approximately 28 years old, 5-foot-6 and 140 pounds, was inside the McDonald's in Journal Square at 1:20 a.m., reports state.
According to reports, a security guard at the fast-food restaurant said the man had been causing a disturbance by squirting condiments on the counter, reports state. When the guard asked the man to stop, the man flashed a silver revolver and told the guard, "sit the f*** down before I pop you," reports state.
The man then shouted to others in the restaurant, "put the cameras up cause this s*** is going to be on World Star Hip Hop, so (others) know to mind their business," reports state.
The actor then received his food and fled in an unknown direction, reports state.
Cops said that the incident was captured on surveillance cameras inside the McDonald's, reports state. The guard said that he could identify the actor, reports said.


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|Posted - 6 May 2002 14:28
I am very good at Math, Chemistry and Physics, so if u have any questions, ask them here. THanks
|Posted - 6 May 2002 14:30
How to find out which section is experimental? Well, the actual section that count towards your score are two 30-min verbal and one 15-min verbal sections, and two 30-min and one 15-min math sections. If you see that you are already taking a second 15-mintue vocab section, you will know that one of the 15-min verbal sections is experimental. There is absolutely no way to know for sure which one it is, so always do your best on all sections and don''t try to guess which one is experimental!
|Posted - 9 May 2002 8:28
Hey u said u r good at Physics.I just wanted such a person to discuss on Einsteins time dialation theory and what all I found out and My own theory.If u r intrestd mail me to email@example.com
|Posted - 10 May 2002 0:4
one more query; ddyu know if i cud write my SAT I on a saturrday and SAT II on the next day{or vice versa} if the sunday option is available in India??{ i want to do this in october}
|Posted - 10 May 2002 7:50
I am not sure, but I think you cannot do that. I am pretty sure that Sunday testing counts as a test for the previous day (Saturday). It''s just a way for students to take the test if they cannot do it on Saturday and is NOT another test date. But you still might wanna check with local people who know the answer for sure.
|Posted - 13 May 2002 8:54
hey there,
 couple more questions since u''r willing to help! Do many of the good universities require math- because they don''t really specify in their particulars for tests; and i need to decide soon between Math IIc and Chemistry- any suggestions. Also, how in this wide world so you select universities from the thousands that are there in the US; obviously i want to play it saffe while applying and not just apply to the really good ones- but it seems humanly impossible to go through those humongous lists of colleges andd finally zero down on a couple!! and thanks a million- u''r help has been invaluable { and very prrompt too!}
|Posted - 13 May 2002 16:6
Okay. Most colleges don''t care about SAT II test. Those that require it are highly selective colleges (best of da best). And of those that do require it, most require you to take the English Writing, Math, and an elective. That means that you gotta take the Writing test, one of the math tests, and one test of your choice. Some of those colleges say that your elective should be science... Therefore, you should choose Math 2C over Chem. Hopefully one of the other two (IF you are taking three tests in one day) tests is Writing.
How do you choose a college? If you live in the States, apply to some colleges in your state just in case you don''t get accepted to better schools out-of-state. One of my friends, really smart, got a perfect 1600 on his SAT, but didn''t get accepted to any of the great schools he hoped for.
You should also look at population sizes, climate in the area, and criminal stuff. I, personally, don''t wanna live in places where crime happens several times a day!
Also look for schools that specialize in your area of study. E.g. if you want engineering, check out palces like MIT and stuff...
Hope this helps, feel free to ask any other questions.
Dima
|Posted - 20 May 2002 11:30
I need to past my ged exam in about a few weeks. I am very rusty in my fields of math and science/language arts and US history. Can anyone apply me with some help????
|Posted - 20 May 2002 16:32
Yeah, of course. I can help you in any or all of those areas. The easiest for me is math; science comes second. Feel free to send any questions to email@example.com. However, I cannot give you lessons or anything like that -- free education is too much, lol. All I can do for free here is answer specific questions. Hope to hear from you soon, Dima.
|Posted - 25 May 2002 23:43
hey,
 i got my SAT I scores n im kinda disappointed- esply wit math- made a 1420 n 730 in math- my report says i missed out questions- n im sure i answered em all - n im sure i''d hav got atleast 790- dyu know iff there is ne kinda re-evaluation or re-checkin the paper possible- ''cos college board never seems to respond to my queries. n this was my 1st time n i heard it is good to rite ur SATs 2 or 3 times- so dyu think it wud be too late to rite it in oct n my SAT II in nov- im in my sr. yr- rather will be beginnin my sr. yr soon{ begins in june here in india}. my apologies for buggin u again. thanks so much.
|Posted - 26 May 2002 11:49
|Posted - 29 May 2002 12:48
hey,
 wud u know anything abt the TOEFL- n doing well in them? as in, is it vital to get a good score?is it that imp? and we students from India, have this problem- academics are really quite tough here- and in school teachers just dont give us good grades- a 90 could jus be the highest in the whole class- which is probly a B+ or somethin for you guys and isnt anywhere close to a 4 GPA- so dyu know if there is any kinda concession you could ask for while applyin to uni.s as my GPA etc wont look tooo good next to an american''s. Would good recommendation letters and good class standings make up?thanks yet again
!!

|Posted - 31 May 2002 23:46
hey,
 i cudnt read any of ur replies{the last 2}- ''cos ive been unable to access the page- for a few days now. im really sorry to bug u but it uwd be of grreat help if u copy n paste ur replies to my mail address- email@example.com , ''cos ur advice is provin to be invaluable n i dont wanna miss out on it !! thanks!
|Posted - 4 June 2002 11:35
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this is what ur page says when i open it- has said this for the last 2.5 weeks; what is wrong???
|Posted - 20 April 2004 6:21
OK !as you ready help i wish to ask you a question.I don''t know if we can passe our SAT,ACT and other on line
|Posted - 24 October 2006 15:24
I have been out of school for a while and taking the ACT in a month. I took it the first time 7 years ago. I saw a question on there about rules of logs and I am clueless. Can you help?


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OH SNAP — Michael E R Walker, the ex-Mormon (naked) star of Eating Out 3, poses while Inside Edition's cameras role for a story on the 2011 Men On A Mission calendar from Chad Hardy, who was excommunicated from the church.
Yea these rags somehow ruin the mood…….. :p
LOL @ Mike.
Just a guess, but I don't think the magic undies fall into anyone's hot category. lol
The chruch also tried to lie and say that the publisher of the calander was excommunicated for not tithing. Well considering that half of their members do not Tithe it was obviously just another Mormon lie. He said that during the excommunication hearing all the church reps talked about was the calander.
@ Taylor-hehe, I don't know. Maybe if they were to soaked and wet those undies it could be an even better calandar.
o. 4 · Cam wrote, "He said that during the excommunication hearing all the church reps talked about was the calander."
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BOSTON – It was just past 1 a.m. on Monday when Alex Rodriguez sidled through a crowd of reporters to his locker. On a television screen across the visitors clubhouse at Fenway Park, ESPN displayed the highlights of his evening: There was Rodriguez absorbing a 92-mph fastball from Boston starter Ryan Dempster on his left elbow and ribs; there was Rodriguez unleashing a massive drive off Dempster to center field; there was Rodriguez kissing his hands and pointing skyward at home plate.
In all, the 9-6 victory represented the most tumultuous evening of Rodriguez's two-week comeback. Yet The Alex Rodriguez Show – the fascinating, freakish, high-stakes spectacle that has hijacked the narrative of the Yankees' season – was just beginning. As soon as Rodriguez began to speak, the curtain rose once more.
In one breath, Rodriguez lavished praise of his teammates and manager Joe Girardi for defending him – Girardi earned a swift ejection, and outfielder Brett Gardner had to be restrained in the ensuing, benches-clearing fracas. In the next, Rodriguez confirmed his legal team has begun the process of filing a grievance through the MLBPA alleging the Yankees' mishandled his medical care.
On Saturday, team president Randy Levine challenged Rodriguez to "put up or shut up." Rodriguez delivered the answer a day later.
"This is America," Rodriguez said. "And we do have an opportunity to protect ourselves. And I've chosen to take that route."
Earlier in the day, general manager Brian Cashman expressed his exasperation with the divide. "I've never seen anything like this," he said, this ever-widening gulf between the highest-profile franchise in American professional sports and the highest-paid player in baseball history. The late-night remarks from Rodriguez only extended the feud.
Rodriguez backed up the verbal grenades lobbed by his new lawyer, Joseph Tacopina, on Saturday. Rodriguez's representatives have accused the Yankees of withholding an MRI that showed damage to Rodriguez's left hip during the 2012 playoffs, and conspiring with Major League Baseball to end his career. "What my lawyer said, he said, and I stand behind it," Rodriguez said.
Rodriguez is playing while appealing his 211-game suspension for his role in the Biogenesis scandal. He trumpeted his right to due process, and the eventual public airing of his side's position.
"At some point, I think everybody will talk," he said. "I think everybody has to have a little patience. I think (Dr. Bryan) Kelly will talk when the time is right. I think (Dr. Marc) Phillipon will talk when the time is right. I'm sure (Anthony) Bosch will talk when the time is right. I'm sure (Anthony) Galea will talk when the time is right. And we're all looking forward to everything. But right now, we've got to take it one day at a time."
Bosch and Galea have allegedly supplied Rodriguez with performance-enhancing drugs. Phillipon operated on Rodriguez's injured right hip in 2009, and recommended surgery on his left hip after the 2012 season. Kelly performed that operation.
Rodriguez offered a vague confirmation of the most outrageous charge leveled by Tacopina to The New York Times on Saturday: That Levine told Kelly "I don't ever want to see him on the field again" before the surgery. Both Levine and general manager Brian Cashman deny this remark was ever made.
Rodriguez was cryptic. His eyes grew wide. "I'm going to reserve comment," he said. "But I did have a conversation with Dr. Kelly."
Rodriguez added some nuance into a fundamental disagreement between his camp and the Yankees. Tacopina said the team forced Rodriguez to play during the playoffs "like an invalid." Cashman countered that Rodriguez begged Girardi to keep him in the lineup, despite his obvious lack of ability. Rodriguez admitted this was accurate.
"The question wasn't whether I wanted to play," Rodriguez said. "I always wanted to play. Even if I'm in crutches. But signs are signs. If there was a torn labrum MRI . . ."
Like so many other issues, the existence of this MRI is a matter of contention. Tacopina said the Yankees withheld this MRI on his left hip. Cashman insisted Sunday no such examination occurred, as Rodriguez only complained about discomfort in his right hip. The Yankees are willing to release all of Rodriguez's medical records to settle the dispute.
"I'm not disputing Cashman," Rodriguez said. "I'm not disputing anybody. I'm just letting you know what Phillipon told me.
A little less than two weeks after the season, Rodriguez said, he visited Phillipon in Vail, Colo. At that point, he said, "I did find out I had a big hole in my left hip. And then Dr. Phillipon said I had to have immediate surgery. So that's that."
Asked if he was playing through pain during the playoffs, Rodriguez was again vague. "You always have pain," Rodriguez said. "It was a pretty significant tear. They shaved the bone, and they put five anchors. So it was pretty significant. I had a major surgery."
In this instance, the Yankees continue to lean on their records. Cashman said the team has no documented evidence of Rodriguez requiring treatment heading into October.
"The medical records are factual," Cashman said. "If you have a dispute with the medical records, we're very comfortable with the business we've gone about. No one has hid anything from the guy."
To hear Cashman tell it, his relationship with Rodriguez has turned to ash. He said he feels uncomfortable saying little more than "hello" and "goodbye" to his third baseman. He described him as dishonest. The concept of Rodriguez remaining a Yankee for four more seasons, the length of his contract, appears impossible.
Yet Rodriguez, somehow, sounded a note of hope for reconciliation. He believes he can mend these fences.
"I hope so," he said. "I love this team. I love the fans of New York City. It's a very complicated situation. But we're doing the best we can."
The threads in this dispute do not figure to untangle any time soon. The allegations are wild. The characters are rich. The stakes are mountainous – the ethical reputation of the Yankees, $86 million owed to Rodriguez through 2017, the legacy of one of baseball's greatest players. The rhetoric is lofty, with Rodriguez cloaking himself in pugilistic metaphors.
"It's been a war," he said. "It's been very tough."
My life, Rodriguez said, "is not reality TV." Please. His story is the most compelling one in the game. On the field, off the field, one cannot avert their eyes from Rodriguez. Who can predict what comes next? Who can look away? Why would you?


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The usual overkill of pageantry is wrapping up -- a Tim McGraw concert in the infield, thousands of workers with flags and giant photos of past NASCAR champs, introductions of VIPs, including Sarah Palin, who received, as you might suspect, a warm welcome in NASCARWorld.
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April 28: Pirates (14-10) @ Cardinals (14-9)
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It certainly seemed a good sign to see Jason Motte head to right field this morning and play catch from about a distance of 50-60 feet. He said yesterday that he was most interested in how his arm responded today, 24 hours after his first game on catch in five weeks. If you missed it on Saturday, here is an update on Motte and where he stands as he approaches that previously set May 1 deadline to determine a yes or no to season-ending surgery.
Also, Matt Carpenter is back in the lineup a day after being removed for a ninth-inning pinch-hitter because of some left side tightness. He passed all required tests this morning and said he's feeling no further discomfort.
David Freese (on his 30th birthday) returns to the field after a day off. Shane Robinson gets the start against lefty Jeff Locke. And on the mound, Shelby Miller will make his third career start at Busch Stadium. In the first two, he's combined to allow one hit, no runs and no walks in 13 innings. He also has a chance to join Adam Wainwright and Lance Lynn as four-game winners on this so-far dominant staff.
- Matt Carpenter (2B)
- Carlos Beltran (RF)
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- Garrett Jones (RF)
- Gaby Sanchez (1B)
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- Russell Martin (C)
- Brandon Inge (2B)
- John McDonald (SS)
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Nyungwe National Park in Rwanda is the main study site for Dr. Beth Kaplin, Professor at University of Rwanda and Antioch University New England, and Director of the Center for Tropical Ecology and Conservation. Many students of the Center for Tropical Ecology and Conservation have undertaken internships, service projects, and thesis and dissertation research projects in this important forest protected area in collaboration with Rwandan colleagues.
Nyungwe Forest is a high-altitude, montane tropical rainforest in southern Rwanda established as a forest reserve in 1933. The conservation area consists of approximately 1015 km2. The forest is located in the Albertine Rift, a series of mountain ranges beginning at the Rwenzori mountains in western Uganda and including eastern D.R. Congo, Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi, and northern Zambia. Contiguous with Kibira National Park in Burundi, Nyungwe is one of the largest mountane rainforests remaining in Africa. Just recently the Nyungwe forest received National Park status, making it East Africa's largest protected high-altitude rainforest.
Nyungwe's biodiversity is astonishing by African standards and is one of the most endemic species-rich areas in all of Africa. Along with its biodiversity, Nyungwe is an important water catchment for Rwanda and contains many natural resources integral to Rwanda's human populations. Rwanda is also in one of the most heavily populated areas of Africa with over 8 million inhabitants in a country the size of the state of Vermont in the United States. Nyungwe is under constant threat from anthropogenic and environmental stresses.
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Business After Hours to honor Linda Byrnes
ARLINGTON No wine will be served at the next Business After Hours, since its purpose is to honor the retiring superintendent of Arlington schools, Linda M. Byrnes, and students are expected to attend.
We are thinking maybe 250 people might show up, said Bonnie George, manager of Skagit State Bank, co-host of the event from 5:30 to
7 p.m., Thursday, Jan. 24.
A project of the Arlington-Smokey Point Chamber of Commerce, Business After Hours provides an opportunity for chamber members and friends to network and socialize. The monthly events are hosted by chamber members at their places of business.
To be held at the bank at 20313 77th Ave. NE in Arlington, the event is co-hosted by the Arlington Education Foundation.
They are providing the hors douvres and we are providing the beverages, George said.
A former president of the Arlington Chamber of Commerce, Kay Duskin, who is now president of the Arlington School Board, said that she and fellow members of the AED decided that at Business After Hours would be a good way to enable the community to honor Byrnes, who was named Superintendent of the Year for the state of Washington just a few days after she announced her retirement.
We decided that a Business After Hours would be a good way for the business community to congratulate Linda personally, Duskin said.
Byrnes will represent Washington state at the National Superintendent of the Year Award Program at the American Association of School Administrators National Conference on Education in Tampa, Fla. in February. Thats when the National Superintendent of the Year will be announced and recognized along with four finalists.
Byrnes came to Arlington 12 years ago promising to pass a bond for a new high school. She lead the effort to pass the bond and leveraged it into seven new facilities.
Linda worked tirelessly to pass our first capital bond in decades and five years later we realized that Linda had leveraged our $54 million bond into nearly $100 million of improvements, Duskin said.
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I consider Linda Byrnes to be one of the most encouraging and positive role models I have ever met, Acker said.
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Havasu Falls
Havasu Falls is one of three major waterfalls in Havasu Canyon located on the Havasupai Indian Reservation, west of Grand Canyon National Park. These waterfalls are world famous for their beautiful turquoise color, and Havasupai actually means people of the blue green water. The Havasupai Tribe is the only group of Native People who still live inside the Grand Canyon, and there home is one of the most amazing destinations in the world.
To get to Havasu Falls one heads west on historic Rt. 66 from Seligman Arizona, and takes Indian 18, a one-way 60 mile road that leads to Hualapai Hilltop. To get to Havasu Falls it is a 10 mile hike or mule ride to the trailhead, and 8 miles to Supai Village where the tribe resides. This beautiful hike can be done with or without the services of a guiding company, but a permit from the tribe is required. There are also limited helicopter flights from Hualapai Hilltop to Supai Village (2 miles from Havasu Falls). Just remember if the helicopter can't fly be ready to hike out on your own as accommodations are limited and may not be available. You need more than a day to visit this area so make plans in advance to assure you get to see this awe inspiring place.
Hualapai Hilltop and the West Rim of the Grand Canyon in general are not as scenic as the South and North Rim, so your initial impressions when you reach this dusty trailhead may not be as jaw dropping as other Grand Canyon destinations. This is one of those trips where it is more about the destination than the journey. Shortly before Supai Village you'll get your first glimpse of the blue green water of Havasu Creek before you get to town. That's right Supai Village is home to the Havasupai Tribe and you'll see homes, horses, a post office and a store. This is also the location of the permit office where hikers need to check in, and the location of the Havasupai Lodge. From the village, scenery starts to change quickly, and it is only 2 miles to the campground and Havasu Falls. As you continue down the trail it won't be long until you reach your first waterfalls. After the flood of 2008, Havasu Canyon went through some major changes. Two new waterfalls were formed from the flood, Rock Falls and New Navajo Falls (the original Navajo Falls is no longer around). These are the first major waterfalls you'll see before you reach Havasu Falls. Below Havasu is the campground which stretches for about a mile until you reach the Next major waterfall. Mooney Falls is the tallest waterfall and the end of civilization in Havasu Canyon. From the top of Mooney Falls is a steep climb to the base of the waterfall where you can continue to the least visited waterfall, Beaver Falls. Below Beaver Falls Havasu Creek continues on its long journey to the Colorado River.


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Thomas Welsh will become associate director of music at the Cleveland Museum of Art next month. He leaves Elision Fields: Artist Management and Independent Recordings in San Francisco, where he managed composers and performers including Terry Riley, Stefano Scodanibbio, Brandon Ross and Matthias Ziegler. In his new position, Welsh will be responsible for the programming of the Cleveland museum's western classical music series.
For 10 years, Welsh managed the classical music label New Albion Records, where he oversaw all matters of production for many highly regarded artists, including Riley, Ingram Marshall, Cuarteto Latinoamericano, John Cage, Aaron Jay Kernis and the New Century Chamber Orchestra. Welsh has written extensively about music in print and online. He has a forthcoming book from University of California Press. He has been a guest on numerous panels and conferences.


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The Portales FFA annual banquet was called to order at 6:30 p.m. May 6.
District President Melissa Fretus gave a speech. The FFA creed was given by Wil Hodnett. The greenhand parlimentary procedure team opened the banquet.
Awards given out at the banquet included:
• Beef Production — Cayli Sanders
• Sheep Production — Kendall Levacy
• Dairy Production — Molly Legler
• Swine Production — Garrett Lee
• Livestock Production — Daniel Lopez
• Agricultural Service — Sawyer May
• Proficiency Ag Mechanic — Kendall Levacy
• Home Development — Ethan Evans
• Work Horse — Wil Hodnett and Kayla Hight
• Star Greenhand — Garrett Lee
• Honorary Plaque — Corine Mendoza, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Chavez, and Don and Gina Sanders
• Top eighth-grader — Tylar Jo Rowley
• Livestock Gold — Wil Hodnett
• Land Gold — Kayla Hight
• Chapter Scholarship pin — Ethan Evans, Leven Bergsieker, Kendall Levacy and Wendy Carling
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Our government and the candidates are all looking at the gas price problem from the wrong end.
If I were president or a candidate for president, I'd be inclined to propose that the federal government contract with GM, Ford and Chrysler to build electric vehicles suitable for use by government and/or government-connected industries and services.
Your letter carrier could do fine with an electric van, and the meter maids could do fine with electric vehicles. These vehicles would work very well where daily driving is limited, and they could be plugged in overnight to charge.
Just having the government using these vehicles would make a significant dent in the demand for gas, and prices might fall some.
Ideally, the public would opt for these vehicles. I'm not alone in my situation: I need my wagon to go on longer trips or to hold my three grandchildren. Most of my trips, however, are quite local, and I am alone in the car. Government contracts would lead to a large market for these vehicles, and the large market would bring the price per unit down.


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The Banks Linear Trail Brave Run 5k/10k Run/Walk (including a free run for young children) will take place in Banks on May 18th. The race is a non-profit and all of the proceeds go towards much needed technology for the Banks Elementary School.
Proceeds from their first event in 2011 provided overhead projectors in all of their classrooms and last year they were able to purchase thirty-three tablets.
The race bibs are specially designed by the students. The theme this year is "Nerd up and run!" So please, put together your best Nerd costume, bring the whole family and enjoy music and raffles as well as plenty of vendor booths at the end. There will even be massages and a yoga instructor for some cool down stretches.
The race starts on the Banks Elementary school track and proceeds along the Banks-Vernonia State Trail. The course is flat and fast. This is an amazing community race put on by caring Race Directors for a wonderful cause.
Visit http://www.banksbraverun.blogspot.com/p/about-event.html for more information about the event and to get registered. If you can't make the race but would like to help out you can also donate through their website.
Registration begins at 7AM
Free Kids dash begins at 8:30AM 5K/10K Run and Walk begins at 9:00AM
Registration and fees:
Adults 5K/10K : $20
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BSD Employees: $10
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Two tax advisory votes cleared for November ballot
The Washington Attorney General's Office informed Secretary of State Sam Reed on Monday that two tax measures approved by the 2012 Legislature must go to the November ballot for a public advisory vote.
It's the first time for a voter-mandated plebiscite for taxes passed in Olympia.
The two bills cited in a letter from Solicitor General Maureen Hart are provisions in House Bill 2590, dealing with the state pollution liability insurance trust account, and Senate Bill 6635, an omnibus bill dealing with tax preferences, including a provision removing a special tax treatment for certain large banks. During debate, the banking provision was described as an $18 million boost to the state treasury. Both bills were deemed tax increases.
The non-binding tax advisory votes are the first to be triggered by Tim Eyman's Initiative 960, adopted by voters in 2007. That measure, which also requires a two-thirds vote to approve taxes in Olympia, requires taxes approved by the Legislature be submitted to voters for their view. After seeing the results of the advisory vote this November, the Legislature can revisit the issue, or let their original votes stand.
Both 2012 measures passed handily. In the case of HB2590, the vote was almost unanimous – 40-0 in the Senate and 93-1 in the House. For SB6635, the vote was lopsided, more than a two-thirds vote in each chamber: Senate, 35-10; House 74-24. Gov. Chris Gregoire signed both bills on May 2.
The HB2590 text is here.
The SB6635 text is here.
Shane Hamlin, state elections co-director, said the two measures will be given Tax Advisory Proposition Nos. 1 and 2 and the Attorney General will prepare brief descriptions of each. That information will be in the state Voters' Guide and the ballots.
Voters also will be asked to decide six other ballot propositions:
• Referendum 74, to affirm or reject the new legislation permitting civil marriage for same-sex couples.
• I-1240, authorizing up to 40 charter schools to form in Washington over the next five years.
• I-1185, a plan by Tim Eyman to re-impose the previously approved requirement for a supermajority two-thirds vote in both houses of the Legislature for boosting taxes without a vote of the people. This concept has been adopted four times previously, but the Constitutional allows the Legislature to amend, suspend or abolish initiatives after two years have passed.
• Initiative to the Legislature 502, decriminalizing marijuana for those 18 and older.
• Two noncontroversial constitutional amendments placed on the ballot by lawmakers. SJR 8221 deals with stricter limits on use of bond debt for state projects. SJR 8223 deals with investments by the University of Washington and Washington State University.
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In this lesson, we're going to explore odd-time groovin'. Ex. 1 is a basic rhythm of five beats against four beats. Get comfortable with it before attempting the other exercises. Exs. 2 and 3 are kit-based grooves that are fairly simple to play as long as you count sixteenth-notes. In Ex. 2, keep quarter-notes with the right hand, and double up for eighth-notes in Ex. 3. In Ex. 4, incorporate alternating sixteenths (RLRL) with the hands, and make sure to nail the backbeat on 2 and 4. Finally, in Exs. 5 and 6, alternate sixteenths between the right hand on your ride and left hand on your snare. You will also be challenged to accent the bell of the ride on & of every beat. Careful: The left hand gets a little tricky in Ex. 6. Have fun!


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EAST LANSING -- Work is set to commence next month to bring majors repair to a system of steam tunnels on the north side of Michigan State University's campus.
The West Circle steam loop project is plotted out in four segments, including the summers of 2012 to 2015.
The project will rebuild the aging steam tunnels beneath MSU's north campus. The university generates steam at the T.B. Simon Power Plant on the campus' south side then distributes that steam across its 5,200 acres to heat buildings.
MSU News reports some of the steam tunnels beneath north campus are upward of 100 years old. Neglecting them could lead to failure of steam delivery to dormitories, Olin Health Center, the MSU Union and other buildings.
In addition to steam tunnel repairs, the project will also upgrade water mains, telecommunications and electrical.
MSU's Physical Plant Division hosts a series of public meetings to address the upcoming project:
- 8:30 a.m., Jan. 27, MSU Union Building, Parlor A
- 5:30 p.m., Feb. 16, Old Horticulture Building, Room 206
- 1:30 p.m., March 29, MSU Union Building, Parlor A
The project will also be featured on the agenda each month at Construction Junction, the Physical Plant's monthly construction information meeting. February, March and May meetings are in Room B122 Wells Hall. April's meeting is at the James B. Henry Center for Executive Development. Summer meeting locations are to be determined. All begin at 8:30 a.m.
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County Engineer Dan Dahlke said the county should be down to one road crew clearing rights-of-way by Friday. The March 18 storms destroyed at least four houses in the county, inflicted major damage on 15 houses and minor damage on 24, according to the county EMA. Most of the damaged homes were concentrated in the area around Margaret, Odenville and Ashville.
Dahlke said roughly 50 roads saw fairly significant brush fall on them, and 15 were totally blocked by downed trees and power lines. As of today, about 30 roads still have brush waiting to be cleared. To help, the county commission approved the purchase of a wood chipper at $38,364.
County officials have also helped with the American Red Cross in supplying tarps and needed clean up items in areas. Dahlke said the storm damage "was nothing like" the April 27, 2011 tornadoes, which devastated parts of the county near Ashville. But the "straight line wind damage was as bad as I've ever seen it," he said. And power outages were roughly worse than the 2011 storm outbreak.


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We should have stuck with the Stelly Plan, that transformational constitutional amendment Louisiana voters passed in 2002 that made the state less dependent on sales taxes and promised to cause less panicking during every budgeting session.
We didn't stick with it. Five years later, lawmakers reversed the income tax increases that made the Stelly Plan beneficial. They left intact the sales-tax reductions that promised the state's most vulnerable residents relief. How depressing, then, to realize that even with those cuts in place, we're still one of the states hitting our residents hardest at the cash register.
According to a report released last week by the Tax Foundation, Louisiana residents in 2012 pay the third-highest sales taxes in the nation, trailing only Tennessee and Arizona. Taking into account those taxes charged by the state and those charged by local governments, Louisianians pay an average of 8.85 percent on their purchases.
"It's significant, and not in a positive way," State Treasurer John Kennedy said last week in response to the report. "When you're number three in the country in a category of taxes that states and local government rely on, that's not a good thing in my judgment."
We've got the worst of both worlds: sales taxes higher than just about everywhere else and a yearly inability to make ends meet.
Excessive sales taxes can be imposed anywhere, but the situation is the most onerous in the South. Katherine S. Newman and Rourke L. O'Brien, authors of "Taxing the Poor: Doing Damage to the Truly Disadvantaged," say the states that comprised the Confederacy have the most regressive policies because it was in those states that antebellum gentry wanted to lessen the amount of taxes they paid on their property, including the men, women and children they kept as slaves.
After the war and the official abolition of slavery, those plantation owners were no more amenable to ideas to tax their vast holdings of land. But you can't last long without taxing something or somebody. The South eventually chose the little man, the consumer, the families making purchases to feed and clothe themselves.
Newman and O'Brien point out that a 1934 report that legislators in Mississippi had approved that state's first sales tax carried the following headline in the Atlanta Constitution: "House Passes Bill to Insure (sic) Relief for Property Tax Payers."
We've certainly bought into the idea in Louisiana that property should be shielded from taxation and purchases heavily levied. Our homestead exemptions are sacrosanct. Our concern is small, if it exists at all, for the effects our tax policies have on the poor.
Sales taxes, especially on essential purchases, are harder to bear for people with less money, and when people are having to do the math in their heads before they buy food, they tend to buy the cheap stuff, which so often is the bad stuff, which leads to so many larger problems related to public health and poverty.
That's why November 2002 was a watershed moment in Louisiana history. It wasn't a panacea obviously. Even now our sales taxes are high. Still, the vote showed that we were momentarily sensible about tax policy. When lawmakers reversed the income tax increases without coming up with revenue to replace it they pushed us back toward our typical insanity. Will we ever get to the place where we make lasting sense?
When the Stelly Plan passed in 2002, then-Gov. Mike Foster said, "It's the upset of the century." Indeed, even supporters of the bill thought it had no chance at being approved by voters. Miraculously, it was.
It will likely take another such miracle to further reduce our sales taxes. And yet another on top of that to have such cuts offset by reliable sources of revenue. But surely it can happen: in our dreams if nowhere else.
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Britain's film censors on Wednesday banned the Japanese sadistic horror film "Grotesque", saying its tale of extreme torture featured unrelenting brutality and minimal narrative.
The British Board of Film Classification (BBFC) rejected the DVD, meaning it is unclassified and therefore cannot be legally supplied anywhere in Britain, with anyone doing so risking a heavy fine and imprisonment.
"Grotesque" focuses on the sexual assault, humiliation and extreme torture of a male and female victim, the board said.
The protagonist inflicts serious injuries on the restrained couple, including amputation, eye gouging, castration and disembowelment.
"The torture becomes even more extreme, leading to the gory and violent death of both hostages," the BBFC said.
The board rejects films only rarely, preferring to give advice about how appropriate cuts would achieve the preferred certificate.
"Unlike other recent torture-themed horror works, such as the 'Saw' and 'Hostel' series, 'Grotesque' features minimal narrative or character development and presents the audience with little more than an unrelenting and escalating scenario of humiliation, brutality and sadism," said BBFC director David Cooke.
"The chief pleasure on offer seems to be in the spectacle of sadism (including sexual sadism) for its own sake."
The distributors, who were hoping to receive an 18-certificate for the straight-to-DVD film, can appeal against the decision.
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If Fredericksburg was going to make a series out of the best-of-5 "Lefty" Grumbine Lebanon County Legion baseball finals, it was going to need to improve its pitching and defense from Game 1.
Jon McKinney took care of that, pitching a complete game win against Campbelltown and helping Fredericksburg to a 5-2 win that tied the series 1-1.
McKinney allowed six hits and one earned run. He struck out six batters and issued no walks.
"My curveball was on, finally," McKinney said. "It was the first time in a while. I could use it for a strike, or use it for a strikeout pitch."
McKinney retired the side in order three times. He threw 111 pitches.
The Fredericksburg defense, which made nine errors in a 21-6 Game 1 loss, helped out too. Second baseman Daulton Ritter and shortstop Zach Smith turned an inning-ending double play in the fifth. Fredericksburg had just two errors in Game 2.
Although Campbelltown never led, the regular-season champs hardly looked like a beaten team.
"I liked a lot of what I saw tonight," Campbelltown head coach Tim Morgan said. "That's a good team over there. McKinney got his curveball over and my guy didn't."
Fredericksburg scored all of its runs in the bottom of the second inning.
Jordan Seltzer led off with a solo home run to left field. Tanner Dresch hit a sacrifice fly to plate Austin Startoni and make it 2-0.
Then Fredericksburg added three two-out runs before the rally ended. An infield single by McKinney scored Ritter, then Smith's double scored McKinney for a 4-0 lead. Drew Bene's single to right knocked Smith in for a 5-0 advantage.
"Getting runs for your pitcher is big," Fredericksburg head coach Jim McKinney said. "He can throw the curve more often."
Campbelltown loaded the bases with one out in the fourth, but the only run that frame came on a sacrifice fly by Sully Bortner.
In the seventh, Campbelltown tacked on one more run when Tyler Morder reached on an error, then scored after a botched relay on Zach Miller's double.
Morder made a nice defensive play from right field in the sixth, throwing a runner out at third base without the help of the cutoff man.
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From classically embroidered wedding gowns, to the latest unlocked i32 cell phones, LightInTheBox presents our Best of 2008 – the hottest selling items on our website over the past twelve months. Check out this year's most popular items, and pick up a bargain of your own for the New Year!
Super Phone
Versatility and mobility are now at your fingertips. Check out the P168 Super quad-band cell phone, a phone that can be used with any subscriber in the world! It features touchscreen and handwriting technology, as well as tons of additional functions that will surely have you occupied for months to come. The high resolution display movies and videos with picture perfect quality. A 1.3 Mega-Pixel camera is also available. Buy now and receive a free 1GB SD-Card for all your storage needs.
Dynamite Dress
This satiny taffeta floor-length evening dress is effortlessly versatile, which is probably why it made into our Best of 2008 roll of honor. Whether you need an elegant evening dress, or something priceless for the prom, the mermaid scoop sashes on this dazzling dress will make you the center of attention. Available in the color of your choice at our special sale price.
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An amazing cell phone packing dual SIM power, the i32 also features a "shake it" function to have you shaking your phone for months to come! Rotatable display screen, 1.3 Mega-Pixel camera, group text messaging, MP3/MP4 playback, and a built-in 1GB storage makes this a very powerful machine. Buy today and we'll throw in a free 1GB TF-Card.
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With a Wii shortage the world over, it wasn't only at LightInTheBox that this was a bestseller! Our 26 In 1 Sports Package proved the most popular of our bundles, perfect for working out or just playing with the kids. Better than that – it's still in stock! With 10 free games shipped as standard buy today to discover just how good the deal is!
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The classic flattering look of the A-line dress is given a dramatic new twist in this elegant bridal gown. Exquisitely embroidered seams follow the contours of the body to elongate the torso and slim down any curves. At under $100 for a tailor-made bridal dress, it is little wonder that this was a bestseller in 2008. Get your own Princess Bridal Gown now!
Embroidered with Love
Another bridal entry in our top ten, this sumptuous satin wedding gown radiates grace from sweetheart neckline to sweeping train. Seamless tailoring ensures smooth, svelte lines regardless of body-type, to transform yourself into a princess bride for your perfect day. A wedding dress to be treasured forever.
Timeless Classic
An enduringly exquisite dress which shined as a favorite party piece throughout the year. Empire straps and a flowing taffeta train make this majestic evening dress the stand-out outfit when you want to be the belle of the ball. Not only available in glittering gold, you can order this distinctive ball gown in a range of beautiful colors.
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A new arrival for the 2008 Fashion Season, this chic sassy knee-length cocktail dress proved extremely popular. With its trendy look and fashionably low price, the A-line strapless taffeta cocktail dress is guaranteed to be a favorite for next year's hottest parties too. This dress is hot, so don't delay and order yours today!
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Police and crime commissioners are showing a "worrying" ability to evade rules laid down by Parliament when sacking chief constables, MPs warn today.
PCCs appear able to sidestep safeguards put in place to protect chief constables by threatening potentially embarrassing scrutiny in public. A report by the Commons Home Affairs select committee said early indications were that it was "very easy" for a PCC to remove a chief constable for reasons of an "insubstantial nature". Even the Home Secretary is powerless to intervene and this is evidence that the checks on the powers of commissioners are "too weak", the committee


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UNDATED (www.incnow.tv) - Soft drink sales continued to fizzle last year.
According to Trade Journal "Beverage Digest," soft drink sales in 2012 dropped to their lowest level since 1996. The journal also found the pace of decline for carbonated beverages has increased and without energy drinks like Monster and Red Bull, it would have been worse.
But despite the decline in sales, revenue was up nearly 2% due to a 3% soda price hike.
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MUSKEGON, MI – A suspect is in custody after allegedly stealing baby formula from a Muskegon gas station and leading police on a chase Monday evening.
Muskegon police responded to the Marathon gas station at 812 W. Laketon Ave. around 5:30 p.m. after receiving a reported hold-up alarm and a subsequent call from the store clerk reporting a shoplifting, according to police dispatch information.
Muskegon County Central Dispatch reported the suspect took an unknown amount of baby formula from the gas station.
An officer in the area saw a person running down the street and gave chase on foot north into a neighborhood east of Seaway Drive between Forest and Laketon avenues, according to police radio traffic.
Police blanketed the area and set up a perimeter after the officer lost sight of the individual he was chasing. The suspect was located near Dale Avenue and Glade Street before 5:50 p.m. and placed under arrest.
Muskegon police did not provide further information on the scene. The suspect's name was not immediately released.
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Officials at Westinghouse Electric Co. announce the next step in the production of fuel for the Westinghouse Small Modular Reactor (SMR). The Westinghouse engineering design team in the fuel fabrication facility in Columbia, SC, has initiated fabrication of the Westinghouse SMR prototype fuel assemblies for testing.
The Westinghouse SMR fuel design began in 2011 and is based on the proven Robust Fuel Assembly (RFA) technology used in the fuel for the four Westinghouse AP1000 nuclear power plant units currently under construction in China, as well as the four AP1000 units being built in Georgia and South Carolina, the first new nuclear power plants to be built in the U.S. in over a generation. Additionally, the RFA technology has been used successfully in more than 50 reactors over the last 15 years. Over 18,000 RFAs have been delivered to customers around the world.
To ensure the successful operation of the SMR fuel design, planned hydraulic testing will include full-scale test assemblies and will simulate SMR reactor operation to confirm acceptable performance of the fuel design and support input to the SMR Design Certification submittal to the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC). Production of test assemblies will allow evaluation of the manufacturing capability for SMR fuel and identify areas for improvement. Technical reviews of the overall design and the hydraulic testing plan already have been performed as part of this development process, and manufacturing of the components for the test assemblies currently is underway.
Fuel manufactured at the Westinghouse fuel fabrication facility in Columbia is used in approximately half of the U.S. nuclear plants and provides approximately 10 percent of all U.S. electricity production.
The Westinghouse SMR team, including the NexStart SMR Alliance, a consortium of current and prospective nuclear plant owners and operators; cooperative, municipal and investor-owned electric service providers; and other public and private enterprises, will work collaboratively to execute a proposed project having an objective of receiving from the NRC design certification of the Westinghouse SMR, and then a combined construction and operating license for a Westinghouse SMR at Ameren Missouri's Callaway Energy Center.
The Westinghouse SMR is a 225MWe integral pressurized water reactor with all primary components located inside of the reactor vessel. It is the company's next product innovation utilizing passive safety systems and proven components, as well as modular construction techniques – all realized and already licensed in the nuclear industry-leading AP1000 nuclear power plant design. The AP1000 reactor is the first and only Generation III+ reactor to receive Design Certification from the NRC and currently is being built in China and the U.S. Westinghouse believes that by building upon the concepts and advances in technology achieved in the Westinghouse AP1000 reactor, the Westinghouse SMR design will provide licensing, construction and operational certainty that no other SMR supplier can match with competitive economics.
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Officials at Westinghouse Electric Co. announce the next step in the production of fuel for the Westinghouse Small Modular Reactor (SMR). The Westinghouse engineering design team in the fuel fabrication facility in Columbia, SC, has initiated fabrication of the Westinghouse SMR prototype fuel assemblies for testing.


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Stand out and cash in
Written by John English Monday, 16 December 2013 00:00
We had a little work done on the home place a few months ago. A contractor came in and gave us a price, we signed the papers and all these very professional people showed up one after the other until everything was done.
VOC rules can cause a mess
Written by Christopher Hoffman Monday, 16 December 2013 00:00
Cabinet Makers Association executive director David Grulke sums up regulation of volatile organic compounds, a vital component of most varnishes, paints and stains, with one word.
So close, yet so far away
Written by Jennifer Hicks Monday, 16 December 2013 00:00
Grab a map and find Littleton, N.H. It's north of the White Mountains, south of St. Johnsbury, Vt., and more than a two-hour drive from the Massachusetts' state line. Why the geography lesson? Well, this is a story of a small-town shop, Littleton Millwork, serving the Boston market and beyond for roughly three decades, and a little perspective might help.
Ready when you are
Written by Jennifer Hicks Monday, 18 November 2013 00:00
Suppliers of cabinet and furniture components are finally seeing better days. After some tough years, orders for doors, drawers and decorative elements are up (see sidebar), particularly from the small- to mid-sized woodworking shops realizing the benefits of outsourcing.
Through the roof
Written by John English Monday, 18 November 2013 00:00
For many small woodshops, insurance costs as much as the rent — and sometimes more. There is such a thing as being overinsured, but the worst effect of that is just a higher premium. Being underinsured, on the other hand, can be absolutely disastrous.
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